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Anke
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Appendix:Variations of "anke"
Alemannic German
Etymology
gsw ine-pro *h₃engʷ- gsw gem-pro ine-pro 1
From gsw gmh anke, from gsw goh ancho, from gsw gmw-pro *ankwō. Cognate with la unguen fat, grease and sga imb butter.
Pronunciation
gsw /ˈɑŋkxə/ Zurich
Noun
gsw noun m
butter
gsw Butter
Derived terms
gsw Ankebälleli
gsw Ankemilch
gsw Ankeschnitte
Proper noun
gsw proper noun
gsw
Further reading
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gsw Foods Dairy products
German
Pronunciation
de /ˈaŋkə/
de De-Anke.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Etymology 1
From de gmh anko, from de goh ancha. Related to de Enkel ankle.
Noun
f,n.gen:n.dat:n.acc:n or
m[rare].weak
de regional otherwise _ obsolete nape of the neck
Usage notes
Masculine form is rare.
Declension
f,n.gen:n.dat:n.acc:n
m[rare].weak
Etymology 2
de Unclear.
Noun
m.weak
lake trout (Salmo trutta lacustris subspecies)
Declension
m.weak
Etymology 3
From de nds Anke.
Proper noun
f,n:s[colloquial].gen:s:-
de female Anna Low German
Declension
f,n:s[colloquial].gen:s:-
Related terms
de Ännchen
Etymology 4
de gmh goh gmw-pro gem-pro
de gmh anke, de goh ancho. Compare gsw Anke.
Noun
m,-.sg
de butter de archaic outside Switzerland butter
de Butter
Declension
m,-.sg
Alternative forms
de Anken
Further reading
Low German
Alternative forms
nds Annke
Etymology
nds Anna ke
Proper noun
nds proper noun nds Low Prussian
nds female Anna