Bank

Appendix:Variations of "bank" English +, Hampshire + and Monument stations Etymology 1 From en ang banc bank, hillock, embankment, from en gem-pro *bankô. Proper noun en village in the forest/New Forest in co/Hampshire cc/England. en rail A major en London Underground station in the en City of London, named after the Bank of England and one of the busiest stations on the network OS grid ref TQ3281 en 2019 October 23 Paul Stephen delivers a progress report on London Underground's transformative Bank Station capacity upgrade Rail 68 Anybody familiar with the London Underground network will know that Bank Tube station is a place to be avoided - if at all possible - on a weekday morning. Located at the very heart of London's 'Square Mile' financial district, some 70,000 people detrain there during the morning peak, to pass through its gatelines and those at the adjoining station at Monument. A further 50,000 passengers squeeze into the station complex at exactly the same time of day, in order to change between the five lines that pass through it. Etymology 2 + (surname) Various origins: Borrowed from en nl - and en de Bank bench, a metonymic occupational surname for someone who worked with a bench or counter, like a money changer. Borrowed from en da - and en sv Bank, a topographic surname from sv bank sandbank or, alternatively, a nickname for a loud an noisy person, from sv bank noise. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bank is the 12953rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2371 individuals. Bank is most common among White (80.05%) and Black/African American (10.04%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en abkn Knab knab nabk en surnames from Dutch surnames from German surnames from Danish surnames from Swedish en London German Pronunciation de /baŋk/ de De-Bank.ogg de De-Bank2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aŋk 1 Etymology 1 de bench From de gmh - and de goh banc, goh bank height, from de gmw-pro *banki, from de gem-pro *bankiz. Related to osx bank. Noun f,^e ^chen bench which people sit on; pew workbench which things can be set down on bank collection of material in a body of water de football substitutes' bench Declension f,^e Hyponyms de Anklagebank<q:law><t:dock><lit:charge bench> Austernbank<t:oyster bed, oyster reef> Drehbank Fensterbank Folterbank<t:torture rack> Fußbank Hantelbank<t:weight bench> Hobelbank<t:carpenter's bench> Kirchenbank Klopfbank Korallenbank<t:coral reef> Nebelbank<t:fog bank> Sandbank Schlachtbank<t:slaughterhouse><qq:used figuratively> Schulbank<t:school desk> Sitzbank<t:bench> Sonnenbank<t:tanning bed, sunbed> Streckbank<t:torture rack> Werkbank<t:workbench> Wolkenbank<t:cloud bank> Derived terms de auf die lange Bank schieben to procrastinate, to shelve de Bänkelsänger minstrel Descendants da bank 1 nb bank 1 Etymology 2 de institution :der<conj:and> it:banco it:banca 15th century, semantically after de it banco, banca bench” and “bank, from goh bank (etymology 1 above). The Italianized form de Banco is attested in German texts alongside native de Bank, Bänke. Since the 18th century, a third form de Banque, Banquen arises under influence of de fr banque, itself from the Italian. This then leads to the contemporary situation with identical singulars but distinct plural forms. Noun f bank financial institution de in compounds a storage facility for some specified purpose Declension f Hyponyms de Blutbank Bundesbank Datenbank Landesbank Notenbank Samenbank Staatsbank<t:state bank> Weltbank Zentralbank Derived terms de Bankgeheimnis Bankier Bankkauffrau Bankkaufmann Banknote Descendants Some descendants may be via other European languages. 1 bg банка 1 et pank 1 hu bank 1 pl bank 1 lv banka 1 lt bankas 1 dsb bank 1 mk банка 1 ru банк 1 sgs banks 1 sh banka / sh банка 1 sk banka 1 sv bank or from Dutch, Low German 1 yi באַנק Further reading Bank_Geldinstitut_Gebaeude Bank (Geldinstitut, Gebäude) Bank_Sitzgelegenheit Bank (Sitzgelegenheit) de de Banking Buildings Occupations Luxembourgish Etymology lb :der<conj:and> de:Bank<id:institution> fr:banque From lb de Bank and lb fr banque, both via lb it banco, banca from lb goh bank bench. lb Bänk. Pronunciation lb [bɑŋk] lb ɑŋk 1 Noun f bank financial institution Pennsylvania German Etymology pdc :inh gmh:bank<ety:inh<goh:bank>> From pdc gmh bank, from pdc goh bank. Compare de Bank, nl bank, en bench. Noun pdc noun f plural Benk bench workbench Plautdietsch Etymology pdt :der it:banco Ultimately from pdt it banco, itself from pdt gmw-pro *banki, from pdt gem-pro *bankiz bulge; bench. Pronunciation pdt /baŋk/ Noun f Banken bank Related terms pdt Bankia pdt 1-syllable words pdt Banking Buildings