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What are entenaes?

It seems you might be asking about "entities," not "entenaes."

Entities are a fundamental concept in many fields, including:

* Philosophy: In philosophy, an entity is anything that exists or can be said to exist. This includes physical objects, abstract concepts, and even events.

* Computer Science: In computer science, an entity refers to a distinct, identifiable object that exists in a database or software system. It's like a row in a table, with its own unique characteristics and properties.

* Ontology: In ontology, an entity is a basic building block of knowledge, representing a thing, concept, or event. It is defined by its properties and relationships to other entities.

If you're looking for something else, please provide more context about what you're interested in.

For example:

* What kind of entities are you interested in? (Philosophical, technical, etc.)

* Where did you encounter this word? (A book, a website, etc.)

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