Renaissance

See also renaissance

English

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Pronunciation

• (RP) IPA: /rəˈneɪsənts/
• (US) IPA: /ˈrɛnəˌsɑːnts/, /ˈrɛnəˌzɑːnts/

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Proper noun

Renaissance

1. The 14th century revival of classical art, architecture, literature and learning that originated in Italy and spread throughout Europe over the following two centuries.
2. The period of this revival; the transition from medieval to modern times.
3. Any similar artistic or intellectual revival.

Translations

14th century revival

Arabic: نهضة (ar) (náhDa) f., عصر النهضة (ar) (3aSr al-náhDa) m. Armenian: Վերածնունդ (hy) (Veraçnund) Azeri: Renesans (az) Chinese: Mandarin: 文藝復興 (zh), 文艺复兴 (zh) (Wényìfùxīng) Czech: renesance (cs) f. Esperanto: Renesanco (eo) Finnish: renessanssi (fi) French: Renaissance (fr) f. German: Renaissance (de) f. Greek: Αναγέννηση (el) (Anagénnisi) f. Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu) Irish: Áthbhreithniú (ga) m., An Athbheochan (ga) f.

Italian: Rinascimento (it) m. Japanese: 文芸復興 (ja) (ぶんげいふっこう, bungeifukkō),　ルネサンス (ja) (runesansu), ルネッサンス (ja) (runessansu) Korean: 르네상스 (ko) (reunesangseu), 문예부흥 (ko) (munye buheung) (文藝復興 (ko)) Lao: ຍຸກຟື້ນຟູສິນລະປະ (lo) (ñuk fyyn-fuu sinlapa) Maltese: Rinaxximent (mt) Romanian: Renaștere (ro) f., Renașterea (ro) Russian: Ренессанс (ru) (Rɛnɛsáns) m., Возрождение (ru) (Vozroždénije) n., эпоха Возрождения (ru) (epóxa Vozroždénija) f. Slovene: renesansa (sl) f. Spanish: renacimiento (es) m. Turkish: Rönesans (tr) Vietnamese: Thời Phục Hưng (vi)

the period

Afrikaans: renaissance (af) Arabic: عصر النهضة (ar) (3aSr al-náhDa) m., النهضة (ar) (al-náhDa) f. Armenian: Վերածնունդ (hy) (Veraçnund) Azeri: İntibah dövrü (az), Renesans (az) Czech: renesance (cs) f. Finnish: renessanssi (fi), renessanssiaika (fi) German: Renaissance (de) f. Greek: Αναγέννηση (el) (Anagénnisi) f. Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)

Irish: An Athbheochan (ga) f. Italian: Rinascimento (it) m. Japanese: ルネサンス (ja) (runesansu), ルネッサンス (ja) (runessansu) Maltese: Rinaxximent Russian: эпоха Возрождения (ru) (epóxa Vozroždénija) f. Slovene: renesansa (sl) f. Sotho: tsoseletso (st) Spanish: renacimiento (es) m. Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

any similar revival

Afrikaans: hergeboorte (af) Armenian: վերածնունդ (hy) (veraçnund) Azeri: Renesans (az) Czech: renesance (cs) f., obrození (cs) n. Finnish: renessanssi (fi) French: renaissance (fr) f. German: Renaissance (de) f., Wiedergeburt (de) f. Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)

Italian: rinascimento (it) m., rinascenza (it) f. Russian: возрождение (ru) (vozroždénije) n. Scottish Gaelic: ath-bheothachadh (gd) m. Slovene: renesansa (sl) f. Sotho: tsoseletso (st) Spanish: renacimiento (es) m. Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

Adjective

Renaissance (not comparable)

1. Of, or relating to the Renaissance.
2. Of, or relating to the style of art or architecture of the Renaissance.

Translations

relating to the Renaissance

Azeri: Renesans (az) Czech: renesanční (cs) c. Esperanto: renesanca (eo) Finnish: renessanssi-, renessanssin German: renaissancistisch (de) Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)

Italian: rinascimentale (it) Maltese: rinaxximentali Polish: renesansowy m., renesansowa f. renesansowe n. Slovene: renesančen m., renesančna f., renesančno n. Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

relating to the style of the Renaissance

Azeri: Renesans (az) Czech: renesanční (cs) c. Esperanto: renesanca (eo) Finnish: renessanssityylinen German: renaissancistisch (de)

Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu) Italian: rinascimentale (it) Slovene: renesančen m., renesančna f., renesančno n. Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

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Dutch

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Etymology

Borrowed from French.

Proper noun

Renaissance

1. (history) Renaissance

See also

• wedergeboorte

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German

Etymology

From French renaissance

Proper noun

Renaissance f.

1. Renaissance

Noun

Renaissance f. (genitive Renaissance, plural Renaissancen)

1. renaissance