Danube

English <dab!> Alternative forms en Danub obsolete Etymology Attested since at least 1598 (also note enm Danby Danube att. in 15th c. Mandeville's Travels). Borrowed from en frm Danube, from en fro Danube, from en la Dānubius, from en cel-pro *Dānowyos (compare Welsh river name cy Donwy), an extended form of the river-name cel-pro *Dānu, from en ine-pro *déh₂nu river, river goddess, akin to ine-pro *dʰenh₂- to set in motion; to flow. Cognate with la fōns spring, fa دنیدن to hasten, run danidan, os дон water, river, sa धन्वति dhánvati it flows, runs. More at Danube. Pronunciation en /ˈdænjuːb/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Danube.wav Southern England Proper noun en Q1653en with the en A <<river>> in Europe; flowing 2,850 kilometers from the confluence of the Breg (river) Breg and Brigach at Donaueschingen, <<c/Germany>>, through <<c/Austria>>, <<c/Slovakia>>, <<c/Hungary>>, <<c/Croatia>>, <<c/Serbia>>, <<c/Romania>>, <<c/Bulgaria>>, <<c/Moldova>>, and <<c/Ukraine>>, into the Black Sea 1. en locale c/US named for the river: en town co/Herkimer County s/New York. en minor city co/Renville County s/Minnesota. Derived terms en Danuban Danube catfish Danube salmon Danube sturgeon Danube Swabian Danubian Danubic Descendants hi डैन्यूब 1 ko 다뉴브 1 mr डॅन्यूब 1 th ดานูบ 1 ur ڈینیوب ḍēn'yūb 1 vi Đa Nuýp 1 Translations river of Europe that flows to the Black Sea Afrikaans: af Donou Albanian: sq Danubi, sq Duna Dunau Arabic: ar دَانُوب m Armenian: hy Դանուբ Aromanian: rup Duna f, rup Dunav m Asturian: ast Danubiu Azerbaijani: az Dunay Belarusian: be Дуна́й m Bulgarian: bg Ду́нав m Catalan: ca Danubi m Chichewa: ny Mtsinje wa Danube 3 Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 多瑙河 Duōnǎo hé Czech: cs Dunaj f Danish: da Donau c Dutch: nl Donau Esperanto: eo Danubo Estonian: et Doonau Finnish: fi Tonava French: fr Danube m Galician: gl Danubio m Georgian: ka დუნაი German: de Donau f Alemannic German: gsw Donnä Bavarian: bar Doana Greek: el Δούναβης Ancient Greek: grc Ἴστρος m Hebrew: he דנובה f danuba Hindi: hi डैन्यूब Hungarian: hu Duna Icelandic: is Dóná f Indonesian: id Donau Irish: ga Danóib f An Danóib Italian: it Danubio Japanese: ja ドナウ川 Donau-gawa Kazakh: kk Танай Korean: ko 다뉴브강 Lao: lo ດານູບ, lo ແມ່ນ້ຳດານູບ Latin: la Danuvius m, la Danubius, la Ister m Latvian: lv Donava Lithuanian: lt Dunojus Macedonian: mk Дунав m Marathi: mr डॅन्यूब f Nogai: nog Манан Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Donau Nynorsk: nn Donau Old English: ang Dōnua Old Norse: non Dónua, non Duná f Persian: fa دانوب dânub Polish: pl Dunaj m Portuguese: pt Danúbio m Romanian: ro Dunăre f, ro Danubiu m, ro Istru m Russian: ru Дуна́й m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Ду̏нав m Latin: sh Dȕnav m Slovak: sk Dunaj m Slovene: sl Dónava f Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: dsb Dunaj m Upper Sorbian: hsb Dunaj m Spanish: es Danubio m Swedish: sv Donau Tagalog: tl Danubyo Thai: th แม่น้ำดานูบ mɛ̂ɛ-náam daa-nûup Turkish: tr Tuna nehri, tr Tuna Ottoman Turkish: ota طونه Tuna Ukrainian: uk Дуна́й m Urdu: ur ڈینیوب ḍēn'yūb Vietnamese: vi Đa Nuýp sông Đa Nuýp, vi Danube sông Danube, vi Donau sông Donau, vi Đa Não Hà obsolete Welsh: cy Donaw, cy Donwy Yakut: sah Дунаай Anagrams en abdenu Debaun en exonyms French fr: Etymology fr frm Danube, from fr fro Danube (att. since mid-12th c.), borrowed from fr la Dānubius, from fr cel-pro *Dānowyos, an extended form of the river-name cel-pro *Dānu, from fr ine-pro *déh₂nu river goddess, akin to ine-pro *dʰenh₂- to set in motion; to flow. Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Pamputt-Danube.wav <<France>> (<<Brétigny-sur-Orge>>) fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick-Danube.wav <<France>> (<<Somain>>) fr yb 2 Proper noun m fr Danube Q1653 fr exonyms Middle French Etymology From frm la Danubius. Proper noun frm Danube Q1653 frm 1608 L’histoire du monde 103 https://books.google.com/books?id=J-XxQ5BqMnUC&pg=PA103 [...] au fleuue de Danube. Descendants fr Danube Walloon Pronunciation wa /da.ˈnyp/ Proper noun wa proper noun wa Danube Q1653