Kjint

Plautdietsch Etymology pdt ine-pro *ǵenh₁- From pdt gml kint, from pdt osx kind, from pdt gmw-pro *kind, from pdt gem-pro *kindą, gem-pro *kinþą, from pdt ine-pro *ǵenh₁- to give birth. Pronunciation pdt /cɪnt/ Noun pdt noun n plural Kjinja child Derived terms pdt Brostkjint<t:suckling> Grootkjint<t:grandchild> Fläajkjint<t:foster child> Kjinjabad<t:crib> Kjinjabrie<t:pabulum> Kjinjajoaren<t:childhood> Kjinjalämunk<t:polio> Kjinjamejal<t:babysitter> Kjinjamort<t:infanticide> Kjinjamutta<t:nanny> Kjinjanoarunk<t:baby food> Kjinjarie<t:childishness> Kjinjariemsel<t:nursery rhyme> Kjinjaschool<t:kindergarten> Kjinjaspältich<t:toys> Kjinjastool<t:highchair> Kjinjastow<t:nursery> Kjinjawoagen<t:pram> Kjintheit<t:childhood> Leefkjint<t:favorite child> Schoolkjint<t:pupil> Schootkjint<t:babe in arms> Sorjkjint<t:delicate child> Steefkjint<t:stepchild> Weisenkjint<t:orphan> Related terms pdt kjinjrich<t:childish> See also pdt Sän pdt Dochta pdt Mutta pdt Voda pdt Elren Further reading Plautdietsch Lexicon of 17,000 words pdt 1-syllable words