Schweiz

schweiz. Danish da: Etymology From da de Schweiz. Pronunciation da /svajˀts/ [ˈsʋɑjˀd̥s] Proper noun da proper noun n da Switzerland Q39 Alternative forms da Svejts n obsolete Derived terms da schweizer schweizisk See also German Etymology From de Schwyz, the canton for which Switzerland is named. Pronunciation de /ʃvaɪ̯ts/ Germany de De-Schweiz.ogg de /ʃveɪ̯ts/ Austria de De-at-Schweiz.ogg de De-Schweiz2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aɪ̯t͡s 1 de Schweiz Proper noun f.article de Switzerland Q39 Usage notes Unlike most German country names (that are usually neuter), Schweiz is feminine, and requires the use of the definite article: de Die Schweiz findet man in den Alpen. Switzerland can be found in the Alps. de In der Schweiz wird Deutsch, Französisch, Italienisch und Rätoromanisch gesprochen. In Switzerland German, French, Italian and Romansch are spoken. Declension f.sg.article Related terms de Schweizer See also Further reading de Hunsrik Etymology hrx gmh Swīz, from hrx gmw-pro *Swīt, borrowed from hrx la Suittes.148 Cognate with de Schweiz and lb Schwäiz. Pronunciation Proper noun f hrx Switzerland Q39 hrx Sie wohne in de Schweiz. They live in Switzerland. Derived terms nouns hrx Schweizer<g:m> Schweizrin<g:f> See also References Swedish sv: Etymology From sv de Schweiz. Pronunciation sv /ɧvɛjts/ [ʂvɛjːts] sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Schweiz.wav sv ɛjts 1 Proper noun c sv Switzerland Q39 sv Folk blandar ofta ihop Sverige med Schweiz People often mix up Sweden and Switzerland Related terms sv schweizare Swiss; Swiss person sv schweizisk Swiss; from Switzerland sv schweiziska Swiss; Swiss female sv schweizer- Swiss sv schweizeri patisserie with alcohol serving See also References saol Svensk MeSH