wains
Children (Ulster) — plural of wain
Definitions
Children. The plural of 'wain', common in Ulster.
wains In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
See 'wain'; from Scots 'wean' (wee ane).
People Also Ask
What does 'wains' mean?
It means children — it's the plural of 'wain', common in Ulster and Scotland.
Where does 'wains' come from?
It comes from the Scots 'wean', a contraction of 'wee ane' meaning 'little one'.
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