רינד

Yiddish

Etymology

From Old High German hrind, from Proto-Germanic *hrinþaz.

Noun

⁧רינד⁩ • (rind) n, plural ⁧רינדער⁩ (rinder)

cow or ox, head of cattle

Derived terms

⁧רינדפֿלייש⁩ (rindfleysh, “beef”)

See also

⁧קו⁩ (ku, “cow”)
⁧אָקס⁩ (oks, “ox”)

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