fönnef in Central Franconian

IPA: /ˈfønəf/ Forms: fönf [alternative], fennef [alternative], fünnef [alternative], fief [alternative] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: From Old High German fimf. The now marginal variant fīf (fief) is probably native in most of the language area, but early on began to be superseded by southern and eastern forms with a preserved nasal. Compare also sechs (“six”) and sibbe (“sieben”), which are borrowed forms, too. Etymology templates: {{cog|goh|fimf}} Old High German fimf Head templates: {{head|gmw-cfr|numeral}} fönnef

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"fönnef" meaning in Central Franconian

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