Definitions For Pano

Verb

To cross over, cross a river

Noun

(anatomy) nose

Etymology 1

From {{compound, bcl, pa, ano}}. Compare {{cog, tl, paano}}.

Alternative forms

{{alt, bcl, pan-o}}

Pronunciation

{{bcl-IPA, pâno}} {{bcl-IPA, pa7nó}} {{hyph, bcl, pa, no}}

Adverb

{{bcl-adv, pâno, pàno, b={{bcl-bas sc}}}} how {{gl, in what manner}} : {{ux, bcl, Pano mo iyan ginibo?, How did you do it?}} how {{gl, in what degree}} : {{syn, bcl, gurano}} : {{ux, bcl, Pano siya kalangkaw?, How tall is s/he?}}

Related terms

{{rel3, bcl, tano}}

Etymology 2

{{inh+, bcl, phi-pro, pənuq}}, from {{inh, bcl, poz-pro, *pənuq}}, from {{inh, bcl, map-pro, *pəNuq}}.

Pronunciation

{{bcl-IPA, panô}} {{hyph, bcl, pa, no}}

Adjective

{{bcl-adj, panô, b={{bcl-bas sc}}}} full, containing the maximum possible amount : {{ant, bcl, basiyo}}

Derived terms

{{der3, bcl, magpano, panuon, pano-pano}}

Classical Nahuatl