pin
Dutch (Brabantic)
/pɪn/
noun
Definitions
- peg, pin
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Germanic *pinnaz (pin) derived from Proto-Indo-European *bend- (edge, pointed peg, nail, protruding object, peg, tip, protruding point).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bend-
Gloss
edge, pointed peg, nail, protruding object, peg, tip, protruding point
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
爪
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- breastpin English
- candlepin English
- centerpin English
- centrepin English
- clothespin English
- crankpin English
- depin English
- driftpin English
- endpin English
- hairpin English
- hatpin English
- headpin English
- kingpin English
- multipin English
- neuropin English
- ninepin English
- nosepin English
- pin English
- pinafore English
- pinback English
- pinball English
- pinboard English
- pincloth English
- pincushion English
- pindick English
- pinfall English
- pinfeather English
- pinfeathered English
- pinfire English
- pinfish English
- pinhead English
- pinheaded English
- pinhold English
- pinhole English
- pinless English
- pinlike English
- pinmaker English
- pinman English
- pinnable English
- pinnee English
- pinner English
- pinout English
- pinpoint English
- pinprick English
- pinscape English
- pinscreen English
- pinsetter English
- pinsetting English
- pinspotter English
- pinspotting English
- pinstripe English
- pinstriped English
- pintable English
- pintail English
- pintailed English
- pintle English
- pintuck English
- pinwale English
- pinweed English
- pinwheel English
- pinworm English
- polypin English
- pushpin English
- repin English
- scarfpin English
- stickpin English
- tailpin English
- tholepin English
- tiepin English
- underpin English
- unpin English
- unpinnable English
- pinna Finnish
- pinni Finnish
- automaat Dutch, Flemish
- code Dutch, Flemish
- pinautomaat Dutch, Flemish
- pincode Dutch, Flemish
- pin Spanish, Castilian
- *bend- Proto-Indo-European
- *pennō Proto-Germanic
- *pinn- Proto-Germanic
- *pinnaz Proto-Germanic
- *pint- Proto-Germanic
- *pīkô Proto-Germanic
- pinne Swedish
- slickepinne Swedish
- stingpinne Swedish
- varselpinne Swedish
- pinn Old English
- pintel Old English
- pinne Middle English
- pinni Old Norse
- kræftpind Danish
- pind Danish
- pindsvin Danish
- slikkepind Danish
- strikkepind Danish
- vatpind Danish
- eyrnapinni Icelandic
- frostpinni Icelandic
- pinni Icelandic
- íspinni Icelandic
- pino Galician
- pin Indonesian
- ပင်အပ် Burmese
- pin Old Saxon
- piin Banoni