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Biin
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biin
Cimbrian
Etymology
From cim goh Wenia, of disputed origin. Perhaps from cim la *Vedunia or la Vindobona, both from cim cel. la Vindobona is perhaps from cim cel-gau *Windobona, possibly composed of cel-gau *windos white (from cim cel-pro *windos) + cel-gau *bona village; establishment (from cim cel-pro *bonus). Cognate with de Wien.
Proper noun
cim proper noun
cim 7 cim capital city c/Austria Vienna
References
North Frisian
Alternative forms
frr bian Föhr-Amrum
frr biinj Mooring
Etymology
From frr gem-pro *bainą.
Pronunciation
frr [b̥iːn] Sylt
Noun
frr noun n plural Biin or Biiner
frr Sylt leg