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US /pæɪn/ UK /peɪn/
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From Middle English pane, from Old French pan ('part, section, or piece'), ultimately from Latin pannus ('cloth'). The word was applied to sections of fabric and buildings before becoming especially associated with separate sheets of window glass; computing later borrowed that divided-window sense.

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