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georgian

/ˈdʒɔː.dʒən/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das sich auf die britische Herrschaft der Könige Georg I. bis IV. (1714–1830), auf das Land Georgien oder auf den US-Bundesstaat Georgia bezieht., Substantiv, das eine Person aus dem US-Bundesstaat Georgia oder aus dem Land Georgien in Asien bezeichnet. Bezieht sich auch auf die georgische Sprache, eine südkaukasische Sprache mit langer literarischer Tradition, die von etwa 3 Millionen Menschen gesprochen wird.

2 Einträge

adjective

/ˈdʒɔː.dʒən/B2formalbritish
  • deAdjektiv, das sich auf die britische Herrschaft der Könige Georg I. bis IV. (1714–1830), auf das Land Georgien oder auf den US-Bundesstaat Georgia bezieht.

An adjective describing anything relating to the British reigns of Kings George I–IV (1714–1830), the country of Georgia, or the US state of Georgia.

  1. Relating to the state of Georgia (USA)B1formalamerican

    Of or relating to the American state of Georgia or its people or culture.

    degeorgisch

    • The Georgian coastline is known for its beautiful beaches.
    • She is a Georgian politician from Atlanta.
    • Georgian peaches are famous across the United States.
  2. Relating to the country of Georgia (Caucasus)B1formal

    Of or relating to the Asian country of Georgia, its people, language, or culture.

    deGeorgisch

    • Georgian cuisine is famous for dishes like khachapuri and khinkali.
    • The Georgian alphabet is unique and ancient.
    • He is learning the Georgian language for his trip to Tbilisi.
  3. Relating to the British colonial eraB2formalbritish

    Of or relating to the former British colony of Georgia (now part of the USA) during the colonial period.

    deBezogen auf die britische Kolonialzeit

    • The Georgian colony was established in 1732.
    • Georgian architecture in Savannah reflects colonial styles.
    • He studied the history of the Georgian settlement.
  4. Relating to the Hanoverian kings of EnglandB2formalbritish

    Of or relating to the period of the Hanoverian kings of Great Britain (1714–1830), especially in architecture, art, or culture.

    deGeorgianisch

    • Georgian architecture is characterized by symmetry and proportion.
    • The Georgian era saw the rise of the novel as a literary form.
    • Many Georgian townhouses still stand in London.

    Synonymehanoverian

Formen
  • more georgian comparative form
  • most georgian superlative form

noun

/ˈdʒɔːr.dʒən/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Person aus dem US-Bundesstaat Georgia oder aus dem Land Georgien in Asien bezeichnet. Bezieht sich auch auf die georgische Sprache, eine südkaukasische Sprache mit langer literarischer Tradition, die von etwa 3 Millionen Menschen gesprochen wird.

A noun referring to a native or resident of the American state of Georgia, or a native or inhabitant of the country Georgia in Asia. It also refers to the southern Caucasian language with a long literary tradition, spoken by about 3 million people.

Eigenname

  1. Person from the U.S. state of GeorgiaB1formalamerican

    A native or resident of the American state of Georgia.

    deEinwohner von Georgia

    • My neighbor is a Georgian from Atlanta.
    • Many Georgians are proud of their state's history.
    • She met a Georgian while traveling in Savannah.
  2. Person from the country of GeorgiaB1formal

    A native or inhabitant of Georgia, a country in the Caucasus region of Eurasia.

    deGeorgier

    • Georgians are known for their hospitality and cuisine.
    • He is a Georgian who moved to London for work.
    • The Georgian celebrated their national holiday with a feast.
  3. Kartvelian languageB2formal

    A South Caucasian language spoken by about 3 million people, primarily in Georgia, with a long literary tradition.

    deGeorgische Sprache

    • She is learning Georgian to read classic literature.
    • Georgian has its own unique alphabet.
    • The manuscript was written in Old Georgian.
Formen
  • georgians plural form
  • georgians' possessive plural form
  • georgian's possessive singular form