Tink
[tɪŋk]Meaning
English word for a sharp, quick sound; recorded as a given name in Popular Culture
Background Story
Tink is recorded as a given name in Popular Culture, as a feminine name, in a user-submitted entry. The English word comes from Middle English tinken, possibly from Old English *tincian, and is related to the Dutch and German Low German tinken. As a noun it is dated for a sharp, quick sound, a tinkle, and as a verb it means to emit a high-pitched sharp or metallic noise.
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