Nassau

English

Etymology

Named after Nassau, Germany and ultimately from (deprecated template usage) [etyl] German nass (“wet”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈnæsɔː/

Proper noun

Nassau

1. The capital of the Bahamas.

Derived terms

• Nassau County
• Nassuvian

Translations

capital of the Bahamas

• Arabic: نَاسَاو m (nasāw)
• Armenian: Նասաու (Nasau)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 拿騷／拿骚 (zh) (Násāo), 拿骚 (zh) (Násāo)

• Danish: Nassau
• Dutch: Nassau (nl)
• Finnish: Nassau
• French: Nassau (fr)
• Galician: Nassau (gl)
• Georgian: ნასაუ (nasau)
• German: Nassau (de)
• Greek: Νασσάου (Nassáou)
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• Hebrew: נסאו
• Hindi: नासाओ (nāsāo)
• Hungarian: Nassau (hu)
• Italian: Nassau f
• Japanese: ナッソー (Nassō)
• Korean: 나소 (Naso)
• Maltese: Nassaw
• Portuguese: Nassau (pt)
• Russian: На́ссау (ru) m (Nássau), Насса́у (ru) m (Nassáu), На́ссо (ru) m (Násso)
• Spanish: Nassau (es)
• Thai: นัสซอ (nátsaaw)

Anagrams

• Assuan, saunas

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Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from German Nassau.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /na.ˈsaw/

Proper noun

Nassau f

1. Nassau (a city in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
2. Nassau (the capital city of the Bahamas)

Proper noun

Nassau m (plural Nassau or Nassaus)

1. any member of the House of Nassau