Krim

Appendix:Variations of "krim" Danish da: Proper noun da proper noun da Crimea Q7835 Dutch nl: Etymology Ultimately from nl crh Qırım, probably via nl de - or a Slavic language; the gender suggests either that the direct source is German or that the word was influenced by a Romance language. Pronunciation nl /krɪm/ nl Nl-Krim.ogg nl Krim nl ɪm Proper noun f nl with definite article nl Crimea Q7835 Derived terms nl De Krim Krimgotisch Krims Krim-Tataar Finnish Etymology fi ru Крым. Pronunciation Proper noun fi Crimea Q7835 fi Krimin niemimaa<qq:peninsula> Declension sg Krim ä 0 Derived terms fi compounds krimintataari German de: Pronunciation de /kʁɪm/ de De-Krim.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun f de with definite article de Crimea Q7835 Derived terms de Krimer de Krimgote de Krimtatare Further reading de exonyms Norwegian Bokmål no: thumb|Krim Etymology From nb crh Qırım. Proper noun nb proper noun nb Crimea Q7835 Norwegian Nynorsk nn:+halvøya Etymology From nn crh Qırım. Proper noun nn proper noun nn Crimea Q7835 Serbo-Croatian Pronunciation sh /krîːm/ Proper noun Krȋm m-in sh Crimea Q7835 Declension Krim Krima Krimu Krim Krime Krimu Krimom Slovene Pronunciation Krîm Proper noun Krîm m-in sl Crimea Q7835 Declension Krîm sg Related terms sl Krimčàn / sl Krimčánka sl krímski References Swedish sv: Proper noun n sv Crimea Q7835 Derived terms sv Krimhalvön sv krimtatar sv krimtatariska