English
Etymology
From Bonaparte + -ist.
Noun
Bonapartist (plural Bonapartists)
- (historical) A supporter or kin of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Translations
one attached to Napoleon's policy
- Basque: bonapartetiar, bonapartista
- Catalan: bonapartista (ca) m or f, napoleònic (ca) m, napoleònica (ca) f
- Czech: bonapartista m, bonapartistka f
- Estonian: bonapartist
- French: bonapartiste (fr) m or f, Bonapartiste (fr) m or f
- German: Bonapartist (de) m, Bonapartistin f
- Indonesian: bonapartis
- Italian: bonapartista m or f
- Japanese: ナポレオン支持者 (ナポレオンしじしゃ, Naporeon shijisha)
- Norwegian: bonapartist m
- Polish: bonapartysta m, bonapartystka f
- Portuguese: bonapartista m or f
- Romanian: bonapartist (ro) m, bonapartistă (ro) f
- Russian: бонапарти́ст (ru) m (bonapartíst), бонапарти́стка f (bonapartístka)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: бонапа̀ртист m, бонапа̀ртистица f
- Roman: bonapàrtist (sh) m, bonapàrtistica (sh) f
- Spanish: bonapartista m or f
- Swedish: bonapartist c
- Turkmen: bonapartist (tk)
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Adjective
Bonapartist (comparative more Bonapartist, superlative most Bonapartist)
- (historical) Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Bonapartism.
Translations
relating to Bonapartism
- Basque: bonapartetiar, bonapartista
- Estonian: bonapartistlik
- French: bonapartiste (fr)
- German: bonapartistisch (de)
- Greek: βοναπαρτιστικός (vonapartistikós)
- Italian: bonapartistico, bonapartista
- Japanese: ボナパルティズムの (bonaparutizumu no)
- Polish: bonapartystyczny
- Romanian: bonapartist (ro)
- Russian: бонапарти́стский (ru) (bonapartístskij)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: бонапартѝстичкӣ, бонапа̀ртистичин
- Roman: bonapartìstičkī (sh), bonapàrtističin (sh)
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