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Nagold
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English
+ (river)
Etymology
Borrowed from en de Nagold.
Proper noun
~
en with the definite article en river state/Baden-Württemberg c/Germany.
en no article en town district/Calw administrative region/Karlsruhe state/Baden-Württemberg c/Germany.
Translations
river
German: die de Nagold f
Alemannic German: de gsw Nahglt f
Swabian: swg Nahglt f
Hindi: hi नागॉल्ड
Russian: ru На́гольд m
town
Arabic: ar نَاغُلْد
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 納戈爾德 Nàgē'ěrdé
French: fr Nagold
German: de Nagold n
Alemannic German: gsw Nahglt n, gsw Nagld n, gsw Nagold n official
Swabian: swg Nahglt n
Russian: ru На́гольд m
Ukrainian: uk На́гольд m
German
Etymology
Of uncertain origin.
The name of the river is first attested as de goh Nagaltha in 1075.
The name of the town is first attested as de la-med villa Nagaltuna in 786.
de Compare swg Nahglt and gsw Nahglt, the names of both the river and the town.
Pronunciation
de [ˈnaːɡɔlt]
de Na gold
de De-Nagold.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Proper noun
de:
toponym
de Nagold town district/Calw administrative region/Karlsruhe state/Baden-Württemberg c/Germany
Declension
toponym
Derived terms
de Nagolder
de Nagolderin
Descendants
en Nagold 1
Proper noun
de:+ (Fluss)
f.article
de river The Nagold state/Baden-Württemberg c/Germany.
Declension
f.sg.article
Related terms
de Nagoldgau
de Nagoldursprung
Descendants
en Nagold 1