Definition of lown in English:

lown

noun laʊn

Scottish

1A calm or quiet state; stillness, tranquillity.
2Shelter; a peaceful or sheltered place.

adjective laʊn

Scottish

1Of the weather, a body of water, or some other natural feature or phenomenon: calm, still.
2Especially of a person: gentle, calm, quiet.
3Of a place: sheltered; cosy, snug.

adverb laʊn

Scottish

Calmly, quietly; peacefully, tranquilly.

verb laʊn

Northern, Canadian Regional, Scottish, Irish English, Labrador, English Regional, Newfoundland

1with object To make calm, to lull.
2no object To become calm or quiet.

Origin

Middle English. Originally from early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic logn, Norwegian regional logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn), Old Danish lun, lugn, loghn, lundh (early modern Danish luun, lowen, Danish lun, lune), all nouns in sense ‘calm, stillness, tranquillity’, and also Old Icelandic lygn (adjective) calm, Norwegian lun, (regional) logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn, lygn), Danish lun, all adjectives in sense ‘still, calm’) from the same Germanic base as Old Icelandic lauss free, unencumbered
late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From lown.

Definition of lown in US English:

lown

nounlaʊn

Scottish

1A calm or quiet state; stillness, tranquillity.
2Shelter; a peaceful or sheltered place.

adjectivelaʊn

Scottish

1Of the weather, a body of water, or some other natural feature or phenomenon: calm, still.
2Especially of a person: gentle, calm, quiet.
3Of a place: sheltered; cosy, snug.

adverblaʊn

Scottish

Calmly, quietly; peacefully, tranquilly.

verblaʊn

Northern, Canadian Regional, Scottish, Irish English, Labrador, English Regional, Newfoundland

1with object To make calm, to lull.
2no object To become calm or quiet.

Origin

Middle English. Originally from early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic logn, Norwegian regional logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn), Old Danish lun, lugn, loghn, lundh (early modern Danish luun, lowen, Danish lun, lune), all nouns in sense ‘calm, stillness, tranquillity’, and also Old Icelandic lygn (adjective) calm, Norwegian lun, (regional) logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn, lygn), Danish lun, all adjectives in sense ‘still, calm’) from the same Germanic base as Old Icelandic lauss free, unencumbered<br>late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From lown.

单词	lown
释义	Definition of lown in English: lown noun laʊn Scottish 1A calm or quiet state; stillness, tranquillity. 2Shelter; a peaceful or sheltered place. adjective laʊn Scottish 1Of the weather, a body of water, or some other natural feature or phenomenon: calm, still. 2Especially of a person: gentle, calm, quiet. 3Of a place: sheltered; cosy, snug. adverb laʊn Scottish Calmly, quietly; peacefully, tranquilly. verb laʊn Northern, Canadian Regional, Scottish, Irish English, Labrador, English Regional, Newfoundland 1with object To make calm, to lull. 2no object To become calm or quiet. Origin Middle English. Originally from early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic logn, Norwegian regional logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn), Old Danish lun, lugn, loghn, lundh (early modern Danish luun, lowen, Danish lun, lune), all nouns in sense ‘calm, stillness, tranquillity’, and also Old Icelandic lygn (adjective) calm, Norwegian lun, (regional) logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn, lygn), Danish lun, all adjectives in sense ‘still, calm’) from the same Germanic base as Old Icelandic lauss free, unencumbered late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From lown. Definition of lown in US English: lown nounlaʊn Scottish 1A calm or quiet state; stillness, tranquillity. 2Shelter; a peaceful or sheltered place. adjectivelaʊn Scottish 1Of the weather, a body of water, or some other natural feature or phenomenon: calm, still. 2Especially of a person: gentle, calm, quiet. 3Of a place: sheltered; cosy, snug. adverblaʊn Scottish Calmly, quietly; peacefully, tranquilly. verblaʊn Northern, Canadian Regional, Scottish, Irish English, Labrador, English Regional, Newfoundland 1with object To make calm, to lull. 2no object To become calm or quiet. Origin Middle English. Originally from early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic logn, Norwegian regional logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn), Old Danish lun, lugn, loghn, lundh (early modern Danish luun, lowen, Danish lun, lune), all nouns in sense ‘calm, stillness, tranquillity’, and also Old Icelandic lygn (adjective) calm, Norwegian lun, (regional) logn, Old Swedish lughn (Swedish lugn, lygn), Danish lun, all adjectives in sense ‘still, calm’) from the same Germanic base as Old Icelandic lauss free, unencumbered<br>late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From lown.
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