Diebin

German

Etymology

Dieb +‎ -in

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈdiːbɪn/
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Noun

Diebin f (genitive Diebin, plural Diebinnen, masculine Dieb)

  1. female equivalent of Dieb (“thief”)

Declension
Declension of Diebin [feminine]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative eine die Diebin die Diebinnen
genitive einer der Diebin der Diebinnen
dative einer der Diebin den Diebinnen
accusative eine die Diebin die Diebinnen

Derived from Diebin or with -in derived from terms derived from Dieb

  • Austerndiebin
  • Autodiebin
  • Bücherdiebin
  • Datendiebin
  • Einsteigdiebin
  • Erzdiebin
  • Fahrraddiebin
  • Gaudiebin
  • Gelegenheitsdiebin
  • Gewohnheitsdiebin
  • Handtaschendiebin
  • Heudiebin
  • Hühnerdiebin
  • Kinderdiebin
  • Kräuterdiebin
  • Kunstdiebin
  • Kupferdiebin
  • Ladendiebin
  • Leichendiebin
  • Meisterdiebin
  • Menschendiebin
  • Metalldiebin
  • Paketdiebin
  • Pferdediebin
  • Schafdiebin
  • Strauchdiebin
  • Stromdiebin
  • Tagediebin
  • Taschendiebin
  • Taubendiebin
  • Trickdiebin
  • Unterwäsche-Diebin
  • Unterwäschediebin
  • Viehdiebin
  • Weihnachtsdiebin
  • Wilddiebin

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