Mantua

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• /ˈmæn.t(j)u.ə/ in Italy
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• /ˈmæn.t͡ʃu.ə/ in Italy
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• /ˈmæn.ə.weɪ/ village in Ohio or Utah
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From Latin Mantua.

From French manteau, perhaps by confusion with Mantua in Italy.

31 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: Màntua — province
• Corsican: Mantova — province
• Corsican: Mantuva — province
• Dutch: Mantua — province
• French: Mantoue — province
• Italian: Mantova — province
• Lombard: Mantua — province
• Lombard: Mantoa — province
• Polish: Mantua — province
• Portuguese: Mântua — province
• Russian: Ма́нтуя (Mántuja) — province
• Arabic: مانتوفا (māntūfā) — city
• Catalan: Màntua — city
• Corsican: Mantova — city
• Corsican: Mantuva — city
• Czech: Mantova — city
• Dutch: Mantua — city
• French: Mantoue — city
• Greek: Μάντουα (Mántoua) — city
• Greek: Μάντοβα (Mántova) — city
• Hebrew: מנטובה — city
• Italian: Mantova — city
• Latin: Mantua — city
• Lombard: Mantua — city
• Lombard: Mantoa — city
• Occitan: Màntoa — city
• Polish: Mantua — city
• Portuguese: Mântua — city
• Russian: Ма́нтуя (Mántuja) — city
• Sicilian: Màntuva — city
• Spanish: Mantua — city