Definition
A major city in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, historically famous for its textile production and cultural contributions.
Etymology
From Latin 'Bergomum,' with uncertain ultimate origins; possibly from Celtic or Ligurian roots referring to a high place or fortified settlement.
Kelly Says
Bergamo sits at the base of the Alps and became so wealthy from textiles and trade that it's still one of Italy's most sophisticated cities—it's where Harlequin (Arlecchino) came from, connecting humble commedia dell'arte to Italian genius!
Translations
ARالعربية
برغموت
burghmūt
BNবাংলা
বের্গামট
ber-ga-mot
CACatalà
bergamota
ber-ga-mo-ta
CSČeština
bergamotto
ber-ga-mot-to
DADansk
bergamotte
ber-ga-mot-te
DEDeutsch
Bergamotte
ber-ga-mot-te
ELΕλληνικά
βεργαμότα
ver-ga-mo-ta
ESEspañol
bergamo
ber-ga-mo
FAفارسی
گریپ فروت
garip-froot
FISuomi
bergamotti
ber-ga-mot-ti
FRFrançais
bergamote
ber-ga-mot
GUGU
બેર્ગામોટ
ber-ga-mot
HEעברית
ברגמוטה
ber-ga-mo-ta
HIहिन्दी
बर्गमोट
bergamot
HUMagyar
bergamott
ber-ga-mot
IDBahasa Indonesia
bergamot
ber-ga-mot
ITItaliano
bergamotto
ber-ga-mot-to
MSBahasa Melayu
bergamot
ber-ga-mot
MYမြန်မာ
ဘားဂမော့
ba-ga-mot
NLNederlands
bergamotte
ber-ga-mot-te
NONorsk
bergamott
ber-ga-mot
PLPolski
bergamota
ber-ga-mo-ta
PTPortuguês
bergamota
ber-ga-mo-ta
RORomână
bergamota
ber-ga-mo-ta
RUРусский
бергмот
berg-mot
SVSvenska
bergamott
ber-ga-mot
SWKiswahili
bergamot
ber-ga-mot
TAதமிழ்
பிரிமோட்ட
pri-mo-tta
TEతెలుగు
బర్గమోట్
bar-ga-mot
TRTürkçe
bergamot
ber-ga-mot
UKУкраїнська
бергмот
berg-mot
ZUZU
isigamu se-bergamot
i-si-ga-mu se-ber-ga-mot