"Bratislava" meaning in Slovaque

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Proper name

IPA: \ˈbra.cɪs.la.va\ Audio: Sk-Bratislava.ogg Forms: Bratislavy [singular, genitive], Bratislave [singular, dative], Bratislavu [singular, accusative], Bratislave [singular, locative], Bratislavou [singular, instrumental]
  1. Bratislava (capitale de la Slovaquie).
    Sense id: fr-Bratislava-sk-name-IEnaH8HW Categories (other): Capitales en slovaque, Exemples en slovaque, Localités de Slovaquie en slovaque Topics: geography
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: Bratislav
Categories (other): Noms propres en slovaque, Slovaque

Inflected forms

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    "Les plus anciens noms de la ville, conservés dans les chroniques, sont Braslavespurch (907), Brezalauspurch, le nom hongrois Poson (1002 - l'invasion hongroise date du début du dixième siècle) latinisé en Posonium dans les chroniques médiévales et devenu Pozsony en hongrois, Brezesburg (1042), Bosenburg (1045), Brecesburg (1048), Bresburc, Brezisburg, Preslawaspurch (1052) ; devenu Preßburg, Pressburg en allemand, partiellement « slovaquisé » en Prešpurk, Prešporok. Suite à l'indépendance de la Tchécoslovaquie (1918), le nom est refait (1919) en Bratislava sur la base étymologique (→ voir Bratislav) du Braslav du Braslavespurch initial."
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    {
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