English
Etymology
Livonia + -an
Proper noun
Livonian
- A Finno-Ugric language spoken in Latvia.
Translations
language
- Afrikaans: lyflands
- Armenian: լիվերեն (hy) (liveren)
- Belarusian: лі́ўская мо́ва f (líŭskaja móva), лі́ўская f (líŭskaja)
- Breton: livianeg
- Bulgarian: ливонски език m (livonski ezik), ливонски m (livonski)
- Catalan: livonià m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 利窩尼亞語 / 利窝尼亚语 (Lìwōníyà yǔ)
- Czech: livonština (cs) f
- Danish: livisk n
- Dutch: Lijfs n, Lijflands (nl) n
- Estonian: liivi
- Finnish: liivi (fi)
- French: livonien (fr) m
- Galician: livonio
- Georgian: ლივური (livuri)
- German: Livisch (de)
- Hebrew: ליבונית f (livonit)
- Hungarian: lív (hu)
- Irish: Liovóinis f
- Italian: livone, livonio
- Japanese: リヴォニア語 (ja) (リヴォニアご, Rivonia-go)
- Latvian: lībiešu valoda, līvu valoda
- Lithuanian: livonų
- Livonian: līvõ kēļ
- Norwegian: livisk
- Polish: liwski (pl) m, liwijski m, liwoński (pl)
- Portuguese: livónio (pt) (Portugal), livônio (pt) (Brazil)
- Russian: ли́вский (ru) (lívskij)
- Spanish: livonio (es)
- Swedish: liviska (sv)
- Ukrainian: лі́вська мо́ва f (lívsʹka móva)
- Walloon: livonyin
- Welsh: Lifoneg f
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Noun
Livonian (plural Livonians)
- A person from Livonia.
Translations
person
- Catalan: livonià m livoniana f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 利窩尼亞人 / 利窝尼亚人 (Lìwōníyà rén)
- Czech: Livonec m
- Danish: liver (da) c
- Estonian: liivlane
- Finnish: liiviläinen (fi)
- French: Livonien (fr) m, Livonienne f
- German: Livländer m, Livländerin f
- Hungarian: lív (hu)
- Irish: Liovónach m
- Italian: livone
- Japanese: リヴォニア人 (リヴォニアじん, Rivonia-jin)
- Livonian: līvli
- Polish: Liw m, Liwijka f
- Spanish: livonio (es) m, livonia f
- Swedish: livländare c, liver (sv) c pl
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Adjective
Livonian (not comparable)
- Pertaining to Livonia or Livonians.
Translations
pertaining to Livonia or Livonians
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