Slovakia

Type Country
Usage English, Norwegian, Finnish, Greek
Scripts Σλοβακία(Greek)
Pronounced Pron. slo-VAH-kee-ə(English)
 slo-VA-kee-ə(English)
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Meaning & History

From Slovák, the Slovak form of medieval Slavic slovene, referring to the tribe of the Slavs. This is the name of a country in central Europe. Note that the name of this country is closely related to that of Slovenia.

Related Names

VariantsSlovenia(English) Slovenia(Norwegian) Slovenia(Finnish) Slovenia(Greek)
Other Languages & CulturesSlowakye, Slowenië(Afrikaans) Slovenija(Bosnian) Sloveniya(Bulgarian) Eslovàquia, Eslovènia(Catalan) Slovačka, Slovenija(Croatian) Slovensko, Slovinsko(Czech) Slovakiet, Slovenien(Danish) Slovenië, Slowakije(Dutch) Slovaquie, Slovénie(French) Slovenia(Georgian) Slowakei, Slowenien(German) Szlovákia(Hungarian) Slovacchia, Slovenia(Italian) Sloveniya(Kazakh) Sloveniya(Kyrgyz) Slovēnija(Latvian) Slovėnija(Lithuanian) Slovačka, Slovenija(Macedonian) Eslovènia(Occitan) Słowacja(Polish) Eslováquia(Portuguese) Eslovênia(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Eslovénia(Portuguese (European)) Slovenia(Romanian) Sloveniya(Russian) Slovačka, Slovenija(Serbian) Slovensko, Slovinsko(Slovak) Slovaška, Slovenija(Slovene) Eslovaquia, Eslovenia(Spanish) Slovakien, Slovenien(Swedish) Sloveniya(Tajik) Sloveniya(Ukrainian) Sloveniya(Uzbek)
User SubmissionsSlóvakía, Slôvakia

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Entry updated April 25, 2021