köken: Early 17th century. Borrowed, perhaps through Dutch pinguïn (1595), from English penguin, which originally referred to the now extinct great auk. Further origin uncertain. Probably either from Welsh pen gwyn (literally “white head”), the great auk having two characteristic white patches near the eyes; or from Latin pinguis (“fat, plump”), referring to the plumpish appearance of both birds.…
one-armed · armless · one-handed (having one hand)
çekim: çoğul manchots
eş: unibrassiste
köken: Inherited from Old French manc (itself from Latin mancus) + -ot.
aile: bandit manchot, manchot à ailerons blancs, manchot à jugulaire, manchot Adélie, manchot antipode, manchot de Humboldt, manchot de Magellan, manchot des Galapagos, manchot du Cap, manchot empereur
köken: Borrowed from French pingouin, from Dutch pinguïn.
aile: pingüino africano, pingüino azul, pingüino barbijo, pingüino de Adelia, pingüino de cresta erecta, pingüino de Fiordland, pingüino de Humboldt, pingüino de las Galápagos, pingüino de las Snares, pingüino de Magallanes
penguin · A choc ice; an Eskimo pie · A card game for two to twelve players played with a forty card deck formed by removing the 8's, 9,s and 10's from a standard pack of cards
çekim: çoğul pinguini
köken: Etymology tree Proto-Celtic *kʷennom Proto-Brythonic *penn Welsh pen? Proto-Indo-European *weyd-der.? Proto-Celtic *windos Proto-Brythonic *gwɨnn Welsh gwyn? Proto-Indo-European *peyh₂-der. Proto-Indo-European *bʰenǵʰ-influ.? Latin pinguisder.? English penguinbor. Dutch pinguïnbor. French pingouinbor. Italian pinguino Borrowed from French pingouin.
aile: pinguini occhigialli, pinguino africano, pinguino crestato, pinguino dal becco grosso, pinguino degli antipodi, pinguino del Capo, pinguino del Fiordland, pinguino delle Galapagos, pinguino delle Snares, pinguino di Humboldt
köken: From French pingouin, from Dutch pinguïn, from English penguin of uncertain origin. Possibly from Welsh pen (“head”) + gwyn (“white”), or from Latin pinguis (“fat”).