Danube

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From Latin Dānubius, from Celtic Danuvios, akin to the Welsh river name Donwy, from Pre-Celtic *Dāne/owjos, from Indo-European *dhen 'run, flow', akin to Latin fōns 'spring', Persian danīdan 'to hasten, run', Ossetian don 'water', Sanskrit dhánvati 'it flows, runs'.

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Singular
Danube

Plural
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Danube

(geography) A river of Europe, which arises in Germany, and flows 2850 km (1775 miles) to the Black Sea in Romania.

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river of Europe that flows to the Black Sea

Albanian: Danubi sq(sq)
Arabic: دانوب (dānūb)
Armenian: Դանուբ hy(hy) (Danub)
Belarusian: Дунай be(be) (Dunáj) m.
Bosnian: Dunav bs(bs) m.
Bulgarian: Дунав bg(bg) (Dunáv) m.
Catalan: Danubi
Croatian: Dunav hr(hr) m.
Czech: Dunaj cs(cs) f.
Danish: Donau da(da)
Dutch: Donau nl(nl)
Estonian: Doonau et(et)
Finnish: Tonava fi(fi)
French: Danube fr(fr) m.
German: Donau de(de) f.
Greek: Δούναβης el(el) (doúnavis)
Hebrew: דנובה (danuba) f.
Hungarian: Duna hu(hu)
Icelandic: Dóná is(is) f.
Indonesian: Donau id(id)
Italian: Danubio it(it)

Japanese: ドナウ川 (Donau-gawá)
Korean: 다뉴브 강 (danyub gang)
Latin: Danuvius m., Danubius, Ister m.
Macedonian: Дунав mk(mk) (Dúnav) m.
Persian: دانوب
Polish: Dunaj pl(pl) m.
Portuguese: Danúbio pt(pt) m.
Romanian: Dunăre ro(ro) f.
Russian: Дунай ru(ru) (Dunáj) m.
Serbian:

Cyrillic: Дунав m.

Roman: Dunav m.
Slovak: Dunaj sk(sk) m.
Slovene: Donava sl(sl)
Spanish: Danubio es(es) m.
Swedish: Donau sv(sv)
Turkish: Tuna nehri, often abbreviated as Tuna
Ukrainian: Дунай uk(uk) (Dunáj) m.
Urdu: ڈینیوب (d.enyūb)
Welsh: Afon Donwy

Danube

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