Contionary:grenn

Brittainese

Pronunciation

(Standard Brittainese) IPA^(key): [grˈɛn]

Etymology 1

From Old Brittainese grenn, grann and a multitude of dialectal variation, all with different meanings related to the face, especially that of facial hair. Usage in its modern sense first documented in the 17th century. Probably from a Celtic language, c.f. Welsh grann 'eyelid', Irish greann 'beard', French grenon, thought to come from Gaulish grenna 'beard, mustache'.

Noun

grenn f first declension (plural grennes)

1. eyebrow

Conjugation of grenn
	singular	plural
nominative	grenn	grennes
oblique	grenn	grennes