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Korčula
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Korcula korčuľa
English
Etymology
Borrowed from en sh Kȏrčula, from en it Curzola, from en la Corcȳra, from en grc Κόρκῡρα, alternative form of grc Κέρκῡρα Corfu. The first Greek settlers to Korčula came from Corfu and named it grc Μέλαινα Κόρκυρα Black Corfu after their homeland and in recognition of Korčula’s dark trees.
Proper noun
en Q13288en island c/Croatia.
en Q13289en town c/Croatia.
Translations
island in Croatia
German: de Kurzel f historical; during the Habsburg era
Greek: el Κόρκυρα Μέλαινα f, el Κόρτσουλα n
Ancient Greek: grc Μέλαινα Κόρκῡρα f
Italian: it Curzola f
Japanese: ja コルチュラ Koruchura
Korean: ko ^코르출라
Latin: la Corcȳra Nigra f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: sh Ко̑рчула f
Latin: sh Kȏrčula f
Serbo-Croatian
sh:,hr:,bs:,sr:
Etymology
From sh it Curzola, from sh la Corcȳra, from sh grc Κόρκῡρα, alternative form of grc Κέρκῡρα Corfu. The first Greek settlers to Korčula came from Corfu and named it grc Μέλαινα Κόρκυρα Black Corfu after their homeland and in recognition of Korčula’s dark trees.
Pronunciation
Kȏrčula
sh Kor ču la
Noun
Kȏrčula f korčùlānskī Korčùlanin Korčùlānka
sh island c/Croatia.
sh town c/Croatia.
Declension
Korčula Korčule Korčuli Korčulu Korčulo Korčuli Korčulom