Dublin

English

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Etymology

From Old Irish dubh (“black”) + linn (“pond”).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈdʌblən/, /ˈdʌblɨn/, X-SAMPA: /"dVbl@n/, /"dVbl1n/
• (Irish, especially in Dublin) IPA: /ˈdʊbᵊlən/

Proper noun

Dublin

1. The capital of the Republic of Ireland.
2. One of the counties of Ireland.

Translations

the capital of the Republic of Ireland

• Arabic: دبلن (ar) (dablin) m
• Armenian: Դուբլին (hy) (Dublin) 
• Belarusian: Дублін (be) (Dúblin) m 
• Bengali: ডাবলিন (bn)
• Bulgarian: Дъблин (Dəblín)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 都柏林 (cmn) (Dūbólín)

• Danish: Dublin (da)
• Dutch: Dublin (nl)
• Esperanto: Dublino (eo)
• Estonian: Dublin (et)
• Finnish: Dublin (fi)
• French: Dublin (fr) m
• German: Dublin (de) n
• Greek: Δουβλίνο (el) (Douvlíno) 
• Hebrew: דבלין (he)
• Hindi: डबलिन (hi) (ḍablin)
• Icelandic: Dyflinn (is) f
• Irish: Baile Átha Cliath (ga) m
• Italian: Dublino (it) f

• Japanese: ダブリン (ja) (Daburin)
• Korean: 더블린 (ko) (Deobeullin)
• Macedonian: Даблин (mk) (Dáblin) m
• Maltese: Dublin (mt)
• Manx: Balley Aah Cleeah (gv), Divlyn (gv)
• Navajo: Dáblin
• Old Norse: Dyflinn f
• Persian: دوبلین (fa)
• Polish: Dublin (pl) m
• Portuguese: Dublin (pt), Dublim (pt)
• Russian: Дублин (ru) (Dúblin) m 
• Scottish Gaelic: Baile Átha Cliath (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian: Даблин (sh) m, Dublin (sh) m, Dablin (sh) m
• Spanish: Dublín (es) m
• Swedish: Dublin (sv)
• Thai: ดับลิน (th) (dàp-lin)
• Turkish: Dublin (tr)
• Ukrainian: Дублін (uk) (Dúblin) m 
• Vietnamese: Dublin (vi)
• Welsh: Dulyn (cy) f

one of the counties of Ireland

• Macedonian: Даблин (mk) (Dáblin) m

• Manx: Coontae Ghivlyn (gv) f

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Dutch

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Proper noun

Dublin ?

1. Dublin

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Estonian

Proper noun

Dublin

1. Dublin

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Polish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈd̪ublin̪/

• Audio

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Proper noun

Dublin m

1. Dublin

Declension

    declension of Dublin

	singular only
nominative	Dublin
genitive	Dublinu
dative	Dublinowi
accusative	Dublin
instrumental	Dublinem
locative	Dublinie
vocative	Dublinie

Derived terms

• dublińczyk m, dublinianka f
• adjective: dubliński