Mont Blanc

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• UK: /ˌmɒ̃ ˈblɒ̃(k)/
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• US: /ˌmɔn ˈblɑnk/
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• US: /-ˈblɑŋk/
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Borrowed from French mont Blanc (literally “white mountain”), from mont (“mount”) + blanc (“white”). The dessert is named from its resemblance to the mountain.

59 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: Mont Blank — the highest mountain in Europe
• Amharic: ሞን ብላን (mon bəlan) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Arabic: مُونْ بْلَان (mūn blān) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Arabic: مون بلان (mōn blān) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Armenian: Մոնբլան (Monblan) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Azerbaijani: Monblan — the highest mountain in Europe
• Belarusian: Манбла́н (Manblán) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Bengali: মোঁ ব্লঁ (mō̃ blõ) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Bengali: মঁ ব্লঁ (mõ blõ) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Breton: Menez Gwenn — the highest mountain in Europe
• Bulgarian: Монбла́н (Monblán) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Chinese Cantonese: 白朗峰 (baak6 long5 fung1) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Chinese Mandarin: 勃朗峰 (Bólǎng fēng) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Esperanto: Blanka Monto — the highest mountain in Europe
• Esperanto: Blank-Monto — the highest mountain in Europe
• Estonian: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Finnish: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• French: mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• French: Mont-Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Georgian: მონბლანი (monblani) — the highest mountain in Europe
• German: Montblanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• German: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Greek: Λευκό Όρος (Lefkó Óros) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Hebrew: מוֹן בְּלָאן (Mon Blan) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Hungarian: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Icelandic: Hvítfjall — the highest mountain in Europe
• Ido: Blanka-Monto — the highest mountain in Europe
• Ido: Monto Blanka — the highest mountain in Europe
• Italian: Monte Bianco — the highest mountain in Europe
• Japanese: モンブラン (Monburan) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Khmer: ម៉ុង ប្លុង (mong plong) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Korean: 몽블랑 산 (Mongbeullang san) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Korean: 몬테비안코 산 (Montebianko san) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Latin: Rūpēs Alba — the highest mountain in Europe
• Latvian: Monblāns — the highest mountain in Europe
• Lithuanian: Monblanas — the highest mountain in Europe
• Lombard: Mont Bianch — the highest mountain in Europe
• Macedonian: Монбла́н (Monblán) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Marathi: माँ ब्लाँक (mŏ̃ blŏṅka) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Nepali: मोन्ट ब्लाङ्क (monṭa blāṅka) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Norman: Blianc Mont — the highest mountain in Europe
• Occitan: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Persian: مون بلان (mon blân) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Polish: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Portuguese: Monte Branco — the highest mountain in Europe
• Russian: Монбла́н (Monblán) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Serbo-Croatian: Монблан — the highest mountain in Europe
• Serbo-Croatian: Mont Blanc — the highest mountain in Europe
• Sicilian: Munti Jancu — the highest mountain in Europe
• Tamil: மோண்ட் பிளாங்க் (mōṇṭ piḷāṅk) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Tamil: மோன்தே பியாங்கோ (mōṉtē piyāṅkō) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Thai: มงบล็อง (mong-blɔng) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Thai: มอนเตเบียนโก (mɔɔn-dtee-biian-goo) — the highest mountain in Europe
• Uzbek: Monblan — the highest mountain in Europe
• Yiddish: מאָן בלאַנק — the highest mountain in Europe
• French: mont-blanc — chestnut purée dessert
• Italian: montblanc — chestnut purée dessert
• Italian: montebianco — chestnut purée dessert
• Japanese: モンブラン — chestnut purée dessert