Malmö

Malmo Malmø Malmoe English right|200px Etymology From en sv Malmö, from Middle en da Malmoghe or da Malmhauge Ore Hill, a compound equivalent to present-day da malm ore + da høj hill; both elements are of en non -, earlier en gem-pro -, and ultimately en ine-pro - origin. Pronunciation en /ˈmɑːlmɜː/ /ˈmɑːlməʊ/ /ˈmalməʊ/ RP en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Malmö.wav Southern England en /ˈmɑlmʊ/ /ˈmɑlmoʊ/ GA Proper noun en Q2211 en city p/Scania c/Sweden ; the third-largest city in the country, located on the south-west coast. en 2010 w:Siddhartha Mukherjee w:The Emperor of All Maladies Fourth Estate (2011) 300 Perched almost on the southern tip of the Swedish peninsula, Malmö is a bland, gray-blue industrial town set amid a featureless, gray-blue landscape. Translations city in Sweden Arabic: ar مَالْمُو m Armenian: hy Մալմյո Azerbaijani: az Malmö Bulgarian: bg Ма́лмьо n Catalan: ca Malmö Chinese: Cantonese: yue 馬列麥 maa5 lit6 maak6 Mandarin: cmn 馬爾默 Mǎ'ěrmò Czech: cs Malmö n Danish: da Malmø n Esperanto: eo Malmo Estonian: et Malmö Farefare: gur Malmogia Finnish: fi Malmö French: fr Malmö f, fr Malmoe f Georgian: ka მალმე German: de Malmö n Greek: el Μάλμε n Hungarian: hu Malmö Icelandic: is Málmey f, is Málmhaugar m Italian: it Malmö f Japanese: ja マルメ Marume Korean: ko ^말뫼 Kyrgyz: ky Малмө Latin: la Malmogia f Latvian: lv Malme f Limburgish: li Mallemsberg n, li Malmeu n Lithuanian: lt Malmė f Macedonian: mk Ма́лме n Norwegian: no Malmö n, no Malmø n Persian: fa مالمو mâlmo Polish: pl Malmö n Portuguese: pt Malmo f, pt Malmö f, pt Malmoe f Russian: ru Ма́льмё n, ru Мальмё n Spanish: es Malmoe f Swedish: sv Malmö n Ukrainian: uk Ма́льме n Yiddish: yi מאַלמע n Czech cs: Etymology cs :ubor sv:Malmö + 1 Pronunciation malme cs Mal mö Proper noun n 1 malmöský cs city r/Scania c/Sweden Malmö Further reading Estonian et: Etymology From et sv Malmö, from Middle et da Malmoghe, Malmhauge (da malm + da høj). Pronunciation et ɑlmø 2 et Mal mö Proper noun Malmö Malmöt et city r/Scania c/Sweden Malmö et street in Pärnu Declension Malmö sg German de: Etymology de sv Malmö, from Middle de da Malmoghe or da Malmhauge Ore Hill, a compound equivalent to present-day da malm ore + da høj hill; both elements are of de non -, earlier de gem-pro -, and ultimately de ine-pro - origin. Pronunciation de /ˈmalmøː/ de De-Malmö.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun toponym de city c/Sweden Malmö Polish pl: thumb|250px|Malmö Etymology pl sv Malmö, from Middle pl da Malmoghe, Malmhauge, from da malm + da høj, from pl non -, from pl gem-pro -, from pl ine-pro -. Pronunciation malme LL-Q809 (pol)-Poemat-Malmö.wav Mal.mö Proper noun n 1 pl city c/Sweden Malmö Further reading Portuguese Proper noun f pt Malmo Swedish sv: Etymology From Middle sv da Malmoghe or da Malmhauge Gravelly/Sandy Hill, a compound equivalent to present-day da malm gravel, sand + da høj hill; both elements are of sv non -, earlier sv gem-pro -, and ultimately sv ine-pro - origin. The area originally referenced in the name has not been identified.sv 2016 Swedish Institute for Language and Folklore Språkvetenskapliga fakulteten vid Uppsala universitet Department of Nordic Languages at Uppsala University sv Svenskt ortnamnslexikon 207 https://www.isof.se/utforska/publikationer/publikationer/2016-01-01-svenskt-ortnamnslexikon Stadens namn är en ursprunglig sammansättning med → hög i efterleden och dialektordet malm 'sand, grus; sandig eller grusig mark' i förleden. Det avsedda området kan idag inte utpekas. The city's name is an original compound with → hög in the second part and the dialect word malm, meaning 'sand, gravel; sandy or gravelly ground,' in the first part. The intended area cannot be identified today. Pronunciation sv /²malmøː/ sv /-mœ/ Often also pronounced sv /-mɛ/ Traditionally in Malmö sv sv-Malmö.ogg /²malmøː/ sv øː 2 Proper noun n sv city c/Sweden Malmö Derived terms sv malmöit malmöisk malmöitisk References saol saob