Sorbonne

English

Etymology

From French Sorbonne.

Proper noun

Sorbonne

A building in Paris that houses several universities and schools
The historic University of Paris that used to be located there

Translations

building in Paris

Arabic: سوربون f (sūrbūn), سوربونا f (sūrbūnā)
Catalan: Sorbona f
Dutch: Sorbonne n
French: Sorbonne (fr) f
Greek: Σορβόννη f (Sorvónni)
Japanese: ソルボンヌ (sorubonnu)
Latin: Sorbona f
Occitan: Sorbona f, Sorbòna f
Spanish: Sorbona f

historic University of Paris

Armenian: Սորբոն (Sorbon)
Japanese: ソルボンヌ (sorubonnu)
Romanian: Sorbona f
Spanish: Sorbona f

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Italian: ^{(please verify)} Sorbona f

French

Etymology

From Sorbon +‎ -e. Feminine equivalent of Sorbon. From Robert de Sorbon, founder of The Sorbonne.

Proper noun

Sorbonne f

Sorbonne

Related terms

Sorbon

Descendants

English: Sorbonne

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