Leiden

leiden English Alternative forms en Leyden archaic Etymology en nl Leiden (for further etymology see there). Pronunciation en /ˈlaɪdən/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Leiden.wav Southern England en /ˈleɪdən/ US en aɪdən eɪdən 2 Proper noun en city p/South Holland c/Netherlands on the Old Rhine, seat of a famous Dutch university. Derived terms en Leidenite Leyden jar Translations city in South Holland Afrikaans: af Leiden Albanian: sq Leida f, sq Lejden m Amharic: am ለይድን m Arabic: ar لَايْدَن m, ar لَيْدَن m Armenian: hy Լեյդեն Azerbaijani: az Leyden Belarusian: be Ле́йдэн m Bengali: bn লাইডেন Breton: br Leiden m Bulgarian: bg Лайден m Catalan: ca Leiden, ca Leida f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 萊頓 Láidùn, cmn 來登 Láidēng Corsican: co Leida f Dutch: nl Leiden n Esperanto: eo Lejdeno Finnish: fi Leiden Franco-Provençal: frp Lêda f French: fr Leyde f Frisian: West Frisian: fy Leien n, fy Leie n Georgian: ka ლეიდენი German: de Leiden n Greek: el Λέιντεν n Hebrew: he לֶיּדֶן / he ליידן m Léyden Hindi: hi लेइडन Hungarian: hu Leiden Italian: it Leida f Japanese: ja ライデン Raiden, ja レイデン Reiden Korean: ko ^레이던, ko ^라이덴 Latin: la Matilo, la Leida f, la Lugdunum Batavorum n Latvian: lv Leidene f Limburgish: li Leie n Lithuanian: lt Leidenas m Low German: Dutch Low Saxon: nds-nl Leidn n Macedonian: mk Лајден m Occitan: oc Lèida f Persian: fa لَیدن laydan Picard: pcd Leyde Polish: pl Lejda f Portuguese: pt Leiden f, pt Leida f Russian: ru Ле́йден m Sardinian: sc Leida f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Лајден m Latin: sh Lajden m Sicilian: scn Leida f Spanish: es Leiden f, es Leyden f Tamil: ta லைடன் Thai: th ไลเดิน lai-dəən Ukrainian: uk Ле́йден m Urdu: ur لائڈن m Lāyḍan Uzbek: uz Leyden Yiddish: yi ליידן n Anagrams en deeiln Deline deline liened neleid Dutch nl: Etymology From nl dum Leiden, older dum Leithen, originally the name of the village now called nl Leiderdorp, then transferred to the younger nearby settlement. Formerly hypothesized to be from dum lēde dyke, drainage channel, but this is derived from the past stem gem-pro *lid- of nl gem-pro *līþaną to pass through, thus requiring an original -d-, not -þ- (see Grammatischer Wechsel). The early ei-spelling also speaks against this derivation. Instead probably from a nl frk *Lagiþon, from gem-pro *laguz water + the placename suffix gem-pro *-iþi. The usual latinisation nl Lugdunum was taken from the name of a defunct historical settlement north of Katwijk, which was erroneously identified with Leiden. There is in all likelihood no relation between the two names.leiden2 Pronunciation nl /ˈlɛi̯.də(n)/ nl /ˈlɛi̯.ə/ locally; traditional, now sometimes affected nl Nl-Leiden.ogg nl Lei den nl ɛi̯dən 2 nl leiden lijden Proper noun n nl Leiden city/and/municipality p/South Holland c/Netherlands nl Sleutelstad<qq:nickname> nl 2013 Lalala Leiden w:nl:Jochem Myjer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXM2wykRexM Dat is mijn stadje, dat is mijn Leiden, / De plek waar mijn wieg aan de Rijn heeft gestaan. / Lalala Leiden, lalala Leiden, / De stad waar ik nooit meer weg wil gaan. That's my town, that's my Leiden, / The place where my cradle stood by the Rhine. / Lalala Leiden, lalala Leiden, / The city I never want to leave. Derived terms nl Leidenaar Leids Leidse Leiderdorp Leidschendam Leidsche Rijn Leidsebuurt References leiden German Pronunciation de /ˈlaɪ̯dən/ [ˈlaɪ̯dn̩] de De-at-Leiden.ogg Austria de De-Leiden.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 Gerund of de leiden to bear, to endure, to suffer, a cognate of en lithe. Noun n suffering, pain, grief disease Declension n Derived terms de Leidenschaft See also de Kummer m de Kümmernis f de Sorge f de Trauer f de Traurigkeit f Etymology 2 de:+ de nl Leiden. Proper noun toponym de city p/South Holland c/Netherlands Leiden Derived terms de Leidener Further reading de heteronyms Middle Dutch Etymology From dum odt *Lagiþon, of dum gem - origin, from a derivative of dum gmw-pro *lagu water.leiden2 Not related to la Lugdunum, which it is sometimes erroneously connected to. Proper noun dum proper noun dum Leiden city in the modern c/Netherlands Inflection dum noun Descendants nl Leiden References Further reading ID59623 I Portuguese Alternative forms pt Leida Etymology pt :ubor nl:Leiden + 1 Proper noun pt city p/South Holland c/Netherlands Leiden Derived terms pt garrafa de Leyden