Australasia

Australásia English Etymology Borrowed from en fr Australasie, en Charles de Brosses 1756 French scholar and politician 1 1, from the en la - for “south of Asia”.January 20, 2021 en Austral- Asia. Pronunciation en /ˌɒstɹəˈleɪʒə/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Australasia.wav Southern England en /ˌɔstɹəˈlæɪʒɐ/ AU en eɪʒə 4 Proper noun en Oceania: en Oceania Q538. en Q45256en continental region cont/Oceania consisting of Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and neighbouring Melanesian islands. en Oceania Usage notes This is an ambiguous term, whose precise meaning varies considerably depending on its field of use. It has been used interchangeably with the word Oceania. Derived terms en Australasian adj, en A'asia Translations Oceania Australia, NZ, New Guinea and neighbouring islands Arabic: ar أسترالاسيا f astrālāsiyā Belarusian: be Аўстрала́зія f Cherokee: chr ᎠᏍᏔᎴᏏᎠ Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 澳大拉西亞 Àodàlāxīyà Danish: da Australasien p Dutch: nl Australazië n Esperanto: eo Aŭstralazio Estonian: et Australaasia Finnish: fi Australaasia French: fr Australasie f German: de Australasien n Greek: el Αυστραλασία f Ido: io Australazia Irish: ga Astraláise f Japanese: ja オーストララシア Ōsutorarashia Korean: ko ^오스트랄라시아 Lao: lo ອົດສະຕາອາຊີ Latin: la Australasia f Norman: nrf Australâsie f Polish: pl Australazja f Portuguese: pt Australásia f Russian: ru Австрала́зия f Serbo-Croatian: sh Australazija f Spanish: es Australasia f Ukrainian: uk Австралоа́зія f, uk Австрала́зія f References Latin Etymology Likely borrowed from la en Australasia, la pt Australásia f, or la es Australasia f, or directly from la fr Australasie f. la austrālis southern Ā̆sia Asia. Pronunciation australā̆sia Proper noun Australasia<1> la New Latin la Australasia Q45256 Declension Australasia<1> Derived terms la australasicus Descendants mul Tenodera australasiae species Spanish es: Pronunciation Proper noun f es Australasia Q45256