Bologna

bologna English Etymology From en it Bologna, from en la Bonōnia, ultimately from en cel. en Boleyn Boulogne. Pronunciation en /bəˈlɒnjə/ /bəˈləʊnjə/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Bologna.wav Southern England en /bəˈloʊnjə/ GenAm Proper noun ~ s en province r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy. en capital city r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy, the capital of Bologna and also of Emilia-Romagna. en habitational Italian. Derived terms en Bologna phosphorus Bologna bottle Bologna flask Bologna phial Bologna sausage Bologna stone Bologna vial Related terms en Bolognese en Bolognian Translations province Bulgarian: bg Боло́ня f Corsican: co Bulogna f Emilian: egl Bulåggna Finnish: fi Bologna French: fr Bologne f Galician: gl Boloña German: de Bologna n Hindi: hi बोलोनिया Italian: it Bologna f Latvian: lv Boloņa f Marathi: mr बोलोन्न्या Polish: pl Bolonia f Russian: ru Боло́нья f Turkish: tr Bolonya city Arabic: ar بُولُونْيَا f Armenian: hy Բոլոնիա Basque: eu Bolonia Bulgarian: bg Боло́ня f Catalan: ca Bolonya f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 博洛尼亞 Bóluòníyà Corsican: co Bulogna f Czech: cs Bologna f, cs Boloňa f Emilian: egl Bulåggna f Esperanto: eo Bulonjo Etruscan: ett 𐌀𐌍𐌉𐌔𐌋𐌄𐌚 Faroese: fo Bologna f Finnish: fi Bologna French: fr Bologne f Friulian: fur Bologne f Galician: gl Boloña German: de Bologna n Greek: el Μπολόνια f Ancient Greek: grc Βονωνία f Hindi: hi बोलोनिया Italian: it Bologna f Japanese: ja ボローニャ Borōnya Korean: ko ^볼로냐 Latin: la Bonōnia f, la Bolōnia f Latvian: lv Boloņa f Lithuanian: lt Bolonija f Maltese: mt Bolonja Marathi: mr बोलोन्न्या Occitan: oc Bolonha f Picard: pcd Bolonne f Polish: pl Bolonia f Portuguese: pt Bolonha f Romanian: ro Bologna f, ro Bolonia f Russian: ru Боло́нья f Sardinian: sc Bologna f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Болоња f Latin: sh Bolonja f Sicilian: scn Bulogna f Slovak: sk Bologna f Spanish: es Bolonia f Swedish: sv Bologna Ukrainian: uk Боло́нья f Venetan: vec Boƚògna f, vec Buƚògna f Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bologna is the 15907th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1827 individuals. Bologna is most common among White (92.67%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en abglnoo Bongalo bogolan oblonga Czech cs: Alternative forms cs Boloňa Etymology cs it Bologna, from cs la Bonōnia, ultimately from cs cel. Pronunciation Boloňa cs LL-Q9056 (ces)-Anavaline-Bologna.wav Proper noun f cs province r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna cs capital city r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna Declension f.sg.gen+dat+loci:ě Further reading Faroese Etymology From fo it Bologna, from fo la Bononia, ultimately from fo cel. Pronunciation fo /poˈlɔɲːa/ Proper noun fo proper noun f fo province r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna fo capital city r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna Declension Bologna Bolognu Bolognu Bolognu Italian it: Etymology From it la Bonōnia, ultimately from it cel. Pronunciation Bológna<audio:It-Bologna.ogg> Proper noun f it province r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna it capital city r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna the letter B in the Italian spelling alphabet it Bari Related terms it bolognese Anagrams it abglnoo bagnolo Slovak sk: Etymology sk it Bologna, from sk la Bonōnia, ultimately from sk cel. Pronunciation sk /ˈboloɲa/ Proper noun f sk province r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna sk capital city r/Emilia-Romagna c/Italy Bologna Declension Bologna Bologne Bologni Bolognu Bologni Bolognou Further reading