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German Zinn
← German Indium (link)
← German Antimon (link)
← German zinnen (link)
← German Zinnbecher (link)
← German Zinnblech (link)
← German Zinngefäß (link)
← German Zinnkanne (link)
← German Zinnsalz (link)
← German Zinnsoldat (link)
← German Lötzinn (link)
← German Platin (link)
← German Gold (link)
← German Silber (link)
← German Eisen (link)
← German Aluminium (link)
← German Zinn (link)
← German Kupfer (link)
← Proto-Germanic *tiną (inherited)
← Middle High German zin (inherited)
← Old High German zin (inherited)

→ Czech cín (borrowed)
→ German Zinn (link)
→ German verzinnen (affix)
→ German Lötzinn (affix)
→ German zinnen (suffix)
→ German Zinnlegierung (compound)
→ German Zinnabbau (compound)
→ German Zinnblech (compound)
→ German Zinnerz (compound)
→ German Zinnfigur (compound)
→ German Zinnmineral (compound)
→ German zinnorganisch (compound)
→ German Zinnorganyle (compound)
→ German Zinnpest (compound)
→ German Zinnsalz (compound)
→ German Zinnverbindung (compound)
→ German Zinndioxid (compound)
→ German Zinnoxid (compound)
→ German Zinnsoldat (compound)
→ German zinnfarben (suffix)
→ German zinnfarbig (compound)
→ German Zinnbecher (compound)
→ Hungarian cin (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Zënn (cognate)
→ Translingual Zinnia (mention)
→ Slovak cín (derived)