Pinguin

pinguin pinguïn pingüin pingüín German de: Etymology de penguin :der nl:pinguïn Early 17th century. Borrowed, perhaps through de nl pinguïn (1595), from de en penguin, which originally referred to the now extinct great auk. Further origin uncertain. Probably either from de cy pen gwyn white head, the great auk having two characteristic white patches near the eyes; or from de la pinguis fat, plump, referring to the plumpish appearance of both birds. Sources vary as to which theory is likelier. Pronunciation de /ˈpɪŋˌɡu̯iːn/ [ˈpɪŋ.ɡuˌiːn] [ˈpɪŋˌɡʋiːn] de De-Pinguin.ogg de De-Pinguin2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m in penguin male or of unspecified gender Declension m Derived terms de Adéliepinguin Brillenpinguin Dickschnabelpinguin Eselspinguin Felsenpinguin Fiordlandpinguin Galápagospinguin Gelbaugenpinguin Gelbschopfpinguin Goldschopfpinguin Großpinguin Haubenpinguin Humboldtpinguin,Humboldt-Pinguin Kaiserpinguin Kehlstreifpinguin Kronenpinguin Königspinguin Langschwanzpinguin Magellanpinguin,Magellan-Pinguin Pinguinart Pinguindiagramm,Pinguin-Diagramm Pinguineffekt,Pinguin-Effekt Pinguinei,Pinguin-Ei Pinguingattung Pinguinjunges,Pinguin-Junges Pinguinkind Pinguinkolonie Pinguinküken,Pinguin-Küken Pinguinmännchen,Pinguin-Männchen Pinguinmutter Pinguinprinzip,Pinguin-Prinzip Pinguinreichtum Pinguinsalmler Pinguinvater Pinguinweibchen,Pinguin-Weibchen Pinguinzerfall,Pinguin-Zerfall Riesenpinguin Rotschnabelpinguin Schlegelpinguin Schopfpinguin Sclaterpinguin Sclater-Pinguin Snares-Dickschnabelpinguin Snaresinselpinguin Snarespinguin Weißflügelpinguin Zwergpinguin Zügelpinguin Descendants hu pingvin 1 mk пингвин 1 sh - 1 sh пингвин 1 sh pingvin 1 sl pingvin 1 ng ombingwini 1 Further reading de Penguins Hunsrik Etymology hrx penguin :bor pt-BR:pinguim<id:penguin> + 1124 1 Pronunciation Pin.guín Noun m Pinguin penguin any bird of order Sphenisciformes order References hrx Penguins Luxembourgish Pronunciation lb /piŋɡuˈiːn/ Noun m penguin lb Birds