Zinn

Tin stands for:

Tin, chemical element (metal )
White metal miniature, a character, prepared, inter alia from the materials tin, antimony, bismuth (Latin Bismutum ) and possibly lead
Pewter, household and everyday items such as crockery and cutlery, vases and decorative objects, from tin alloy ( pewter or Britannia metal ) were prepared
Tin soldiers, replicas of soldiers in white metal (usually a tin-lead alloy)

Is the surname of:

Alexander Zinn (1880-1941), German writer and politician
Alexander tin ( sociologist ) ( born 1968 ), German
Christoph Napp -Zinn ( born 1955 ), German artist
Donald Joseph Zinn (1911-1996), American zoologist and biologist Hydro
Dorit tin ( * 1940 ), German writer
Elfi Zinn (* 1953), German track and field athlete
Ernst Zinn (1910-1990), German philologist and specialist in German
Friedrich Karl August Zinn (1825-1897), physician and member of the German Reichstag
Fritz tin ( * unknown, † 1950 ), German table tennis players and functionary
Georg August Zinn (1901-1976), German politician ( SPD)
Gerda tin ( * 1918 ), German actress and voice actress
Howard Zinn (1922-2010), American historian
Ivan tin ( * 1970), German speechwriter, public speaking trainer and management coach
Jean Zinn -Justin (* 1943), a French theoretical physicist
Johann Gottfried Zinn (1727-1759), German physician and botanist
Jon Kabat-Zinn ( born 1944 ), American molecular biologist and mindfulness teacher
Karl Georg Zinn (* 1939), German economist
Konrad tin (1847-1901), Bavarian administrative lawyer
Lothar Zinn (1938-1980), East German chess champion and International Master
Otto Zinn (1906-1993), lawyer, politician (NSDAP ) from 1936 to 1945 and mayor of the city of Gera
Rusty Zinn (born 1970 ), American blues guitarist
Walter Henry Zinn (1906-2000), Canadian nuclear physicist