Alps

alps English thumb|Relief map of the Alps thumb|Aerial view of the Pennine Alps Etymology en :inh enm:Alpes 1 From en enm Alpes, from en ang Alpis, ultimately from en la Alpēs; in later use partly via en fr -. Compare de Alpen alps plurale tantum, de Alp mountainous pasture. Pronunciation en /ælps/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Alps.wav Southern England en ælps 1 en alps Proper noun p 1 en Q1286 en mountain range r/Western Europe, running from France to Slovenia, the highest peak of which is Mont Blanc, at 4808 metres. Derived terms en Prealps Graian Alps Albanian Alps Swiss Alps Alpish Allgäu Alps Australian Alps Berchtesgaden Alps Bergamo Alps Bernese Alps Carnic Alps Cottian Alps Dinaric Alps French Alps Fynske Alps Japanese Alps Jewish Alps Julian Alps Kamnik Alps Kitzbühel Alps Lechtal Alps Lyngen Alps Maritime Alps Norlund Alps Northern Limestone Alps Ortler Alps Ötztal Alps Pennine Alps Princess Caroline Mathilde Alps Princess Elizabeth Alps Rhaetian Alps Samnaun Alps Southern Alps Southern Limestone Alps Stauning Alps Transylvanian Alps Trinity Alps Stubai Alps Tux Alps Verwall Alps Victorian Alps Western Alps Yiddish Alps Zillertal Alps Related terms en Alpine Descendants hi ऐल्प्स 1 ja アルプス Arupusu 1 ur الپس alps 1 Translations a mountain range in Western Europe Afrikaans: af Alpe Arabic: ar جِبَال اَلْأَلْب p Armenian: hy Ալպեր Asturian: ast Alpes m-p Belarusian: be А́льпы f-p Bulgarian: bg А́лпи f-p Catalan: ca Alps m-p Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 阿爾卑斯山 Ā'ěrbēisī shān Cornish: kw Alpys p Czech: cs Alpy Danish: da Alperne, da Alper Dutch: nl Alpen m-p Esperanto: eo Alpoj Estonian: et Alpid Faroese: fo Alpurnar f-p Finnish: fi Alpit French: fr Alpes f-p Galician: gl Alpes m-p German: de Alpen f-p Greek: el Άλπεις f-p Gujarati: gu આલ્પ્સ m Hebrew: he הָרֵי הָאַלְפִּים m hare ha'alpim Hindi: hi ऐल्प्स Hungarian: hu Alpok Icelandic: is Alpafjöll n-p, is Alparnir m-p Indonesian: id Alpen Irish: ga Alpa na hAlpa Italian: it Alpi f-p Japanese: ja アルプス Arupusu Korean: ko ^알프스 Latin: la Alpes f-p Macedonian: mk Алпи f-p Malay: ms Alp Maltese: mt Alpi Manx: gv Beinnyn Alpagh Ny Beinnyn Alpagh Navajo: nv Éébis Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Alpene Nynorsk: nn Alpane Occitan: oc Aups m-p, oc Alps m-p Pannonian Rusyn: rsk Алпи p Persian: fa آلپ âlp Polish: pl Alpy p Portuguese: pt Alpes m-p Romanian: ro Alpi m-p Russian: ru А́льпы m-p Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Алпи f-p Bosnia Serbia Latin: sh Alpi f-p Bosnia Serbia, sh Alpe f Croatia Slovak: sk Alpy f-p Spanish: es Alpes m-p Swedish: sv Alperna c-p Turkish: tr Alpler p, tr Alp Dağları Ukrainian: uk А́льпи f-p Walloon: wa Ales Welsh: cy Alpau p yr Alpau Yiddish: yi אַלפּן p, yi אַלפּן־בערג p Anagrams en alps salp ASPL APLS Plas slap PALs pals Pals PLAs laps PALS LPAs SPLA APLs en Austria Europe France Germany Italy Slovenia Switzerland Catalan Etymology From ca la Alpēs. Proper noun m-p ca mountain range r/Western Europe Alps Derived terms ca Alps Marítims ca Alvèrnia-Roine-Alps ca cabra dels Alps ca Provença-Alps-Costa Blava Related terms ca alpí German Noun de noun form m de Alp gen s Occitan Pronunciation oc /ˈalps/ Proper noun m-p oc Aups