Ween Meaning in English

word

US

wiːn

WEEN

UK

wˈiːn

WEEN

التعريف

To think, suppose, or believe something, especially in an old-fashioned or literary context.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Extremely rare and archaic; found mainly in old literature or poetry. Not used in modern spoken English. Often replaced with 'think', 'suppose', or 'believe' today. Sometimes appears in Shakespeare or classic texts.

• Spanish: imaginar - suponer (arcaico)
• Portuguese (BR): imaginar - supor (arcaico)
• Portuguese (PT): imaginar - supor (arcaico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 认为（古语）- 想象（古语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 認為（古語）- 想像（古語）
• Hindi: मान लेना (पुराना) - कल्पना करना (पुराना)
• Arabic: يعتقد (قديم) - يظن (قديم)
• Bengali: মনে করা - ভাবা (আধাপ্রচলিত) - ধারণা করা (পুরানো সাহিত্যিক)
• Russian: полагать (устаревшее) - думать (литературное) - считать (архаичное)
• Japanese: 思う（古語・文語） - 信じる（詩的）
• Vietnamese: cho rằng (cổ) - tưởng rằng (văn học xưa)
• Korean: 여기다 (고어) - 생각하다 (문어체)
• Turkish: sanmak (eski, edebi) - düşünmek (eskimiş)
• Urdu: سمجھنا (قدیم، ادبی) - خیال کرنا (پرانی شاعری میں)
• Indonesian: menyangka (kuno/sastra) - mengira (klasik)

جمل نموذجية

I ween he will not return tonight.

basic

They ween their efforts will be rewarded.

basic

Do you ween it is possible?

basic

"Many a man," he said, "doth ween himself wise."

natural

Some still ween the old tales are true, though most doubt them.

natural

He did not ween she would remember after so many years.

natural