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hain

I. \\ˈ(h)ān\ transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s)

Etymology: Middle English hanen, haynen, from Old Norse hegna to enclose; akin to Middle Low German hegenen to enclose, Middle High German heinen to enclose, Old High German hagan thornbush, Old Norse hagi enclosed pasture — more at hag

dialect Britain

1. : to fence or enclose (a tract of land) for grass

2. : to put aside : save, spare

II. transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s)

Etymology: Middle English heyen, heynen to raise, from Old English hēan, from hēah high — more at high

dialect England : to cause (a price or fee) to be increased : raise

Useful english dictionary. 2012.