Pann

Central Franconian Etymology From gmw-cfr goh *panna, a northern variant of goh pfanna, from gmw-cfr gem-pro *pannǭ, from gmw-cfr la panna. Compare de Pfanne, nl pan, en pan. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /pan/ Noun gmw-cfr noun f plural Panne diminutive Pännche gmw-cfr most dialects frying pan Descendants hrx Pann Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmw-cfr Pann, from hrx gmh pfanne, from hrx goh *panna, a northern variant of goh pfanna. Pronunciation Noun f Panne frying pan Further reading 122 2 Limburgish Pronunciation li /pan/ li an 1 Etymology 1 li la grc From li gmw-pro *pannā, from li gem-pro *pannǭ. Noun li noun f plural Panne diminutive Pänneke or Pännke or Pänntsche or Pänntje li sp-DE frying pan roof tile Alternative forms li pan Veldeke li Pan rhedok li Ponn rare Etymology 2 li fr panne. Noun f li Eupen breakdown Alternative forms li Panne li Cookware and bakeware Building materials Luxembourgish Alternative forms lb Panne Etymology Borrowed from lb fr panne breakdown. Pronunciation lb /pɑn/ lb ɑn 1 lb Panne Noun f breakdown, malfunction Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh pfanne, from pdc goh *panna, a northern variant of goh pfanna, from pdc gmw-pro *pannā, from pdc gem-pro *pannǭ, from pdc la panna. Compare de Pfanne, nl pan, en pan. Noun pdc noun f plural Panne pan