IPA: /keɪn/
KK: /keɪn/
A type of payment or contribution made in the form of goods or services rather than money.
The farmer provided his rent in kain, delivering chickens and eggs to the landlord.
The word 'kain' originates from Old English 'cæne', meaning bold or brave. It reflects a quality of courage or fearlessness.
Think of someone who is 'bold' or 'brave' — that's what 'kain' means.