Luxemburg
- proper noun
- /ˈlʌksəmbɜrɡ/
- ''That is the meaning of the Common Market, formed by France, Italy, Western Germany with Holland, Belgium and Luxemburg.
Examples
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Belgium & Luxemburg
Academic text (2009) -
I need you to open me a Luxemburg account.
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There are over ninety EU buildings here in Brussels, and a load more in Strasbourg and Luxemburg.
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The country of Luxemburg is known for its high living standards and rich cultural heritage.
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Many international banks have their headquarters in Luxemburg as it is a major financial center in Europe.
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Tourists often visit Luxemburg to explore its historic castles and picturesque landscapes.
Synonyms
A small country in western Europe between France, Belgium, and Germany known for its banks
A small country in northwestern Europe between France, Belgium and Germany that is famous for banks
Surface Forms
Etymology
Luxemburg as the country name comes from the same old name Lucilinburhuc, with lucilin 'little' and burg 'castle'. So the country's name means 'little castle', which fits its many old castles and towns with forts.