In Arabic:
* لَحْنَ (lahna): This is the singular form of the noun "لحن" (laḥn), which means "melody," "tune," "music," or "style" in a broader sense. It can also refer to a grammatical error, an inappropriate expression, or a mistake.
* لَحْنَة (lahna): This is the singular form of the noun "لحنة" (laḥna), which means "accent" or "dialect". This is more common in the context of language.
In other languages:
* In some dialects of Arabic, "lahna" can also mean "to speak incorrectly" or "to make a mistake" in a general sense.
* In some languages like Hindi and Punjabi, "lahna" is a verb that means "to cling," "to stick," or "to adhere".
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