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German Schinken
← German skinken (link)
← German sschinken (link)
← Middle Dutch schenke (cognate)
← English skink (cognate)
← English shank (cognate)
← Middle English schench (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *skinkô (inherited)
← Middle High German schinke (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *skinkō (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *skinkō (mention)
← Old High German scinco (inherited)
← German Low German Schinken (cognate)

→ English skink (cognate)
→ Bulgarian шунка (derived)
→ Czech šunka (borrowed)
→ Esperanto ŝinko (mention)
→ Hebrew שינקן (borrowed)
→ Hungarian sonka (derived)
→ Italian stinco (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Schank (cognate)
→ Limburgish sjink (cognate)
→ Macedonian шунка (derived)
→ Pennsylvania German Schinke (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German Schunke (cognate)
→ Polish szynka (cognate)
→ Romanian șuncă (borrowed)
→ Russian шинка (borrowed)
→ Serbo-Croatian šunka (borrowed)
→ Serbo-Croatian шунка (derived)
→ Slovene šunka (borrowed)
→ Saterland Frisian Skinke (cognate)
→ Ukrainian шинка (borrowed)
→ Yiddish שינקע (cognate)