Normandy

English <dab!> Etymology From en enm Normandie, enm Normandye, from en ang Normandiġ, from en fro Normendie, from fro normant + fro -ie. Compare non Norðmanndi Normandy. Normant refers to the en gem words for 'north' and 'man', as the original Normans were of Scandinavian origin. More at en Norman. Pronunciation en /ˈnɔː(ɹ)məndi/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Normandy.wav Southern England Proper noun thumb en Q15878en adr/historic province/and/medieval kingdom in northwest c/France on the English Channel. The modern region was created in 2016 with the merger of Upper Normandy and Lower Normandy. A number of other places: en village/and/cpar in bor/Guildford co/Surrey cc/England OS grid ref SU9251. en small settlement on isl/St Mary's isl/Isles of Scilly co/Cornwall cc/England OS grid ref SV9211 en Isles of Scilly en In the <<c/USA>>: en unincorporated community co/Bureau County s/Illinois, named after the Norman family. en city co/Saint Louis County s/Missouri. en neighbourhood in north-east city/Philadelphia s/Pennsylvania. en town co/Bedford County s/Tennessee. en CDP co/Maverick County s/Texas. en Duchy of Normandy. en Normandy Landings; D-Day. en C.E. Lucas Phillips Lord Louis Mountbatten The Greatest Raid of All London Heineman 1945 1958 13 "Having been associated with practically all combined operations, from two-man raids to the planning for Normandy, I have no hesitation in saying that the finest and most profitable of the lot was your raid on St. Nazaire." Derived terms en Normandize Normandy bank Normandy Beach Normandy sauce Translations region of France Afrikaans: af Normandië Albanian: sq Normandi f indefinite, sq Normandia f definite Arabic: ar نُورْمَانْدِي f nurmandī Armenian: hy Նորմանդիա Aromanian: rup Nurmandii f, rup Nurmandie f, rup Nurmãndii f, rup Nurmãndie f indefinite; rup Nurmandia f, rup Nurmãndia f definite Asturian: ast Normandía Azerbaijani: az Normandiya Basque: eu Normandia Belarusian: be Нармандыя f Breton: br Normandi Bulgarian: bg Норма́ндия f Catalan: ca Normandia f Chinese: Cantonese: yue 諾曼第 Mandarin: cmn 諾曼底, cmn 諾曼第 Czech: cs Normandie f Danish: da Normandiet Dutch: nl Normandië n Esperanto: eo Normandio Estonian: et Normandia Faroese: fo Norðmandíið n Finnish: fi Normandia French: fr Normandie f Middle French: frm Normendie Old French: fro Normandie, fro Normendie Frisian: West Frisian: fy Normandje n Galician: gl Normandía f Georgian: ka ნორმანდია German: de Normandie f Greek: el Νορμανδία f Haitian Creole: ht Nòmandi f Hebrew: he נורמנדי f normandi Hungarian: hu Normandia Icelandic: is Norðmandí n, is Normandí n Indonesian: id Normandia Irish: ga Normainn f An Normainn Italian: it Normandia f Japanese: ja ノルマンディー Norumandī Korean: ko ^노르망디 Latin: la Normannia f Latvian: lv Normandija f Lithuanian: lt Normandija f Macedonian: mk Нормандија f Malay: ms Normandie Marathi: mr नॉर्मंडी Norman: nrf Nouormandie f, nrf Nouormaundie f, nrf Normaundie f Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Normandie Nynorsk: nn Normandie Occitan: oc Normandia f Old Occitan: pro Normandia Old English: ang Normandiġ f Old Norse: non Norðmandí n Persian: Iranian Persian: fa-ira نُرْمانْدی Polish: pl Normandia f Portuguese: pt Normandia f Romanian: ro Normandia f Russian: ru Норма́ндия f Scots: sco Normandy Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Нормандија f Latin: sh Normandija f Slovak: sk Normandia f Slovene: sl Normandíja f Spanish: es Normandía f Swedish: sv Normandie n, sv Normandiet n Thai: th นอร์ม็องดี nɔɔr-mɔng-dii Turkish: tr Normandiya Ukrainian: uk Нормандія f Vietnamese: vi Normandie Welsh: cy Normandi f Yiddish: yi נאָרמאַנדי f Anagrams en admnnory andronym monandry en exonyms Middle English Proper noun enm proper noun 1 enm Normandie