fawn
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/fɔːn/
Etymology
In summary
From Middle English fawnen, from Old English fagnian, alternative form of fæġnian (“to celebrate”), whence Middle English fainen, English fain. Cognate with Old Norse fagna. See also fain.
fawn-colour
grayish brown
greyish brown
light brown
fawn-coloured
fawn on
gaselle
pay court to
pattern of white spots
ingratiate oneself
flatter obsequiously
court favor by flattery
court favor
court favour
young deer
faon
cerbiatto
Kitz
cervatell
cervato
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