Genoese

English

Etymology

Genoa +‎ -ese.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌd͡ʒɛnəʊˈiːz/

Noun

Genoese (plural Genoese)

1. An inhabitant or resident of Genoa.

Translations

an inhabitant or resident of Genoa

• Armenian: ջենովացի (ǰenovacʻi)
• Catalan: genovès (ca) m
• Czech: Janovan m
• Danish: genovesisk
• Dutch: Genuese (nl)
• Finnish: genovalainen (fi)
• French: Génois (fr) m
• Georgian: გენუელი (genueli)
• German: Genuese (de) ?, Genueser (de)
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• Italian: genovese (it) m or f
• Ligurian: zenéize m or f
• Portuguese: genovês (pt) m
• Romanian: genovez ?
• Russian: генуэзский (ru) m (genuezskij)
• Spanish: genovés (es) m
• Swedish: genuesare c, genues c
• Tagalog: Henobes

Proper noun

Genoese

1. The inhabitants of Genoa, collectively.
2. The dialect of Ligurian spoken in Genoa

Translations

inhabitants of Genoa

• Georgian: გენუელები (genuelebi)
• Ligurian: zenéixi m pl
• Portuguese: genovês (pt) m
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• Spanish: genovés (es) m
• Swedish: genuesare
• Tagalog: Henobes

Ligurian dialect spoken in Genoa

• Ligurian: zeneize
• Portuguese: genovês (pt) m
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• Spanish: genovés (es) m
• Swedish: genuesiska c

Adjective

Genoese (not comparable)

1. Of, from or relating to Genoa.

Synonyms

• Genovese

Translations

of, from or relating to Genoa

• Armenian: ջենովական (ǰenovakan)
• Catalan: genovès (ca)
• Czech: janovský
• Finnish: genovalainen (fi)
• French: génois (fr)
• Georgian: გენუური (genuuri)
• German: genuesisch (de)
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• Italian: genovese (it)
• Ligurian: zenéize
• Polish: genueński (pl)
• Portuguese: genovês (pt)
• Romanian: genovez
• Spanish: genovés (es)
• Swedish: genuesisk (sv)

Further reading

• “Genoese”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
• Genoese, Genovese, Genoan at Google Ngram Viewer