[əˈran], [aˈran]
OrigenFrom Proto-Germanic [Term?], cognate with English rand (“edge, border”).
- close to the root, close-cropped
“Tallar els cabells arran.” — Cut the hair close to the root.
- at level
“Omplir el gerro ben arran.” — Fill the vase up to the brim.
- near, closely
“Calcar seguint la línia molt arran.” — Trace the line very closely.
Formesran(alternative)