Corsica

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From Latin Corsica

Proper noun

Corsica

1. An island in the Mediterranean to the north of Sardinia; it is currently part of France

Derived terms

• Corsican

Translations

island in the Mediterranean

Armenian: Կորսիկա (hy) (Korsika) Catalan: Còrsega f. Corsican: Corsica Czech: Korsika (cs) f. Danish: Korsika (da) Dutch: Corsica (nl) n. Esperanto: Korsiko (eo) Faroese: Korsika (fo) f. Finnish: Korsika (fi) French: Corse (fr) f. German: Korsika (de) n. Hebrew: קורסיקה (he) (qorsiqa) Hungarian: Korzika (hu) Icelandic: Korsíka (is) f.

Irish: An Chorsaic (ga) f. Italian: Corsica (it) f. Latin: Corsica (la) f. Maltese: Korsika (mt) Manx: Yn Chorsickey (gv) f. Polish: Korsyka (pl) f. Portuguese: Córsega (pt) f. Romanian: Corsica (ro) f. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: Ко̀рзика (sh) f. Roman: Kòrzika (sh) f. Slovak: Korzika (sk) f. Spanish: Córcega (es) f. Turkish: Korsika (tr)

Anagrams

• scoriac

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Corsican

Wikipedia ^co

Proper noun

Corsica f.

1. Corsica

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Italian

Proper noun

Corsica f.

1. Corsica

Anagrams

• accorsi
• carsico
• ricasco, ricascò
• scarico, scaricò
• scorcia

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Latin

Proper noun

Corsica (genitive Corsicae); f, first declension

1. Corsica

Inflection

nominative	Corsica
genitive	Corsicae
dative	Corsicae
accusative	Corsicam
ablative	Corsicā
vocative	Corsica
locative	Corsicae

Related terms

• Corsicānus
• Corsicus
• Corsus

Descendants

• English: Corsica