FromFrench Marseille Marseilles Latin Massilia Marsilia Ancient Greek Μασσαλία ( Massalía ) , probably from a pre-Latin language of Italy, perhapsAncient Ligurian mas ( “ spring ” ) . Ther was probably retained fromArabic مَرْسَى ( marsā ,“ harbor ” ) .
Marseille
Thecapital city ofBouches-du-Rhône France capital city of the region ofProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur city in southern France
Afrikaans:Marseille Arabic:مَارْسِيلْيَا f ( mārsīlyā ) ,مَرْسِيلْيَا f ( marsīlyā ) ,مارساي f ( mārsāy ) ( French form ) Hijazi Arabic:مَرْسيليا f ( marsīlya ) Aragonese:Marsiella Armenian:Մարսել ( Marsel ) Basque:Marseilla Breton:Marsilha f Marseille f Bulgarian:Марси́лия f ( Marsílija ) Burmese:မာဆေးမြို့ ( mahce:mrui. ) Catalan:Marsella (ca) f Chinese:Mandarin:馬賽 / 马赛 (zh) ( Mǎsài ) Corsican:Marseglia f Marsiglia f Czech:Marseille (cs) f Dutch:Marseille n Esperanto:Marsejlo Finnish:Marseilles Franco-Provençal:Marselye Marsèlye French:Marseille (fr) m or f Galician:Marsella (gl) f German:Marseille (de) n Massilien n Greek:Μασσαλία (el) f ( Massalía ) ,Μαρσέιγ ( Marséig ) Haitian Creole:Masey Hebrew:מרסיי f Hindi:मार्सैय ( mārsaiy ) Hungarian:Marseille (hu) Irish:Marseille Italian:Marsiglia (it) f Japanese:マルセイユ ( Maruseiyu ) Kannada:ಮಾರ್ಸೆಲ್ಲಿ ( mārselli ) Karakalpak:Marsel Khmer:ម៉ាកសី ( maaksəy ) Korean:마르세유 ( Mareuseyu ) Kurdish:Northern Kurdish:Masêy Ladino:Marseya Latin:Massilia (la) f Latvian:Marseļa f Ligurian:Marseggia Lithuanian:Marselis m Lombard:Marseja Macedonian:Марсе́ј m ( Marséj ) Norman:Marsêle Marsèle Occitan:Marselha (oc) f ( Mistralian ) Marsiho f Persian:مارسی ( mârsey ) Piedmontese:Marsèja Polish:Marsylia (pl) f Portuguese:Marselha f Romanian:Marsilia (ro) f Russian:Марсе́ль (ru) m ( Marsɛ́lʹ ) Sardinian:Marsìllia f Sicilian:Marsigghia f Spanish:Marsella (es) f Swedish:Marseille (sv) n Marseilles (sv) n Tamil:மர்சேய் ( marcēy ) Turkish:Marsilya Ukrainian:Марсе́ль m ( Marsélʹ ) Venetan:Marsegia Vietnamese:Mạc-xây Mác-xây
Borrowed fromFrench Marseille Haiti .
Marseille (plural Marseilles
Asurname from French .According to the 2010 United States Census,Marseille is the 34758th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 650 individuals.Marseille is most common among Black/African American (90.46%) individuals. Marseille f relational adjective marseilleský or marseillský demonym Marseillan femaledemonym Marseillanka
Marseille capital city ofBouches-du-Rhône France capital city of the region ofProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Declension ofMarseille (sg-only soft feminine )
“Marseille ”, inKartotéka Novočeského lexikálního archivu (in Czech) “Marseille ”, inSlovník spisovného jazyka českého (in Czech),1960–1971, 1989 From theLatin Massilia Marsilia Massalia Ancient Greek Μασσαλία ( Massalía ) , possibly anAncient Ligurian Ancient Greek μάσσων ( mássōn ,“ further ” ) +ἅλς ( háls ,“ sea ” ) , literally“ (city) on far end of the sea ” cf.Ancient Greek παραλία ( paralía ) .
IPA (key ) : /maʁ.sɛj/ /maχˈsɛjə/ (locally) Marseille m or f
Marseille capital city ofBouches-du-Rhône France capital city of the region ofProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Synonym: cité phocéenne Meronyms: Belsunce Canebière Évêché Frais-Vallon La Timone Sormiou Marseille n proper noun genitive Marseilles or ( optionally with an article ) Marseille
Marseille capital city ofBouches-du-Rhône France capital city of the region ofProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 
