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Viennese en · ADJ
Pronunciation
- /ˌviː.əˈniːz/ (UK)
- (Southern-England) audio
Etymology
Etymology tree
English Vienna
Proto-Indo-European *-iskos
Proto-Germanic *-iskaz
Proto-West Germanic *-iskbor.
Late Latin -iscus
▲
Vulgar Latin -iscus
Latin -ēnsis
Old French -eisbor.
Middle English -eys
English -ese
English Viennese
From Vienna + -ese.
Meanings
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Of or relating to Vienna (the capital of Austria).
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Of or relating to Vienna (now Vienne, Isère, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France)
"The blessed Martha also, with her companions, announced to the people of Avignon and Arles the glad tidings of the Lord and Saviour, and in the towns and villages about the Rhone and in the Viennese province.
1898, The Lives of the Saints, pages 620–621:The Viennese diocese is part of the Prefecture of Gaul (which also includes the dioceses of Gaul, Spain, and Britain), which has its seat in Augusta Trevirorum (Trier in Germany).
2022, Natale Barca, Roman Aquileia, page 144:The council at first decided against the pretensions of Arles, but finally compromised by dividing the Viennese province into two parts, of which the southern was to depend on Arles.
1923, John Bagnell Bury, History of the Later Roman Empire, page 363:
Forms
Deriveds
Viennese trichord · Viennese waltz · Viennese sausage · Viennese oyster · Viennese cutlet · Viennese horn · Vienneseness · Viennese nougat
Translations (33)
rsk бейчски (of or relating to Vienna) · tr Viyana (of or relating to Vienna) · gl vienés (of or relating to Vienna) · ru ве́нский (of or relating to Vienna) · eo viena (of or relating to Vienna) · de wienerisch (of or relating to Vienna) · el βιεννέζικος (of or relating to Vienna) · rsk бечски (of or relating to Vienna) · pt vienense (of or relating to Vienna) · ast vienés (of or relating to Vienna) · bg виенски (of or relating to Vienna) · mk виенски (of or relating to Vienna) · pl wiedeński (of or relating to Vienna) · fr viennois (of or relating to Vienna) · be ве́нскі (of or relating to Vienna) · la Vindobonēnsis (of or relating to Vienna) · cs vídeňský (of or relating to Vienna) · nl Weens (of or relating to Vienna) · de wienisch (of or relating to Vienna) · sv wiensk (of or relating to Vienna) · uk ві́денський (of or relating to Vienna) · sl dunajski (of or relating to Vienna) · it viennese (of or relating to Vienna) · gv Veenagh (of or relating to Vienna) · es vienés (of or relating to Vienna) · sk viedenský (of or relating to Vienna) · de Wiener (of or relating to Vienna) · ca vienès (of or relating to Vienna) · hu bécsi (of or relating to Vienna) · oc vienés (of or relating to Vienna) · af Weens (of or relating to Vienna) · nl Wener (of or relating to Vienna) · la vindobonēnsis (of or relating to Vienna)
Viennese en · NOUN
Pronunciation
- /ˌviː.əˈniːz/ (UK)
- (Southern-England) audio
Etymology
Etymology tree
English Vienna
Proto-Indo-European *-iskos
Proto-Germanic *-iskaz
Proto-West Germanic *-iskbor.
Late Latin -iscus
▲
Vulgar Latin -iscus
Latin -ēnsis
Old French -eisbor.
Middle English -eys
English -ese
English Viennese
From Vienna + -ese.
Meanings
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A native or inhabitant of Vienna (the capital of Austria).
For quotations using this term, see Citations:Viennese.
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A native or inhabitant of Vienna (now Vienne, Isère, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France)
According to Tacitus, Hist. i. 65., the colonists of Lugdunum (see below) regarded the Viennese as less genuine Romans than themselves.
1856, The History of the Romans Under the Empire, page 89:
Forms
Translations (54)
rsk Бечан (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · el Βιενέζα (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · fr Viennois (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · nl Wenerin (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · el Βιεννέζα (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sh Bečanka (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · pl wiedeńczyk (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · bg виенчанин (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · tr Viyanalı (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ru ве́нка (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · pt vienense (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · rue відня́нка (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · nl Weense (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · da wiener (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ka ვენელი (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · el Βιεννέζος (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ru ве́нец (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · es vienés (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · af Wener (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · rue відня́н (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · de Wiener (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sv wienare (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · cs Vídeňan (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · de Wienerin (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · es vienesa (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · fr Viennoise (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · uk ві́денець (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · uk ві́денка (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · gl vienesa (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · oc vienesa (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · eo vienanino (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · nl Wener (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · fi wienitär (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · pl wiedenka (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · gl vienés (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · la Vindobonēnsis (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · eo vienano (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ru жи́тельница Ве́ны (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sh Бечанка (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · el Βιενέζος (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sh Bečanin (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · rsk Бечанка (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · fi wieniläinen (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · la vindobonēnsis (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · hu bécsi (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sh Бечанин (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ru жи́тель Ве́ны (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · sv wienska (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · oc vienés (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · it viennese (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ca vienesa (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · ca vienès (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · co viennese (native or inhabitant of Vienna) · gv Veenagh (native or inhabitant of Vienna)