Finger

finger English Etymology English, en de -, and Jewish surname, from the noun en finger. Proper noun en. en city s/Tennessee. Derived terms en fingerite Anagrams en efginr fringe German Finger.agr.jpg 280 de black 12 230 20 Fingerspitze de black 12 210 50 Fingernagel de black 12 140 185 Fingerknöchel Click on labels in the image de Paume de main.jpeg Hand Etymology From de gmh vinger, de goh fingar, from de gmw-pro *fingr, from de gem-pro *fingraz, from de ine-pro *penkʷrós. Compare nds Finger, nl vinger, en finger, da finger, yi פֿינגער. Pronunciation de /ˈfɪŋɐ/ de Fin ger de De-Finger.ogg de De-Finger2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m chen,lein finger Declension m Derived terms de um den Finger wickeln um den kleinen Finger wickeln -fingerig -fingrig fingern Goldfinger Langfinger Zeigefinger Mittelfinger Ringfinger kleiner Finger sich die Finger schmutzig machen Related terms de Fingerabdruck fingerfertig Fingerhandschuh Fingernagel Fingerring Fingerschmied Fingerschale Fingerspitze Fingersprache Fingerzeig Further reading de Fingers Hunsrik Etymology hrx :inh gmh:vinger<id:finger> finger +55 1 Pronunciation Noun m Finger Fingerche finger hrx Sie hod lange Finger. She has long fingers. Derived terms hrx Fingerhud Fingernaaghel Fingerspitz See also References Low German Etymology nds gmw-pro gem-pro ine-pro 3 From nds osx fingar. Noun m Finger,Fingern,Fingers nds GLG finger (of the hand) Derived terms nds Fingerafdruck Fingerbrede Fingerbreed Fingerledd Fingerlidd Fingernagel Fingerpick Fingerring Fingerspitz Fingerümfang lütt Finger lüttje Finger Middelfinger Ringfinger Wiesfinger See also nds Been Dumen Duum Foot Hand Kopp Kupp Lief Tehn Teuhn Tohn Töhn References nds Fingers North Frisian Alternative forms frr fanger Föhr-Amrum frr fainger Mooring Etymology From frr ofs finger, from frr gmw-pro *fingr, from frr gem-pro *fingraz. Pronunciation frr [ˈfɪŋɐ] Sylt Noun frr noun m plural Fingern frr Sylt finger anatomy frr Anatomy Pennsylvania German Etymology pdc gmw-pro gem-pro ine-pro 3 From pdc gmh vinger, from pdc goh fingar. Compare de Finger, nl vinger, en finger. Noun pdc noun m plural Finger finger pdc Fingers Saterland Frisian thumb|n Finger. Etymology stq gem-pro ine-pro 2 From stq ofs finger, from stq gmw-pro *fingr. Cognates include fy finger and de Finger. Pronunciation stq /ˈfɪŋər/ stq Fin ger stq ɪŋər 2 Noun m Fingere finger Coordinate terms stq Tone toe References stq Body parts