Sumatra

English

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Etymology

Mentioned in the 11th century in Sanskrit as Sumatra-bhumi "land of Sumatra", gradually replacing the earlier Svarna-dvīpa.

Proper noun

Sumatra

1. The largest island of Indonesia.

Derived terms

• Sumatran

Translations

the largest island of Indonesia

• Arabic: سومطرة (ar) (sumáTra) f
• Belarusian: Суматра (be) (Sumátra) f
• Bulgarian: Суматра (bg) (Sumátra) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 蘇門答臘 (cmn), 苏门答腊 (cmn) (Sūméndálà)

• Dutch: Sumatra (nl)
• Finnish: Sumatra (fi)
• French: Sumatra (fr) f
• German: Sumatra (de) n
• Greek: Σουμάτρα (el) (Soumátra)
• Hungarian: Szumátra (hu)
• Indonesian: Sumatra (id)
• Japanese: スマトラ (ja) (Sumatora)
• Javanese: Sumatra (jv)

• Khmer: សូម៉ាត្រា (km) (soomaatraa)
• Korean: 수마트라 (ko) (Sumateura)
• Macedonian: Суматра (mk) (Sumátra) f
• Malay: Sumatra (ms)
• Polish: Sumatra (pl) f
• Portuguese: Sumatra (pt), Samatra (pt)
• Russian: Суматра (ru) (Sumátra) f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Суматра (sh) f

  Roman: Sumatra (sh) f

• Spanish: Sumatra (es), Sumatera (es)
• Thai: เกาะสุมาตรา (th) (gòr-sùmâatdtraa)
• Turkish: Sumatra (tr)
• Ukrainian: Суматра (uk) (Sumátra) f

Anagrams

• traumas

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German

Wikipedia ^de

Proper noun

Sumatra n

1. Sumatra (island of Indonesia)

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Polish

Wikipedia ^pl

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Sumatra f

1. Sumatra (island of Indonesia)

Declension

    declension of Sumatra

	singular only
nominative	Sumatra
genitive	Sumatry
dative	Sumatrze
accusative	Sumatrę
instrumental	Sumatrą
locative	Sumatrze
vocative	Sumatro