Definition
An ancient Greek name for the people and region of central Italy, particularly what the Greeks called the Italian mainland.
Etymology
From ancient Greek 'Ausonēs,' possibly from a pre-Greek Italic language. The Romans later called the region 'Ausonia,' relating it to the legendary king Auson.
Kelly Says
The ancient Greeks had their own names for places they knew about—'Ausones' was their word for the Italian peninsula before Rome became the superpower, a reminder that history had other narrators before Roman writers took over the story.
Translations
ARالعربية
أوسونيس
aw-so-nees
CACatalà
ausones
aw-so-nes
CSČeština
ausones
aw-so-nes
DADansk
ausones
aw-so-nes
DEDeutsch
Ausones
ow-so-nez
ELΕλληνικά
αὐσώνες
aw-so-nes
ESEspañol
ausones
aw-so-nes
FISuomi
ausones
aw-so-nes
FRFrançais
ausones
o-zo-n
HEעברית
אוסונים
aw-so-neem
HIहिन्दी
ऑसोनिस
aw-so-nis
HUMagyar
ausones
aw-so-nes
IDBahasa Indonesia
ausones
aw-so-nes
ITItaliano
ausones
aw-so-neh
MSBahasa Melayu
ausones
aw-so-nes
MYမြန်မာ
အောစုန်း
aw-so-n
NLNederlands
ausones
aw-so-nes
NONorsk
ausones
aw-so-nes
PLPolski
ausones
aw-so-nes
PTPortuguês
ausones
aw-so-nes
RORomână
ausones
aw-so-nes
RUРусский
аусонес
aw-so-nes
SVSvenska
ausones
aw-so-nes
SWKiswahili
ausones
aw-so-nes
TAதமிழ்
ஆயுசோனேஸ்
a-yu-so-nes
TEతెలుగు
ఆవుసోనెస్
aw-so-nes
TRTürkçe
ausones
aw-so-nes
UKУкраїнська
аусонес
aw-so-nes
VITiếng Việt
ausones
aw-so-nes