Varsovian

English

WOTD – 29 November 2011

Alternative forms

Warsovian

Etymology

Formed from Latin Varsovia (“Warsaw”)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /vɑː(ɹ)ˈsəʊviən/
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Adjective

Varsovian (not comparable)

Of, from or pertaining to Warsaw.

Synonyms

Warsavian, Warsawian

Translations

of, from or relating to Warsaw

Belarusian: варша́ўскі (varšáŭski)
Catalan: varsovià (ca)
Czech: varšavský (cs)
Danish: warszawansk
Dutch: Warschauer (nl), Warschaus (nl)
Esperanto: varsovia
Finnish: varsovalainen (fi)
French: varsovien (fr)
German: Warschauer
Italian: varsaviano
Polish: warszawski (pl) m
Romanian: varșovian
Russian: варша́вский (ru) (varšávskij)
Spanish: varsoviano (es)
Ukrainian: варша́вський (uk) (varšávsʹkyj)
Yiddish: וואַרשעווער (varshever)

Noun

Varsovian (plural Varsovians)

Someone living in or originating from Warsaw.

Synonyms

Warsavian, Warsawian

Translations

someone from Warsaw

Belarusian: варшавянін m (varšavjanin), варшавянка f (varšavjanka)
Catalan: varsovià (ca) m
Czech: Varšavan m
Dutch: Warschauer (nl) m, Warschause (nl) f
Esperanto: varsoviano (man or woman), varsovianino (woman)
Finnish: varsovalainen (fi)
French: Varsovien (fr) m, Varsovienne (fr) f
German: Warschauer m, Warschauerin f
Italian: varsaviano m
Polish: warszawiak (pl) m, warszawianka (pl) f, warszawianin (pl) m (humorous)
Romanian: varșovian
Russian: варшавя́нин (ru) m (varšavjánin), варшавя́нка (ru) (varšavjánka)
Spanish: varsoviano (es) m, varsoviana (es) f
Ukrainian: варшав'я́нин (uk) m (varšavʺjányn), варшав'я́нка f (varšavʺjánka)
Yiddish: וואַרשעווער m (varshever)

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