Gdańsk

Gdansk Gdaňsk English Alternative forms en Gdansk Etymology en pl Gdańsk. en Danzig. Pronunciation en /ɡəˈdænsk/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Gdańsk.wav Southern England en /ɡəˈdænsk/ /ɡəˈdɑːnsk/ US Proper noun en Q1792 en capital city voi/Pomeranian Voivodeship c/Poland. en Danzig Derived terms en Gdańsk Bay Gulf of Gdańsk Translations city of Poland Albanian: sq Dancigu Arabic: ar غْدَانْسْك f Armenian: hy Գդանսկ Azerbaijani: az Qdansk Belarusian: be Гданьск m Bengali: bn গদানস্ক gôdansk Bulgarian: bg Гданск m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 格但斯克 Gédànsīkè Corsican: co Danzica f, co Gdańsk f Czech: cs Gdaňsk m Danish: da Gdansk, da Danzig pre-1945 period Dutch: nl Gdańsk n Esperanto: eo Dancigo Farefare: gur Dantsi Finnish: fi Gdansk French: fr Gdańsk m, fr Dantzig m, fr Dantzick m Georgian: ka გდანსკი German: de Danzig n, de Gdańsk n East Central German: gmw-ecg Danzich n Silesian Greek: el Γκντανσκ n, el Ντάντσιχ n former name Hebrew: he גדנסק f Hindi: hi ग्दान्यस्क Hungarian: hu Gdańsk, hu Dancka former name Italian: it Danzica f, it Gdańsk f Japanese: ja グダニスク Gudanisuku Kashubian: csb Gduńsk m Korean: ko 그단스크 Geudanseukeu Latin: la Gedanum n, la Gedania f, la Dantiscum n Latvian: lv Gdaņska Lithuanian: lt Gdanskas Low German: German Low German: nds-de Danzig n Macedonian: mk Гдањск m Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Gdańsk n Nynorsk: nn Gdańsk n Old Church Slavonic: cu Гъданьскъ Persian: fa گدانسک gedânsk Polish: pl Gdańsk m Portuguese: pt Gdansk f, pt Danzig f formerly, pt Danzigue f Romanian: ro Gdańsk n, ro Gdansk n Russian: ru Гданьск m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Гдањск m Latin: sh Gdanjsk m Sicilian: scn Dànzica f Sindhi: sd گڊانسڪ Slovak: sk Gdansk m Slovene: sl Gdansk m-in Spanish: es Gdańsk m, es Gdansk m, es Danzig formerly Swedish: sv Gdańsk n, sv Danzig n Thai: th กดัญสก์ gà-dan-sa Turkish: tr Gdańsk Ukrainian: uk Гданськ m Vietnamese: vi Gdańsk Yiddish: yi דאַנץ Polish pl: Collage of views of Gdansk.jpg pl Gdańsk Etymology pl Disputed. Per Vasmer, pl got *𐌲𐌿𐍄𐌰 *𐌲𐌿𐍄𐌰𐌽𐍃 1 1 *gutans Goths. Eckblom rejects this, and many various etymologists suggest a native pl sla-pro - 1 stem of sla-pro *gъd- wet, damp and point to place names such as pl Gdynia and pl Gdecz (modern pl Giecz) as further reflexes of that stem. Others still suggest a pl bat-pro - 1 stem of bat-pro *gud-, with Baltic reflexes including prg gudde forest, prg gudas Belarusian: person speaking a foreign language or lt gudkarklis damp pasture, lt gudobelė hawthorn. Many etymologists support the Proto-Baltic origin, with an original stem of bat-pro *Gud- + bat-pro *-an + bat-pro *-isk ("place of the forest people").+ 110 3 Pronunciation Pl-Gdańsk.ogg;LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-Gdańsk.wav Proper noun m-in gdański gdańszczanin gdańszczanka pl Gdańsk Q1792 pl Trójmiasto Declension a s Descendants cs Gdaňsk 1 en Gdańsk 1 la Gedānum 1 lv Gdaņska 1 lt Gdanskas 1 ru Гданьск 1 be Гданьск 1 uk Гданськ 1 sk Gdansk 1 uk 1 Ґданськ References Further reading