Swabia

English

Alternative forms

• Suabia,Svabia(dated)

Etymology

FromLatinSuābia,earlierSuēbia,from theSuēbī,ultimately fromProto-Germanic*swēbaz.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key):/ˈsweɪbi.ə/

Proper noun

Swabia

1. (historical)A historical region inBaden-WürttembergandBavaria,Germany.
2. Anadministrative region(Regierungsbezirk) ofBavaria,Germany.Seat:Augsburg.

Derived terms

• New Swabia
• Swabian
• Swabish

Translations

historical region of Germany

• Arabic:صُوَابَة(ṣuwābah)
• Armenian:Շվաբիա(Švabia)
• Bavarian:Schwobm
• Catalan:Suàbiaf
• Czech:Švábsko(cs)n
• Danish:Schwaben
• Dutch:Zwaben
• Finnish:Svaabia
• French:Souabe(fr)f
• Georgian:შვაბია(švabia)
• German:Schwaben(de)n,Schwabenland(de)n,Schwabenländlen(humorous)
• Greek:Σουαβία(el)f(Souavía)
• Hungarian:Svábföld(hu)
• Icelandic:Sváfaland
• Irish:an Suáibf,an Sváibf
• Italian:Svevia(it)f
• Latin:Suābiaf,Suēbiaf
• Low German:

  Dutch Low Saxon:Swoaben(Gronings)

• Marathi:स्वाबिया(svābiyā)
• Norwegian:Schwaben
• Occitan:Soàviaf
• Old Norse:Sváfalandn,Sváfim
• Portuguese:Suábiaf
• Romanian:Suabiaf
• Russian:Шва́бия(ru)f(Švábija)
• Serbo-Croatian:Švabija,Švapska(sh)
• Slovene:Švabskaf
• Spanish:Suabiaf
• Swabian:Schwobeland
• Swedish:Schwaben(sv)
• Tagalog:Suwabya
• Ukrainian:Шва́біяf(Švábija)
• Volapük:Jvabän(vo)

Anagrams

• wasabi