градиште
/ˈɡradiʃtɛ/
nötr
MAKEDONCA → TR
Çekim Tablosu
çoğulградишта
Tanım
•augmentative of град m (grad) · ruins of an old city or of a fortress
Diğer Dillerde
AlmancaBurgenland, Wallburg (nötr) /ˈbʊʁɡn̩lant/
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
köken: Formerly also called Vierburgenland, because it was created from the four regions of Pressburg, Wieselburg, Ödenburg and Eisenburg.
aile: Burgenländerin, Burgenländer
FransızcaBurgenland (eril) /byʁ.ʒɑ̃.lɑ̃/
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
İtalyancaBurgenland (eril) /ˈbur.d͡ʒen.land/
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
köken: From German Burgenland.
RusçaБургенланд
PortekizceBurgenland
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
köken: Unadapted borrowing from German Burgenland.
YunancaΜπούργκενλαντ
κρατίδιο της Αυστρίας
Çince丘堡 /t͡ɕʰi̯oʊ̯⁵⁵ pɑʊ̯²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/
hillfort
İsveççefornborg
ruin of a Scandinavian fortification from Migration Period, similar to Norwegian bygdeborg
çekim: çoğul fornborgar · tamlayan fornborgs
köken: Compound of forn + borg.
LehçeBurgenland, grodzisko, grodziszcze (eril) /burˈɡɛn.lant/
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
köken: Etymology tree German Burgenlandbor. Polish Burgenland Borrowed from German Burgenland.
UkraynacaБургенланд
Hintçeबर्गनलैंड
Fincelinnavuori, muinaislinna /ˈlinːɑˌʋuo̯ri/
hill-fort (defensive structure)
çekim: çoğul linnavuoret · tamlayan linnavuoren
köken: linna + vuori
ÇekçeBurgenland, Burgenlandsko, Hradsko (eril) /ˈburɡɛnlant/
Burgenland (a state of Austria)
eş: Burgenlandsko, Hradsko
köken: From German Burgenland.
RumenceBurgenland
MacarcaBurgenland, Felsőőrvidék, Lajtabánság, Őrvidék
SlovenceGradiščanska
Litvancapiliakalnis (eril)
a "castle hill": hills and mountains in Lithuania where castles and fortifications were once built
çekim: çoğul pi̇̀liakalniai · tamlayan pi̇̀liakalnio
köken: pili̇̀s (“castle”) + kálnas (“hill”). pi̇̀lti (“to pour”) + kálnas (“hill”).
Galiçyacacastro (eril) /ˈkastɾo/
a local fortified Iron Age village, of which some 3,000 are known in Galicia · any fortified archaeological site
çekim: çoğul castros
köken: From Old Galician-Portuguese castro, from Latin castrum. Cognate with Portuguese castro, Spanish castro. See also alcázar, borrowed from Spanish, which entered through Arabic.
aile: Castrelo, Castrelos, castrexo, Castrillón, Castro Bo, Castro Caldelas, Castrobó, Castromaior, Castromao, Castroverde
Galcebryngaer (dişil) /ˈbrəŋɡaɨ̯r/
hill-fort
çekim: çoğul bryngaerau
köken: bryn (“hill”) + caer (“fort”)
Yr oedd yn enedigol o Bryngaer, Sir Fynwy.
ErmeniceԲուրգենլանդ
Gürcüceბურგენლანდი
Bengalceবুর্গেনিস্তান
Marathiceबुर्गनलांट
barBurgnland
shGradišće
Etimoloji
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gordišče. By surface analysis, град (grad) + -иште (-ište).