tindur
Icelandic
/ˈtʰɪntʏr/
noun
Definitions
- peak (of a mountain)
- tine (of a fork, etc.)
- tooth, spike (of a rake, etc.)
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse tindr derived from Proto-Germanic *tindaz (prong, pinnacle).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*tindaz
Gloss
prong, pinnacle
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allylzinc English
- dezinc English
- dialkylzinc English
- diethylzinc English
- dizinc English
- heptazinc English
- hexazinc English
- monozinc English
- nonzinc English
- organozinc English
- pentazinc English
- radiozinc English
- tetrazinc English
- undecazinc English
- zinc English
- zincane English
- zincate English
- zincation English
- zincergic English
- zincgartrellite English
- zincian English
- zincic English
- zincide English
- zinciferous English
- zincification English
- zincify English
- zincin English
- zincite English
- zincky English
- zincless English
- zincode English
- zincoid English
- zincolivenite English
- zincosome English
- zincous English
- zincsilite English
- zincsmith English
- zincworker English
- zincy English
- zink English
- Rotzinkerz German
- Zink German
- Zinkacetat German
- Zinkcarbonat German
- Zinkchlorid German
- Zinkgruppe German
- Zinklegierung German
- Zinkmineral German
- Zinkorganyle German
- Zinkoxid German
- Zinkpulver German
- Zinkselenid German
- Zinkstearat German
- Zinksulfat German
- Zinksulfid German
- verzinken German
- zinken German
- zinkhaltig German
- zink Dutch, Flemish
- zinc French
- цинк Russian
- zinc Spanish, Castilian
- *(e)dont- Proto-Indo-European
- tind Norwegian Bokmål
- *tindaz Proto-Germanic
- zink Swedish
- cynk Polish
- sink Norwegian Nynorsk
- tind Norwegian Nynorsk
- tind Old English
- tindr Old Norse
- zink Danish
- zinko Esperanto
- cink Serbo-Croatian
- ซิงก์ Thai
- seng Indonesian
- zinko Old High German
- sink Faroese
- tindur Faroese
- zink Malay
- zinke Middle High German
- ဇင့်ခ် Burmese
- 鋅 Chinese
- zinok Slovak
- zinki Swahili
- zink Central Melanau