Kinn
chin
The word 'Kinn' is the German translation for 'chin'. It is a noun and refers to the lower projection of the face, below the mouth. It is used in the same context as in English, for example, 'She touched her chin thoughtfully.' or 'He has a strong, square chin.'.
Example sentences using: Kinn
Sie hat ein Muttermal auf dem Kinn.
She has a mole on her chin.
In this sentence, the German word 'Kinn' is used to denote a physical body part, the chin. The speaker is describing where the woman's mole is located.
Er stützt sein Kinn in die Hand.
He supports his chin in his hand.
This sentence uses the German word 'Kinn' to describe an action where one is resting their chin in their hand, usually a sign of thoughtfulness or boredom.
Das Kinn hoch, trotz der Schwierigkeiten!
Chin up, despite the difficulties!
This is an idiomatic phrase of encouragement in German. 'Das Kinn hoch' literally translates to 'the chin up', similar to the English idiom 'keep your chin up'. It is used to tell someone to stay strong or positive despite hard circumstances.