Thuringia

Thuringia

English

Etymology

From Latin Thuringia, from German Thüringen.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /θəˈɹɪndʒiə/
• Hyphenation: Thu‧rin‧gia

Proper noun

Thuringia

1. One of the component states of Germany according to the current administrative division of the nation.

Translations

state

Albanian: Tyringia Armenian: Թյուրինգիա (Tʿyuringia) Bulgarian: Тюрингия f (Tjuringija) Catalan: Turíngia f Central Franconian: Thüringe Chinese: Mandarin: 圖林根, 图林根 (Túlíngēn) Czech: Durynsko (cs) n Danish: Thüringen Dutch: Thüringen Esperanto: Turingujo, Turingio Finnish: Thüringen (fi) French: Thuringe (fr) Georgian: თიურინგია (tiuringia) German: Thüringen (de) Greek: Θουριγγία f (Thouringía) Hawaiian: Tulinia Hungarian: Türingia (hu) Icelandic: Þýringaland n Ido: Turingia (io) Italian: Turingia (it) Japanese: チューリンゲン (Churingen) Korean: 튀링겐 (twiringgen) Latvian: Tīringene Limburgish: Turinge Lithuanian: Tiuringija Lombard: Türingia Low German: Dutch Low Saxon: Tureng n German Low German: Döringen n

Macedonian: Тирингија f (Tiríngija) Mongolian: Тюринг (Tjuring) North Frisian: Tüüringen Norwegian: Bokmål: Thüringen (no) Nynorsk: Thüringen Polish: Turyngia (pl) f Portuguese: Turíngia (pt) f Rhine Franconian: Tiiringä Romanian: Turingia f Romansch: Turinga Russian: Тюри́нгия (ru) f (Tjuríngija) Scots: Thuringie Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: Тирингија f Roman: Tiringija f Slovak: Durínsko (sk) n Slovene: Turingija (sl) f Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: Durinska Upper Sorbian: Durinska Spanish: Turingia f Swedish: Thüringen Turkish: Türingiya Ukrainian: Тюрингія f (Tjurynhija) Volapük: Türinän (vo) West Frisian: Tueringen Yiddish: טורינגיע‎ (turingye)