Yenned: meaning, definitions and examples
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yenned
[ jɛnəd ]
slang usage
Yenned is a Scottish dialect term that means to desire or crave something intensely. It is often used to express a strong longing for something that is out of reach or difficult to obtain.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- I yenned for a warm hug on that cold evening.
- She yenned to see her hometown again after many years.
- He yenned for adventure and set off on a journey.
- The child yenned for the toys he saw in the store.
Translations
Translations of the word "yenned" in other languages:
🇵🇹 yenned
🇮🇳 yenned
🇩🇪 yenned
🇮🇩 yenned
🇺🇦 yenned
🇵🇱 yenned
🇯🇵 yenned
🇫🇷 yenned
🇪🇸 yenned
🇹🇷 yenned
🇰🇷 yenned
🇸🇦 yenned
🇨🇿 yenned
🇸🇰 yenned
🇨🇳 yenned
🇸🇮 yenned
🇮🇸 yenned
🇰🇿 yenned
🇬🇪 yenned
🇦🇿 yenned
🇲🇽 yenned
Etymology
The word 'yenned' originates from the Old English 'geornian', which means to desire or to be eager for. It has Scottish roots, commonly used in dialect, and reflects a deep-seated longing that is often tied to emotional experiences. Over the years, yenned has become less common, but it remains a poignant expression of yearning in the Scottish lexicon. This term encapsulates a sense of want that resonates not just with the physical dimensions of desire but also with emotional and psychological needs. Despite its relative obscurity today, it serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of language that conveys human feelings.