Definition
Relating to the Borghese family, a wealthy and influential Italian family of the Renaissance, particularly associated with art patronage and Vatican connections.
Etymology
From the Italian family name 'Borghese', likely derived from 'borgo' (village/borough) combined with a personal or family identifier, itself from Latin 'burgus'.
Kelly Says
The Borghese family was so obsessed with collecting classical art that they created one of Europe's greatest private collections, and their villa still has masterpieces that museums worldwide would trade entire wings for.
Translations
ARالعربية
بورغيزي
bor-ghi-zi
CACatalà
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
CSČeština
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
DADansk
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
DEDeutsch
Borghese
bor-ge-zeh
ELΕλληνικά
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
ESEspañol
borghese
bor-geh-zeh
FAفارسی
بورگhese
bor-ghe-ze
FISuomi
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
FRFrançais
Borghese
borg-ez
HIहिन्दी
बोर्गेश
bor-gesh
HUMagyar
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
IDBahasa Indonesia
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
ITItaliano
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
MSBahasa Melayu
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
MYမြန်မာ
ဘော်ဂေစ
bor-geh-s
NLNederlands
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
NONorsk
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
PLPolski
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
PTPortuguês
Borghese
bor-zhez
RORomână
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
RUРусский
Боргезе
bor-ge-ze
SVSvenska
Borghese
bor-ge-ze
SWKiswahili
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze
TAதமிழ்
போர்ச்சேஸ்
por-che-s
TEతెలుగు
బర్గేసీ
bar-ge-see
THไทย
โบर्गเฮส
bor-geh-es
TRTürkçe
Borghese
bor-gez
UKУкраїнська
Боргезе
bor-ge-ze
URاردو
بورگheses
bor-ghe-sez
VITiếng Việt
Borghese
bor-ghe-ze