English
A map of Romania with Transylvania highlighted in yellow
Etymology
From trans- (“Latin trans, meaning across”) + sylvan (“Latin silvam, the accusative singular of silva, meaning forest”) + -ia (“meaning country, land”). (Meaning "region across the forest")
Pronunciation
Proper noun
Transylvania
- A region in western Romania.
Derived terms
Translations
Transylvania
- Arabic: تْرَانْسِيلْفَانِيَا f (transilfāniyā)
- Armenian: Տրանսիլվանիա (Transilvania), Առտիալ (Aṙtial), Առդեալ (Aṙdeal)
- Asturian: Transilvania f
- Belarusian: Трансільва́нія f (Transilʹvánija), Сямігра́дзе n (Sjamihrádzje)
- Breton: Treuzsilvania
- Bulgarian: Трансилва́ния f (Transilvánija)
- Catalan: Transsilvània f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 特蘭西瓦尼亞／特兰西瓦尼亚 (Tèlánxīwǎníyà), 特兰西瓦尼亚 (Tèlánxīwǎníyà)
- Czech: Sedmihradsko n, Transylvánie f
- Danish: Transsylvanien c
- Dutch: Transsylvanië n, Zevenburgen n
- Esperanto: Transilvanio
- Estonian: Transilvaania
- Finnish: Transilvania
- French: Transylvanie (fr) f
- Galician: Transilvania f
- German: Siebenbürgen (de) n
- Hebrew: טרנסילבניה f
- Hungarian: Erdély (hu)
- Icelandic: Transylvanía f
- Ido: Transilvania (io)
- Italian: Transilvania f
- Japanese: トランシルヴァニア (Toranshiruvania)
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- Korean: 트란실바니아 (teuransilbania)
- Latin: Transsilvania f
- Lithuanian: Transilvanija ?
- Malay: Transylvania
- Norwegian: Transilvania n
- Nynorsk: Transilvania n
- Persian: ترانسیلوانی (Trânsilvâni)
- Polish: Siedmiogród (pl) m, Transylwania (pl) f
- Portuguese: Transilvânia f
- Romanian: Transilvania (ro) f, Ardeal
- Cyrillic: Трансилваниа f (Transilvania), Ардял (Ardial)
- Russian: Трансильва́ния (ru) f (Transilʹvánija), Семигра́дье n (Semigrádʹje), Ардял m (Ardjal)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Трансилванија f
- Roman: Transilvanija f
- Sicilian: Transilvania f
- Slovak: Sedmohradsko n
- Slovene: Transilvánija f, Sedmograška f
- Spanish: Transilvania (es) f
- Swedish: Transsylvanien c
- Turkish: Erdel Beyliği
- Ukrainian: Трансильва́нія f (Transylʹvánija), Семиго́род m (Semyhórod)
- Walloon: Zivenbork
- Yiddish: טראַנסילוואַניע f (transilvanye)
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