"amn't" meaning in English

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Verb

IPA: /əm(ə)nt/ [unstressed] Audio: En-ie-amn't.ogg
Rhymes: (stressed) -æmənt Etymology: am + -n’t Etymology templates: {{suffix|en|am|n't|alt2=n’t}} am + -n’t Head templates: {{head|en|verb form}} amn't
  1. (Ireland, Scotland) am not Tags: Ireland, Scotland Related terms: an’t, ain’t, aren’t

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