maun

maun

verbal auxiliary \ˈmȯn, ˈmän, mən\

Definition of MAUN

chiefly Scottish

: must

Origin of MAUN

Middle English man, from Old Norse, present of munu shall, will; akin to Old English gemynd mind — more at mind

First Known Use: 13th century

Rhymes with MAUN

ban, Bonn, chon, con, conn, dawn, don, Don, drawn, faun, fawn, gone, guan, Jon, khan, mon, on, pan, pawn, prawn, Shan, spawn, swan, wan, yawn, yon, yuan