Manes

/meɪnz/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Long, flowing hair on the neck of a horse or other animal.

The horse's manes shimmered in the sunlight as it galloped across the field.

A symbolic representation of divinity, often referring to the spirits of the dead in ancient cultures.

The ancient Romans honored the manes of their ancestors through rituals and offerings.

Hair on the head, particularly when long and flowing.

Her beautiful manes cascaded down her back, attracting admiration from everyone.

From Latin 'manes', meaning 'spirit of the dead'.

mane attraction

The most noticeable or prominent feature.

let one's hair down

To relax and enjoy oneself, often in a carefree manner.

manes

The long hair growing from the neck of certain animals, especially horses.

departed

Refers to deceased individuals, often in a respectful manner.

A term of endearment among friends.

What's up, manes? How's it going?

Used to refer to a group of people, especially close friends.

We are just chilling with the manes tonight.