Pāne, n.

noun

n. [Scot. pane, stuff, cloth, Prov. Eng. a division, a panel, A-S. pan, a piece, plait, hem, Fr. pan, a skirt, lappet, part or piece of a wall, side, Pr. pan, Sp. paño, It. panno, from Lat. pannus, a cloth, fillet.]

Sense 1. A distinct patch, piece, or compartment; a limited part of a surface.

Sense 2. Especially, a plate of glass; one of the pieces of glass inserted in a door, a sash, and the like.

Sense 3. A square piece of silk or other cloth inserted in a garment for ornament, usually of a different color from the garment. [Obs.] B. Jonson.

Sense 4. A hide or side of fur; fur. [Obs.] “Pane of gray fur.” Palsgrave.

Sense 5. The narrow edge of a hammer head.

Sense 6. (Irrigation.) A subdivision of an irrigated surface between a feeder and an outlet drain.

Sense 7. (Arch.) The side of a tower, turret, spire, and the like. Weale.