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krans
/ krɑːns /
noun
- a sheer rock face; precipice
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Word History and Origins
Origin of krans1
C18: from Afrikaans
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Example Sentences
He has really done it very well, and arranged that at Bebahan we are to pay the Kaïd one hundred krans.
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After some talk he agreed to take seventy krans as his share, the rest to be given to his nephew at the end of the journey.
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The leather alone of this saddle cost more than eleven krans.
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For the cooking and "parlour" fire, the charge was forty-five krans, or about twenty-eight shillings!
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The price of interments varies with the proximity to the dust of Fatima from six krans to one hundred tumans.
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