Al-Andalus

See also: al-Andalus and al-Ándalus

English

Etymology

Arabic الْأَنْدَلُس‎ (al-ʾandalus), see Andalusia for more.

Proper noun

Al-Andalus

(historical) Arabic Spain (from 711-1492 CE)

Translations

Islamic Spain

Arabic: اَلْأَنْدَلُس‎ (al-ʾandalus)
Azerbaijani: Əndəlüs
Catalan: Al-Àndalus (ca)
Dutch: Al-Andalus
Esperanto: Al-Andalus
Finnish: Al-Andalus
French: Al-Andalus (fr)
German: Al-Andalus (de)
Greek: Αλ-Άνταλους (Al-Ántalous)
Hebrew: אל־אנדלוס‎ (al-andalus)
Hindi: अन्दलुस (andalus)
Italian: Al-Andalus
Japanese: アンダルス (Andarusu)
Kurdish:
Kurmanji: Endulus

Sorani: ئەندەلوس‎ (endelus)

Norwegian: Al-Andalus
Ottoman Turkish: اندلس‎ (endülüs)
Persian: اندلس‎ (Andalos)
Polish: Al-Andalus
Portuguese: Al-Andalus m, al-Andalus m
Russian: Аль-А́ндалус m (Alʹ-Ándalus)
Spanish: al-Ándalus (es) m
Swedish: Al-Andalus
Tajik: Андалус (Andalus)
Turkish: Endülüs
Urdu: اندلس‎ (andalus)

Portuguese

Alternative forms

al-Andalus

Etymology

Arabic الْأَنْدَلُس‎ (al-ʾandalus), see Andalusia for more.

Proper noun

Al-Andalus m

(historical) Al-Andalus (a former kingdom consisting of the parts of Iberia controlled by Moors)

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