Rosja
Polish
proper noun
Definitions
- Russia
Etymology
Borrowed from Russian Росси́я (Russia) derived from Ῥωσία derived from Old East Slavic Русь (Rus, Ruthenia) derived from Finnish Ruotsi (Sweden, of Sweden, Swedish) derived from Old Norse Róðrsland (the land of rowing).
Origin
Old Norse
Róðrsland
Gloss
the land of rowing
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Russian English
- Ruotsi Finnish
- ruotsalainen Finnish
- ruotsidemokraatti Finnish
- ruotsinlapinkoira Finnish
- ruotsinmielinen Finnish
- ruotsinruotsi Finnish
- ruotsinsuomalainen Finnish
- ruotsintorakka Finnish
- Russi Latin
- Russe German
- orosz Hungarian
- Новороссийск Russian
- Росси́я Russian
- Россия Russian
- Русь Russian
- российский Russian
- ロシア Japanese
- 露西亜 Japanese
- Róðrsland Old Norse
- *bělъ Proto-Slavic
- روس Arabic
- Русия Bulgarian
- 俄國 Chinese
- 赤俄 Chinese
- 露西亞 Chinese
- Русь Ukrainian
- *roþs- Old Swedish
- 로씨야 Korean
- Русь Belarusian
- Орос Mongolian
- Русь Old East Slavic
- русьскъ Old East Slavic
- Ῥωσία gkm
- Ῥωσσία gkm
- Ῥῶς gkm
- Rossiya Uzbek
- Россия Moksha
- ヌチャ Ainu
- Арассыыйа Yakut
- руси́н Rusyn
- ᠣᠷᠤᠰ᠋ Classical Mongolian
- роч Komi-Permyak
- ӟуч Udmurt
- роч Komi-Zyrian
- Rossiya Karakalpak
- Лоча Nivkh
- Нуча Nivkh