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fae
/ ڱɪ /
preposition
a Scot word for from
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fae1
First recorded in 1350–1400; fay 1 ( def. ); fairy ( def. )
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Synonym Study
See fairy.
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Example Sentences
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One of its activists, Jane Fae, told the BBC the judgement felt like a physical body blow, and that it was as if trans people were being excluded from society.
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These are said to indicate the realm of the Fae, and an area that shouldn’t be disturbed.
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Emerse Fae, a youth-team manager, took over for his first job leading a senior team.
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Juliette Youan told the BBC: "Emerse Fae is a hero of Ivory Coast."
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Ms Youan and her friends made special T-shirts to commemorate Fae for leading the country to victory.
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When To Use
does fae mean?
Fae is a Scottish preposition that means "from."English is spoken differently in different places, and the Scottish dialect (called Scots) comes with some of its own words.Example: Mary asked James, “Whaur are ye fae?” meaning “Where are you from?”
Fae is a Scottish preposition that means "from."English is spoken differently in different places, and the Scottish dialect (called Scots) comes with some of its own words.Example: Mary asked James, “Whaur are ye fae?” meaning “Where are you from?”
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