Rind

rind Alemannic German Etymology From gsw gmh rint, from gsw goh rind, hrind, from gsw gmw-pro *hrinþ, from gsw gem-pro *hrinþaz. Cognate with de Rind. Noun gsw noun n gsw Uri calf baby cattle Synonyms gsw Chalp Derived terms gsw Mensrind References gsw Baby animals Cattle German de: thumb|300px|die Rinder — the cattle Etymology de cattle :inh goh:rind<id:cattle> From de gmh rint, from de goh rind, hrind, from de gmw-pro *hrinþ, from de gem-pro *hrinþaz. Cognate with dum rint. Also related with modern nl rund (from dum runt), en rother. Pronunciation de /ʁɪnt/ de De-Rind.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ɪnt 1 Noun n,(e)s,er de countable cow, bull, ox, head of cattle any bovine animal de uncountable beef de Rindfleisch Declension n,(e)s,er Related terms de rindern Rinderbraten Rinderbrühe Rinderfilet Rinderhirt Rinderpest Rindfleisch Rindvieh Further reading de Cattle Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh rint, from hrx goh rind, hrind, from hrx gmw-pro *hrinþ, from hrx gem-pro *hrinþaz. Pronunciation hrx /rint/ hrx int 1 hrx Rind Noun n Rinner Rindche hrx zoology heifer hrx Die Rinner saufe noch Millich. Heifers still drink milk. Further reading 134