Fink

fink English Proper noun s en. Derived terms en Fink effect See also en Finke German de: de:+en Etymology From de gmh vinke, from de goh finco. Pronunciation de /fɪŋk/ de De-Fink.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun ((<m.weak.[*standard]>,<m,s,en.[colloquial]>)) finch de student _ slang student not belonging to a fraternity de Fuchs Fux Bursch Usage notes The word may have weak or mixed declension; colloquially it is almost exclusively strong. Declension ((<m.weak.[*standard]>,<m,s,en.[colloquial]>)) Hyponyms de Buchfink, de Distelfink, de Edelfink, de Grünfink, de Teidefink de Schmutzfink Derived terms de finkenartig Descendants et vint 1 Proper noun surname de Declension surname Further reading de True finches Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc goh finco. Compare de Fink, nl vink, en finch. Noun pdc noun m plural Finke finch Derived terms pdc Dischdelfink pdc Perching birds Saterland Frisian thumb|n Fink. Etymology From stq ofs *fink, from stq gmw-pro, from stq gem-pro *finkiz. Cognates include fy fink and en finch. Pronunciation stq /fɪŋk/ stq Fink stq ɪŋk 1 Noun m Finke finch Synonyms stq Lüüntje References stq Perching birds Slovene Pronunciation Fínk Proper noun Fínk m-an sl References 186