ken chana means "it's okay" :)
The Hindi meaning of the Punjabi word "yen ken" is "कुछ नहीं" (kuch nahi), which translates to "nothing" in English.
Irish people typically say "nae" to mean "no," while "ken" is a Scottish term meaning "know."
There are three syllables in the word outspoken. Out-spo-ken
It is pronounced as "ah dee-nah ken" with the emphasis on the first syllable of each word.
Phonetically it would look like 'Heh'. The 'eh' at the end sounds like the 'e' at the beginning of 'elephant'. Make sure that you are pronouncing the 'h' at the beginning as though you were saying the word 'help'. I hope this helps. Keep in mind that there are tons of different dialects in the Aramaic/neo-Aramaic language. Word, Atourina
켄드라 (ken-deu-ra)
"Ken" also means nest, as in a bird's nest.
1. i dont know your last name. 2. kylie= 카일리 ken=켄
剣客 /ken ka ku/ , 剣士 /ken shi/ and 剣術家 /ken ju tsu ka/ can all mean 'swordsman, practitioner of sword, etc'.
'ken nun' 큰눈
Ken is a given name for a male person and it is a proper noun. A sentence with the word \'Ken\' in it could be \'Ken goes to work at 8 am and returns home at 6 pm each day\'.
as an adjective: batu'akh (בטוח) as a one-word response to something: ken (כן) or betakh (בטח)
In Gaelic the word 'ken' means 'know'. Do ye ken John Peal? Do you know John Peal? So 'Fairy ken' would be 'fairy knowledge'. Just in case there was some spelling error or misunderstanding 'kin' in Gaelic mean family as in the idiomatic expression 'kith and kin' (friends and family). so 'fairy kin' would mean fairies and related creatures.
If you mean the spanish spelleing of haha (indicating laughter), in Hebrew you would write חחח if you mean the German expression meaning yes yes, in Hebrew that would be ken ken (כן כן) otherwise, Ja ja is not a real word.
Per my dictionary: connaître (verb) • know • experience • be acquainted • cognize • ken • live through something
כֵּן (Ken)
ken (קן)