Are

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English


Etymology 1

Inflection of Old English am, from Indo-European *es (to exist)

Pronunciation

Verb

are

  1. First-person present plural of to be
    We are not coming.
  2. Second-person present singular of to be ("you are")
    Who are you?
  3. Second-person present plural of to be ("you are")
    Are you listening?
  4. Third-person present plural of to be ("they are")
    They are here somewhere.

Translations

first-person plural

second-person singular

second-person plural

third-person plural

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Etymology 2

Latin area, a piece of level ground

Noun

are (plural: ares)

  1. (rare) A unit of area equal to 100 square metres, symbolized a, or its historical approximate.

Usage notes

  • Now rarely used except in its derivative hectare.

Translations

unit of area
  • Dutch: are m.
  • Finnish: aari
  • French: are
  • Latvian: ārs m.
  • Polish: ar m.
  • Russian: ар (ar) m.
  • Slovak: ár m.
  • Swedish: ar c.

Basque

Noun

are

  1. rake

Dutch

Noun

are

  1. are, a unit of surface area

French

Noun

are



Italian

Noun

are f plural

  1. plural of ara

Japanese

Romaji

are (あれ)

  1. あれ: that (over there)
  2. 荒れ: stormy weather

Old English

Pronunciation

IPA: /'a:re/

Noun form

āre

  1. accusative/genitive/dative singular of ār
  2. nominative/accusative plural of ārfr:are

io:are it:are la:are hu:are ja:are pl:are pt:are fi:are zh:are

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