gajni
Esperanto
/ˈɡai̯ni/
head
Definitions
- (transitive) to gain, earn
- (transitive) to win
Etymology
Derived from French gagner (gain, earn, win) derived from English gain (convenient, against, foredeal, favourable, direct, kindly, suitable, contrary, straight, profit).
Origin
English
gain
Gloss
convenient, against, foredeal, favourable, direct, kindly, suitable, contrary, straight, profit
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- again English
- autogain English
- foregain English
- gain English
- gainable English
- gainand English
- gainer English
- gainest English
- gaineth English
- gainful English
- gainless English
- gainly English
- gainsharing English
- gainside English
- gainword English
- gainworthy English
- outgain English
- overgain English
- photogain English
- regain English
- undergain English
- ungain English
- gagnable French
- gagne-pain French
- gagner French
- gagneur French
- regagner French
- gayn Middle English
- malgajni Esperanto
- gaigner Middle French
- genyen Haitian, Haitian Creole
- gagne Mauritian Creole
- gagnin Louisiana Creole French
- gain Louisiana Creole French