Majorca

English

Alternative forms

Mallorca

Etymology

From Latin insula maior "larger island"; the intermediate form was Maiorica.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /məˈjɔɹ.kə/ or IPA^(key): /məˈdʒɔɹ.kə/

Proper noun

Majorca

Largest of the Balearic Islands.

Derived terms

Majorcan

Translations

island

Arabic: مَيُورْقَة‎‎ f (mayurqa)
Egyptian Arabic: مايوركا‎‎ f (mayurka)
Armenian: Մալյորկա (Malyorka)
Azerbaijani: Malyorka
Basque: Mallorca
Belarusian: Мальёрка f (Malʹjórka), Маёрка f (Majórka)
Bulgarian: Майорка f (Majorka)
Catalan: Mallorca (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 馬略卡島, 马略卡岛 (Mǎ'èkǎ dǎo)
Czech: Mallorca (cs) f, Malorka f
Danish: Mallorca
Dutch: Majorca
Esperanto: Majorko
Estonian: Mallorca
Finnish: Mallorca (fi)
French: Majorque (fr) f
Galician: Mallorca f
Georgian: მალიორკა (maliorḳa)
German: Mallorca (de) n
Greek: Μαγιόρκα (Magiórka)
Hebrew: מיורקה‎‎ f
Hungarian: Mallorca
Italian: Maiorca f
Japanese: マジョルカ島 (Majoruka-tō), マヨルカ島 (Mayoruka-tō)

Korean: 마조르카 (Majoreuka), 마요르카 (Mayoreuka)
Latin: Balearis Maior
Latvian: Maļorka f
Lithuanian: Maljorka f
Macedonian: Мајорка f (Majórka)
Maltese: Majorka
Norwegian:
Bokmål: Mallorca f

Nynorsk: Mallorca f
Occitan: Malhòrca f
Persian: مایورکا‎‎ (mayurka)
Polish: Majorka (pl) f
Portuguese: Maiorca (pt) f
Romanian: Mallorca f
Russian: Майо́рка f (Majórka)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Мајорка f

Roman: Maljorka f, Mallorca f
Slovak: Malorka f
Slovene: Majorka f
Spanish: Mallorca (es) f
Swedish: Mallorca (sv)
Turkish: Mayorka
Ukrainian: Мальо́рка f (Malʹórka), Майо́рка (uk) f (Majórka)

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