Viennese

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• UK: /ˌviː.əˈniːz/
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• rhymes with -iːz
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• CMU ARPABET: V IY0 EH1 N IY2 S Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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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.

87 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: Weens — of or relating to Vienna
• Asturian: vienés — of or relating to Vienna
• Belarusian: ве́нскі (vjénski) — of or relating to Vienna
• Bulgarian: виенски (vienski) — of or relating to Vienna
• Catalan: vienès — of or relating to Vienna
• Czech: vídeňský — of or relating to Vienna
• Dutch: Weens — of or relating to Vienna
• Dutch: Wener — of or relating to Vienna
• Esperanto: viena — of or relating to Vienna
• French: viennois — of or relating to Vienna
• Galician: vienés — of or relating to Vienna
• German: Wiener — of or relating to Vienna
• German: wienerisch — of or relating to Vienna
• German: wienisch — of or relating to Vienna
• Greek: βιεννέζικος (viennézikos) — of or relating to Vienna
• Hungarian: bécsi — of or relating to Vienna
• Italian: viennese — of or relating to Vienna
• Latin: Vindobonēnsis — of or relating to Vienna
• Latin: vindobonēnsis — of or relating to Vienna
• Macedonian: виенски (vienski) — of or relating to Vienna
• Manx: Veenagh — of or relating to Vienna
• Occitan: vienés — of or relating to Vienna
• Pannonian Rusyn: бечски (bečski) — of or relating to Vienna
• Pannonian Rusyn: бейчски (bejčski) — of or relating to Vienna
• Polish: wiedeński — of or relating to Vienna
• Portuguese: vienense — of or relating to Vienna
• Russian: ве́нский (vénskij) — of or relating to Vienna
• Slovak: viedenský — of or relating to Vienna
• Slovene: dunajski — of or relating to Vienna
• Spanish: vienés — of or relating to Vienna
• Swedish: wiensk — of or relating to Vienna
• Turkish: Viyana — of or relating to Vienna
• Ukrainian: ві́денський (vídensʹkyj) — of or relating to Vienna
• Afrikaans: Wener — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Bulgarian: виенчанин (vienčanin) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Carpathian Rusyn: відня́н (vidnján) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Carpathian Rusyn: відня́нка (vidnjánka) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Catalan: vienès — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Catalan: vienesa — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Corsican: viennese — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Czech: Vídeňan — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Danish: wiener — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Dutch: Wener — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Dutch: Weense — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Dutch: Wenerin — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Esperanto: vienano — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Esperanto: vienanino — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Finnish: wieniläinen — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Finnish: wienitär — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• French: Viennois — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• French: Viennoise — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Galician: vienés — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Galician: vienesa — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Georgian: ვენელი (veneli) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• German: Wiener — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• German: Wienerin — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Greek: Βιεννέζος (Viennézos) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Greek: Βιεννέζα (Viennéza) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Greek: Βιενέζος (Vienézos) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Greek: Βιενέζα (Vienéza) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Hungarian: bécsi — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Italian: viennese — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Latin: Vindobonēnsis — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Latin: vindobonēnsis — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Manx: Veenagh — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Occitan: vienés — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Occitan: vienesa — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Pannonian Rusyn: Бечан (Bečan) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Pannonian Rusyn: Бечанка (Bečanka) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Polish: wiedeńczyk — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Polish: wiedenka — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Portuguese: vienense — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Russian: жи́тель Ве́ны (žítelʹ Vény) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Russian: жи́тельница Ве́ны (žítelʹnica Vény) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Russian: ве́нец (vénec) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Russian: ве́нка (vénka) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Serbo-Croatian: Bečanin — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Serbo-Croatian: Bečanka — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Serbo-Croatian: Бечанка — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Serbo-Croatian: Бечанин — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Spanish: vienés — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Spanish: vienesa — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Swedish: wienare — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Swedish: wienska — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Turkish: Viyanalı — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Ukrainian: ві́денець (vídenecʹ) — native or inhabitant of Vienna
• Ukrainian: ві́денка (vídenka) — native or inhabitant of Vienna