Lucerne

See also: lucerne

English

Etymology

Named after Leodegar, Burgundian bishop of Autun.

Proper noun

Lucerne

1. A canton of Switzerland.
2. A city in Switzerland, the capital of the canton of Lucerne.

Translations

canton

• French: Canton de Lucerne
• German: Kanton Luzern
• Italian: Canton Lucerna
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• Romansch: Lucerna f
• Spanish: Cantón Lucerna

city

• Albanian: Luzern m
• Armenian: Լյուցեռն (hy) (Lyucʻeṙn)
• Basque: Luzerna
• Belarusian: Люцэрн m (Ljucern)
• Breton: Luzern m
• Bulgarian: Люцѐрн m (Ljucèrn)
• Catalan: Lucerna f
• Chechen: Люце́рн (Ljucérn)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 卢塞恩 (zh) (Lúsaìēn)

• Chuvash: Люце́рн (Ljutsérn)
• Czech: Lucern
• Dutch: Luzern n
• Esperanto: Lucerno
• Finnish: Luzern
• French: Lucerne (fr) f
• Galician: Lucerna f
• Georgian: ლუცერნი (lucerni)
• German: Luzern (de) n

  Alemannic German: Lozärn n

• Greek: Λουκέρνη n (Loukérni)
• Icelandic: Luzern
• Italian: Lucerna f
• Japanese: ルツェルン (Rutserun)
• Kazakh: Люцерн (Lüsern)
• Korean: 루체른 (ruchereun)
• Latin: Lucerna f, Lucernae f
• Latvian: Lucerna f
• Limburgish: Luzern n
• Lithuanian: Liucerna f
• Lombard: Lüzerna f
• Low German:

  German Low German: Luzern n

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• Luxembourgish: Luzern n
• Marathi: लुत्सर्न (lutsarna)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Luzern

  Nynorsk: Luzern

• Occitan: Lucèrna f
• Ossetian: Люцерн (Ljucern)
• Piedmontese: Luserna f
• Polish: Lucerna (pl) f
• Portuguese: Lucerna f
• Romansch: Lucerna f
• Russian: Люце́рн m (Ljucérn)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Луцерн m

  Roman: Lucern m

• Sicilian: Lucerna f
• Silesian: Luzern n
• Slovak: Luzern
• Slovene: Luzern
• Spanish: Lucerna (es) f
• Swedish: Luzern
• Tamil: லூசெர்ன் (lūcerṉ)
• Tatar: Люцерн (Lyutsern)
• Thai: ลูเซิร์น (loo sern)
• Tibetan: ལུ་ཛེར་ན། (lu dzer na)
• Ukrainian: Люце́рн m (Ljucérn)
• Uzbek:

  Cyrillic: Люцерн

  Roman: Luzern

• Venetian: Łuxerna f
• Yiddish: לוצערן (lutsern)

See also

• Luzerne