París

Appendix:Variations of "paris" Asturian ast: Pronunciation Proper noun ast caplc c/France Paris Catalan ca: Pronunciation ca LL-Q7026 (cat)-Unjoanqualsevol-París.wav Catalonia Proper noun m ca caplc c/France Paris Derived terms ca parisenc Faroese fo: Proper noun fo proper noun m fo caplc c/France Paris Galician gl: Alternative forms gl Paris reinteg Pronunciation gl Pa rís Proper noun gl caplc c/France Paris Derived terms gl parisiense Icelandic Pronunciation is aːriːs 2 is parís Etymology 1 Proper noun @@:city is caplc c/France Paris Declension f city Etymology 2 Proper noun @@:Greek king is Greek mythology Paris Declension m,ar.dat-:i Greek king Anagrams is spíra Occitan oc: Pronunciation oc /paˈris/ Etymology 1 oc Proper noun mf oc caplc c/France Paris Etymology 2 Restituted from French fr Paris. Most generally from a variant of the given name oc Patrici; ultimately from oc la Patricius., page 205 Proper noun mf oc Descendants fr Paris 1 surname Further reading , page 205 References Portuguese Proper noun f Paris French capital Usage notes pt París and pt Jesús, due to their spellings being “hard to change”, were declared exceptions to the rule of writing oxytone proper nouns with final z. Spanish es: Etymology es fro Paris, from es la-lat - name of an earlier settlement, Lutetia Parisiorum "Lutetia of the Parisii", from es la Parisiī, a es cel-gau - tribe, from es cel-pro *par boat. Pronunciation +<hmp:parís> Proper noun es proper noun es caplc c/France Paris es department c/France Paris the letter P in the Spanish spelling alphabet Derived terms es parisino parisiense verde de París verde París verde-París Paronyms es Paris Paris (Trojan prince) Further reading Anagrams es pisar es prisa