Pane ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Pane ( noun )

1. A sheet of glass in a window or door.
2. A section of a display screen, such as in a computer program or smartphone app.
3. A flat piece of a hard material, such as a roofing tile or a section of a floor.

Origin:

From old french panne, from latin patina "shallow dish, dish with a wide flat base".

Examples:

1. He replaced the broken pane in the window.
2. The computer program had multiple panes for different functions.
3. The smartphone app had a navigation pane on the left side.
4. The roofing tiles had a curved shape and a smooth surface.
5. The floor was made of large square panes of marble.

(As a verb)

Pane ( verb )

1. A sheet of glass in a window or door.
2. A section of a display screen, such as in a computer program or smartphone app.
3. A flat piece of a hard material, such as a roofing tile or a section of a floor.

Origin:

From old french panne, from latin patina "shallow dish, dish with a wide flat base".

Examples:

1. He replaced the broken pane in the window.
2. The computer program had multiple panes for different functions.
3. The smartphone app had a navigation pane on the left side.
4. The roofing tiles had a curved shape and a smooth surface.
5. The floor was made of large square panes of marble.