Dijon

dijon díjon English Etymology en fr Dijon, from the Roman name, en la Diviō, from the name la Divius godly, divine; see la divus. Proper noun en capital city dept/Côte-d'Or r/Bourgogne-Franche-Comté c/France. Derived terms en Dijon mustard Dijonnaise Perrigny-lès-Dijon Plombières-lès-Dijon Translations city in Burgundy Armenian: hy Դիժոն Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 第戎 Dìróng Corsican: co Digione Dutch: nl Dijon Esperanto: eo Diĵono Finnish: fi Dijon French: fr Dijon Georgian: ka დიჟონი German: de Dijon Greek: el Ντιζόν f Hungarian: hu Dijon Italian: it Digione Japanese: ja ディジョン Dijon Latin: la Diviō f Medieval Latin Marathi: mr डिजाँ n Polish: pl Dijon m n Portuguese: pt Dijon Russian: ru Дижо́н m Spanish: es Dijon Thai: th ดีฌง dii-chong Ukrainian: uk Діжо́н m Noun ~ en Dijon mustard Anagrams en dijno Dojin join'd Catalan Etymology ca fr Dijon, from the Roman name, ca la Diviō, from the name la Divius godly, divine; see la divus. Proper noun ? ca capital city dept/Côte-d'Or r/Bourgogne-Franche-Comté c/France Dijon Derived terms ca dijonès ca mostassa de Dijon Dutch Alternative forms nl Dyon hyperforeign Etymology Borrowed from nl fr Dijon. Pronunciation nl /diˈʒɔn/ nl Di jon nl ɔn Proper noun n nl capital city dept/Côte-d'Or c/France Dijon French fr: Etymology From the Roman name, fr la Divio Diviōnem, from the name la Divius godly, divine; see la divus. Pronunciation fr Fr-Dijon.ogg fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Benoît Prieur-Dijon.wav <<France>> (<<Saint-Maurice-de-Beynost>>) Proper noun m fr capital city dept/Côte-d'Or c/France Dijon Derived terms fr dijonnais fr Dijonnais Portuguese Proper noun f pt capital city dept/Côte-d'Or c/France Dijon Spanish Proper noun es capital city dept/Côte-d'Or c/France Dijon