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Fortuna
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fortuna
English
19 +
thumb|Fortuna astronomical symbol
Etymology
en :lbor la:Fortūna +
Proper noun
en Roman god The Roman goddess of luck, fortune and fate, equivalent to the Greek goddess Tyche.
en astronomy 19 Fortuna, a main belt asteroid.
en city co/Humboldt County s/California c/US.
en ghost town s/Arizona.
en city/and/village s/North Dakota.
en settlement island/Saint Thomas c/United States Virgin Islands.
Synonyms
astronomy 19 Fortuna
Translations
Roman goddess
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 福爾圖納 Fú'ěrtúnà, cmn 福圖納 Fútúnà
French: fr Fortuna f
Galician: gl Fortuna f
German: de Fortuna f
Greek: el Τύχη f
Ancient Greek: grc Τύχη f
Ido: io fortuno
Italian: it Fortuna f
Japanese: ja フォルトゥナ Forutuna
Latin: la Fortuna f, la Tyche f
Polish: pl Fortuna f
Russian: ru Форту́на f
Asteroid
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 命神星
Galician: gl Fortuna f
Italian: it Fortuna f
Japanese: ja フォルトゥナ Forutuna
Polish: pl Fortuna f
Russian: ru Форту́на f
See also
en Lady Luck
mythology
astronomy 19 Fortuna
en Asteroids
Cebuano
Pronunciation
ceb For tu na
Proper noun
ceb proper noun
ceb
Dutch
Etymology
Borrowed from nl pap Fortuna, derived in turn from the toponym Fortuyn, which referred to a plot of land.
Pronunciation
nl /fɔrˈty.naː/
nl For tu na
Proper noun
n
nl neighbourhood city/Willemstad cc/Curaçao
Derived terms
nl Fortuna Abou
nl Fortuna Ariba
nl Sero Fortuna
Latin
la:
Etymology
la fortūna +
Pronunciation
Fortūna
Proper noun
Fortūna<1>
la Roman god en Fortuna
la Tychē
Declension
Fortūna<1>
Descendants
en Fortuna 1
pt Fortuna god 1
Portuguese
pt:
Pronunciation
pt unɐ 3
pt For tu na
pt fortuna
Etymology 1
pt god :lbor la:Fortūna +
Proper noun
f
pt Roman god en Fortuna
pt Tique
Derived terms
pt roda da Fortuna
Etymology 2
pt surname :der la:fortūna 1
Ultimately from pt la fortūna.
Proper noun
mfbysense +
pt
Usage notes
7763 1
Proper noun
f fortunense
pt mun s/Maranhão c/Brazil
References
Further reading
Romanian
Etymology
From ro fortună, variant of ro furtună storm.
Proper noun
m
ro
References