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skinka

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Borrowed fromLow Germanschinke, fromMiddle Low Germanschinke, fromOld Saxonskinka, fromProto-West Germanic*skinkō. Cognate withSwedishskinka.

In relation to the tanning sense, compare Japaneseガングロ(ganguro, literally“black face”).

• IPA^(key): /ˈsciŋ̊ka/

  Rhymes:-iŋ̊ka

skinka f (genitive singularskinku,nominative pluralskinkur)

1. (countable or uncountable)ham(a cured leg of aswine, or other similar cured pork)
2. (slang) aCaucasian girl that has anabnormal amount oftan resulting fromsunbathing or the use oftanning beds

• hnakki

• skinken

skinka m orf

1. definitefemininesingular ofskinke

skinka f

1. definitesingular ofskinke

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skinka

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FromLow Germanschinke, fromMiddle Low Germanschinke, fromOld Saxonskinka, fromProto-West Germanic*skinkō. Cognate withEnglishskink andIcelandicskinka.

• (Sweden)IPA^(key): /²xɪŋˌka/,/²ʂɪŋˌka/
• (Finland)IPA^(key): /ˈʃiŋkɑ/

• Audio;“en skinka”/²ɛn ˈxʷɪŋˌka/:

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skinka c

1. ham

   Jag äter smörgåsar medskinka som pålägg.

   I eat sandwiches withham as a topping.

2. buttock

   Min vänstraskinka gör ont.

   My leftbuttock hurts.

• julskinka(“Christmas ham”)

• fläsk(“pork”)

• skinka inSvensk ordbok (SO)
• skinka inSvenska Akademiens ordlista (SAOL)
• skinka inSvenska Akademiens ordbok (SAOB)

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