Kachin

Kachin

English

Etymology

From Burmese ကချင် (ka.hkyang).

Noun

Kachin pl (plural only)

1. Any of a number of non-Burman ethnolinguistic groups in Kachin State, Burma, including the Jingpho people.

Translations

any of a number of non-Burman ethnolinguistic groups in Kachin State, Burma, including the Jingpho people

Arabic: كاشين‎ Burmese: ကချင် (my) (ka.hkyang) Chinese: Mandarin: 克欽族／克钦族 (kèqīn zú) Finnish: kachinit French: Kachin (fr) German: Kachin (de), Katschin (de) Hungarian: kacsin Japanese: カチン族 (kachinzoku) Korean: 카친족 (kachinjok) Lithuanian: kačinai Portuguese: kachin, cachin

Proper noun

Kachin

1. A state of Myanmar.
2. The Jingpho language.

Translations

a state of Myanmar

Acehnese: Kachin Basque: Katxin Catalan: Kachin Chinese: Mandarin: 克欽邦／克钦邦 (zh) (kèqīn bāng) Dutch: Kachin (nl) Esperanto: Kaĉino Finnish: Kachin French: Kachin (fr) German: Kachin-Staat Hungarian: Kacsin Japanese: カチン州 (Kachin shū) Macedonian: Качин (Kačin) Norwegian: Kachin Polish: Kaczin Portuguese: Cachim Romanian: Kachin Russian: Качин (Kačin) Serbo-Croatian: Kachin Spanish: Kachin Swedish: Kachin Tajik: Качин (Kačin) Turkish: Kaçin Ukrainian: Качин (Kačyn) Vietnamese: Kachin

Jingpho language — see Jingpho

Anagrams

• Chikan, chikan