Meuse

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From French Meuse.

Proper noun

Meuse

1. (geography) A river in Europe that flows about 901 km (560 mi) from France through Belgium to the North Sea at the Netherlands.

Translations

river

Bulgarian: Маас (Maas) Catalan: Mosa f. Danish: Meuse (da) Dutch: Maas (nl) Esperanto: Mozo Finnish: Maas (fi) French: Meuse (fr) f. Galician: Mosa German: Maas (de) f. Hungarian: Maas (hu) Italian: Mosa f. Japanese: マース川 (Māsu gawá) Latin: Mosa f.

Limburgish: Maas Luxembourgish: Meuse Norwegian: Maas (no) Old English: Mǣs Polish: Moza (pl) f. Portuguese: Mosa f. Romanian: Meuse (ro) Russian: Маас (Maas) Serbian: Меза (Meza) f. Spanish: Mosa f. Swedish: Maas (sv) Walloon: Mouze

Anagrams

• emeus

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French

Etymology

From Latin Mosa, from a Celtic source.

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Meuse f.

1. the river Meuse