Etymology
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From Latin Sardiniānus.
Proper noun
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Sardinian
- A Romance language spoken in the Italian region of Sardinia.
Synonyms
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language
- Arabic: سَرْدِينِيَة f (sardīniya)
- Armenian: սարդիներեն (hy) (sardineren)
- Basque: sardiniera
- Catalan: sard (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 薩丁尼亞語／萨丁尼亚语 (Sàdīngníyà yǔ)
- Corsican: sardu (co) m
- Czech: sardština f, sardinština (cs) f
- Danish: sardisk n
- Dutch: Sardisch (nl) n, Sardinisch (nl) n, (rare) Sardijns (nl) n
- Finnish: sardi (fi)
- French: sarde (fr) m
- Galician: sardo (gl)
- Georgian: სარდინიული (sardiniuli), სარდინიული ენა (sardiniuli ena)
- German: Sardisch (de) n
- Greek: σαρδηνιακά (el) n pl (sardiniaká), σαρδηνιακή γλώσσα f (sardiniakí glóssa)
- Haitian Creole: sàd m
- Hungarian: szárd (hu), szárd nyelv
- Icelandic: sardínska
- Irish: an tSairdínis f
- Italian: sardo (it) m
- Japanese: サルデーニャ語 (ja) (Sarudēnya-go), サルディーニャ語 (Sarudīnya-go)
- Korean: 사르데냐어 (sareudenya'eo)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: sardînî (ku) f
- Latin: Sarda f, lingua Sarda f
- Limburgish: sardiens
- Norwegian: sardisk (no) m or n
- Occitan: sarde m, sard (oc) m
- Polish: sardyński (pl) m, język sardyński m
- Portuguese: sardo (pt) m, sardenho (pt) m
- Romanian: sardă (ro) f, limba sardă f
- Russian: сарди́нский (ru) m (sardínskij), сарди́нский язы́к m (sardínskij jazýk)
- Sardinian: sardu m
- Sicilian: sardu (scn) m
- Slovak: sardínčina f
- Spanish: sardo (es) m
- Swedish: sardiska (sv) c
- Turkish: Sarduca (tr)
- Venetian: sardegnoło m
- Volapük: Sardineänapük
- Walloon: sarde (wa) m, sardignwès m
- West Frisian: Sardynsk n, Sardysk n
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See also
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Adjective
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Sardinian (not comparable)
- Of or relating to Sardinia or its people or culture.
Derived terms
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Sardinian (plural Sardinians)
- A person from Sardinia.
Translations
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person from Sardinia
- Catalan: sard (ca) m, sarda (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 薩丁尼亞人／萨丁尼亚人 (Sàdīngníyà rén), 薩丁人／萨丁人 (Sàdīng rén)
- Czech: Sardiňan m
- Danish: sarder c, sardinier c
- Dutch: Sardijn m
- Esperanto: sardo (man or woman), sardino (woman)
- Finnish: sardinialainen (fi)
- French: Sarde (fr) m or f, (less frequent) Sardaignois m, Sardaignoise f
- Galician: sardo (gl)
- Georgian: სარდინიელი (sardinieli)
- German: Sarde (de) m, Sardin (de) f, Sardinier (de) m, Sardinierin (de) f
- Hungarian: szardíniai (hu), szárd (hu)
- Ido: Sardiniano (io)
- Italian: sardo (it) m, sarda (it) f
- Japanese: サルデーニャ人 (Sarudēnya-jin)
- Latin: Sardus m, Sarda f
- Norman: Sardaingnien m (Jersey)
- Polish: Sardyńczyk (pl) m, Sardynka (pl) f
- Portuguese: sardo (pt) m, sardenho (pt) m, sarda (pt) f, sardenha (pt) f
- Sardinian: Sardu m, Sarda f
- Sicilian: sardu (scn) m, sarda (scn) f
- Spanish: sardo (es) m, sarda (es) f
- Swedish: sard (sv) c, sardinare c
- Volapük: Sardineänan (vo)
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Further reading
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, a macrolanguage including: