From Middle French Ottoman Medieval Latin Ottomanus Ottoman Turkish عثمان ( osman ) , from the Arabic عُثْمَان ( ʕuṯmān ) . Osman is the Turkish spelling of the male Arabic given name Uthman , therefore the Ottoman Empire is sometimes referred to as the Osman Empire, Osmanic Empire, or Osmanian Empire, after Osman I .
Ottoman (plural Ottomans
A citizen of the Ottoman Empire .
2002 The Turkish Studies Association Journal , volume 26 , number 2, →JSTOR 39–46 :Nearly 250,000 Ottomans of various military ranks were taken captive by the Allied forces during World War I, which was referred to in Turkish variously as Büyük Harp , Cihan Harbi and Harb-i Umumi (or simply Seferberlik among the older generation of Turks) until World War II.
Turk from the period of Ottoman Empire
Arabic: عُثْمَانِيّ m ( ʕuṯmāniyy ) , عُثْمَانِيَّة f ( ʕuṯmāniyya )
Armenian: օսման ( ōsman ) , օսմանցի ( ōsmancʻi )
Azerbaijani: osmanlı
Belarusian: асма́н (be) m ( asmán ) , асма́нка f ( asmánka )
Bengali: ওসমানী (bn) ( ōśomani )
Catalan: otomà (ca) m otomana (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 奧斯曼人 ／ 奥斯曼人 ( Àosīmànrén ) , 鄂圖曼人 ／ 鄂图曼人 ( Ètúmànrén )
Danish: osman c osmanner c
Dutch: Osmaan m
Finnish: ottomaani (fi) , osmani (fi)
French: ottoman (fr) m
Gagauz: osmanlı
Galician: otomán (gl)
German: Osmane (de) m Osmanin (de) f
Greek: Οθωμανός (el) m ( Othomanós ) , Οθωμανή (el) f ( Othomaní )
Hungarian: oszmán (hu)
Irish: Otamánach m
Italian: osmanli m or f
Japanese: オスマン ( osuman ) , オットマン (ja) ( ottoman )
Kazakh: османлы ( osmanly )
Korean: 오스만 ( oseuman ) , 오토만 ( otoman )
Kyrgyz: осмондук ( osmonduk )
Ladino: otomano
Macedonian: Османлија m ( Osmanlija )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: osman m
Nynorsk: osman m
Portuguese: otomano (pt) m osmandi
Romanian: osmanlâu (ro) m osmanlâi m pl
Russian: осма́н (ru) m ( osmán ) , осма́нка (ru) f ( osmánka ) , оттома́н (ru) m ( ottomán ) , оттома́нка (ru) f ( ottománka )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Османлија m Турчин m
Roman: Osmanlija m Turčin (sh) m
Spanish: otomano (es) m
Swedish: osman (sv) c
Thai: ชาวออตโตมัน ( chaao-ɔ́ɔt-dtoo-man )
Turkish: Osmanlı (tr)
Ukrainian: осма́н m ( osmán ) , осма́нка f ( osmánka )
Ottoman (not comparable )
Of the Ottoman Empire .
Turkish person lived in Ottoman Empire of the Islamic empire of Turkey
Albanian: osman (sq) , otoman (sq)
Arabic: عُثْمَانِيّ ( ʕuṯmāniyy )
Armenian: օսմանյան (hy) ( ōsmanyan ) , օսմանական (hy) ( ōsmanakan )
Azerbaijani: osmanlı
Bashkir: ғосманлы ( ğosmanlı )
Belarusian: асма́нскі ( asmánski )
Bengali: ওসমানী (bn) ( ōśomani )
Bulgarian: осма́нски ( osmánski ) , отома́нски ( otománski )
Burmese: အော့တမန် ( au.ta.man )
Catalan: otomà (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 奧斯曼 ／ 奥斯曼 (zh) ( Àosīmàn ) , 鄂圖曼 ／ 鄂图曼 ( Ètúmàn )
Crimean Tatar: osmanlı
Czech: osmanský
Danish: osmannisk
Dutch: Osmaans
Finnish: ottomaanien (fi) , osmanien (fi) ( genitives of noun ) ; ottomaaninen
French: ottoman (fr)
Friulian: otoman
Gagauz: osmanlı
Georgian: ოსმალური ( osmaluri )
German: osmanisch (de) , ottomanisch
Greek: οθωμανικός (el) ( othomanikós )
Hindi: उस्मानी ( usmānī )
Hungarian: oszmán (hu)
Indonesian: Usmaniyah
Irish: Otamánach
Italian: osmanico (it) , osmanli
Japanese: オスマン ( osuman ) , オットマン (ja) ( ottoman )
Javanese: Usmaniyah
Kazakh: османлы ( osmanly )
Khmer: អូតូម៉ង់ ( ʼoutoumɑng )
Korean: 오스만 ( oseuman ) , 오토만 ( otoman )
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: osmanî (ku)
Kyrgyz: осмонлы ( osmonlı )
Ladino: otomano
Lao: ໂອສະມັນ ( ʼō sa man )
Latin: osmanicus
Macedonian: османски ( osmanski ) , отома́нски ( otománski ) , османлиски ( osmanliski )
Malay: Uthmaniyah
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: осман ( osman ) , османы ( osmany )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: osmansk
Nynorsk: osmansk
Ottoman Turkish: عثمانی ( 'osmānī ) , عثمانلو ( 'osmanlı )
Pashto: عثماني ( ʿosmānī )
Persian: عثمانی (fa) ( 'osmâni )
Piedmontese: otman
Polish: osmański (pl) , otomański (pl)
Portuguese: otomano (pt) , osmandi
Romanian: otoman (ro) , osmanlâi pl or m pl
Russian: осма́нский (ru) ( osmánskij ) , оттома́нский (ru) ( ottománskij )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: османски османлијски отомански
Roman: osmanski (sh) , osmanlijski (sh) , otomanski (sh)
Slovak: osmanský
Slovene: otománski
Spanish: otomano (es)
Swedish: osmansk (sv) , ottomansk (sv)
Tajik: усмонӣ ( usmoni )
Tatar: госманлы ( ğosmanlı )
Thai: ออตโตมัน ( ɔ́ɔt-dtoo-man )
Turkish: Osmanlı (tr)
Turkmen: osmanly
Ukrainian: осма́нський ( osmánsʹkyj )
Urdu: عثمانی ( 'usmānī )
Uyghur: ئوسمانلى ( osmanli )
Uzbek: usmonli (uz)
Vietnamese: Ô-xman Ôt-tôman
