Meaning & Definition of word "Manes"
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Manes
/meɪnz/
noun:
- 1. Long, flowing hair on the neck of a horse or other animal.
- Example: The horse's manes shimmered in the sunlight as it galloped across the field.
- 2. A symbolic representation of divinity, often referring to the spirits of the dead in ancient cultures.
- Example: The ancient Romans honored the manes of their ancestors through rituals and offerings.
- 3. Hair on the head, particularly when long and flowing.
- Example: Her beautiful manes cascaded down her back, attracting admiration from everyone.
Etymology
From Latin 'manes', meaning 'spirit of the dead'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
mane attraction:
The most noticeable or prominent feature.
let one's hair down:
To relax and enjoy oneself, often in a carefree manner.
Related Words
manes:
The long hair growing from the neck of certain animals, especially horses.
departed:
Refers to deceased individuals, often in a respectful manner.
Slang Meanings of manes
Meaning: A term of endearment among friends.
Example Sentence: What's up, manes? How's it going?
Meaning: Used to refer to a group of people, especially close friends.
Example Sentence: We are just chilling with the manes tonight.