Toulouse

English

Etymology

From French Toulouse, from Latin Tolosa, probably of Celtic origin.

Proper noun

Toulouse

A city in the Midi-Pyrénées, France

Translations

a city in France

Arabic: تُولُوز‎‎ f (tuluz), (archaic) طُلُوشَة‎‎ f (ṭulūša)
Armenian: Թուլուզ (Tʿuluz)
Basque: Tolosa (eu)
Belarusian: Тулу́за f (Tulúza)
Catalan: Tolosa (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 图卢兹 (zh) (Túlúzī)
Finnish: Toulouse (fi)
French: Toulouse (fr)
German: Toulouse (de) n
Greek: Τουλούζη (el) (Touloúzi), Τουλούζ (Touloúz)
Italian: Tolosa
Japanese: トゥールーズ (Tūrūzu)

Korean: 툴루즈 (Tullujeu)
Latin: Tolosa
Macedonian: Тулуз m (Tulúz)
Occitan: Tolosa (oc)
Old Occitan: Tolosa, Tholosa
Portuguese: Toulouse, Tolosa
Romanian: Toulouse (ro)
Russian: Тулу́за (ru) f (Tulúza)
Spanish: Toulouse (es), Tolosa (es) (traditional)
Tagalog: Tolosa
Turkish: Toulouse
Ukrainian: Тулу́за f (Tulúza)

See also

Capitol; capitoul; capitoulate, capitoulat

French

Etymology

From Latin Tolosa, probably of Gaulish origin.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tu.luz/

Proper noun

Toulouse

Toulouse (city in France)

Portuguese

Proper noun

Toulouse f

Toulouse (a city, the departmental capital of Haute-Garonne, France)

Synonyms

Tolosa

Spanish

Proper noun

Toulouse m

Toulouse (a city, in France)

Synonyms

Tolosa

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