Apennines

English

Etymology

From Latin Ā̆pennīnus.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈæpənaɪnz/
• Hyphenation: Ap‧en‧nines

Proper noun

the Apennines pl (plural only)

1. A mountain range in Italy, stretching 1,200 km from the north to the south of the country, along its east coast, traversing the entire Apennine Peninsula, and often called the "spine of Italy".

Synonyms

• Apennine Mountains

Translations

mountain range

• Arabic: اَلْأَبِينِينِي m (al-ʔabininī)
• Armenian: Ապենիններ (hy) pl (Apeninner)
• Catalan: Apenins m pl
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 亞平寧山脈／亚平宁山脉 (zh) (Yàpíngníng shānmài)

• Czech: Apeniny (cs)
• Danish: Appenninerne pl
• Dutch: Apennijnen pl
• Emilian: Apenén m pl
• Finnish: Apenniinit (fi)
• French: Apennins (fr) pl, Apennin (fr) m
• Galician: Apeninos m pl
• German: Apennin (de) m, Apenninen (de) pl
• Greek: Απέννινα (el) n pl (Apénnina)

  Ancient: Ἀπέννινος f (Apénninos)

• Hungarian: Appenninek (hu)
• Italian: Appennini (it) m pl
• Japanese: アペニン山脈 (Apenin-sanmyaku)
• Korean: 아펜니노 산맥 (Apennino sanmaek)
• Latin: Appennīnī m pl, Ā̆pennīnus m
• Macedonian: Апени́ни pl (Apeníni)
• Maltese: Apennini
• Portuguese: Apeninos m pl
• Russian: Апенни́ны (ru) pl (Apenníny)
• Slovak: Apeniny f pl
• Spanish: Apeninos (es) m pl
• Swedish: Apenninerna pl
• Turkish: Apeninler (tr)

Further reading

• Apennines on Wikipedia.Wikipedia