Plungė

A settlement in Lithuania.

English name

Plungė — Lithuanian official Latin-script name, retained in English in its native spelling.

Other forms in use:

Plunge — Diacritic-free Lithuanian spelling used in English indexes.
Płungiany — Polish historical name used in English histories and Jewish genealogy.
Plungiany — Diacritic-free form of the Polish historical name.
Plungian — Jewish historical spelling common in English-language family-history material.
Plungyan — Yiddish historical spelling attested in English memorial-book translations alongside Plungian.

Plungė — Same as in English; retain this spelling in French. No separate French exonym is selected.

Other forms in use:

Płungiany — Polish historical name relevant to French writing on the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
Plungiany — Accent-free Polish historical spelling.
Plungian — Jewish historical form encountered in French memorial and genealogical contexts.
Plunge — Accent-free search form for French keyboards and older indexes; preserve the native letters in edited French.
Plungyan — Yiddish spelling retained as a retrieval form for French memorial research; not a French exonym.

Plungė is a town in the Samogitian region of western Lithuania. The Oginski palace and park are prominent reminders of its aristocratic past.

Input label is Ukrainian or indirect; local_name gives the native spelling.