/ʌn/ (noun) /ʌn/ or /ʌn/ (verb)

Definitions

1. verb

to deprive or strip of something, such as a title or an office.

“The king was unn of his throne due to corruption.”

2. noun

a title or position of authority.

“He was once a high-ranking official, but now he’s an unn.”

3. verb

to remove or take away something, such as an obstacle or a hindrance.

“The team worked together to unn the obstacle and reach their goal.”