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Definition of manes - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
mythologyDated spirits of the dead in Roman mythologyDated
- The ancient Romans made offerings to the manes of their ancestors.
- Rituals were performed to honor the manes.
- The manes were believed to protect the living.
Origin of manes
Latin, manes (spirits of the dead)
Terms with manes included in their meaning
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animal
large wild cats with manes
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- French:manes, ...
- German:Manen, ...
- Italian:spiriti dei morti, ...
- Spanish:manes, ...
- Portuguese:manes, ...
- Chinese:阴魂, ...
- Japanese:マネス, ...
- Arabic:أرواح الموتى في الأساطير الرومانية, ...
- Hebrew:רוּחוֹת הַמֵּתִים, ...
- Russian:духи предков, ...
- Ukrainian:мани, ...
- Hindi:मानेस, ...
Definition of mane - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animal hairlong hair on the neck of a horse or lion
- The horse shook its mane in the morning breeze.
2.
similar appearancesomething resembling this hair in form or position
- She wore her scarf like a mane, flowing and elegant.
3.
human hairlong or thick hair on a person's head
- She admired her mane in the mirror.
Images of mane
long hair on the neck of a horse or lion 
long or thick hair on a person's head
Expressions with mane
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large, shaggy mane like that of a lion
His wild, curly hair was like a lion's mane.
Origin of mane
Old English, manu (hand)
Examples of mane in a sentence
She braided the horse's mane carefully. The lion's mane was thick and golden. Her hair, a wild mane, framed her face perfectly. His mane was the envy of all his friends. The stylist loved working with her thick mane.
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- French:crinière, ...
- German:Mähne, Haarmähne, ...
- Italian:criniera, chioma, ...
- Spanish:cabellera, pelo, ...
- Portuguese:crina, cabeleira, ...
- Chinese:鬃毛, 鬃毛状物, ...
- Japanese:たてがみ, 髪, ...
- Arabic:عرف, شعر كثيف, ...
- Hebrew:רְעָמָה, ...
- Russian:грива, шевелюра, ...
- Ukrainian:грива, шевелюра, ...
- Hindi:अयाल, केश, ...
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