Proto-Germanic *tindaz

→ English zinc (derived)

→ English tine (inherited)

→ English tind (mention)

→ Old English tind (mention)

→ Cebuano sin (derived)

→ German Zink (mention)

→ German Zinke (mention)

→ Faroese tindur (derived)

→ Old High German zinna (mention)

→ Alemannic German Zine (mention)

→ Indonesian seng (mention)

→ Icelandic tindur (derived)

→ Polish cynk (mention)

→ Saterland Frisian Tiende (cognate)