Genoese

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• UK: /ˌd͡ʒɛnəʊˈiːz/
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• General-American: /ˌd͡ʒɛnoʊˈiz/
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• CMU ARPABET: JH EH1 N OW0 S Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Latin Genuabor. Latin Genua Italian Genovader. English Genoa 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 Genoese From Genoa + -ese.

47 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: ջենովական (ǰenovakan) — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Catalan: genovès — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Czech: janovský — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Finnish: genovalainen — of, from or relating to Genoa
• French: génois — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Galician: xenovés — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Georgian: გენუური (genuuri) — of, from or relating to Genoa
• German: genuesisch — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Italian: genovese — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Ligurian: zenéize — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Polish: genueński — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Portuguese: genovês — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Romanian: genovez — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Spanish: genovés — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Swedish: genuesisk — of, from or relating to Genoa
• Georgian: გენუელები (genuelebi) — inhabitants of Genoa
• Ligurian: zenéixi — inhabitants of Genoa
• Portuguese: genovês — inhabitants of Genoa
• Spanish: genovés — inhabitants of Genoa
• Swedish: genuesare — inhabitants of Genoa
• Tagalog: Henobes — inhabitants of Genoa
• Ligurian: zeneize — Ligurian dialect spoken in Genoa
• Portuguese: genovês — Ligurian dialect spoken in Genoa
• Spanish: genovés — Ligurian dialect spoken in Genoa
• Swedish: genuesiska — Ligurian dialect spoken in Genoa
• Abkhaz: агьемуа (agjemwa) — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Armenian: ջենովացի (ǰenovacʻi) — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Catalan: genovès — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Czech: Janovan — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Danish: genovesisk — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Dutch: Genuese — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Finnish: genovalainen — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• French: Génois — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Galician: xenovés — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Georgian: გენუელი (genueli) — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• German: Genuese — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• German: Genuesin — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Italian: genovese — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Ligurian: zenéize — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Portuguese: genovês — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Romanian: genovez — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Russian: генуэзский (genuezskij) — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Sicilian: ginuvisi — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Spanish: genovés — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Swedish: genuesare — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Swedish: genues — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa
• Tagalog: Henobes — an inhabitant or resident of Genoa