Definition
Relating to or located near the Danube River, Europe's second-longest river that flows through ten countries.
Etymology
From Danube, the river's English name derived from Latin Danubius, which itself came from Celtic roots. The adjective form -ian was added to create a geographical descriptor used since the 18th century.
Kelly Says
The Danube connects more countries than any other river in the world, and its cultures are so different that the same river separates Western Europe from Eastern Europe—making it one of geography's most important borderlines.
Translations
ARالعربية
دانوبي
dan-oo-bee
BNবাংলা
দানুবীয়
da-noo-bee-ee
CACatalà
danubià
dan-oo-bee-ah
CSČeština
dunajský
doo-na-j-s-kee
DADansk
Danubisk
dan-oo-bee-sk
DEDeutsch
danubisch
dan-oo-bee-sh
ELΕλληνικά
Δαναβιανός
da-na-vee-an-os
ESEspañol
danubiano
dan-oo-bee-ah-noh
FISuomi
danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
FRFrançais
danubien
dan-oo-bee-ehn
GUGU
દાનુબિયન
da-noo-bee-yan
HAHA
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
HEעברית
דנובי
deh-noo-bee
HIहिन्दी
डेन्यूबियन
den-oo-bee-yan
HUMagyar
Duna menti
Doo-na men-tee
IDBahasa Indonesia
danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
IGIG
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
ITItaliano
danubiano
da-noo-bee-ah-noh
KO한국어
다누비아의
da-nu-bi-a-ui
MRMR
दॅन्यूबियन
da-noo-bee-yan
MSBahasa Melayu
danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
MYမြန်မာ
ဒေါနူဘ
day-noo-ba
NLNederlands
Danubisch
dan-oo-bee-sh
NONorsk
danubisk
dan-oo-bee-sk
PLPolski
danubijski
dan-oo-bee-zh-kee
PTPortuguês
danubiano
dan-oo-bee-ah-noh
RORomână
danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
RUРусский
дунайский
doo-naysk-ee
SVSvenska
danubisk
dan-oo-bee-sk
SWKiswahili
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
TAதமிழ்
டானூபியன்
taa-noo-bee-yan
TEతెలుగు
డానాబియన్
da-naa-bee-yan
TLTL
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
UKУкраїнська
дунайський
doo-naysk-ee
VITiếng Việt
Đanub
dan-oob
YOYO
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an
ZUZU
Danubian
dan-oo-bee-an