Pane

Pronunciation: /peɪn/

Definitions of pane

noun a panel or section of a surface, typically a wall or door

Example Sentences

A1 I accidentally broke a pane of glass in the window.

A2 She wiped the pane of the mirror to remove the fingerprints.

B1 The stained glass pane in the church was beautifully crafted.

B2 The solar panel on the roof helps to power the entire house.

C1 The artist carefully painted each individual pane of the mosaic.

C2 The architect designed the building with large panes of glass to maximize natural light.

Examples of pane in a Sentence

formal The stained glass pane in the cathedral was carefully crafted by skilled artisans.

informal I accidentally broke a pane of glass in the greenhouse while trying to move a plant.

slang I can't believe he punched through the pane like that, what a wild move!

figurative She looked out the window, but the rain distorted the world beyond the pane.

Grammatical Forms of pane

• past tense: paned
• plural: panes
• comparative: more pane
• superlative: most pane
• present tense: panes
• future tense: will pane
• perfect tense: have paned
• continuous tense: is panning
• singular: pane
• positive degree: pane
• infinitive: to pane
• gerund: paning
• participle: paned

Origin and Evolution of pane

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'pane' originated from the Latin word 'panis' meaning bread.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'pane' expanded to refer to a separate section or division within a window or door, typically made of glass or wood.