Polen

polen pólen pölen Danish da: Etymology From da de Polen. Pronunciation da Da-Polen.ogg Proper noun da proper noun da Poland Q36 Related terms da polak c Pole da polsk adj Polish See also da exonyms Dutch nl: Pronunciation nl /ˈpoːlə(n)/ nl [ˈpoːlə(n)] BE nl [ˈpoʊ̯lə(n)] NL nl Nl-Polen.ogg nl Po len nl oːlən Etymology 1 From nl dum Polen, related to older dum Polanen. The hamlet is first attested as Polen in 1899. It is named after the country. Proper noun n Pools Pool Poolse nl Poland Q36 nl hamlet mun/Eemsdelta p/Groningen c/Netherlands Descendants af Pole See also References Etymology 2 Proper noun nl noun form nl Pool Anagrams nl lopen nl exonyms German de: Alternative forms de Pohlen Etymology de gmh Polen, Polēnen, cp. gmh Polen Poles m-p. See de Pole. Pronunciation de /ˈpoːlən/ de De-Polen2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Polen.ogg de De-at-Polen.ogg Austria Proper noun toponym de Poland Q36 Synonyms de Polackenland rare, possibly offensive Related terms de dann ist Polen offen de heute gestohlen, morgen in Polen de Pole de polnisch Descendants nb Polen 1 See also Noun de noun form de Pole gen//dat//acc s ; nom//gen//dat//acc p de exonyms Luxembourgish lb: Etymology From lb de Polen. Pronunciation lb /ˈpoːlən/ Proper noun n lb Poland Q36 Northern Sami Etymology From se de Polen. Pronunciation Proper noun se proper noun se: se Poland Q36 Further reading Norwegian Bokmål no thumb|The flag of Poland. thumb|The location of Poland in Europe. thumb|Morskie Oko in the Tatra Mountains of southern Poland. Etymology nb ine-pro *pleh₂- nb de Polen Poland, from nb gmh Polen or gmh Polēnen. The German name belongs to the same word family as de Pole Pole, ultimately from Old Polish zlw-opl Polanie Poles; field dwellers, from nb sla-pro *poľane Poles; field dwellers, the plural of sla-pro *poľaninъ field dweller, itself derived from sla-pro *poľe field. The latter has tentatively been connected with nb ine-pro *pleh₂- flat, wide. Compare pl Polska, cs Polsko, sk Poľsko, nn Polen, da Polen, sv Polen, nl Polen and lb Polen Poland. Pronunciation nb /¹ˈpuː.lən/ [ˈpùː.ln̩] nb uːlən 2 nb Po len Proper noun nb proper noun Poland; nb country in r/Central Europe on the sea/Baltic Sea Warszawa 1. nb Hun bodde i Polen i flere år. She lived in Poland for several years. nb 25 June 2026 Sten Lundbo Polen Store norske leksikon https://snl.no/Polen Polen er et land i Europa, ved sørenden av Østersjøen. Poland is a country in Europe, at the southern end of the Baltic Sea. https://web.archive.org/web/20260921200718/https://snl.no/Polen 21 September 2026 Usage notes The official Norwegian long-form name is Republikken Polen (“the Republic of Poland”); the Polish official name is pl Rzeczpospolita Polska Republic of Poland. Related terms nb polakk a Pole nb polsk Polish; the Polish language See also References “Navn på stater” by no Språkrådet. “Polen” in Store norske leksikon. Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology From nn de Polen. Pronunciation no /ˈpuːln̩/ Proper noun nn proper noun nn Poland Q36 Related terms nn polakk nn polsk Swedish sv: Etymology From sv de Polen. Pronunciation sv /ˈpoːlɛn/ sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Polen.wav Proper noun n sv Poland Q36 Related terms sv polsk sv polack sv polska See also References saol Svensk MeSH sv exonyms