Aragonese

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Etymology

From Aragon +‎ -ese

Adjective

Aragonese (not comparable)

1. Of, from, or pertaining to Aragon, the Aragonese people or the Aragonese language.

Translations

from Aragon

• Aragonese: aragonés (an)
• Basque: aragoar (eu)
• Catalan: aragonès (m.) aragonesa (f.)
• Chinese: 阿拉贡的 (ālāgòng de)
• Czech: aragonský (cs) m
• Dutch: Aragonees (nl)
• French: aragonais (fr) m, aragonaise (fr) f

• Galician: aragonés (gl) m
• German: aragonisch
• Italian: aragonese (it)
• Japanese: (adn.) アラゴンの (ja) (Aragonno)
• Polish: aragoński (pl) m
• Portuguese: aragonês (pt) m
• Spanish: aragonés (es)

Noun

Aragonese (plural Aragonese)

1. A person from Aragon.

Translations

a person

• Aragonese: aragonés (an) m, aragonesa (an) f
• Basque: aragoar (eu)
• Catalan: aragonès m, aragonesa f
• Chinese: 阿拉贡人 (ālāgòng rén)
• Czech: Aragonec (cs) m
• Dutch: Aragonees, m Aragonese f

• French: Aragonais (fr) m, Aragonaise (fr) f
• Galician: aragonés (gl) m
• German: Aragonesisch (de)
• Italian: aragonese (it)
• Japanese: アラゴン人 (ja) (Aragon-jin)
• Portuguese: aragonês (pt) m
• Spanish: aragonés (es) m, aragonesa (es) f

Proper noun

Aragonese

1. The language of Aragon, nowadays only spoken as a mother tongue by a few thousand people in some valleys of the Pyrenees.
2. The Spanish language spoken in Aragon when influenced by Aragonese traits.

Translations

the language of Aragon

• Aragonese: aragonés (an)
• Basque: aragoiera (eu)
• Catalan: aragonès
• Chinese: 阿拉贡语 (ālāgòng yǔ)
• Czech: aragonština (cs) f
• Danish: aragonisk (da)
• Dutch: Aragonees (nl)

• French: aragonais (fr) m
• Galician: aragonés (gl) m
• German: Aragonesisch (de)
• Italian: aragonese (it)
• Japanese: アラゴン語 (ja) (Aragon-go)
• Portuguese: aragonês (pt) m
• Serbo-Croatian: aragonski (sh)
• Spanish: aragonés (es)

See also

• Wiktionary's coverage of Aragonese terms
• Aragonese language on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Aragonese language
• Aragonese edition of Wiktionary
• ISO 639-1 code an, ISO 639-3 code arg
• Ethnologue entry for Aragonese, an