Bordeaux

See also bordeaux

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From French Bordeaux.

Proper noun

Bordeaux

1. A city in southwest France
2. A wine coming from that area.

   We had a nice bottle of Bordeaux last night.

Translations

a city in France

• Arabic: بوردو (ar) (burdu) f, (archaic) بُرْذال (ar) (burðal) f
• Basque: Bordele (eu)
• Catalan: Bordeus (ca)
• Danish: Bordeaux (da)
• French: Bordeaux (fr) m
• Galician: Bordeos (gl), Bordeaux (gl)
• Italian: Bordeaux (it)

• Marathi: बोर्डो (mr) (borḍo)
• Occitan: Bordèu (oc)
• Old Italian: Bordello (it)
• Polish: Bordeaux (pl) n
• Portuguese: Bordéus (pt)
• Romanian: Bordeaux (ro)
• Russian: Бордо (ru) (Bordó) m (indeclinable)
• Spanish: Burdeos (es)

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Finnish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈbordoː/

Proper noun

Bordeaux

1. Bordeaux (city and wine)

Declension

Declension of Bordeaux (irregular) singular plural nominative Bordeaux – genitive Bordeaux'n – partitive Bordeaux'ta – accusative Bordeaux Bordeaux'n – inessive Bordeaux'ssa – elative Bordeaux'sta – illative Bordeaux'hon – adessive Bordeaux'lla – ablative Bordeaux'lta – allative Bordeaux'lle – essive Bordeaux'na – translative Bordeaux'ksi – instructive – – abessive Bordeaux'tta – comitative – –

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French

Etymology

Probably ultimately from the Latin Burdigala, of Celtic origin.

Proper noun

Bordeaux m

1. Bordeaux

Derived terms

• bordelais/Bordelais