Poznan

See also: poznan, Poznań, Poznaň, and poznán

English

Etymology

Anglicized form of Polish Poznań.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈpɒznæn/

Proper noun

Poznan

A city in west-central Poland

Alternative forms

Poznań
Posen (dated, German name)

Derived terms

do the Poznan

Translations

city in Poland

Arabic: بُوزْنَان f (buznan)
Armenian: Պոզնան (Poznan)
Belarusian: По́знань f (Póznanʹ)
Bulgarian: По́знан m (Póznan)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 波茲南／波兹南 (zh) (Bōzīnán)
Czech: Poznaň (cs) f
Farefare: Pɔznan
Finnish: Poznań (fi)
French: Poznań (fr) m
Georgian: პოზნანი (ṗoznani)
German: Posen (de) n, Poznań (de) n (rare, Polish spelling)
Greek: Πόζναν (el) n (Póznan)
Japanese: ポズナン (Pozunan), ポズナニ (Pozunani)
Kashubian: Pòznóń
Korean: 포즈난 (ko) (Pojeunan)
Latin: Posnania f, Poznania f
Lithuanian: Poznanė f
Macedonian: Познан f (Poznan)
Polish: Poznań (pl) m
Portuguese: Poznan f, Poznań f, Posen f, Posnânia f, Poznânia
Russian: По́знань (ru) f (Póznanʹ)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Познањ f

Roman: Poznanj f
Silesian: Poznańy
Slovak: Poznaň f
Slovene: Poznanj f
Spanish: Poznan (es)
Ukrainian: По́знань f (Póznanʹ)
Volapük: Posän (vo)
Yiddish: פּויזן (poyzn)

Portuguese

Alternative forms

Poznań

Etymology

Borrowed from Polish Poznań.

Proper noun

Poznan f

Poznan (a city in the Greater Poland, Poland)
Synonyms: Posen, Posnânia

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