1. A narrow way or passage; a passage between lines of men or people standing on each side.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• laung,
• llane,
• loone,
• lyne,
• lawen,
• lakew,
• lmany,
• lland,
• lanny,
• kane,
• larfe,
• lmae,
• elane,
• larhe,
• tane,
• layng,
• loann,
• leanre,
• liine,
• jane

• Laine,
• Lanny,
• late,
• lamy,
• sane,
• Lannie,
• laney,
• lammey,
• line,
• lamna,
• Layne,
• Lain,
• laino,
• lake,
• vane,
• lawn,
• LAUN,
• land,
• cane,
• pane,
• Lanie,
• Lanno,
• Lamm,
• lay in,
• Lana,
• lace,
• dane,
• lame,
• lamey,
• lawhon,
• lone,
• lance,
• lama,
• wane,
• Lani,
• lam,
• lanoue,
• Launa,
• Liane,
• lan,
• mane,
• plane,
• lanni.

The adjective form of the word "lane" is "laned".

The plural of the "lane" can be the "lanes".

The singular of the "lane" can be the "lane".