Translingual

Symbol
infl|mul|symbol

1. mathematics A symbol of the trigonometric function sine.

English

Etymology
OE. term|synn. The same root appears in several other Germanic languages, e.g., Old Norse term|synd, German term|Sünde. The word may derive, ultimately, from IE. root *term||es-|to be. Latin also has an old present participle of term|esse in the word term|sons, term|sont-||guilty. The root meaning would appear to be, "it is true;" that is, "the charge has been proven." The Greek word term|scGrek|αμα��ία|�μα��ία|trhamartia|to miss the mark, to miss the target is often translated as �sin� in the New Testament.

Noun
en-noun

1. theology A violation of a moral or religious law; an error.
2. A misdeed.

Related terms
guilty as sin
mortal sin
original sin
seven deadly sins
sin bin
sinful
venial sin

Slovak: t-|sk|hriech|m
Slovene: t+|sl|greh|m
Spanish: t+|es|pecado|m
Swedish: t-|sv|synd|c
Turkish: günah
Urdu: URchar|گ�ا� (gun�h) m, URchar|پاپ (p�p) m, URchar|اپرادھ (apr�dh) m, URchar|خطا (<u>kh</u>at�)
Welsh: pechod
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Verb
en-verb|sin|n|ing

1. theology To commit a sin.

Derived terms
sinner

Slovene: t+|sl|grešiti
Spanish: t-|es|pecar
Swedish: t+|sv|synda
Welsh: pechu
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Anagrams
ins

Category:Theology

Bosnian

Noun
infl|bs|noun|gender=m s

1. son

Breton

Etymology
L.|br term|signum.

Noun
infl|br|noun|gender=m

1. sign

Croatian

Noun
infl|hr|noun

1. son

Danish

Pronoun
infl|da|pronoun

1. his

Icelandic
Icelandic declension kvk sb 02|sin

Noun
sin f

1. sinew, tendon

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Category:Icelandic nouns

Irish

Pronunciation
IPA|[�ɪn]

Pronoun
infl|ga|pronoun|demonstrative pronoun

1. context|used with the definite article that

#: an buachaill sin � �that boy�

Navajo

Pronunciation
IPA|lang=nv|[sɪ�n]

Noun
infl|nv|noun|possessed form|-yiin

1. song

Derived terms
shiyiin = "my song"
biyiin = "her/his/their song"

Scottish Gaelic

Pronunciation
IPA|lang=gd|[�ɪn]

Pronoun
infl|gd|pronoun|demonstrative pronoun context|demonstrative

1. context|used with the definite article that

#: an gille sin � �that boy�

Category:Scottish Gaelic determiners

Serbian

Noun
infl|sr|noun|gender=m s

1. son

See also
�ин#Serbian|�ин

Spanish

Etymology
L.|es term|sine.

Pronunciation
IPA|langes|/sin/, SAMPA|langes|/sin/

Preposition
infl|es|preposition

1. without

Antonyms
con

Related terms
sin embargo

Swedish

Etymology 1
Nominalisation of term|sina||run dry.

Noun
infl|sv|noun

1. Dryness, the state of having run dry.

Usage notes
Most commonly used about either milk or funds.

Etymology 2
rfe|lang=Swedish

Pronoun
infl|sv|pronoun|gender=c|neuter|sitt|plural|sina

1. his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own). (Reflexive possessive third person pronoun).

#: Han hämtade sin post för tio minuter sedan = He picked up his (own) mail ten minutes ago
#:: Compare: Han hämtade hans post för tio minuter sedan = He picked up his (somebody else�s) mail ten minutes ago.
#: Hon samlar sina dikter i en låda = She collects her poems in a box
#: Hunden tycker inte om sitt halsband = The dog doesn�t like its collar
#: De tog sina papper och lämnade mötet = They brought their papers and left the meeting

Usage notes
The inflection of the word term|sin is determined by the gender and number of the object: term|sin for common singular, term|sitt for neuter singular, and term|sina for plural, just like an adjective.

Tatar

Pronoun
infl|tt|pronoun

1. you s, thou

af:sin
ast:sin
zh-min-nan:sin
ca:sin
de:sin
el:sin
es:sin
fa:sin
fr:sin
gl:sin
ko:sin
hr:sin
io:sin
id:sin
is:sin
it:sin
kk:sin
hu:sin
nl:sin
ja:sin
no:sin
pl:sin
pt:sin
ru:sin
sl:sin
fi:sin
sv:sin
ta:sin
te:sin
vi:sin
tr:sin
uk:sin
vo:sin
zh:sin

• 2007-12-10 05:46 - WikiPedant - split verb's "Derived terms" into derived and related terms and distributed them over noun and verb depending on sense

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