Bournemouth

English

Etymology

From Bourne (“name of a local stream”) + mouth.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bɔːnməθ/
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Proper noun

Bournemouth

A large town, part of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Dorset, England.

Translations

town in Dorset

Arabic: بُورَنْمُوث (būranmūṯ)
Bengali: বোর্ন্‌মাথ (bōrn‌math)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 般尼茅夫 (bo¹ nei⁴ maau⁴ fu¹, bo¹ nei⁴ maau⁴ fu⁴)

Mandarin: 伯恩茅斯 (zh) (Bó'ēnmáosī)
Georgian: ბორნმუთი (bornmuti)
Greek: Μπόρνμουθ (el) f (Bórnmouth)
Hebrew: בורנמות׳
Hindi: बौर्नमाउथ (baurnamāuth)
Japanese: ボーンマス (Bōnmasu)
Korean: 본머스 (Bonmeoseu)
Marathi: बोर्नमथ n (bornamath)
Russian: Бо́рнмут (ru) m (Bórnmut)
Telugu: బొర్నెమౌథ్ (bornemauth)
Thai: บอร์นมัท

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