tano

See also: taño, tañó, tāno, täno, tano', and tần ô

Galician

Noun

tano m (plural tanos)

1. stem or slip (horticulture)

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Hausa

Noun

tànô m (possessed form tànôn)

1. drum or barrel for liquids

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Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English tan, French tan.

Noun

tano (plural tani)

1. tan (oak bark or similar used for tanning)

Derived terms

• tanagar (“to tan”)

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Spanish

Etymology

From a corruption of napolitano (“Neapolitan”).

Adjective

tano (feminine singular tana, masculine plural tanos, feminine plural tanas)

1. (slang, Argentina, Uruguay) Italian

Noun

tano m (plural tanos)

1. (slang, Argentina, Uruguay) An Italian (a person from Italy or of Italian ancestry)

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Swahili

Swahili cardinal numbers

<  4	5	6  >
Cardinal : -tano

Etymology

Compare Luganda -taano.

Numeral

-tano (declinable)

1. (cardinal) five

Inflection

Inflected forms of -tano

Noun class	plural only
M-wa class	watano
M-mi class	mitano
Ma class	matano
Ki-vi class	vitano
N class	tano
U class	tano
Pa class	patano
Ku class	kutano
Mu class	mutano

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Wusi

Noun

tano

1. (Kerepua) water

Reference

• Darrell T. Tryon, New Hebrides languages: an internal classification (1976), page 311