User:Atitarev/Linux

English

Etymology

Blend of Linus +‎ Unix from the name of its creator Linus Torvalds.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈlɪnəks/, /ˈlɪnʊks/

Adjective

Linux (not comparable)

1. (of computer) Running on Linux

Proper noun

Linux

1. An open-source computer operating system kernel.
2. Any operating system that uses this kernel.

Translations

operating system

• Arabic: لِينُكْس m (līnuks)
• Armenian: Լինուքս (Linukʻs)
• Belarusian: Лі́нукс m (Línuks)
• Bulgarian: Ли́нукс m (Línuks)
• Burmese: လင်းနပ်စ် (lang:napc)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 利納克斯／利纳克斯 (zh), 利纳克斯 (zh) (Lì​nà​kè​sī)

• Esperanto: Linukso (eo)
• Georgian: ლინუქსი (linuksi)
• Greek: Λίνουξ n (Línoux)
• Hebrew: לינוקס m (linuks)
• Hindi: लिनुक्स (linuks), लिनक्स (linaks)
• Indonesian: Linux
• Japanese: リナックス (Rinakkusu)
• Khmer: លីនុច (liinuc)
• Korean: 리눅스 (Rinukseu)
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• Lao: ລິນຸກຊ໌ (li nuk sa)
• Macedonian: Линукс m (Linuks)
• Malay: Linux
• Mongolian: Линукс (Linuks)
• Persian: لینوکس (linuks)
• Polish: Linux (pl) m
• Portuguese: Linux (pt) m
• Russian: Ли́нукс m (Línuks)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Линукс m

  Roman: Linuks m, Linux (sh) m

• Swedish: Linux
• Thai: ลินุกซ์ (lí-núk)
• Ukrainian: Лі́нукс m (Línuks)
• Urdu: لینکس (linaks)