Rhine

/raɪn/ proper noun

Definition

A major European river flowing from Switzerland through Germany and the Netherlands to the North Sea.

Etymology

From Proto-Celtic 'Renos', meaning 'that which flows', related to the verb 'to run'. The name has remained remarkably consistent across languages and millennia, testament to the river's central importance in European civilization.

Kelly Says

The Rhine has been Europe's liquid highway for over two thousand years, carrying everything from Roman legions to medieval merchants to modern industrial cargo. It's witnessed more history per mile than perhaps any other river - from Caesar's bridge to Charlemagne's empire to the modern European Union taking shape along its banks.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ራይን
ARالعربية
الراين
BNবাংলা
রাইন নদী
CACatalà
Rin
CSČeština
Rýn
DADansk
Rhinen
DEDeutsch
Rhein
ELΕλληνικά
Ρήνος
ESEspañol
Rin
FAفارسی
رن
FISuomi
Rein
FRFrançais
Rhin
GUGU
રાઇન
HAHA
Rhine
HEעברית
הראין
HIहिन्दी
राइन
HUMagyar
Rajna
IDBahasa Indonesia
Rhine
IGIG
Rhine
ITItaliano
Reno
JA日本語
ライン川
KKKK
Рейн
KMKM
រ៉ាញ
KO한국어
라인강
MRMR
राइन
MSBahasa Melayu
Rhine
MYမြန်မာ
ရိုင်းမြစ်
NLNederlands
Rijn
NONorsk
Rhinen
PAPA
ਰਾਈਨ
PLPolski
Ren
PTPortuguês
Reno
RORomână
Rin
RUРусский
Рейн
SVSvenska
Rhein
SWKiswahili
Rhine
TAதமிழ்
ரைன் நதி
TEతెలుగు
రైన్
THไทย
แม่น้ำไรน์
TLTL
Rhine
TRTürkçe
Ren
UKУкраїнська
Рейн
URاردو
رائن
VITiếng Việt
Sông Rhine
YOYO
Rhine
ZH中文
莱茵河
ZUZU
i-Rhine

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