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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMarsella
Pronunciation / Transliteration: marˈsela
"Marsella es una ciudad llena de historia."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A city in southern France, known for its significant port and cultural diversity.
"Marsella is famous for its vibrant markets and beautiful coastline." - 2
A common feminine given name in Spanish-speaking countries, derived from the city name.
"She was named Marsella after her grandmother, who grew up in the south of France."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'Marsella' is derived from the Latin 'Massilia', the ancient name of the city of Marseille in France. Over time, the name evolved through various languages, retaining its association with the Mediterranean port city known for its rich history and cultural significance.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Marsella" is said worldwide
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Marseille
Transliteration: mar-sɛj
"Marseille est connue pour son vieux port."
Marseille
Transliteration: maʁˈsɛj
"Marseille ist eine wichtige Hafenstadt in Frankreich."
Marsiglia
Transliteration: marˈsiʎʎa
"Marsiglia è famosa per la sua cucina."
Marsella
Transliteration: marˈsela
"Marsella es una ciudad llena de historia."
Marselha
Transliteration: maʁˈsejɐ
"Marselha é conhecida por suas praias."
मार्सेल्ला
Transliteration: Marsella
"मार्सेल्ला एक सुंदर शहर है।"
马赛
Transliteration: Mǎsài
"马赛是法国的一个重要港口城市。"
마르세유
Transliteration: Mareuseyu
"마르세유는 프랑스의 유명한 항구 도시입니다."
マルセイユ
Transliteration: Maruseiyu
"マルセイユは美しい港町です。"
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