Dresden

English <dab> Etymology Borrowed from en de Dresden Dresden in the 1730s, from en gmh Dresden, from a en wen source akin to dsb Drježdźany, ultimately from en sla-pro *dręzga, of which the locative case is sla-pro *dręzdzě. Pronunciation en /ˈdɹɛzdən/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Dresden.wav Southern England Proper noun en Q1731en capital city s/Saxony c/Germany, on the River Elbe. 1735 en village co/Kent County p/Ontario c/Canada. en number of places c/USA, including: en town co/Lincoln County s/Maine. en town/county seat co/Weakley County s/Tennessee. en history metonymically The Bombing of Dresden. en Robin Neillands The Bomber War: The Allied Air Offensive Against Nazi Germany https://books.google.com/books?id=_skR5ddFiWEC 2001-07-23 Barnes & Noble, Incorporated 358 9780760765302 The actual total hardly matters: if Dresden was indeed a war crime, just one death would make it so. en John Theobald A Kingdom Falls https://books.google.com/books?id=A6ebDgAAQBAJ Head of Zeus Ltd. 2017 314 https://books.google.com/books?id=A6ebDgAAQBAJ&pg=PT314 9781784974411 ‘Father, you saw the papers, when Dresden happened. You see the papers today. People are seeing the cost of this, truly. Now that we know the consequences, countries will not use it.’ Derived terms en Dresdenware Translations capital city of the German Federal State of Saxony Arabic: ar دْرِيسْدِن f Armenian: hy Դրեզդեն Belarusian: be Дрэздэн m Bengali: bn ড্রেসডেন ḍresḍen Bulgarian: bg Дрезден m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 德累斯頓 Déléisīdùn Czech: cs Drážďany p Danish: da Dresden Dutch: nl Dresden n Esperanto: eo Dresdeno Estonian: et Dresden Finnish: fi Dresden French: fr Dresde f Georgian: ka დრეზდენი German: de Dresden n Greek: el Δρέσδη Hindi: hi ड्रेसडेन m Hungarian: hu Drezda Italian: it Dresda f Japanese: ja ドレスデン Doresuden Korean: ko ^드레스덴 Latin: la Dresda f Latvian: lv Drēzdene Lithuanian: lt Dresdenas m Marathi: mr ड्रेस्डेन n Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Dresden n Nynorsk: nn Dresden n Old Church Slavonic: cu Дрєжданꙑ p Polish: pl Drezno n Portuguese: pt Dresden f, pt Dresdem f, pt Dresda f Romanian: ro Dresda f Russian: ru Дре́зден m Drɛ́zden Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Дрезден m Latin: sh Dresden m Slovak: sk Drážďany p Slovene: sl Dresden m Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: dsb Drježdźany p Upper Sorbian: hsb Drježdźany p Spanish: es Dresde f Swedish: sv Dresden Thai: th เดรสเดิน drèes-dəən Turkish: tr Dresden Ukrainian: uk Дрезден m Vietnamese: vi Đrét-xđen Yiddish: yi דרעזדן n attributive form - relating to Dresden Belarusian: be дрэ́здэнскі Czech: cs drážďanský French: fr dresdois German: de dresdenerisch, de dresdnerisch Macedonian: mk дрезденски Polish: pl drezdeński Russian: ru дре́зденский Slovak: sk drážďanský Ukrainian: uk дре́зденський Noun - A variety of china, originally manufactured in the city, but manufactured in Meissen from the 18th century. en Dresdenware Meissenware References Anagrams en ddeenrs reddens German de: Etymology From de gmh Dresden, from a de wen source akin to dsb Drježdźany, ultimately from de sla-pro *dręzga, of which the locative case is sla-pro *dręzdzě. Pronunciation de /ˈdʁeːsdn̩/ de De-Dresden.oga de De-Dresden2.oga de Dres den Proper noun toponym de Dresden Q1731 Meronyms de Altstadt Neustadt Pieschen Klotzsche Loschwitz Blasewitz Leuben Prohlis Plauen Cotta Altfranken Cossebaude Gompitz Langebrück Mobschatz Oberwartha Schönborn Schönfeld-Weißig Weixdorf Derived terms de Dresdner Portuguese Proper noun f pt Dresdem