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German fein
← Middle High German fîn (inherited)

→ Belarusian файны (borrowed)
→ Czech fajn (borrowed)
→ German Feinschmecker (compound)
→ German feinkörnig (compound)
→ German Feinstruktur (compound)
→ German Feinpulver (compound)
→ German Feinchemikalie (compound)
→ German Feinguss (compound)
→ German feingemahlen (compound)
→ German feinverteilt (compound)
→ German feinpulvrig (compound)
→ German Feinsilber (compound)
→ German Feinstaub (compound)
→ German superfein (prefix)
→ German feinfühlend (compound)
→ German feinherb (compound)
→ German feinmaschig (affix)
→ German feinporig (affix)
→ German picobello (mention)
→ German piekfein (mention)
→ German Feingefühl (compound)
→ German Feingebäck (compound)
→ German Feinbäcker (affix)
→ Polish fajny (borrowed)
→ Romanian fain (borrowed)
→ Serbo-Croatian fin (derived)
→ Serbo-Croatian fajn (borrowed)
→ Serbo-Croatian фин (derived)
→ Ukrainian файно (borrowed)
→ Ukrainian файний (borrowed)
→ Yiddish פֿײַן (cognate)