kahen

English

Etymology

From Ge'ez ካህን (kahn, “priest”).

Noun

kahen (plural kahens or kahenat)

(Judaism) a Haymanot religious role, analogous to a rabbi in other Jewish communities

Translations

Ethiopian Jewish clergyman

Amharic: ካህን (kahn)
Geʽez: ካህን (kahn)
Hebrew: קֵס (qés)

Finnish

Numeral

kahen

(colloquial or dialectal) genitive singular of kaks

Anagrams

hanke

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