Lübeck

Lubeck English Proper noun en city s/Schleswig-Holstein north-central c/Germany, northeast of Hamburg; a major Baltic port and industrial center, the present city dates from 1143 and was the leading town of the Hanseatic League after its designation as a free city in 1226; it retained that status until 1937. en w:National Geographic 1989 May 175 5 The Baltic: Arena of Power Priit J. Vesilind 621 Lübeck alone has lost 12,000 laboring jobs in the past 15 years, many in the shipbuilding industry. Translations city Bulgarian: bg Лю́бек m Chinese: Cantonese: yue 呂貝克 Leoi5 bui3 haak1 Mandarin: cmn 呂貝克, cmn 呂北克 Lǚběikè Dutch: nl Lübeck n Finnish: fi Lyypekki French: fr Lübeck m Georgian: ka ლიუბეკი German: de Lübeck n Hindi: hi लूबेक Italian: it Lubecca f Kyrgyz: ky Лүбек Latin: la Lubeca f Low German: German Low German: nds-de Lubeek Marathi: mr लुबेक Polish: pl Lubeka f Russian: ru Лю́бек m Swedish: sv Lybeck c Anagrams en bceklu Buckle buckle German de: Etymology de ine-pro *lewbʰ- love From de gml Lǖbēke, from de pox Liubice lovely (compare sk Ľubica personal name), from de sla-pro *ľubь love, from de ine-pro *lewbʰ- to love. The latter part of the name was altered after the common Low German placename suffix de -beck, from gml bēke brook, from de gem-pro *bakiz, whence also de Bach. Pronunciation de /ˈlyːbɛk/ /ˈlyːbeːk/ dated de De-Lübeck.ogg de De-Lübeck2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Lü beck Proper noun toponym de independent city s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany Lübeck Declension toponym Derived terms de Lübecker de Lübeckerin de spelling pronunciations Swedish sv: Alternative forms sv Lybeck Etymology From sv de Lübeck. Proper noun n sv city s/Schleswig-Holstein c/Germany Lübeck Related terms sv lybsk