Apulian

English

Etymology

Apulia +‎ -n

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /əˈpuːliːən/

Adjective

Apulian (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to Apulia.

Translations

of or pertaining to Apulia

Catalan: pullès
Finnish: apulia lainen
French: apulien (fr)
German: apulisch (de)
Greek: απουλικός (apoulikós)
Italian: pugliese (it)
Polish: apulijski (pl)
Portuguese: apuliano, apuliense
Russian: апули́йский (ru) (apulíjskij)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: апулскӣ

Roman: apulskī
Sicilian: pugghisi
Spanish: pullés (es)

Noun

Apulian (plural Apulians)

An inhabitant or a resident of Apulia.

Translations

resident of Apulia

Catalan: pullès m, pullesa f
Finnish: apulia lainen
French: Apulien (fr) m, Apulienne f
German: Apulier m, Apulierin f
Greek: Άπουλος m (Ápoulos), Απουλίδα f (Apoulída)
Italian: pugliese (it) m or f
Latin: Apuliēnsis m or f
Polish: Apulijczyk (pl) m, Apulijka (pl) f
Portuguese: apuliano m, apuliana f, apuliense m or f
Russian: апули́ец (ru) m (apulíjec), апули́йка f (apulíjka)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Апу́љанин m, Апу́ља̄нка f

Roman: Apúljanin (sh) m, Apúljānka f
Sicilian: pugghisi m or f
Spanish: pullés (es) m, pullesa f

Anagrams

Naipaul, Paulian, Paulina

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