Bago

bago English Pronunciation en Etymology 1 Borrowed from en my ပဲခူး. Proper noun en city c/Myanmar near Yangon, formerly known as Pegu. Derived terms en Bago Region Translations city in Myanmar Burmese: my ပဲခူးမြို့ Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 勃固 Mon: mnw ဗဂေါ həkɜ̀ Russian: ru Баго́ m, ru Пегу́ m Thai: th พะโค pha-kho Etymology 2 nl Proper noun en barangay mun/Vintar p/Ilocos Norte c/Philippines. en barangay mun/General Tinio p/Nueva Ecija c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Ibaan p/Batangas c/Philippines. en barangay city/Roxas p/Capiz c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Don Salvador Benedicto p/Negros Occidental c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Tayasan p/Negros Oriental c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Buenavista p/Bohol c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Asturias p/Cebu c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Bato p/Leyte c/Philippines. en barangay mun/Sindangan p/Zamboanga del Norte c/Philippines. Etymology 3 nl Proper noun en locality in the carea/Port Macquarie-Hastings north eastern s/New South Wales c/Australia. Derived terms en Lower Bago Cebuano Etymology 1 Ultimately from ceb bago. Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb barangay mun/Asturias p/Cebu c/Philippines 2018 — Gravinez, Sheila C., 50 ka mga Barangay Gihulga sa Landslide, Baha ni ‘Samuel’ (19 November), SuperBalita ceb Base sa advisory, tulo ang nahimutang sa lungsod sa Tabuelan nga naglakip sa Olivo, Poblacion ug Tabunok; pito sa lungsod sa Asturias, Bago, Lunas, New Bago, Saksak, Santa Lucia, Santa Rita ug Tubigagmanok; ug ang 40 kay sa lungsod sa Tuburan. Etymology 2 ceb :der en:Bago<ety:uder<my:ပဲခူး>> 2 1 Proper noun ceb proper noun en Bago; a city in Burma ceb Cities in Myanmar Old Dutch Etymology Inherited from odt gmw-pro *Bāgō, from odt gem-pro *Bēgô, a derivation of odt gem-pro *bēganą to fight (whence goh bāgan to fight). Other cognates include and non bági enemy and non bágr difficult, possibly found as non ᛒᛅᚴᚱ bakr. The name may have meant 'brave'. Proper noun odt proper noun m Bāgo odt male Declension Though the expected declension of a name ending on -o would be an-stem, place-names show that a-stem declension may also have been used: m 1 Bāg Bāgo Bāgo Bāges Bāge 1 masculine a-stem noun - contracted Further reading nl https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_naa002198201_01/_naa002198201_01_0006.php Maurits Gysseling 1982 Naamkunde. Jaargang 14 Noordwesteuropese persoonsnaambestanddelen 85 Slovak Etymology sk Pronunciation Proper noun m-pr Bagová sk m Declension m-pr surn Further reading