Nuremberg

English

Etymology

From German Nürnberg, from Medieval Latin Norinberga. Second element is from Berg, but the first element's origin is unclear.

Proper noun

Nuremberg

A city in Bavaria, Germany.

Derived terms

Nuremberg defense

Translations

city in Germany

Arabic: نُورَنْبِيرْغ‎‎ m (nūranbīrḡ)
Bavarian: Niamberg
Belarusian: Нюрнбэрг m (Njúrnberh)
Bulgarian: Нюрнберг m (Njurnberg)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 紐倫堡 (zh), 纽伦堡 (zh) (Niǔlúnbǎo)
Czech: Norimberk (cs) m
Dutch: Neurenberg n
Estonian: Nürnberg (et)
Finnish: Nürnberg (fi)
French: Nuremberg (fr) m
Georgian: ნიურნბერგი (niurnbergi)
German: Nürnberg (de) n
Alemannic German: Nürmbärg
Greek: Νυρεμβέργη (el) (Nyremvérgi)
Hebrew: נירנברג‎‎
Hindi: नूर्नबर्ग (nūrnabarg), न्युरेंबर्ग (n'yurembarg)
Hungarian: Nürnberg (hu)
Italian: Norimberga (it) f
Japanese: ニュルンベルク (Nyurunberugu)

Korean: 뉘른베르크 (Nwireunbereukeu)
Latin: Norimberga
Latvian: Nirnberga
Lithuanian: Niurnbergas
Low German: Namberch
German Low German: Nürnbarg n
Macedonian: Нирнберг m (Nírnberg)
Persian: نورنبرگ‎‎ (Nuranberg)
Polish: Norymberga (pl) f
Portuguese: Nuremberga f
Russian: Ню́рнберг (ru) m (Njúrnbɛrg)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Нирнберг m

Roman: Nirnberg m, Nürnberg (sh) m
Slovak: Norimberg m
Spanish: Núremberg (es) m
Ukrainian: Нюрнберг m (Njúrnberh)
Vietnamese: Nürnberg
Yiddish: נירנבערג‎‎ n (nirnberg)

See also

Nürnberg

French

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ny.ʁɛ̃.bɛʁ/

Proper noun

Nuremberg m

Nuremberg

Portuguese

Proper noun

Nuremberg f

Alternative form of Nuremberga

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