Mons

Appendix:Variations of "mons" Translingual Etymology mul la mōns mountain Noun mul noun plural Montes mul surface feature A mountain. Derived terms mul Aeolis Mons Ahuna Mons Arsia Mons Ascraeus Mons Liberalia Mons Olympus Mons Pavonis Mons Piccard Mons Wright Mons Yamor Mons Ysolo Mons English Etymology 1 Proper noun en city/capital of the province of p/Hainaut c/Belgium. Translations city Dutch: nl Bergen n French: fr Mons Korean: ko 몽스 mongseu Marathi: mr माँस Walloon: wa Mont Etymology 2 Shortened form Proper noun en female Monica. en male Montgomery. Anagrams en mnos MNOs nMOS noms en unisex given names French Pronunciation Monce fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick-Mons.wav <<France>> (<<Somain>>) fr Mons fr ɔ̃s 1 Proper noun en Mons See also fr fr Montois, fr Montoise Anagrams fr noms fr Cities in Belgium Norwegian Bokmål Mons (navn) no Mons no Alternative forms nb Magnus Etymology 1 A Norwegian vernacular form of nb Magnus, which is from Latin la Magnus male given name, ultimately from the adjective la magnus great, large. 15th century in Norway. Compare sv Måns and da Mogens male given name. Pronunciation nb /mɔns/ nb ɔns 1 nb mons nb Mons Proper noun nb proper noun nb male Latin Magnus Magnus Usage notes The Norwegian name day for nb Mons is 16 April, shared with nb Magnus and nb Mohammad.“Mons (mannsnamn)” in Store norske leksikon. The name has been used in Norway since the 15th century and was historically especially common in Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane. The lowercase noun nb mons means “tomcat” and is also used as the final element of compounds such as nb matmons food lover, gourmand. Derived terms nb Monsen patronymic surname nb Monssen patronymic surname nb Monsson patronymic surname nb Monsine female given name derived from Mons Statistics According to Statistics Norway data reproduced by Babyverden, 501 people in Norway bore nb Mons as a given name, as reported in June 2026.“Mons”, Babyverden, based on data from Statistics Norway. Etymology 2 thumb|A panorama of Mons, Belgium. nb fr Mons, ultimately from nb la montes mountains, the plural of la mōns mountain, referring to the city's hilly site. Proper noun nb proper noun nb city/and/municipality/capital p:pref/Hainaut r:suf/Wallonia c/Belgium. References “Mons” at Nordic Names. mons “Navn”, Statistics Norway. Mons no