Renaissance

See also: renaissance

§English

Wikipedia

§Etymology

Borrowing from French

§Pronunciation

• (Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /rəˈneɪsəns/
• (US) IPA^(key): /ˈrɛnəˌsɑːns/, /ˈrɛnəˌzɑːns/

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§Proper noun

Renaissance

1. The 14th century revival of classical art, architecture, literature and learning that originated in Italy and spread throughout Europe over the following two centuries.
2. The period of this revival; the transition from medieval to modern times.
3. Any similar artistic or intellectual revival.

§Translations

14th century revival

• Arabic: نهضة f (náhDa), عصر النهضة m (3aSr al-náhDa)
• Armenian: Վերածնունդ (Veracnund)
• Azeri: Renesans
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 文藝復興 (zh), 文艺复兴 (zh) (Wényì Fùxīng)

• Czech: renesance (cs) f
• Esperanto: Renesanco
• Finnish: renessanssi (fi)
• French: Renaissance (fr) f
• Georgian: რენესანსი (renesansi), აღორძინება (aḡorjineba)
• German: Renaissance (de) f
• Greek: Αναγέννηση (el) f (Anagénnisi)
• Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)
• Irish: Áthbhreithniú m, An Athbheochan f
• Italian: Rinascimento m
• Japanese: 文芸復興 (ぶんげいふっこう, bungeifukkō), 　ルネサンス (ja) (runesansu), ルネッサンス (ja) (runessansu)

• Jèrriais: R'naîssance f
• Korean: 르네상스 (ko) (reunesangseu), 문예부흥 (ko) (munyebuheung) (文藝復興 (ko))
• Lao: ຍຸກຟື້ນຟູສິນລະປະ (nyuk fư̄n fū sin la pa)
• Macedonian: ренесанса f (renesánsa), преродба f (prérodba)
• Maltese: Rinaxximent
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: renessansen m

  Nynorsk: renessansen m

• Persian: رنسانس (fa) (ronesâns)
• Portuguese: Renascença (pt) f
• Romanian: Renaștere f, Renașterea
• Russian: Ренессанс m (Rɛnɛsáns), Возрождение (ru) n (Vozroždénije), эпоха Возрождения f (epóxa Vozroždénija)
• Slovene: renesansa (sl) f
• Spanish: Renacimiento m
• Turkish: Rönesans (tr)
• Vietnamese: Thời Phục Hưng

the period

• Afrikaans: renaissance
• Arabic: عصر النهضة m (3aSr al-náhDa), النهضة f (al-náhDa)
• Armenian: Վերածնունդ (Veracnund)
• Azeri: İntibah dövrü, Renesans
• Czech: renesance (cs) f
• Finnish: renessanssi (fi), renessanssiaika
• Georgian: რენესანსის ხანა (renesansis xana), რენესანსის პერიოდი (renesansis periodi), რენესანსის ეპოქა (renesansis epok’a)
• German: Renaissance (de) f
• Greek: Αναγέννηση (el) f (Anagénnisi)
• Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)
• Irish: An Athbheochan f
• Italian: Rinascimento m

• Japanese: ルネサンス (ja) (runesansu), ルネッサンス (ja) (runessansu)
• Macedonian: ренесанса f (renesánsa), преродба f (prérodba)
• Maltese: Rinaxximent
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: renessansen m

  Nynorsk: renessansen m

• Portuguese: Renascença (pt) f
• Russian: эпоха Возрождения f (epóxa Vozroždénija)
• Slovene: renesansa (sl) f
• Sotho: tsoseletso
• Spanish: renacimiento (es) m
• Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

any similar revival

• Afrikaans: hergeboorte
• Armenian: վերածնունդ (veracnund)
• Azeri: Renesans
• Czech: renesance (cs) f, obrození n
• Finnish: renessanssi (fi)
• French: renaissance (fr) f
• German: Renaissance (de) f, Wiedergeburt (de) f
• Greek: αναγέννηση (el) f (anagénnisi)
• Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)

• Italian: rinascimento (it) m, rinascenza f
• Macedonian: преродба f (prérodba)
• Portuguese: renascença (pt) f
• Russian: возрождение (ru) n (vozroždénije)
• Scottish Gaelic: ath-bheothachadh m
• Slovene: renesansa (sl) f
• Sotho: tsoseletso
• Spanish: renacimiento (es) m
• Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

§Adjective

Renaissance (not comparable)

1. Of, or relating to the Renaissance.
2. Of, or relating to the style of art or architecture of the Renaissance.

§Translations

relating to the Renaissance

• Azeri: Renesans
• Czech: renesanční
• Esperanto: renesanca
• Finnish: renessanssi-, renessanssin
• German: renaissancistisch (de)
• Greek: αναγεννησιακός (el) m (anagennisiakós)
• Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)

• Italian: rinascimentale (it)
• Macedonian: ренесансен (renesánsen)
• Maltese: rinaxximentali
• Polish: renesansowy (pl)
• Portuguese: renascentista (pt)
• Slovene: renesančen
• Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

relating to the style of the Renaissance

• Azeri: Renesans
• Czech: renesanční
• Esperanto: renesanca
• Finnish: renessanssityylinen
• German: renaissancistisch (de)
• Greek: αναγεννησιακός (el) m (anagennisiakós)

• Hungarian: reneszánsz (hu)
• Italian: rinascimentale (it)
• Macedonian: ренесансен (renesánsen)
• Portuguese: renascentista (pt)
• Slovene: renesančen
• Turkish: Rönesans (tr)

§Anagrams

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§Dutch

Wikipedia ^nl

§Etymology

Borrowing from French

§Proper noun

Renaissance ?

1. (historical) Renaissance

§See also

• wedergeboorte

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§German

§Etymology

Borrowing from French

§Proper noun

Renaissance f

1. Renaissance

§Noun

Renaissance f (genitive Renaissance, plural Renaissancen)

1. renaissance

§External links

• Renaissance in Duden online