lín

See also lǐn, lìn, and lin

Czech

Noun

lín m

1. tench

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Faroese

Noun

lín n (genitive singular líns, uncountable)

1. (botany) flax
2. linen, cloth, thread

Synonyms

• hørur

Declension

n3s	Singular
	Indefinite	Definite
Nominative	lín	línið
Accusative	lín	línið
Dative	líni	líninum
Genitive	líns	línsins

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Mandarin

Romanization

lín (form of lin2 with diacritic)

1. See 临
2. See 亃
3. See 啅
4. See 壣
5. See 嶙
6. See 惏
7. See 斴
8. See 晽
9. See 暽
10. See 林
11. See 淋
12. See 滰
13. See 潾
14. See 瀶
15. See 燐
16. See 獜
17. See 琳
18. See 璘
19. See 甐
20. See 疄
21. See 痳
22. See 瞵
23. See 矝
24. See 碄
25. See 磵
26. See 箖
27. See 粦
28. See 粼
29. See 綝
30. See 繗
31. See 罧
32. See 翷
33. See 臨
34. See 轔, 辚
35. See 遴
36. See 邻, 鄰
37. See 鏻
38. See 隣
39. See 霖
40. See 驎
41. See 鱗, 鳞
42. See 麐, 麟
43. See 㔂

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Min Nan

simpl. and trad.
恁 or 您

Pronunciation

• IPA: [ lɪn˥˧ ]

Pronoun

lín (POJ, traditional and simplified 恁 or 您)

1. (plural) you
2. (possessive) your

See also

• (Mandarin): trad. 你們, simpl. 你们 or (nǐmen) plural you
• (Mandarin): 你的 or (nǐde) possessive your

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Old Irish

Etymology 1

Noun

lín n and m

1. full number, complement (in numbers)
2. (followed by the genitive of another noun or verbal noun) number sufficient to perform a particular deed, full complement
3. great number, multitude
4. as many as
5. (law) party

Derived terms

• línaid
• línmar

Etymology 2

Noun

lín n

1. linen, cloth, thread
2. (botany) flax
3. (fishing) net
4. (hunting) net, snare

Derived terms

• línach
• línaige
• línecda
• línide
• línrad