jäänhann

== Central Franconian == === Alternative forms === jään hann Otherwise see the entries of the two components. === Etymology === From jään (“gladly”) +‎ hann (“to have”). === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈjɛːnˌhan/ === Verb === jäänhann (third-person singular present hät jään, preterite hatt jään, past participle jäänjehatt) (central and eastern Ripuarian) to love ==== Usage notes ==== The Central Franconian phrase is much stronger than German gernhaben. It is also at least as strong or rather stronger than leevhann (German liebhaben).