thran
/θɹæn/
thran adjective: stubborn; obstinate; pigheaded.
Adjective
thran (comparative more thran, superlative most thran)
Forms of thran
| comparative | more thran |
|---|---|
| superlative | most thran |
Origin of thran
Cognate with Scots thrawn. Doublet of thrown.
Words that rhyme with thran
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- clan
- ban
- Cheyenne
- Longshan
- Nanshan
- plan
- an
- gan
- Gushan
- han
- Hongshan
- mann
- nan
- stan
- tan
- unman
- Baoshan
- Dongshan
- flan
- Heshan
- Jinshan
- langshan
- marzipan
- panne
- Qishan
- ran
- rattan
- bantustan
- began
- chan
- Fengshan
- Fran
- Guanshan
- Hengshan
- Huangshan
- Huishan
- japan
- Lausanne
- Lianshan
- Lushan
- Marianne
- Pingshan
- scran
- sedan
- shan
- than
- trapan
- trepan
Questions about thran
- What does thran mean?
- Thran means stubborn; obstinate; pigheaded.
- What part of speech is thran?
- Thran is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce thran?
- Thran is pronounced /θɹæn/.
Words near thran in the dictionary
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