Douro

See also: douro and doûro

English

The Douro river within Iberia.

Etymology

Borrowed from Portuguese Douro, from Old Portuguese Doiro, from Latin Durius, possibly from Proto-Celtic *dubros (“water”).

Proper noun

Douro

A river in northern Portugal and Spain

Translations

river in northern Portugal and Spain

Aragonese: Duero m
Armenian: Դուերո (Duero), Դորու (Doru)
Asturian: Duero m
Basque: Duero
Belarusian: Дуэра m (Duera), Дору m (Dóru)
Bengali: দোরু (doru)
Bulgarian: Дуеро m (Duero)
Catalan: Duero m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 杜罗河 (Dùluóhé)
Chuvash: Дуэро (Duero), Дору (Doru)
Esperanto: Doŭro
French: Douro (fr) m, Duero (fr) m
Georgian: დუერო (duero)
German: Douro (de) m, Duero (de) m
Greek: Δούρος m (Doúros)
Hindi: दोरू m (dorū)
Hungarian: Duero
Ido: Durio
Japanese: ドウロ (Dōro)
Kazakh: Дуэро (Dwéro)
Korean: 도루강 (dorugang), 두에로 (duero)

Kyrgyz: Дуэро (Duero)
Latin: Durius m, Dorius m
Latvian: Douru m, Dvero m
Lezgi: Дуэро (Duèro), Дору (Doru)
Lithuanian: Dueras m, Doras m
Macedonian: Дуеро m (Duero), Доро m (Doro)
Mirandese: Douro m
Mongolian: Дуэ́ро (Duéro), До́ру (Dóru)
Old Portuguese: Doiro m
Polish: Douro m, Duero m
Portuguese: Douro m
Romanian: Duero m
Russian: Дуэ́ро m (Duéro), До́ру m (Dóru)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Доро m, Дуеро m

Roman: Douro m, Duero m
Slovene: Duero m
Spanish: Duero (es) m
Tagalog: Duero
Thai: โดรู (doh roo), ดูเอโร (doo ay roh)
Ukrainian: Дуе́ро m (Duéro), До́ру m (Dóru)
Walloon: Dwero m

Anagrams

odour

Portuguese

Etymology

From Old Portuguese Doiro, from Latin Durius, possibly from Proto-Celtic *dubros (“water”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈdo(w).ɾu/

Proper noun

Douro m

Douro (a river in northern Iberia)
Douro (a traditional region in Portugal)

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