Bavarian

See also: bavarian

English

Etymology

From Bavaria +‎ -an.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /bəˈvɛəɹɪən/

Adjective

Bavarian (comparative more Bavarian, superlative most Bavarian)

1. Of or pertaining to Bavaria

Derived terms

• Bavarian vimba

Translations

of or pertaining to Bavaria

• Armenian: բավարական (bavarakan)
• Asturian: bávaru (ast)
• Belarusian: бава́рскі (bavárski)
• Catalan: bavarès (ca)
• Czech: bavorský (cs)
• Danish: bayersk
• Dutch: Beiers (nl)
• Finnish: baijerilainen (fi)
• French: bavarois (fr)
• Friulian: bavarês
• Galician: bavarés, bávaro
• Georgian: ბავარიის (bavariis), ბავარიული (bavariuli)
• German: bayrisch (de), bayerisch (de)
• Hungarian: bajor (hu)
• Icelandic: bæverskur m
• Irish: Bavárach
• Italian: bavarese (it)
• Latin: bavaricus, Bavarus (New Latin)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: bayersk

  Nynorsk: bayersk

• Polish: bawarski (pl) m
• Portuguese: bávaro (pt) m
• Romanian: bavarez (ro) m
• Russian: бава́рский (ru) (bavárskij)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ба̀варскӣ m

  Roman: bàvarskī (sh) m

• Spanish: bávaro (es)
• Swedish: bajersk (sv)
• Ukrainian: бава́рський (bavársʹkyj)

Noun

Bavarian (plural Bavarians)

1. A person from Bavaria or of Bavarian descent.
2. Alternative form of bavarian (“fruit-based dessert”)

Translations

person from Bavaria or of Bavarian descent

• Armenian: բավարացի (bavaracʻi)
• Asturian: bávaru (ast)
• Catalan: bavarès (ca) m, bavaresa (ca) f
• Czech: Bavořan (cs) m, Bavor (cs) m, Bavoranka f
• Danish: bayrer c
• Dutch: Beier (nl) m, Beierin (nl) f, Beierse (nl) f
• Finnish: baijerilainen (fi)
• French: Bavarois (fr) m, Bavaroise (fr) f
• Galician: bavarés m, bávaro m
• Georgian: ბავარიელი (bavarieli)
• German: Bayer (de) m, Bayerin (de) f
• Greek: Βαυαρός (el) m (Vavarós), Βαυαρή (el) f (Vavarí)
• Hungarian: bajor (hu)
• Hunsrik: Baier m, Bairin f
• Icelandic: Bæjari m, Bæverji m
• Irish: Bavárach m
• Italian: bavarese (it) m or f
• Polish: Bawar m, Bawarczyk (pl) m, Bawarka (pl) f
• Portuguese: bávaro (pt) m, bávara f
• Russian: бава́рец (ru) m (bavárec), бава́рка (ru) f (bavárka)
• Spanish: bávaro (es) m, bávara (es) f
• Swedish: bayrare (sv) c, bayerska (sv)
• Ukrainian: бава́рець m (bavárecʹ), бава́рка f (bavárka)

Proper noun

Bavarian

1. A German dialect spoken in Bavaria (a state of southern West Germany) and Austria, which varies considerably across different regions.

Holonyms

• Upper German

Translations

German dialect

• Arabic: البافارية f
• Bavarian: Boarisch n
• Breton: bavareg
• Catalan: bavarès (ca) m
• Chinese: 巴伐利亚语 (Bāfálìyà yǔ)
• Czech: bavorština f
• Danish: bayersk
• Dutch: Beiers (nl) n
• Finnish: baijeri (fi), Baijerin kieli
• French: bavarois (fr)
• Georgian: ბავარიული (bavariuli), ბავარიული დიალექტი (bavariuli dialekṭi)
• German: Bairisch (de) n (philological), bairische Mundart f, baierische Mundart f
• Hebrew: בווארית
• Hungarian: bajor (hu)
• Icelandic: bæverska (is) f
• Japanese: バイエルン語 (Baierun-go), バイエルン方言 (Baierun-hōgen)
• Portuguese: bávaro (pt) m
• Scots: Bavarie, Bavarian
• Spanish: bávaro (es) m
• Swedish: bayerska (sv)

Further reading

• Ethnologue entry for Bavarian, bar ⁠