Don

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /dɒn/
• (US) IPA^(key): /dɑn/

Etymology 1

Etymology 2

Proper noun

Don in Rostov oblast

Don

1. A river in European Russia, flowing 1200 miles to the Sea of Azov. Called Tanais in classical sources.

Translations

River in European Russia

Armenian: Դոն (Don) Belarusian: Дон m (Don) Bulgarian: Дон m (Don) Chinese: Mandarin: 頓河 (zh), 顿河 (zh) (Dùn-hé) Czech: Don (cs) m Dutch: Don m Finnish: Don Georgian: დონი (doni) German: Don (de) m

Japanese: ドン川 (Don-gawa) Kalmyk: Тең (Teñ) Korean: 돈 강 (Don gang) Latin: Tanais m Macedonian: Дон m (Don) Old Irish: Dánaïm Polish: Don (pl) m Portuguese: Don m Russian: Дон (ru) m (Don) Ukrainian: Дон m (Don)

Etymology 3

Anagrams

• NOD, ODN, nod

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Don m

1. Don, river in Russia.

Proper noun

Don

1. Don (river in Russia)

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Proper noun

Don m

1. Don (river in Russia)

Noun

Don m

1. don (honorific title, especially in Spain and Italy)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈdon]

Proper noun

Don

1. Don (river in Russia)

Proper noun

Don ?

1. A river that flows in Russia

Proper noun

Don m

1. Don (river in Russia)

Proper noun

Don m

1. Don (a river in southwestern Russia)

Etymology

From don, from Late Latin domnus, from Latin dominus (“lord”), from domus (“house”).

Noun

Don m (plural Dones, feminine Doña, feminine plural Doñas)

1. (obsolete) A title of respect to a nobleman (similar to English lord).
2. A title of respect to a man, comparable to Mr., but used before a given name.