Savoy

savoy English Etymology From en fr Savoy , fr Savoie, from the Roman name, en la-lat Sapaudia. See la sappinus type of fir. Pronunciation en /səˈvɔɪ/ [səˈvɔɪ̯] RP,GA en En-us-Savoy.oga Midwestern US en /səˈvoj/ SSB en /səˈvoɪ/ AU,NZ en ɔɪ 2 en Sa voy Proper noun en Q14118en historical en historical region shared between the modern countries of c/France,Italy,Switzerland. en Q426025en historical en former duchy existing from 1416 to 1847, whose maximal extent included parts of modern southeastern c/France northwestern c/Italy and southwestern c/Switzerland Duchy of Savoy. en Savoie: en department r/Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes c/France. en place c/USA: en ucomm twp:Suf/Litteral co/Washington County s/Arkansas. TopoZone: Savoy, Arkansas en village co/Champaign County s/Illinois, named after Princess Maria Clotilde of Savoy. TopoZone: Savoy, Illinois en town co/Berkshire County s/Massachusetts. TopoZone: Savoy, Massachusetts en minor city co/Fannin County s/Texas. TopoZone: Savoy, Texas en ghost town town:pref/Maxville co/Buffalo County s/Wisconsin. Derived terms en savoyed savoying semisavoy Savoy blue Savoy cake Savoy disease Translations a historical region of western Europe Armenian: hy Սավոյա Asturian: ast Saboya Catalan: ca Savoia f Corsican: co Savoia f Czech: cs Savojsko n Danish: da Savoyen c, da Savojen c Dutch: nl Savooien Finnish: fi Savoiji Franco-Provençal: frp Savouè f French: fr Savoie f German: de Savoyen n Greek: el Σαβοΐα f Hindi: hi सवोय m Hungarian: hu Savoya Italian: it Savoia f, it Sabaudia f Japanese: ja サヴォワ Savowa Latin: la Sapaudia f, la Sabaudia f Lithuanian: lt Savoja f Marathi: mr सव्हॉय Norman: nrf Savouaie f Occitan: oc Savòia f Polish: pl Sabaudia f Portuguese: pt Savoia f, pt Saboia f Russian: ru Саво́йя f Sicilian: scn Savoja f Spanish: es Saboya f Swedish: sv Savojen Noun ~ Savoy cabbage. A member of an Italian noble family which became the ruling (hereditary) dynasty of Sardinia and later of Italy. Translations Savoy cabbage References en Nobility