FromOld Norseskyn; cognate withDanishskøn,Swedishskön.

• IPA^(key):/scɪːn/
• Rhymes:-ɪːn

skyn n (genitive singularskyns,no plural)

1. sense,awareness,perception

   Synonym:skynjun

2. understanding,comprehension

   Synonym:vit

3. intent

• skynfæri(“sense organ”)

• skynja(“to sense, to perceive; to understand”)

• skinn,scin,skin,skinne,skynne,scyn,sckyn,schyn

FromOld Norseskinn, fromProto-Germanic*skinþą.

• IPA^(key):/ˈskin/

skyn (pluralskynnes)

1. The skin(outer layer of the body or a portion of it)
   1. Ahide,fur orskin of ananimal, especially used as agarment.
   2. Aprepared hide(such asparchment or leather)
2. Alayer orcover located in the inside of the body.
3. A rind or external layer(especially of a plant).
4. (biblical) Part of the material composing atent.

• bukskyn
• skynnen
• skynner
• skynnery

• English:skin
• Scots:skin
• Yola:skien

• “skin,n.(1).”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2018-07-19.

skyn n (pluralskynet)

1. (pre-1938)alternative form ofskjøn

skyn

1. imperative ofskyna

skyn

1. definitesingular ofsky