Central European

central-european English Etymology From en Central Europe -ean, or en central European. Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Central European.wav Southern England en iːən Adjective Central European - Of, from, or pertaining to Central Europe, its people, or its culture. en 1996 Lonnie R. Johnson Central Europe: Enemies, Neighbors, Friends 5 Who knows much about the venerable traditions of Central European kingdoms like Poland-Lithuania, Bohemia, and Hungary and their valiant struggles for freedom? Derived terms en Central European Midsummer Time Translations of or from Central Europe Belarusian: be цэнтральнаеўрапе́йскі Bulgarian: bg централноевропейски Catalan: ca centreeuropeu, ca centreuropeu Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 中歐的 Zhōng-Ōu de Czech: cs středoevropský Esperanto: eo Centr-Eŭropa, eo mez-eŭropa Finnish: fi keskieurooppalainen French: fr centreuropéen, fr médioeuropéen Georgian: ka ცენტრალურ ევროპული, ka ცენტრალური ევროპის German: de zentraleuropäisch, de mitteleuropäisch Greek: el κεντροευρωπαϊκός Hungarian: hu közép-európai Irish: ga Lár na hEorpa Italian: it centroeuropeo, it medieuropeo, it mitteleuropeo Japanese: ja 中欧の Chūō no, ja 中央ヨーロッパの Chūō-Yōroppa no Pannonian Rusyn: rsk штредньоевропски Polish: pl środkowoeuropejski, pl centralnoeuropejski Romanian: ro central-european Russian: ru центра̀льноевропе́йский Spanish: es centroeuropeo Swedish: sv centraleuropeisk, sv mellaneuropeisk Ukrainian: uk центра̀льноєвропе́йський Noun Central European A Central European person; one who comes from or lives in Central Europe. en 1996 Lonnie R. Johnson Central Europe: Enemies, Neighbors, Friends 5 Central Europeans also have in their heads a number of different historical maps and milestones that are not particularly well known outside the region or necessarily respected by their neighbors, and they still regularly use them as points of orientation. en 2003 Ivan T. Berend History Derailed: Central and Eastern Europe in the Long Nineteenth Century xiii Polish, Hungarian, Slovak, and Slovene national elites have tried desperately to prove that their countries do not belong to the "East"; that they are, indeed, Central Europeans. Translations Central European person Bulgarian: bg централноевропеец m, bg централноевропейка f Czech: cs Středoevropan m, cs Středoevropanka f Finnish: fi keskieurooppalainen Georgian: ka ცენტრალური ევროპელი German: de Mitteleuropäer m, de Mitteleuropäerin f Polish: pl środkowy Europejczyk m-pr, pl środkowa Europejka f, pl centralny Europejczyk m-pr, pl centralna Europejka f Romanian: ro central-european m, ro central-europeană f Spanish: es centroeuropeo m, es centroeuropea f Swedish: sv centraleuropé c, sv mellaneuropé c Turkish: tr Orta Avrupalı en Demonyms en adjective-noun compound nouns