København

English Etymology en :bor da:København + 1 Proper noun en uncommon en Copenhagen. en 1956 The Sound, Southern Part—Fakse Bugt Sailing Directions for the Kattegat and the Sound: Skagen to Falsterbo, Including Fakse Bugt H. O. Pub. 41 Washington, D.C. U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office 268 https://books.google.com/books?id=rMU41phWU-QC&pg=PA268 1–2 717289 København is the capital and the commercial, industrial, and cultural center of Denmark. Exports from København consist mainly of manufactured articles and agricultural products. en 1999 Paul Balchin; Luděk Sýkora Gregory Bull Conclusions Regional Policy and Planning in Europe London; New York, N.Y. w:Routledge 247 https://archive.org/details/regionalpolicypl0000balc/page/247/mode/1up 0-415-16009-X Thus, in 1991, when Denmark and Sweden signed a treaty to construct a 15.5 km length four-lane motorway and double track railway from København to Malmö across the Öresund (by means of a bridge and tunnel), it was anticipated that not only would the locational disadvantages of Sweden be reduced, but that the Öresund region would become the principal urbanised area in northern Europe (Newman and Thornley, 1996, Williams, 1996). en 2022 Nicholas Hill Sjælland Germany and Denmark St Ives, Cambridgeshire Imray Laurie Norie & Wilson 174 https://books.google.com/books?id=Y915EAAAQBAJ&pg=PA174 1–2 978 178679 006 4 Hellerup is an upmarket suburb of København with excellent shopping opportunities. There is often some swell and a coast road runs all the way from København to Gilleleje, bringing traffic noise. Danish da: Alternative forms da KBH initialism da Kjøbenhavn Etymology From da gmq-oda Køpmannæhafn, equivalent to modern da købmænds havn chapmen's haven, merchants' harbor. Compare is Kaupmannahöfn. Pronunciation da /købənˈhɑwˀn/ [kʰøb̥m̩ˈhɑwˀn], Jutlandic used derogatorily da [t͡ɕœwnˈhɑwˀn], da Da-København.ogg Proper noun da proper noun genitive Københavns da capital city c/Denmark Copenhagen Related terms da københavner da københavnsk da københavneri Descendants nb Køpenhavn Kjøpenhavn ; Kjøben 1 fo Keypmannahavn 1 is Kaupmannahöfn Kaupinhafn Köben 1 nds Kopenhagen 1 en Copenhagen 1 fr Copenhague 1 de Kopenhagen 1 ro Copenhaga 1 it Copenaghen 1 ru Копенгаген 1 es Copenhague 1 nn Kjøpenhamn Kaupenhamn Kjøben<q:rare> 1 gmq-osw *Kø̄pmanhafn *Kø̄pmanhamn 1 sv Köpenhamn 1 fi Kööpenhamina 1 Norwegian Bokmål nb: nb:+s amt 250px|thumb|The Caritas Well (also known as the Caritas Fountain) during the evening in Copenhagen, Denmark. Alternative forms nb Kjøpenhavn inherited form nb Kjøben Etymology From nb da København, from nb gmq-oda Køpmannæhafn Copenhagen, literally meaning "merchants' port". Largely replaced the inherited form nb Kjøpenhavn. Pronunciation nb /çøːbn̩ˈhaʋn/ /çøːpn̩ˈhaʋn/ nb nb-københavn.ogg nb aʋn nb Kø ben havn Proper noun nb proper noun nb capital city/municipality/and/former county c/Denmark Copenhagen Usage notes The former county is also referred to by its full name Københavns amt (Copenhagen's amt). Derived terms nb københavner københavnerinne københavnsk References “København” in Store norske leksikon Norwegian Nynorsk nn: nn:+s amt Alternative forms nn Kaupenhamn Kjøpenhamn Etymology From nn da København, from nn gmq-oda Køpmannæhafn Copenhagen chapmen’s haven, equivalent to non Kaupmannahǫfn. Compare fo Keypmannahavn and is Kaupmannahöfn. Pronunciation nn /çøːbənˈhavn/ /çøːpənˈhavn/ Proper noun nn proper noun ? nn capital city/municipality/and/former county c/Denmark Copenhagen Derived terms nn københavnsk Slovene sl: Pronunciation Kẹ̑benhávn Proper noun København m-in sl capital city c/Denmark Copenhagen Declension København sg Derived terms sl Københavnčan / sl Københavnčanka sl københavnski References