How to spell TKANE correctly?
The misspelling "tkane" could be corrected to "taken" or "takane". "Taken" is a common past participle verb indicating the action of taking something. "Takane" is a Japanese given name and surname, which could be a possible correct suggestion. Checking the context of the misspelling could help determine the appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell tkane correctly
- cane I need to buy a new cane for my grandfather.
- dane A Dane is a native or inhabitant of Denmark.
- Diane Diane ran towards the building.
- Duane The sports Duane made caught my eye.
- Jane Jane went for a walk in the park today.
- Kan Istanbul is a great city to visit, especially if you like multiculturalism. Kan is a great city to visit too.
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- Kano
- kine The kine grazed peacefully in the green pasture.
- Taine She spoke of the poet Taine in admiration.
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- tan I like to go to the beach and tan in the sunshine.
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- tang I want to order a Tang with that please.
- tank I filled my car's gas tank.
- thane The thane was out horseback riding.
- tine I need to get a new pair of tine.
- tone The tone of the novel was dark and ominous.
- tonne I can weigh a tonne of potatoes.
- Tran Tran requests a transfer to a different branch.
- tune I'll never forget the tune of your voice.
- twine I tied 30 feet of twine around the trunk of the tree.
