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English and German Translation Search Results for Burmese

Summary

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Burmese:
- Wiktionary:
  Burmese → Burmesisch, Birmanisch
  Burmese → Myanmarin, Birmanin, Myanmare, Birmane, Burmesisch, Birmanisch
  Burmese → burmesisch, myanmarisch, birmanisch
  Burmese → Birmane, Burmese, birmanisch, burmesisch, Burma-Katze
- Synonyms for "burmese":
  Burmese; Asian country; Asian nation
  Burmese; Asian; Asiatic
  Lolo-Burmese; Burmese-Yi

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Burmese:
- Wiktionary:
  Burmese → Burmese

English

Detailed Translations for Burmese from English to German

burmese:

Synonyms for "burmese":

Burmese; Asian country; Asian nation
Burmese; Asian; Asiatic
Lolo-Burmese; Burmese-Yi

Burmese:

Related Definitions for "Burmese":

of or relating to or characteristic of Myanmar or its people¹
- the Burmese capital¹
- Burmese tonal languages¹
the official language of Burma¹
a native or inhabitant of Myanmar¹

Wiktionary Translations for Burmese:

Burmese

proper noun

language
- Burmese → Burmesisch; Birmanisch

noun

a person from Myanmar or of Burmese descent
- Burmese → Myanmarin; Birmanin; Myanmare; Birmane

adjective

Of, from, or pertaining to Burma
- Burmese → burmesisch; myanmarisch; birmanisch

Burmese

noun

Staatsbürger von Myanmar
- Myanmare → Burmese
Staatsbürgerin von Myanmar
- Myanmarin → Burmese
sino-tibetische Sprache, die Amtssprache in Myanmar (auch: Burma) ist
- Burmesisch → Burmese
sino-tibetische Sprache, die Amtssprache in Myanmar (ehemals Birma) ist
- Birmanisch → Burmese

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Burmese	→ Birmane; Burmese	↔ Birman — géographie\|nocat=1 habitant de la Birmanie.
• Burmese	→ birmanisch; burmesisch	↔ birman — géographie\|fr Relatif à la Birmanie (Myanmar), son peuple, sa langue ou sa culture.
• Burmese	→ Burma-Katze	↔ burmese — (term, zootechnie) race de chat, créée aux États-Unis à partir d’un chat de Birmanie, à tête triangulaire, à queue moyenne, à poil court, et à robe sépia.

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