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FAIN - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Fain (disambiguation)
FAIN
ألاسم
بسُرُور
الصفة
حِبّ ; صَبّ ; عَشِيق ; مُتَحَابّ ; مَعْشُوق ; هاو ; واجِد
fain
حال : بسرور
Definition
fain
I. a.
Glad, pleased, rejoiced, well-pleased, eager, inclined, anxious.
II. ad.
Gladly, joyfully, with pleasure, with joy, eagerly, willingly.
Wikipedia
Fain
Fain may refer to:
- Fain (surname)
- Fain Skinner (born 1985), American racing driver
- Fain Lake, a lake in Arizona, United States
- Fain, a character in the Wheel of Time series, see List of Wheel of Time characters
- Fain, a 2013 album by British psychedelic rock band Wolf People
- Fain-lès-Montbard, a commune in Côte-d'Or, France
- Fain-lès-Moutiers, a commune in Burgundy, France
Examples of use of FAIN
1. "The protests were originally supposed to start next week," Fain explained.
2. Over the past two years the groups have shared a lobbyist, Jacob Fain, who has met in recent months with staff at the U.S.
3. It scorched 14,000 acres and threatened the Fain Natural Gas Plant, but the plant wasn‘t damaged, said Texas Forest Service spokeswoman Traci Weaver.
4. "Join only for the training, and to better defend yourself, our people and our culture," says another all–American goosestepper, Army engineer and Iraq war veteran John Fain.
5. Its bold design, daring innovations and technological advancements will delight our existing cruisers and help us draw in new ones," Richard Fain, the parent company‘s chairman and CEO, said in a statement.