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Magenta
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magenta maġenta magentą
English
<dab!>
+, Lombardy
Pronunciation
en ma gen ta
Proper noun
en town/and/comune in the metropolitan city:Pref/Milan r/Lombardy c/Italy, site of the Battle of Magenta after which the color magenta was named.
en commune in dept/Marne r/Grand Est c/France, named after the Battle of Magenta.
en coastal locality carea/Central Coast s/New South Wales c/Australia.
See also
Magenta, Italy — Wikipedia
Anagrams
en aaegmnt magnate name tag gateman amagent nametag
French
Pronunciation
Maginta
Proper noun
en Magenta
German
Etymology
de
Pronunciation
de /maˈɡɛnta/
de De-Magenta.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Ma gen ta
Noun
n.sg
magenta (color)
Declension
n.sg
Derived terms
de magentarot magenta adj.
See also
Further reading
de
de Purples
Italian
it:
Etymology
it la Castra Maxentia the camp named Maxentia, referring to the emperor Maxentius.Magenta Encyclopædia Britannica 1961 14 https://books.google.com/books?id=6yVGAQAAIAAJ 623 Magenta derives its name from Marcus Maxentius, a Roman general and emperor (306–312), who had his headquarters there, at Castra Maxentia. Compare la Castra Regina for a similar appositional use of a proper noun with la castra.
Proper noun
f
it town p:pref/Milan r/Lombardy c/Italy
Proper noun
mfbysense
it place names
References
Further reading
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