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Chiti̱n <‑s, no pl > [çi​ˈtiːn] N nt

Hịrtin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈhɪrtɪn] N f

Hirtin → Hirte

lii̱e̱ren* [li​ˈiːrən] VB refl (sich eng verbinden)

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Nikoti̱n <‑s, no pl > [niko​ˈtiːn] N nt

Idio̱tin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Idiotin → Idiot

See also Idiot

Idio̱t(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [i​ˈdi̯oːt] N m(f)

1. Idiot MED:

Idiot(in)
idiota(-tka) m (f)

2. Idiot pej inf (Dummkopf):

Idiot(in)
idiota(-tka) m (f) pej inf

Pilo̱tin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Pilotin → Pilot

See also Pilot

Pilo̱t(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [pi​ˈloːt] N m(f)

Pilot(in)
pilot(ka) m (f)

Pira̱tin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Piratin → Pirat

See also Pirat

Pira̱t(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [pi​ˈraːt] N m(f)

Bo̱tin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈboːtɪn] N f

Botin → Bote

See also Bote

Bo̱te (Bo̱tin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈboːtə] N m (f)

1. Bote (Kurier):

Bote (Bo̱tin)
posłaniec m

3. Bote form (Anzeichen: des Frühlings, Todes):

Bote (Bo̱tin)
zwiastun m form

Go̱tin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Gotin HISTORY → Gote

See also Gote

Go̱te (Gotin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈgoːtə] N m (f) HISTORY

Gote (Gotin)
Got(ka) m (f)

Rä̱tin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈrɛːtɪn] N f

Rätin → Rat

See also Rat , Rat , Rat

Ra̱t3 (Rätin) <‑[e]s, Räte; ‑, ‑nen> [raːt] N m (f) (Person, Stadtrat)

Rat (Rätin)
radny(-a) m (f)

Ra̱t2 <‑[e]s, Räte> [raːt, pl: rɛːtə] N m (Institution, Stadtrat)

Ra̱t1 <‑[e]s, no pl > [raːt] N m

Satin <‑s, ‑s> [za​ˈtɛ̃ː] N m

E̱stin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Estin → Este

See also Este

E̱ste (Estin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈeːstə, ˈɛstə] N m (f)

Este (Estin)
Estończyk(-nka) m (f)

Pa̱tin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈpaːtɪn] N f

Patin → Pate

See also Pate

Pa̱te (Patin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈpaːtə] N m (f)

Ạ̈rztin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈɛrtstɪn] N f

Ärztin → Arzt

See also Arzt

A̱rzt (Ä̱rztin) <‑es, Ärzte; ‑, ‑nen> [artst, pl: ˈɛrtstə] N m (f)

Bạltin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈbaltɪn] N f

Baltin → Balte

See also Balte

Bạlte (Baltin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈbaltə] N m (f)

Gạttin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈgatɪn] N f

Gattin → Gatte

See also Gatte

Gạtte (Gạttin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈgatə] N m (f) form

Gatte (Gạttin)
małżonek(-nka) m (f) form

Gọ̈ttin <‑, ‑nen> [ˈgœtɪn] N f

Göttin → Gott

See also Gott , Gott

Gọtt2 (Gọ̈ttin) <‑es, Götter; ‑, ‑nen> [gɔt, pl: ˈgœtɐ] N m (f) (polytheistisch)

Gọtt1 <‑es, no pl > [gɔt] N m meist ohne art

Kẹltin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Keltin HISTORY → Kelte

See also Kelte

Kẹlte (Kẹltin) <‑n, ‑n; ‑, ‑nen> [ˈkɛltə] N m (f) HISTORY

Pekti̱n <‑s, ‑e> [pɛk​ˈtiːn] N nt BIOL

Pla̱tin <‑s, no pl > [ˈplaːtiːn] N nt CHEM

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