Zwinge
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/t͡svɪŋˌə/
Etymology
In summary
From Middle High German twenge and Middle Low German dwenge (“constraint, clamp”), derived from Middle High German twengen (“to squeeze, force, cram”) (> modern German zwängen) and Middle Low German dwengen (“to squeeze, press”). Cognate with Danish tvinge and German Zwang.
Ringbeschlag
Schacherer
Kolben einer Lanze
unteres Ende eines Stockes
Stockspitze
Klemmring
Stockzwinge
Druckhülse
Endring
schroef
virola
torno
yüksük
virolla
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