Olomouc

English + District Etymology en :bor cs:Olomouc + 1 Pronunciation en /ˈɒləmaʊts/ RP en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Olomouc.wav Southern England Proper noun en Q81137en capital city dist:Suf/Olomouc and of the r:Suf:also/Olomouc c/Czech Republic. en Olmütz<ll:obsolete> en Q193307en adr c/Czech Republic Olomouc Olomouc Region. en Q375466en district r:Suf/Olomouc c/Czech Republic Olomouc Olomouc District. en 1971 Albert P. Blaustein; Gisbert H. Flanz Constitutions of the Countries of the World Dobbs Ferry New York https://books.google.cz/books?id=Cd1EAQAAIAAJ&q=%22district+olomouc%22 0-379-00467-4 Eastern part of the district Olomouc, delimited on the west side by municipalities Domasov nad Bystrici, Jivova, Dolany, Hlusovice, Olomouc, Krelov-Bruchotin, Kozusany-Tazaly, Blatec. Derived terms en olomoucine Olomouc cheese Olomouc District Olomouc Region Related terms en Olmützer Quargel Translations city in the Czech Republic Armenian: hy Օլոմոուց Belarusian: be О́ламаўц Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 奧洛莫烏茨 Àoluòmòwūcí Czech: cs Olomouc f Danish: da Olomouc German: de Olmütz n, de Olomouc n Hindi: hi ओलोमोउत्स Latin: la Olomucium n Marathi: mr ओलोमोउच Polish: pl Ołomuniec m Russian: ru О́ломоуц m Silesian: szl Olmic Slovak: sk Olomouc m Sorbian: Upper Sorbian: hsb Wołomuc Ukrainian: uk О́ломоуць m city in the Czech Republic (used attributively) Czech: cs olomoucký German: de Olmützer Latin: la Olomucensis Marathi: mr ओलोमोउच Polish: pl ołomuniecki Russian: ru оломо́уцкий Slovak: sk olomoucký Czech cs: cs:okres + Etymology cs zlw-ocs Olomúc. The name of the city appears in Chronica Boëmorum (finished 1125) by Cosmas of Prague, where it is named cs Olomuc, cs Olomuz and cs Olomucz, all the versions being probably pronounced /olomuːt͡s/. Its origin remains unclear. There is only an acceptable theory related to the second part of the name -mouc, which is from cs zlw-ocs -múc, which is probably from cs sla-pro *-mǫt noise, muddle + possessive suffix sla-pro *-jь, which assimilated together into -c. This suggests that there might have been a personal name *Olomút (or *Olomǫt), with Olomúc meaning "the property of Olomút", similarly to the names of villages cs Bolelouc (which used to mean "a property of Boleľút") or cs Chořelice (originally called cs Chořelúc, which used to mean "a property of Chořeľút"). However, there is no evidence of any real occurrence of the name Olomút.Lutterer, Ivan; Majtán, Milan; Šrámek, Rudolf (1982). "Olomouc". Zeměpisná jména Československa. Praha: Mladá fronta. Pages 221–222.Hosák, Ladislav; Šrámek, Rudolf (1980). "Olomouc". Místní jména na Moravě a ve Slezsku, vol. II. Praha: Československá akademie věd. Pages 173–178. There is no accepted theory related to the origin of the first part Olo-. sla-pro *olъ beer does not seem to make much sense as its origin, although there was an attempt to explain the supposed personal name as a name of an unknown divine creature, meaning "the one who lets the beer ferment". Some linguists also tried to relate the name of the city to the gem personal names und Alamud or und Aulomont. Pronunciation cs Cs Olomouc.ogg cs LL-Q9056 (ces)-Ghost4Man-Olomouc.wav cs Olo mouc Proper noun f olomoucký Olomoučan,Olomoučák<l:informal> Olomoučanka,Olomoučačka<l:informal> cs city r/Moravia c/Czech Republic Olomouc cs Olomúc<q:obsolete> Holomouc Holomúc Holomóc cs 1881 Josef Kramář Olomouc, královské hlavní město Moravy Proslov Národní knihtiskárna Kramáře a Procházky Olomouc https://cs.wikisource.org/wiki/Olomouc,_kr%C3%A1lovsk%C3%A9_hlavn%C3%AD_m%C4%9Bsto_Moravy/Proslov Náš nejmilostivější zeměpán, Jeho Veličenstvo císař František Josef I. nastoupil slavnou vládu svou pod krovem naší drahé Olomouce, jež hrdá na to jest. Our most merciful Lord, His Highness Emperor Franz Joseph I., started his famous rule in our precious Olomouc, which is proud of it. cs 1924 Ladislav Zamykal Velký Olomouc Z minulosti hlavního města Olomouce https://cs.wikisource.org/wiki/Velk%C3%BD_Olomouc/Z_minulosti_hlavn%C3%ADho_m%C4%9Bsta_Olomouce Než zastihla rozkvétající město hrozná pohroma třicetileté války, byl Olomouc předním městem na Moravě a po Praze prvým v zemích české koruny. Before the city was struck by the terrible catastrophe of the Thirty Years' War, Olomouc used to be the most important city in Moravia and after Prague the first one in the Lands of the Bohemian Crown. district en Olomouc, Olomouc District cs 1981 Josef Bartoš et al. Okres Olomouc 8 Profil Ostrava https://books.google.cz/books?id=G4KaAAAAIAAJ&q=%22rozloha+okresu+Olomouc%22 Plošná rozloha okresu Olomouc je v podstatě neměnná od r. 1960 […] The area of the district Olomouc has not change substantially changed since 1960 […] Usage notes The gender of the word Olomouc is feminine in standard Czech, but in the past it used to be masculine inanimate, which is still kept in Moravian dialects.Poznámka o rodu místních jmen typu Olomouc, Boleslav, Litomyšl Alena Polívková 6072 1978 61 4 The declension of the name itself differs in both genders only in the instrumental case (feminine: cs Olomoucí, masculine: cs Olomoucem), but it also influences the declension of neighbouring adjectives and determiners. For example the phrase "in nocturnal Olomouc" can be said in feminine v noční Olomouci and in masculine v nočním Olomouci. This applies for standard Czech declension; the declension in various Moravian dialects differs more (e. g. genitive cs Olomouca). The name of the city is frequently used in the masculine gender for example in the book Velký Olomouc (1924). The proper name Olomouc is usually used as a name of the district only in collocation cs okres Olomouc district Olomouc. Declension when feminine: f.sg when masculine: m.sg Derived terms cs mimoolomoucký mimoolomoučtí neolomoucký Olomoučtí olomoucin Olomoucko olomoucké tvarůžky Olomoucký kopec Olomučany Olomoucký kraj References Further reading cs Places in Moravia Slovak sk: Etymology sk :bor cs:Olomouc + 1 Pronunciation olomo+uc Proper noun m-in olomoucký Olomoučan Olomoučanka en Olomouc Declension m-in sg Further reading sk Olomouc Cities in the Czech Republic