Aachen

English Etymology en ++ :bor de:Aachen Pronunciation ä′kən ä′ᴋʜən; en /ˈɑː.kən/ /ˈɑː.xən/ en /ˈɑːkən/ RP en /ˈɑkən/ US en /ˈɑxən/ non-naturalized pronunciation en en-us-Aachen.ogg US en ɑːkən 2 en Aa chen Proper noun en Q1017 en city s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany cont/Europe. en Aix-la-Chapelle<id:Q1017><l:dated> Translations city in North Rhine-Westphalia Q1017 Afrikaans: af Aken Arabic: ar آخِن m Belarusian: be А́хен m Bulgarian: bg А́хен m Catalan: ca Aquisgrà f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 亞琛, cmn 阿亨, Czech: cs Cáchy f-p Danish: da Aachen Dutch: nl Aken n Esperanto: eo Aĥeno, eo Akeno Finnish: fi Aachen French: fr Aix-la-Chapelle Georgian: ka აახენი German: de Aachen n Central Franconian: gmw-cfr Oche locally, gmw-cfr Ooche elsewhere mostly Greek: el Άαχεν Hebrew: he אאכן Aachen Hindi: hi आख़न m Hungarian: hu Aachen Italian: it Aquisgrana Japanese: ja アーヘン Āhen Kashubian: csb Oche Korean: ko 아헨 Latin: la Aquae p, la Aquisgranum n, la Urbs Aquensis Urbs Ăquḗnsis f Latvian: lv Āhene f Limburgish: li Aoke Lithuanian: lt Achenas Low German: German Low German: nds-de Aken Luxembourgish: lb Oochen Macedonian: mk Ахен Marathi: mr आखेन, mr आखन Norwegian: no Aachen Old Norse: non Takn m Polish: pl Akwizgran m-in Portuguese: pt Aquisgrano f, pt Aachen f Romanian: ro Aachen Russian: ru А́хен m Slovak: sk Aachen Slovene: sl Aachen Spanish: es Aquisgrán Swedish: sv Aachen Thai: th อาเค่น Turkish: tr Aachen Ukrainian: uk Аахен Urdu: ur ^آخن m Āxan Walloon: wa Åxhe Further reading Anagrams en aacehn aenach Achean en terms with /x/ German de:,Städteregion + Alternative forms de Achen obsolete de Ayghen Aechen obsolete regional Etymology de :inh gmh:Āchen<ety:inh<goh:Āhha<ety:inh<gmw-pro:*Ākā<ety:der<la:aqua<id:water>>>>>>> From de gmh Āchen, from de goh Āhha, from a de gmw-pro *Ākā (cf. dum Âken), from de la aqua water, referring to the Aachen thermal springs local thermal springs (which are known to have been exploited by the Romans, though their original name is not quite clear).Reallexikon der germanischen Altertumskunde 25 253 Johannes Hoops 2003 De Gruyter https://books.google.de/books?id=j7cXiqNmd1EC A derivation from cognate goh aha ah(h)a flowing water, from gem-pro *ahwō, as claimed by Manfred Niemeyer’s Deutsches Ortsnamenbuch,Deutsches Ortsnamenbuch Manfred Niemeyer 2012 Berlin De Gruyter 978-3-11-025802-8 17 https://books.google.com/books?id=olXnBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA17 is impossible; firstly, because of the old-long /aː/, to which, besides the Standard German form itself, local Ripuarian gmw-pro Oche and li Aoke clearly attest, and secondly, because of the /k/ in Low Franconian. (On page 23, the Ortsnamenbuch indeed admits that the /x/ in de Aachen is due to the High German consonant shift, thereby contradicting itself in a most obvious way.) Pronunciation de /ˈaːxən/ [ˈʔaː.χn̩] de De-Aachen.ogg de De-Aachen2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aːxən 2 de Aa chen Proper noun toponym de Q1017 de Aachen Q1017 de Q6272 de special district (Kommunalverband besonderer Art) of s/North Rhine-Westphalia ; full name de Städteregion Aachen Declension toponym Derived terms de Aachener de Aachenerin References Hungarian hu: thumb|Aachen Cathedral with Palatine Chapel Etymology hu :bor de:Aachen hu de Aachen Aachen. Pronunciation áhen hu ɛn 2 hu Aa chen Proper noun hu proper noun hu Q1017 hu Aachen Q1017 Declension Aachene e - sgAachen j jei sg Derived terms hu aacheni Further reading Polish pl: Etymology pl 1 * :ubor de:Aachen Compare zlw-opl Czachy. Pronunciation [Aa:a] LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-#.wav Aa.chen Proper noun n<ll:prescriptive>,m-in 1 pl Q1017 pl Aachen Q1017 pl Akwizgran Further reading Modern Standard Polish: 2 1 + 73517 Portuguese pt: Etymology pt 1 * :ubor de:Aachen Pronunciation pt pt Aa chen Proper noun f pt Q1017 pt Aachen Q1017 pt Aquisgrano Swedish sv: Etymology sv :der de:Aachen From sv de Aachen, from sv la aquae waters, i.e. sources, referring to the scared springs associated with the Celtic god Granus. Pronunciation sv /ɑː.keːn/ sv Aa chen Proper noun n sv Q1017 sv Aachen Q1017