Cracovian

cracovian English Etymology Formed as en la Cracōvia Krakow + en -an (suffix forming adjectives with the sense “of or pertaining to”). Equivalent to the la Cracōviānus. Pronunciation en /kɹəˈkəʊvɪən/ RP Adjective - en the <<city:pref/Krakow>>, <<voi/Lesser Poland Voivodeship>>, <<c/Poland>>. Translations of or from Krakow Belarusian: be кракаўскі Czech: cs krakovský French: fr cracovien German: de Krakauer, de krakauisch rare Hungarian: hu krakkói Italian: it cracoviano Latin: la Cracōviēnsis Polish: pl krakowski Russian: ru кра́ковский Spanish: es cracoviano Ukrainian: uk кра́ківський Noun en the <<city:pref/Krakow>>, <<voi/Lesser Poland Voivodeship>>, <<c/Poland>>. en 1921 National Polish Committee of America Geography and ethnography of Poland Being used to horses from their childhood, the Cracovians are excellent riders. en astronomy geodesy A clerical convenience in solving systems of linear equations by hand. Translations person from Kraków Czech: cs Krakovan m, cs Krakovanka f French: fr Cracovien m, fr Cracovienne f German: de Krakauer m, de Krakauerin f Hungarian: hu krakkói Italian: it cracoviano m, it cracoviana f Polish: pl Krakowianin m-pr, pl Krakowianka f, pl Krakowiak m-pr, pl Krakowiaczka f, pl Krakus m-pr, pl Krakuska f Spanish: es cracoviano m, es cracoviana f Ukrainian: uk краків'я́нин m, uk краків'я́нка f astronomy, geodesy: clerical convenience in solving systems of linear equations Polish: pl krakowian m-in Spanish: es cracoviano m Further reading