Piedmontese

English

Etymology

From Piedmont +‎ -ese.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌpiːdmɒnˈtiːz/

Adjective

Piedmontese (not comparable)

1. Of, from or relating to Piedmont in northwest Italy.

Translations

of, from, or relating to Piedmont

• Catalan: piemontès (ca)
• Dutch: Piëmontees (nl)
• French: piémontais (fr)
• Galician: piemontés (gl)
• German: piemontesisch
• Interlingua: pedemontese
• Italian: piemontese (it)
• Norwegian: piemontesisk
• Piedmontese: piemontèis
• Polish: piemoncki (pl)
• Portuguese: piemontês (pt)
• Romanian: piemontez
• Russian: пьемо́нтский (ru) (pʹjemóntskij)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: пијѐмонтскӣ

  Latin: pijèmontskī (sh)

• Spanish: piamontés (es)
• Swedish: piemontesisk, piedmontesisk

Noun

Piedmontese (plural Piedmonteses or Piedmontese)

1. (uncountable) The inhabitants or residents of Piedmont.
2. (countable) A breed of double-muscled domestic cattle that originated in Piedmont, Italy.

Translations

inhabitants

• Catalan: piemontès (ca) m, piemontesa (ca) f
• Dutch: Piëmontees (nl) m, Piëmontese f
• Esperanto: piemontano (man or woman), piemontanino (woman)
• French: Piémontais (fr) m, Piémontaise (fr) f
• Galician: piemontés (gl) m, piemontesa f
• German: Piemonteser m, Piemonteserin f, Piemontese m, Piemontesin f
• Greek: Πιεμοντέζος m (Piemontézos), Πιεμοντέζα f (Piemontéza)
• Ido: Piemontano (io)
• Italian: piemontese (it) m or f
• Japanese: ピエモンテ人 (piemonte-jin)
• Piedmontese: piemontèis m, piemontèisa f
• Polish: Piemontczyk (pl) m, Piemontka (pl) f
• Portuguese: piemontês (pt) m, piemontesa f
• Romanian: piemontez m, piemonteză f
• Russian: пьемо́нтец (ru) m (pʹjemóntec), пьемо́нтка f (pʹjemóntka)
• Spanish: piamontés (es) m, piamontesa (es) f
• Swedish: piemontesare c, piedmontesare c, piemontesiska (sv) c (female), piedmontesiska (sv) c (female)

Proper noun

Piedmontese

1. A Gallo-Italic language spoken in Piedmont.

Synonyms

• Piemontese

Translations

language

• Breton: piemonteg
• Catalan: piemontès (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 皮埃蒙特語 / 皮埃蒙特语 (Pí'āiméngtèyǔ)

• Corsican: piemuntese (co) m, piemontese (co) m
• Dutch: Piëmontees (nl) n
• Finnish: piemonte (fi)
• French: piémontais (fr) m
• Galician: piemontés (gl) m
• Georgian: პიემონტური (ṗiemonṭuri), პიემონტური ენა (ṗiemonṭuri ena)
• German: Piemontesisch (de) n
• Greek: πιεμοντέζικα (el) n pl (piemontézika)
• Ido: Piemontana (io)
• Irish: please add this translation if you can
• Italian: piemontese (it) m
• Japanese: ピエモンテ語 (ja) (piemonte-go)
• Korean: 피에몬테어 (piemonteeo)
• Latin: lingua Pedemontana f
• Occitan: piemontés (oc) m
• Piedmontese: piemontèis m
• Polish: piemoncki (pl) m, język piemoncki m
• Portuguese: piemontês (pt) m
• Romanian: piemonteză f, limba piemonteză f
• Russian: пьемо́нтский (ru) m (pʹjemóntskij)
• Spanish: piamontés (es) m
• Swedish: piemontesiska (sv) c, piedmontesiska (sv) c
• Thai: ภาษาพีดมอนต์
• Turkish: Piyemontece
• Venetan: piemontexe (vec) m
• Welsh: Piemonteg
• West Frisian: Piëmonteesk n

See also

• Wiktionary’s coverage of Piedmontese terms

Further reading

• Ethnologue entry for Piedmontese, pms ⁠