Editing Cimbrian language (section)

== Vocabulary ==
The vocabulary of Cimbrian is closely related to that of Bavarian, containing words that set it apart from any other German varieties. Although today many Bavarian words in Bavarian communities are used less and less due to the influence of standard German, in Cimbrian many such words have remained. Besides its original Bavarian vocabulary, Cimbrian has been affected by Italian as well as [[languages of Italy|neighboring languages]].<ref name=":2" />
{| class="wikitable" 
!English
!German
!Italian
!Cimbrian
|-
|To win
|{{lang|de|Gewinnen/Siegen}}
|{{lang|it|Vincere}}
|{{lang|cim|Vinzern}}
|- 
|Bride
|{{lang|de|Braut}}
|{{lang|it|Sposa}}
|{{lang|cim|Spusa}}
|- 
|Correct/Right
|{{lang|de|Richtig}}
|{{lang|it|Giusto}}
|{{lang|cim|Giust}}
|- 
|Soldier
|{{lang|de|Soldat}}
|{{lang|it|Soldato}}
|{{lang|cim|Soldado}}
|-
|{{Not a typo|Meanwhile}}
|{{lang|de|Mittlerweile}}
|{{lang|it|Intanto}}
|{{lang|cim|Intanto}}
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!English
!German
!Swabian
!Bavarian
!Cimbrian
|-
|Shirt
|{{lang|de|Hemd}}
|{{lang|swb|Hemb}}
|{{lang|bar|Pfoat}}
|{{lang|cim|Foat}}
|-
|Juniper
|{{lang|de|Wacholder}}
|{{lang|swb|Wacholder}}
|{{lang|bar|Kranewitt}}
|{{lang|cim|Khranebitt}}
|-
|Vicar
|{{lang|de|Pfarrer}}<br /> (also {{lang|de|Pfaffe}} though nowadays this is often derogatory)
|{{lang|swb|Pfarr}}
|{{lang|bar|Pfaff}}
|{{lang|cim|Faff}}
|-
|Tuesday
|{{lang|de|Dienstag}}
|{{lang|swb|Ziestig}}
|{{lang|bar|Erta}}
|{{lang|cim|Erta}}
|-
|Thursday
|{{lang|de|Donnerstag}}
|{{lang|swb|Donarstig}}
|{{lang|bar|Pfinzta}}
|{{lang|cim|Finzta}}
|}