Madrid

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From Spanish Madrid

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Rhymes: -ɪd

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Madrid

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(UK) IPA: /məˈdɹɪd/, SAMPA: /m@"drId/
(US) IPA: /məˈd(ʒ)rɪd/, SAMPA: /m@"d(Z)rId/

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Madrid

The capital city of Spain.
The Spanish province Madrid, having the above as capital

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capital of Spain

Arabic: مدريد (ar) (madriid) m.
Armenian: Մադրիդ (hy) (Madrid)
Basque: Madril (eu)
Belarusian: Мадрыд (be) (Madrýd) m.
Bulgarian: Мадрид (bg) (Madrid)
Chinese:

Mandarin: 馬德里 (cmn), 马德里 (cmn) (Mǎdélǐ)
Czech: Madrid (cs)
Danish: Madrid (da)
Dutch: Madrid (nl) n.
Esperanto: Madrido (eo)
Estonian: Madrid, Madriid (2)
Finnish: Madrid (fi)
French: Madrid (fr) m.
Georgian: მადრიდი (ka) (madridi)
German: Madrid (de) n.
Greek: Μαδρίτη (el) (Madhriti) f.
Hebrew: מדריד (he)
Hindi: मैड्रिड (hi) (maiḍriḍ)
Italian: Madrid (it) f.

Japanese: マドリード (ja) (Madorīdo), マドリッド (ja) (Madoriddo)
Korean: 마드리드 (ko) (Madeurideu)
Lithuanian: Madridas (lt) m.
Macedonian: Мадрид (mk) (Mádrid) m.
Maltese: Madrid (mt)
Mongolian: Мадрид (mn) (Madríd)
Norwegian: Madrid (no)
Persian: مادرید (fa)
Polish: Madryt (pl) m.
Romanian: Madrid (ro)
Russian: Мадрид (ru) (Madríd) m.
Spanish: Madrid (es)
Swedish: Madrid (sv)
Tatar: Madrid
Thai: มาดริด (th) (mâat-rít)
Turkish: Madrid (tr)
Ukrainian: Мадрид (uk) (Madrýd) m.
Urdu: میدرد (ur)
Vietnamese: Madrid (vi)

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Madrid m.

Madrid (the capital city of Spain)

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From Spanish Madrid

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Dutch Wikipedia has an article on:

Madrid

Wikipedia ^nl

Madrid

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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Madrileen m.
Madrileens (adjective)

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From Spanish Madrid

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Madrid

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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From Spanish Madrid

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Madrid

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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madrilène

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From Spanish Madrid

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Madrid

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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From Spanish Madrid

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IPA: /maˈdrid/, SAMPA: /ma"drid/

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Madrid f.

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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madrileno

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IPA: /mǎdriːd/
Hyphenation: Mad‧rid

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Màdrīd m. (Cyrillic spelling Ма̀дрӣд)

Madrid

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declension of Madrid

	singular
nominative	Màdrīd
genitive	Madrída
dative	Madridu
accusative	Madrid
vocative	Madride
locative	Madridu
instrumental	Madridom

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Madrid

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Formerly Magerit; etymology uncertain, but probably derived from one or more of the following:

Arabic المجريط (al-Magrīt, “source of water”), from مجرى (majrá, “stream”)
Latin matrix (“mother or womb [of rivers]”),
hypothetical Celtic *mageto ritu (“great bridge”)

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IPA: /maˈð̞ɾið̞/, SAMPA: /ma"D4iD/

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Madrid m.

Madrid
The letter M in the Spanish phonetic alphabet

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madrileño

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Wikipedia article on Madrid

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From Spanish Madrid

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Madrid

Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

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declension of Madrid

Nominative	Madrid
Genitive	Madridnıñ
Dative	Madridga
Accusative	Madridnı
Locative	Madridda
Ablative	Madriddan

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Madrid

Madrid

Madrid

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