Spinne

spinne German Etymology From de gmh spinne, from de goh spinna. Ultimately an agent noun from the verb from which de spinnen to spin is derived. Cognate with nl spin spider, archaic en spinner spider spider. Pronunciation de /ˈʃpɪnə/ de De-Spinne.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f lein spider a haggard, malicious, ugly woman an intersection of five or more roads or streets Declension f Derived terms de Asselspinne<g:f> Baldachinspinne<g:f> Deckennetzspinne<g:f> Falltürspinne<g:f> Feldspinne<g:f> Finsterspinne<g:f> Krabbenspinne<g:f> Kräuselspinne<g:f> Kugelspinne<g:f> Laufspinne<g:f> Leimschleuderspinne<g:f> Luchsspinne<g:f> Plattbauchspinne<g:f> Raubspinne<g:f> Röhrenspinne<g:f> Sackspinne<g:f> Speispinne<g:f> Spinnentier<g:n> Springspinne<g:f> Streckerspinne<g:f> Tapezierspinne<g:f> Trichterspinne<g:f> Vogelspinne<g:f> Walzenspinne<g:f> Wanderspinne<g:f> Wasserspinne<g:f> Wolfspinne<g:f> Zartspinne<g:f> Zeltdachspinne<g:f> Zitterspinne<g:f> Zwergspinne<g:f> Related terms de spinnen Further reading de de Spiders Arachnids Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /ˈʃpinə/ Noun hrx noun form f hrx Spinn