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1. (n.) ewe
a female sheep, esp. when fully mature.
2. (n.) Ewe
a member of an African people of S Togo and SE Ghana.
3. Ewe
the Kwa language of this people.
4. Ewe
a member of any of a group of African peoples, including the Ewe and the Fon.
5. Ewe
the Kwa languages of these peoples.
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| Definition of 'EWE' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) Ewe
a member of a people living in southern Benin and Togo and southeastern Ghana
2. (noun) Ewe
a Kwa language spoken by the Ewe in Ghana and Togo and Benin
3. (noun) ewe
female sheep
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| Definition of 'EWE' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) EWE
the female of the sheep, and of sheeplike animals
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Sense: a female sheep
The ewe had two lambs.
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 Afrikaans: ooi |
 Arabic: نَعْجَه، شاةٌ |
 Bulgarian: овца |
 Brazilian: ovelha |
 Czech: ovce |
 German: das Mutterschaf |
 Danish: får |
 Greek: προβατίνα |
 Spanish: oveja |
 Estonian: utt |
 Farsi: گوسفند ماده؛ میش |
 Finnish: uuhi |
 French: brebis |
 Hebrew: כִּבשָׂה |
 Hindi: भेंड़, भेंड़ी |
 Croatian: ovca |
 Hungarian: anyajuh |
 Indonesian: domba betina |
 Icelandic: ær |
 Italian: pecora |
 Japanese: 雌羊 |
 Korean: 암양 |
 Lithuanian: avis |
 Latvian: aita (mātīte) |
 Malay: biri-biri betina |
 Dutch: ooi |
 Norwegian: søye |
 Polish: owca |
 Persian: گوسفند ماده؛ میش |
 Pashto: مېږه |
 Portuguese: ovelha |
 Romanian: oaie |
 Russian: овца |
 Slovak: ovca |
 Slovenian: ovca |
 Serbian: ovca |
 Swedish: tacka |
 Thai: แกะตัวเมียที่โตเต็มที่แล้ |
 Turkish: (dişi) koyun |
 Taiwanese: 母綿羊 |
 Ukrainian: вівця |
 Urdu: بھیڑ |
 Vietnamese: cừu cái |
 Chinese: 母羊 |
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