Sudeten

English

Sudeten

Etymology

Via German Sudeten-; the name was used by Ptolemy as Σούδητα ὄρη (Soúdēta órē), but is of uncertain origin. Illyrian has been suggested.

Adjective

Sudeten (not comparable)

1. Of or pertaining to Sudeten.

Synonyms

• Sudetian, Sudetic, Sudetish, Sudetan

Derived terms

• Sudeten German

Translations

of or pertaining to Sudeten

• Czech: sudetský (cs)
• German: sudetisch (de)
• Latin: sudeticum
• Polish: sudecki (pl)
• Russian: судетский (ru) (sudetskij)
• Slovak: sudetský

Proper noun

Sudeten

1. A mountain range in Central Europe (Czech Republic, Poland, Germany).

   Synonym: Sudetes

Derived terms

• Sudetenland

Translations

series of mountains

• Bulgarian: Суде́тите pl (Sudétite)
• Czech: Sudety, Krkonošsko-jesenická/Sudetská subprovincie
• Dutch: Sudeten pl
• French: Sudètes (fr) pl, monts Sudètes pl
• German: Sudeten (de) pl
• Hungarian: Szudéták (hu)
• Italian: Sudeti
• Japanese: ズデーテン (Sudēten)
• Latin: Sudetia
• Polish: Sudety (pl) pl
• Portuguese: Sudetos m pl
• Russian: Суде́ты (ru) pl (Sudéty), Суде́тские го́ры pl (Sudétskije góry)
• Serbo-Croatian: Судети pl, Sudeti pl
• Slovak: Sudety f pl, Krkonošsko-jesenická/Sudetská subprovincia
• Slovene: Sudeti
• Spanish: Sudetes m pl
• Ukrainian: Суде́ти pl (Sudéty)
• Yiddish: סודעטן pl (sudetn)

Further reading

• “Sudeten”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.

Anagrams

• detunes, seed-nut, seednut

German

Sudeten

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Sudeten pl (proper noun, plural only)

1. Sudeten (mountain range)

Declension

Declension of Sudeten [pl-only]

	plural
	def.	noun
nominative	die	Sudeten
genitive	der	Sudeten
dative	den	Sudeten
accusative	die	Sudeten

Derived terms

• sudetisch

Further reading

• “Sudeten” in Duden online