efne

== Middle English == === Proper noun === efne (East Anglia) alternative form of hevene == Old English == === Alternative forms === æfne, emne, eofne === Adjective === efne inflection of efn: strong masculine/feminine accusative singular strong masculine/neuter accusative singular strong masculine/feminine nominative/accusative plural === Adverb === efne even, evenly exactly, precisely (by extension, with numbers) times one, multiplied by one just, only, merely alike, likewise just now, recently (as an intensifier) ever ==== Synonyms ==== (times one): ǣne (only): būtan (likewise): ēac, ġelīċe (just now, recently): nū, nū rihte === Interjection === efne lo!, behold late 10th century, Ælfric, Lives of Saints truly, indeed