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Graz
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Appendix:Variations of "graz"
English
Etymology
From en de Graz, from en sla-pro *gordьcь small castle, diminutive of sla-pro *gordъ fortification.
Pronunciation
en /ɡɹɑːts/
en ɑːts 1
Proper noun
en The <<capital>> of and largest <<city>> in the state of <<s/Styria>>, <<c/Austria>>, and the second-largest city in the country.
Derived terms
en Grazer
Translations
city
Bulgarian: bg Грац
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 格拉茨 Gélācí
Czech: cs Štýrský Hradec m
French: fr Graz m
German: de Graz n
Greek: el Γκράτς
Hindi: hi ग्रात्स
Hungarian: hu Grác, hu Graz
Italian: it Graz
Japanese: ja グラーツ Gurātsu
Korean: ko 그라츠 geuracheu
Marathi: mr ग्राच
Pannonian Rusyn: rsk Ґрац m
Polish: pl Graz m, pl Grodziec m
Portuguese: pt Graz f
Romansh: rm Graz
Russian: ru Грац m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: sh Грац m
Latin: sh Grac m
Slovene: sl Grádec m
Spanish: es Graz
References
Anagrams
en agrz GZAR
German
de:
Alternative forms
de Gratz obsolete
Etymology
From de gmh Graz, from de sla-pro *gordьcь small castle, a derivation from sla-pro *gordъ fortification.Fichtner, Paula Sutter (11 June 2009). Historical Dictionary of Austria Compare de Königgrätz (Czech Hradec Králové).
Pronunciation
de /ɡʁaːts/
de De-Graz.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Grads Grats
Proper noun
n,':ens:-[with an article]
de city/state capital s/Styria c/Austria Graz
Declension
toponym
References
Polish
pl:
thumb|Graz
Etymology
pl :ubor de:Graz + 1
Pronunciation
grac LL-Q809 (pol)-Jest Spoczko-Graz.wav Graz
Proper noun
m-in
pl city/state capital s/Styria c/Austria Graz
pl Grodziec
Declension
Grazu Grazu s
Further reading
pl exonyms
Portuguese
Proper noun
f
pt city/state capital s/Styria c/Austria Graz
Slovak
sk:
Alternative forms
sk Ǧrác (Bernolák)
Etymology
sk :der de:Graz + 1
Pronunciation
grac
Proper noun
m-in Grazu stroj
en Graz city
Declension
Graz Grazu Grazu Graz Grazi Grazom
Further reading
Spanish
es:
Proper noun
en Graz city