Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
GI Gibraltar, Gibraltar, Gibraltar, Gibilterra, Gibraltar, (esper.) Gibraltaro, Gibraltaro
Allgemein, general, en général, generale, in general

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Affenfelsen, Mont des Singes (W3)

auswaertiges-amt - Gibraltar

• die Kolonie Gibraltar (V), Gibraltar (K), Gibraltarer, Gibraltarerin (P), gibraltarisch (A)
• the Colony of Gibraltar (V), Gibraltar (K), Gibraltarian (P), (of) Gibraltar (A)
• la colonie de Gibraltar (V), Gibraltar (K), Gibraltarien,ne (P), gibraltarien,ne (A)
• la Colonia de Gibraltar (V), Gibraltar (K), gibraltareñ/o,a (P/A)

• die Überseegebiete, deren internationale Beziehungen das Vereinigte Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland wahrnimmt (V), die Britischen Überseegebiete (K)
• the Overseas Territories for the international relations of which the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland are responsible (V), the United Kingdom Overseas Territories (K)
• les territoires d'outre-mer dont les relations internationales sont assurées par le gouvernement du Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord (V), les territoires d'outre-mer du Royaume-Uni (K)
• los Territorios de Ultramar cuyas relaciones internacionales corren a cargo del Gobierno del Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte (V), los Territorios de Ultramar del Reino Unido (K)

• das Vereinigte Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland (V), das Vereinigte Königreich (K), Brite, Britin (P), britisch (A), London (H)
• the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (V), the United Kingdom (K), British (P), (of the) United Kingdom (of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) / British (A), London (H)
• le Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord (V), le Royaume-Uni (K), Britannique (P), du Royaume-Uni (de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord) / britannique (A), Londres (H)
• el Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte (V), el Reino Unido (K), británic/o,a (P), del Reino Unido (de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte) / británic/o,a (A), Londres (H)

• 1. der Britischen Überseegebiete (---> Britische Überseegebiete),
• 2. von ---> Gibraltar, der ---> Insel Man und der ---> Kanalinseln, die sämtlich nicht als überseeisch gelten; die Insel Man und die Kanalinseln gehören nicht zum Vereinigten Königreich, sondern unterstehen unmittelbar der englischen Krone.

Gibraltar (W3)

... L'étymologie de "Gibraltar" viendrait d'ailleurs de "Djebel Tarik", du nom du lieutenant "Amazigh Tarik Ben Ziad", qui dirigeait la conquête sous les ordres du ...

03.08.2005 - Gibraltar wird englisch (03.08.1704)

... 711 AD
It happened in the month of April in the year 711 AD. Following the death of the prophet Mohammed a wave of Islamic conquest overran North Africa from Arabia. By 710 AD it had reached the shores of the Strait and Europe was poised for the Islamic conquest. There are various versions of the events but one thing is clear - the Visgoths who had deposed the Romans and ruled Spain were weak and divided. The Visgothic Count Julian who ruled over Ceuta in North Africa was surrounded and he had a score to settle with his compatriots on the other side of the Strait. So, to divert the Muslims, he offered to assist them in the conquest of Spain.
The assault was down to a Berber chief," Tarik-ibn-Ziyad", the Governor of Tangier. He sailed across the Strait by night, from Ceuta not Tangier so as not to arouse suspicion and used Visgothic ships. His first attempt on Algeciras failed but he was successful in landing undetected on Gibraltar.
Following the Moslem General Tarik successful landing on the Rock, he assembles his forces before defeating the Gothic King Roderick, and entering into the conquest of Spain. Gibraltar becomes known as "Jebal Tarik" = "Mountain of Tarik" from which it takes its present name.
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"Gibraltar" (overseas territory of the United Kingdom): A corruption of the Arabic words "Jebel Tarik" which means "Tarik's Mountain", named after "Tarik-ibn-Zeyad". He was a Berber who landed at Gibraltar in 711 to launch the Islamic invasion of the Iberian Peninsula.

"Gibraltar" - "Tarik-ibn-Ziyad" (from Arabic "djebl al-Tarik" or "mountain of Tarik")

"Gibraltar" - from Arabic "djebl al-Tarik" - "Tarik's rock" because this is where the Arabic general "Tarik-ibn-Ziyad" started his conquest of the Iberian peninsula in 711.

Gibraltar Airport (W3)

Gibraltar Airport, Gibralter
Single runway interrupted by a busy road that cuts across its middle
Architectural Oddities
08 Aug 2010

Gibraltar Airport

This seems kind of odd: a runway with a road going across it. And yet it's real. It's Gibraltar Airport, which is the only airport in the world that has a road crossing the runway. A view of the airport can also be seen via Google Maps (if you don't believe the picture is real). It reminds me of Princess Juliana Airport in St. Maarten, in terms of being a very unusual airport. (via Outhouse Rag)

Gibraltar fever (W3)

Gibraltarstein (W3)

Synonym: "Kalkspat" oder "Aragonit". Wird fälschlich als "mexikanischer Onyx" bezeichnet und kommt im Schmuck- und Andenkenhandel sehr häufig vor.
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Meerenge von Gibraltar (W3)

Rock of Gibraltar (W3)

Straße von Gibraltar (W3)