maun
Verb
Meaning
maun
(intransitive, obsolete) To have to; must.
Anagrams
Examples
Maun — Maun Chief Magistrate Thebeetsile Molalu has remanded in custody four men accused of stealing about P247 000 cash from a vehicle at an event at Maun Sports Complex.
Brent Reed, 47, said his night watchman was confronted by a three tonne hippo in the back garden of his home in Maun, Botswana, in the early hours of December 31.
Dust ‘n’ Fire from Letlhakane and Maun-based Remuda have joined hands to present the first ever Maun Rock Fest.
Obzar, the Maun native doesn’t even have to try hard, making people laugh comes naturally to him.
Prince Harry booked a stay at the bush camp Meno a Kwena, buying two plane tickets from London to Johannesburg, before boarding a private two-hour flight to Maun International Airport.
She’s accompanied by Irene Maun, a Marshall islander who was hired as Crescent’s ambassador to the community and plays the clinic’s crucial role of translator, case manager and recruiter.