Sabaudia

Italian it: Etymology Founded in 1934, named after it Casa Savoia, in honor of Margherita of Savoy. Learnt borrowing from the Latin name of it Savoia, from the homonymous la Sabaudia. Pronunciation Sabàudia Proper noun f it town p/Latina r/Lazio Derived terms it sabaudiese Further reading http://www.parcocirceo.it/Ecom_dettaglio.php?id=59024 Latin Alternative forms la Sapaudia Etymology From la cel, with la -ia added. The Celtic word may be related to la sappīnus fir. Pronunciation Sabaudia Proper noun Sabaudia<1.sg> f Medieval Latin la region Savoy Declension Sabaudia<1.sg> la France Polish Etymology pl :lbor la-med:Sabaudia + 1772<ref:pl 1772 Dominik Gabriel Szybiński Atlas dziecinny https://polona.pl/item-view/d913106a-6c90-4abe-9aae-6d8a88cc224c 65 https://polona.pl/item-view/d913106a-6c90-4abe-9aae-6d8a88cc224c/0/c75babce-2356-4203-8987-ee11738259ba Warsaw Michał Gröll Xięstwo SABAUDII Principality of Savoy> * Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-#.wav Proper noun f sabaudzki pl region Savoy pl 1939 Augustin-Fernand Auffray Anna Zahorska Św. Jan Bosko https://polona.pl/item-view/0b3280c6-80bf-46f4-a329-148209eb8c47 Piemont i jego stolica około roku 1840 Piedmont and its capital around the year 1840 2nd Warsaw Wydawnictwa Salezjańskie 7 https://polona.pl/item-view/0b3280c6-80bf-46f4-a329-148209eb8c47/0/c32e1f1d-6089-4c14-9b4e-6df806dff432 Przed upływem stulecia Sabaudia była zdobyta, okupowana i opuszczona czterokrotnie przez Henryka IV, Ludwika XII i Ludwika XIV. Before the end of the century, Savoy was conquered, occupied and abandoned four times by Henry IV, Luis XII, and Luis XIV. Declension <f.sg> References Further reading