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German Zink
← Danish tinde (cognate)
← German Zinke (mention)
← German Zinne (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *tinduz (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *tindaz (mention)
← Old High German zint (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *(e)dont- (derived)
← Icelandic tindur (cognate)
← Dutch tinne (cognate)
← Swedish tinne (cognate)

→ English zinc (derived)
→ Afrikaans sink (derived)
→ Cebuano sin (derived)
→ Danish zink (derived)
→ German zinken (suffix)
→ German verzinken (prefix)
→ German Zinkpulver (compound)
→ German Zinkcarbonat (compound)
→ German Zinkoxid (compound)
→ German Rotzinkerz (compound)
→ German Zinkacetat (compound)
→ German Zinkchlorid (compound)
→ German Zinkstearat (compound)
→ German Zinksulfat (compound)
→ German Zinksulfid (compound)
→ German Zinkgruppe (affix)
→ German zinkhaltig (suffix)
→ German Zinklegierung (compound)
→ German Zinkmineral (compound)
→ German Zinkorganyle (compound)
→ German Zinkselenid (compound)
→ Greek τσίγκος (derived)
→ Esperanto zinko (borrowed)
→ Spanish cinc (derived)
→ Finnish sinkki (derived)
→ Faroese sink (derived)
→ French zinc (borrowed)
→ Hungarian cink (borrowed)
→ Armenian ցինկ (derived)
→ Indonesian seng (derived)
→ Latvian cinks (mention)
→ Central Melanau jing (derived)
→ Central Melanau zink (derived)
→ Malay seng (derived)
→ Malay zink (derived)
→ Malay زيڠک (mention)
→ Malay سيڠ (mention)
→ Dutch zink (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk sink (derived)
→ Polish cynk (borrowed)
→ Romanian zinc (derived)