sin

Meaning

1. sentence (syntactic unit containing a subject and a predicate)
2. sense (means of experiencing the external world)
3. meaning, sense, significance

Pronounced as (IPA)

/sɪn/

Etymology

From Old Frisian sinn, from Proto-West Germanic *sinn.

Sentences

Nei ôfrin binne wy in kafee yn gien oant wy sin oan iten krigen .

Afterwards we went to a cafe until we felt like eating.

Dat famke kaam noch efkes del om te freegjen oft alles nei't sin wie.

That girl came down for a while to ask if everything was alright.

Ferwiderje folgjende sin .

Remove following sentence.

Ferwiderje foarige sin .

Remove previous sentence.

Hoe sprekst dy sin út ?

How do you pronounce that sentence?

De aktive foarm makket in sin dúdliker en persoanliker.

The active form makes a sentence clearer and more personal.

Hasto dy tongersdeitemoarns sin en tiid om mei te gean as begelieder?

Do you feel like and have time to come along as a companion on Thursday morning?

Bring my yn it sin om tulpen te keapjen op 'e merk .

Reminds me of buying tulips at the market.