proper noun · rare

Bonaparte

A Corsican surname, most notably borne by Napoleon BonaparteA Corsican surname, most notably borne by Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821).

US/bˈoʊnəpˌɑɹt/

» Napoleon Bonaparte was afraid of black cats.

Napoleon Bonaparte hatte Angst vor schwarzen Katzen.

Meaning

2 senses

7 sentences

Napoleon Bonaparte was afraid of black cats.
deNapoleon Bonaparte hatte Angst vor schwarzen Katzen.
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Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Corsica.
ruНаполеон Бонапарт родился на Корсике.
deNapoleon Bonaparte wurde auf Korsika geboren.
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Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Corsica.
ruНаполеон Бонапарт родился на Корсике.
deNapoleon Bonaparte wurde auf Korsika geboren.
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Napoleon Bonaparte ruled France at that time.
ruНаполеон Бонапарт управлял Францией в то время.
deDamals herrschte Napoleon Bonaparte über Frankreich.
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The battle of Waterloo was the last battle of Napoleon Bonaparte.
ruБитва при Ватерлоо была последней битвой Наполеона Бонапарта.
deDie Schlacht bei Waterloo war die letzte Schlacht Napoleon Bonapartes.
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Ultimately from Italian buona (“good”) and parte (“part, share, portion”).

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