stinken
Low German
verb
Definitions
- (intransitive) to stink
Etymology
Inherited from Old Saxon stinkan inherited from Proto-Germanic *stinkwaną (stink).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*stinkwaną
Gloss
stink
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- astink English
- destink English
- firestink English
- outstink English
- stink English
- stinkard English
- stinkbag English
- stinkbait English
- stinkball English
- stinkbird English
- stinkbomb English
- stinkbug English
- stinkbush English
- stinkdamp English
- stinker English
- stinkest English
- stinketh English
- stinkfest English
- stinkhole English
- stinkhorn English
- stinkhouse English
- stinking English
- stinkless English
- stinko English
- stinkometer English
- stinkpot English
- stinksome English
- stinkstone English
- stinkweed English
- stinkwood English
- stinkwort English
- stinky English
- unstink English
- Stinkefinger German
- Stinkkatze German
- Stinktier German
- erstinken German
- stinken German
- stinkfaul German
- stinklangweilig German
- stinknormal German
- stinkreich German
- instinken Dutch, Flemish
- stinkbom Dutch, Flemish
- stinkdas Dutch, Flemish
- stinkdier Dutch, Flemish
- stinken Dutch, Flemish
- stinkmarter Dutch, Flemish
- stinkrob Dutch, Flemish
- stinkvogel Dutch, Flemish
- *stengʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- *stinkwandz Proto-Germanic
- *stinkwaną Proto-Germanic
- stinka Swedish
- stincan Old English
- stinken, stynken Middle English
- støkkva Old Norse
- stökkva Icelandic
- stinken Middle Dutch
- stinkan Old High German
- stink Afrikaans
- stinken Middle High German
- 𐍃𐍄𐌹𐌲𐌵𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- stincan Old Dutch
- stinkan Old Saxon