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Den sentralafrikanske republikk

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Norwegian Bokmål

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The flag of the Central African Republic.
The Central African Republic in Africa.
A shopping district in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic.

Etymology

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From Den (the) + sentralafrikanske (Central African) + republikk (republic), literally “the Central African republic”. According to NAOB, sentralafrikansk (Central African) is modelled on English Central African; compare the country's official French name République centrafricaine (Central African Republic).

Parallel formations include Swedish Centralafrikanska republiken, German Zentralafrikanische Republik, Dutch Centraal-Afrikaanse Republiek and English Central African Republic.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /den ²sɛnˈtrɑːl.af.rɪˌkɑːn.skə ¹re.pʉˈblɪkː/, [den sɛnˈtɾɑ̂ːl.af.ɾɪˌkɑːn.skə ɾe.pʉˈblɪ̀kː]
  • Rhymes: -ɪkː
  • Hyphenation: Den‧sen‧tral‧af‧ri‧kans‧ke‧re‧pub‧likk

Proper noun

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Den sentralafrikanske republikk

  1. Central African Republic; a country in Africa, a landlocked country in Central Africa, with Bangui as its capital and largest city.
    Fransk og sango er offisielle språk i Den sentralafrikanske republikk.French and Sango are official languages in the Central African Republic.
    • 2026 June 25, Tomas Alfred Røen and Nils Petter Thuesen, “Den sentralafrikanske republikk”, in Store norske leksikon:
      Den sentralafrikanske republikk er en republikk som ligger omtrent midt i Afrika.
      The Central African Republic is a republic located roughly in the middle of Africa.

Usage notes

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  • The Norwegian Bokmål short name and official name are both Den sentralafrikanske republikk.
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See also

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