Zinn
German (Berlin)
/ˈtsɪn/
noun
Definitions
- tin
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German zin inherited from Old High German zin inherited from Proto-Germanic *tiną (tin).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*tiną
Gloss
tin
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Abbau German
- Blech German
- Dioxid German
- Erz German
- Figur German
- Legierung German
- Lötzinn German
- Mineral German
- Organyle German
- Oxid German
- Pest German
- Salz German
- Verbindung German
- Zinnabbau German
- Zinnblech German
- Zinndioxid German
- Zinnerz German
- Zinnfigur German
- Zinnlegierung German
- Zinnmineral German
- Zinnorganyle German
- Zinnoxid German
- Zinnpest German
- Zinnsalz German
- Zinnverbindung German
- farbig German
- löten German
- organisch German
- verzinnen German
- vorverzinnen German
- zinnen German
- zinnfarben German
- zinnfarbig German
- zinnorganisch German
- cin Hungarian
- cinem Hungarian
- cinje Hungarian
- cint Hungarian
- cintányér Hungarian
- *tiną Proto-Germanic
- tin Old English
- tin Old Norse
- cín Czech
- cínový Czech
- zin Old High German
- zin Middle High German
- zinīn Middle High German
- *tin Old Dutch
- *tina Proto-Finnic
- cín Slovak
- Erz
- Oxid
- Pest
- Salz
- Blech
- löten
- Figur
- Abbau
- Dioxid
- zinnen
- farbig
- Lötzinn
- Zinnerz
- Mineral
- Zinnoxid
- Organyle
- Zinnsalz
- Zinnpest
- verzinnen
- Zinnblech
- Legierung
- Zinnabbau
- organisch
- Zinnfigur
- Verbindung
- zinnfarben
- Zinndioxid
- zinnfarbig
- Zinnmineral
- Zinnorganyle
- vorverzinnen
- Zinnlegierung
- zinnorganisch
- Zinnverbindung