Austro-Hungarian

English

Etymology

From Austro- +‎ Hungarian, after Austria-Hungary.

Adjective

Austro-Hungarian (not comparable)

1. (historical) Of, from or pertaining to Austria-Hungary.

Translations

of or pertaining to the monarchy composed of Austria and Hungary

• Belarusian: аўстро-венгерскі (aŭstró-vjenhjerski)
• Catalan: austrohongarès
• Czech: rakousko-uherský (cs)
• Danish: østrig-ungarsk
• Esperanto: aŭstra-hungara
• Finnish: itävaltaunkarilainen
• French: austro-hongrois (fr)
• Georgian: ავსტრო-უნგრული (avsṭro-ungruli), ავსტრიულ-უნგრული (avsṭriul-ungruli)
• German: österreich-ungarisch
• Greek: αυστρουγγρικός m (afstroungrikós)
• Hungarian: osztrák–magyar (hu)
• Irish: Ostra-Ungárach
• Macedonian: Австроунга́рија f (Avstroungárija)
• Polish: austrowęgierski m, austro-węgierski (pl) m
• Portuguese: austro-húngaro m
• Romanian: austro-ungar
• Russian: а́встро-венге́рский (ru) (ávstro-vengérskij)
• Spanish: austrohúngaro (es)
• Swedish: österrikisk-ungersk
• Ukrainian: а́встро-уго́рський (ávstro-uhórsʹkyj)

Noun

Austro-Hungarian (plural Austro-Hungarians)

1. (historical) A person from Austria-Hungary.

Translations

a person from Austria-Hungary

• Danish: østrig-ungarer c
• French: Austro-Hongrois (fr) m, Austro-Hongroise (fr) f
• Georgian: ავსტრო-უნგრელი (avsṭro-ungreli)
• Portuguese: austro-húngaro m
• Spanish: austrohúngaro (es) m

See also

• Austria
• Croatia
• Czech Republic
• Hungary
• Slovakia
• Slovenia