Antwerp

English

the province of Antwerp, situated in Belgium

the city of Antwerp's riverfront

Alternative forms

• Antwerpen

Etymology

From Dutch Antwerpen

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA^(key): /ˈæn.twɝp/

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Proper noun

Antwerp

1. A province of Flanders, Belgium, the most populous.
2. The second-largest city in Belgium, and the capital of its province.

Derived terms

• Antwerpian

Translations

province

• Arabic: أَنْتْوِيرْبْ f (ʔantwīrb)
• Bulgarian: А̀нтверпен m (Àntverpen)
• Catalan: Anvers (ca), Antuèrpia f (historical)
• Corsican: Anversa f
• Danish: Antwerpen
• Dutch: Antwerpen (nl) n
• Esperanto: Antverpeno
• Estonian: Antwerpen
• Finnish: Antwerpen (fi)
• French: Anvers (fr) f
• Galician: Antuerpe f
• German: Antwerpen (de)
• Hindi: अन्त्वैर्प (antvairp), अंत्वैर्प (antvairp)
• Italian: Anversa (it) f
• Japanese: アントワープ (Antowāpu)
• Latin: Antverpia f, Antwerpia f
• Latvian: Antverpene
• Lithuanian: Antverpenas
• Macedonian: Антверпен m (Antverpen)
• Norwegian: Antwerpen
• Occitan: Anvèrs m, Antoèrpia f (historical)
• Polish: Antwerpia (pl) f
• Portuguese: Antuérpia f
• Russian: Антве́рпен (ru) m (Antvérpen)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Антверпен m

  Roman: Antverpen m

• Spanish: Amberes (es) m
• Swedish: Antwerpen (sv)
• Turkish: Anvers
• Urdu: اینٹ ورپن m (ainṭ varpan)
• Walloon: Anverse (wa)
• West Flemish: Antwerpn n
• West Frisian: Antwerpen n

city

• Arabic: أَنْتْوِيرْبْ f (ʔantwīrb)
• Armenian: Անտվերպեն (hy) (Antverpen)
• Asturian: Amberes (ast)
• Bulgarian: А̀нтверпен m (Àntverpen)
• Catalan: Anvers (ca), Antuèrpia f (historical)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 安特衛普／安特卫普 (zh) (āntèwěipǔ)

• Corsican: Anversa f
• Czech: Antverpy (cs)
• Danish: Antwerpen
• Dutch: Antwerpen (nl) n
• Esperanto: Antverpeno
• Estonian: Antwerpen
• Farefare: Antuerpia
• Finnish: Antwerpen (fi)
• French: Anvers (fr)
• Galician: Antuerpe f
• German: Antwerpen (de)
• Greek: Αμβέρσα (el) f (Amvérsa)
• Italian: Anversa (it) f
• Japanese: アントワープ (Antowāpu), アントワープ市 (Antowāpu-shi)
• Korean: 안트베르펜 (anteubereupen)
• Latin: Ando Verpia f (Late Latin), Antverpia f (New Latin)
• Latvian: Antverpene
• Lithuanian: Antverpenas
• Macedonian: Антверпен m (Antverpen)
• Norwegian: Antwerpen
• Occitan: Anvèrs m, Antoèrpia f (historical)
• Polish: Antwerpia (pl) f
• Portuguese: Antuérpia
• Romanian: Anvers
• Russian: Антве́рпен (ru) m (Antvérpen)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Антверпен m

  Roman: Antverpen m

• Spanish: Amberes (es) m
• Swedish: Antwerpen (sv)
• Tagalog: Amberes
• Turkish: Anvers
• Ukrainian: Антве́рпен m (Antvérpen)
• Urdu: اینٹ ورپ m (ainṭ varp), اینٹ ورپن m (ainṭ varpan)
• Walloon: Anverse (wa)
• West Flemish: Antwerpn n
• West Frisian: Antwerpen n

See also

• (provinces of Belgium) Antwerp, East Flanders, Flemish Brabant, Hainaut, Liège, Limburg, Luxembourg, Namur, Walloon Brabant, West Flanders ^{(Category: en:Provinces of Belgium)}

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