Enkel

enkel Albanian Etymology sq grc Ἐγχέλιοι, an Illyrian tribe. Pronunciation sq el 2 Proper noun m Enkeli sq male Illyrian Declension Derived terms sq Enkela References Enkél, -i 151 24b German Pronunciation de /ˈɛŋkəl/ [ˈʔɛŋkl̩] de De-Enkel.ogg de De-Enkel2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 From de gmh enkel, from de goh enkil, goh enchil, de gmw-pro *ankil, gmw-pro *ankul, from de gem-pro *ankulaz ankle. Cognate with nl enkel, en ankle. Noun m de anatomy regional Northwestern Germany ankle de Fußknöchel Declension m Etymology 2 From de gmh enikel, gmh enenkel, gmh eninkel, from de goh *eninkil (attested only in diminutive goh eniklīn), from de gem-pro *aninkilaz, from de ine-pro *h₂en- ancestor. Noun m in grandchild grandson Declension m Derived terms de Enkelkind de Enkelsohn de Enkeltochter de Urenkel Further reading Enkel_Kind_Nachfahre Enkel (Kind, Nachfahre) Enkel_Knoechel Enkel (Knöchel) de Family members Male Low German Etymology From nds gml enkel, gml ankel, from nds osx enkel, osx ankel, from nds gmw-pro *ankul, from nds gem-pro *ankulaz. Noun m Enkels nds GLG nds anatomy ankle Luxembourgish Pronunciation lb /ˈæŋkel/ [ˈæŋkəl] Etymology 1 From lb gmh enkel, from lb goh ankala, from lb gmw-pro *ankul, from lb gem-pro *ankulaz. Noun m ankle Synonyms lb Knéchel Etymology 2 From lb de Enkel, from lb goh eniklīn. Noun m grandson lb Family Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh eninkel, from pdc goh eninchilī, from or related to pdc gmw-pro *anō, from pdc gem-pro *anô ancestor. Compare de Enkel. Pronunciation pdc /ˈɛŋkəl/ [ˈɛŋkl̩] Noun pdc noun m plural Enkle grandson