Итали

Mongolian

Mongolian	Cyrillic
ᠢᠲ᠋ᠠᠯᠢ (itali)	Итали (Itali)

Etymology

Derived from Russian Ита́лия f inan (Itálija), from Latin Ī̆talia f. Russian suffix -ия (-ija) became silent -и (-i), resulting from the removal of unstressed feminine marker -a, along with preceding excrescence -j-.

Pronunciation

• (Khalkh, Mongolia) IPA^(key): [i.ʰtäˑɮ]
• Hyphenation: И‧та‧ли

Proper noun

Итали • (Itali) (Mongolia and China)

1. Italy (a country in Southern Europe)

   Synonym: Итали Улс (Itali Uls) (compound form)

Declension

This proper noun needs an inflection-table template.

See also

• (countries of Europe) Европын улс орнууд (Jevropyn uls ornuud); Австри (Avstri, “Austria”), Азербайжан (Azerbajžan, “Azerbaijan”), Албани (Albani, “Albania”), Андорра (Andorra, “Andorra”), Армени (Armeni, “Armenia”), Беларусь (Belarusʹ, “Belarus”), Бельги (Belʹgi, “Belgium”), Болгар (Bolgar, “Bulgaria”), Босни-Херцеговин (Bosni-Xercegovin, “Bosnia and Herzegovina”), Британи (Britani, “Britain”), Ватикан (Vatikan, “Vatican”), Герман (German, “Germany”), Грек (Grek, “Greece”), Гүрж (Gürž, “Georgia”), Дани (Dani, “Denmark”), Ирланд (Irland, “Ireland”), Исланд (Island, “Iceland”), Испани (Ispani, “Spain”), Итали (Itali, “Italy”), Казахстан (Kazaxstan, “Kazakhstan”), Кипр (Kipr, “Cyprus”), Латви (Latvi, “Latvia”), Литва (Litva, “Lithuania”), Лихтенштайн (Lixtenštajn, “Liechtenstein”), Люксембург (Ljuksemburg, “Luxembourg”), Мальта (Malʹta, “Malta”), Молдова (Moldova, “Moldova”), Монако (Monako, “Monaco”), Монтенегро (Montenegro, “Montenegro”), Нидерланд (Niderland, “Netherlands”), Норвег (Norveg, “Norway”), Орос (Oros, “Russia”), Польш (Polʹš, “Poland”), Португал (Portugal, “Portugal”), Румын (Rumyn, “Romania”), Сан Марино (San Marino, “San Marino”), Серби (Serbi, “Serbia”), Словак (Slovak, “Slovakia”), Словени (Sloveni, “Slovenia”), Турк (Turk, “Turkey”), Украин (Ukrain, “Ukraine”), Умард Македон (Umard Makedon, “North Macedonia”), Унгар (Ungar, “Hungary”), Финланд (Finland, “Finland”), Франц (Franc, “France”), Хорват (Xorvat, “Croatia”), Чех (Čex, “Czechia”), Швед (Šved, “Sweden”), Швейцар (Švejcar, “Switzerland”), Эстони (Estoni, “Estonia”)