Vídeň
[ˈviːdɛɲ]feminine
Vídeň is the Czech name for the English phrase Vienna.
Vídeň is the name used to refer to the capital of Austria.
Meaning: capital of Austria (name)
How does it change in a sentence?
The word is a feminine noun.
Did you know?
- The Czech word Vídeň is a cognate of the German word Wien. Both derive from a Celtic word meaning 'white water' or 'river'.
- In the Czech Republic, the phrase vídeňský párek describes a specific type of frankfurter, meaning the word for 'Vienna' has become a culinary standard for a specific sausage shape and taste.
- Because of the long history of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, some older Czech speakers still use German names for the districts within Vídeň while speaking Czech.
Examples in context
- Vídeň je hlavní město Rakouska.Vienna is the capital of Austria.This sentence is useful for stating that Vídeň is the capital of Austria.Tatoeba #3547369 by nueby, translation #2639411 by Olya
- Vídeň je krásné město.Vienna is a beautiful city.
Example conversation
Two friends are discussing their next vacation trip.
- KateřinaKam pojeduš na dovolenou, Jane?Where will you go on vacation, Jan?
- JanMožná pojedu do města Vídeň.Maybe I will go to the city of Vienna.
- KateřinaTo je skvělý nápad!That is a great idea!
- JanVídeň má úžasnou architekturu.Vienna has amazing architecture.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “vienna” translations and entries Vídeň, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.