-hane

Turkish

Etymology

Inherited from Ottoman Turkish ـخانه (-hane). From hane (“house”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /haːˈne/

Suffix

-hane (not subject to vowel harmony)

  1. forms building names

Derived terms

Turkish terms suffixed with -hane
abdesthane
aslanhane
aşhane
bakırhane
balıkhane
baruthane
basmahane
birahane
boyahane
böcekhane
cephane
çayhane
çelikhane
dershane
eczane
gazhane
hapishane
hastane
ibadethane
imalathane
ipekhane
keşişhane
kıraathane
kozahane
kumarhane
kütüphane
marangozhane
meyhane
muayenehane
pastane
patrikhane
postane
rasathane
sabunhane
tamirhane
tımarhane
yatakhane
yazıhane
yetimhane
yoğurthane

Unami

Etymology

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Suffix

-hane inan (plural -hana, locative -hanink)

  1. A river or creek; a natural watercourse.

Derived terms

Unami terms suffixed with -hane
Alikehane
shàxahkahàne
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