municipality

English

Etymology

From French municipalité (Edmund Burke).

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /ˈmjʊu.nɪs.ɪ.pæl.It.ɪi/ SAMPA: /"mju:.nIs.I.p{l.It.Ii/

Noun

Wikipedia municipality (plural municipalities)

1. A district with a government that typically encloses no other governed districts; a borough, city, or incorporated town or village.

Related terms

• municipal

Translations

a district with a government that typically encloses no other governed distrcits

Arabic: بلدية (ar) (baladiyya) f. Azeri: bələdiyyə (az) Basque: udalerri (eu) Catalan: municipi (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 直轄市 (cmn), 直辖市 (cmn) (zhíxiáshì) Croatian: ȍpćina (hr) f. Czech: obec (cs) f. Danish: kommune c. Dutch: gemeente (nl) Faroese: kommuna (fo) f. Finnish: kunta (fi) German: Gemeinde (de) f., Munizipalität (de) f. Icelandic: sveitarfélag (is) Japanese: 自治体 (ja) (jichitai)

Kurdish: Sorani: شاره‌وانی (ku) (shArawAni) Luxembourgish: Gemeng (lb) f., Municipalitéit (lb) f. Norwegian: Bokmål: kommune (nb) m. Nynorsk: kommune (nn) m. Polish: gmina (pl) f. Portuguese: município (pt) m., comuna (pt) f. Romanian: municipalitate (ro) f. Russian: муниципалите́т (ru) (munitsipalitét) m. Spanish: municipio (es) Swahili: manispaa (sw) Swedish: kommun (sv) c.

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Icelandic: Sveitarfélag