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Patin <-nen> [ˈpaːtɪn] N f

Patin → Pate:

See also Pate

Pate (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈpaːtə] N m (f)

Satin <-s, -s> [zaˈtɛ͂ː] N m

Baltin <-nen> [ˈbaltɪn] N f

Baltin → Balte:

See also Balte

Balte (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈbaltə] N m (f)

Platin <-s,ohne pl > [ˈplaːtiːn] N nt CHEM

Gattin <-nen> [ˈgatɪn] N f

Gattin → Gatte:

See also Gatte

Gatte (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈgatə] N m (f) liter

Gatte (-in)
soprog(soproga) m (f)
Gatte (-in)
zakonec m

Batik <-en> [ˈbaːtɪk] N f

1. Batik (Gewebe):

Batik
batik m

2. Batik (Verfahren):

Batik
batik tehnika f

Rätin <-nen> N f

Rätin → Rat³:

See also Rat , Rat , Rat

Rat3 (Rätin) <-(e)s, Räte; -nen> N m (f)

Rat2 <-(e)s, ohne pl > N m (Empfehlung)

Rat1 <-(e)s, Räte> [raːt, plːˈrɛːtə] N m (Gremium)

Botin <-nen> [ˈboːtɪn] N f

Botin → Bote:

See also Bote

Bote (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈboːtə] N m (f)

1. Bote (Überbringer):

Bote (-in)
sel m
Bote (-in)
kurir(ka) m (f)
einen Brief per Bote schicken
poslati pismo po kurirju

Gotin N f

Gotin → Gote²:

See also Gote , Gote

Gote2 <-n, -n> N m HISTORY

Gote
Got(inja) m (f)

Gote1 <-n, -n; -n, -n> N mf

Gote
boter(botra) m (f)

Kroatin <-nen> N f

Kroatin → Kroate:

See also Kroate

Kroate (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [kroˈaːtə] N m (f)

Kroate (-in)
Hrvat(ica) m (f)

Piratin <-nen> N f

Piratin → Pirat:

See also Pirat

Pirat(in) <-en, -en; -nen> [piˈraːt] N m(f)

Beamtin <-nen> N f

Beamtin → Beamte(r):

See also Beamte(r)

Beamte(r) (Beamtin) <-n, -n; -, -nen> N m (f)

Akrobatin <-nen> N f

Akrobatin → Akrobat:

See also Akrobat

Akrobat(in) <-en, -en; -nen> [akroˈbaːt] N m(f)

Akrobat(in)
akrobat(ka) m (f)

Batist <-(e)s, -e> [baˈtɪst] N m

Batzen <-s, -> [ˈbatsən] N m (Klumpen)

Ärztin <-nen> [ˈɛrtstɪn] N f

Ärztin → Arzt:

See also Arzt

Arzt (Ärztin) <-es, Ärzte; -nen> [artst, plːˈɛrtstə] N m (f)

Gästin <-nen> N f

Göttin <-nen> [ˈgɶtɪn] N f

Göttin → Gott²:

See also Gott , Gott

Gott2 (Göttin) <-es, Götter; -nen> [gɔt, plːˈgɶtɐ] N m (f) (polytheistisch)

Gott1 <-es, ohne pl > [gɔt] N m

Keltin <-nen> N f

Keltin → Kelte:

See also Kelte

Kelte (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈkɛltə] N m (f) HISTORY

Kelte (-in)
Kelt(inja) m (f)

Lettin <-nen> N f

Lettin → Lette:

See also Lette

Lette (-in) <-n, -n; -nen> [ˈlɛtə] N m (f)

Lette (-in)
Latvijec(Latvijka) m (f)

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