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Principality of Monaco
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English
Etymology
Possibly a en fr Principauté de Monaco 1.
Proper noun
Principality of Monaco 1
en Q235en @official name of:Monaco city-state r/Western Europe.
en 1729 III Hitorico-Political Geography: Or, A Particular Description Of the Several Countries in the World; https://archive.org/details/historicopolitic00pasc/ 2nd London William France 316736532 61 https://archive.org/details/historicopolitic00pasc/page/61/ The Republick of Genoua poeeth the Eatern and Wetern Coats of Genoua, formerly called Liguria, where are Genoua, Savona, Noli, Ventimiglia, Genoua's &c. 2. The Ile of Core. That of Capaia.4. The Marquiate of Final, bought in 1712 from the Emperor for 1200000 Crowns; but the Principality of Monaco belongs to a particular Prince under the Protection of France; and that of Oneglia belongs to the Duke of Savoy.
Translations
Q235 official name of Monaco
Aramaic:
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: aii ܪܝܼܫܵܢܘܼܬܵܐ ܕܡܘܿܢܲܟܘܿ rīšanuta d-monāko
Danish: da Fyrstendømmet Monaco n
Dutch: nl Vorstendom Monaco n
Estonian: et Monaco Vürstiriik
Finnish: fi Monacon ruhtinaskunta
French: fr Principauté de Monaco f, fr principauté de Monaco f
Galician: gl Principado de Mónaco m
German: de Fürstentum Monaco n
Hebrew: he נְסִיכוּת מוֹנָקוֹ Nesichut Monako
Indonesian: id Kepangeranan Monako
Latvian: lv Monako Firstiste f
Portuguese:
Brazilian Portuguese: pt Principado de Mônaco m
European Portuguese: pt Principado do Mónaco m
Romanian: ro Principatul Monaco n
Russian: ru Кня́жество Мона́ко n
Sicilian: scn Principatu di Mònacu
Spanish: es Principado de Mónaco
Ukrainian: uk Князі́вство Мона́ко n
French: fr Principauté de Monaco
Ligurian: lij Prinçipatu de Múnegu