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AACHEN
(Settlement)
English
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Danish
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
From Old High German
aha
or its Latin counterpart
aquae
, referring to the sacred springs associated with Granus, a Celtic god, from which the Latin form
Aquisgranum
derives. This is the name of a city in western Germany.
ABCHÁZSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ABKHAZIA
.
ABUJA
(Settlement)
Western African
,
Hausa
,
Igbo
,
Yoruba
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Korean
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Urdu
From
Abu-Ja
, a nickname of 19th-century monarch Abubakar Jatau (sometimes referred to as "Abu"), who founded what is now the city of Abuja in 1828. By some accounts, he was described as having fair skin, which possibly earned him the nickname
Ja
meaning "red" in Hausa... [
more
]
ACEH
(Political Subdivision)
Indonesian
,
Banjar
,
Buginese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Danish
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
From Acehnese
Acèh
, which is of uncertain meaning. A popular backronym states that it is derived from Indonesian
Arab, Cina, Eropa, Hindia
meaning "Arab, China, Europe, Indies" referring to the groups and regions that have historically influenced the people of Aceh... [
more
]
AKÁDIA
(Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
Acadia
.
ALBÁNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ALBANIA
ALMATY
(Settlement)
Kazakh
,
Albanian
,
Belarusian
,
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,
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,
Dutch
,
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,
French
,
German
,
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,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Meaning uncertain, possibly from Kazakh алма
(alma)
meaning "apple". This is the name of the largest city in
Kazakhstan
.
ALPY
(Mountain)
Czech
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Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Alps
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(Region)
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Portuguese
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Slovak
Hungarian, Portuguese and Slovak form of
ANATOLIA
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ANDORRA
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Afrikaans
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Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
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Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
The name of the country of Andorra, whose name is possibly derived from a Basque word andurrial (“shrub-covered land”), but it may come from Arabic الدرا (“the forest”) or Spanish andar (“to walk”).
ANGLICKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ENGLAND
ANKARA
(Settlement)
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Derived from Ancient Greek ἄγκυρα
(ánkura)
meaning "anchor, hook". This is the name of the capital city of
Turkey
.
ARÁBIA
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Hungarian
,
Portuguese
,
Slovak
Hungarian, Portuguese and Slovak form of
ARABIA
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ARKÁDIA
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ARCADIA
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ARMÉNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ARMENIA
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An island in the Caribbean Sea that is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
ASTANA
(Settlement)
Kazakh
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Indian
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Means "capital city" in Kazakh, ultimately from Persian آستانه
(astaneh)
. This was the name of the capital city of Kazakhstan until 2019, when it was renamed
Nur-Sultan
.
ATÉNY
(Settlement)
Slovak
,
Czech
Slovak form of
ATHENS
and Czech variant of
ATHÉNY
.
ÁZIA
(Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ASIA
.
AZORY
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Czech
,
Polish
,
Slovak
Czech, Polish and Slovak form of
AZORES
.
BAHRAJN
(Country)
Czech
,
Polish
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Czech, Polish, Slovak, and Slovene form of
BAHRAIN
.
BAKU
(Settlement)
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uyghur
From Azerbaijani
Bakı
from Persian باکو
(baku)
, which is of uncertain meaning. One popular etymology suggests that it means "wind-pounded city" from Persian باد
(bad)
meaning "wind" and کوبیدن
(kubidan)
meaning "to pound, to beat" (given in reference to the area's storms and high winds)... [
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BALI
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Indonesian
,
Balinese
,
Acehnese
,
Javanese
,
Madurese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Derived from Sanskrit बलि
(bali)
meaning "offering, tribute". This is the name of an island and province in Indonesia.
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
(Settlement)
Malay
,
Indonesian
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
From Malay
bandar
meaning "town",
seri
meaning "radiance, splendour, glory", and
begawan
meaning "holy". The name comes from
Seri Begawan
, a Malay title used by Bruneian Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III (1914-1986), which is ultimately derived from Sanskrit श्री भगवान्
(shri bhagvan)
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BANGLADÉŠ
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
BANGLADESH
.
BARI
(Settlement)
Italian
,
English
,
Armenian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Sicilian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
From Latin
Barium
, itself of uncertain origin, possibly from Messapic
*baur
or
*bur
, meaning "house", ultimately from Proto-Indo-European
*bhreu
("to grow, to be"). This is the name of the capital city of
Apulia
, in southern Italy.
BARMA
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
BURMA
.
BEJRÚT
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Czech, Hungarian, and Slovak form of
BEIRUT
.
BHUTÁN
(Country)
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Hungarian and Slovak form of
BHUTAN
.
BIELORUSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
BELARUS
BONAIRE
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Afrikaans
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Latvian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
An island in the Caribbean Sea that is a special municipality of the Netherlands.
BRUNEJ
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
BRUNEI
.
BULHARSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
BULGARIA
BURIATSKO
(Political Subdivision)
Slovak
Slovak form of
BURYATIA
.
BURUNDI
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Breton
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Faroese
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swahili
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
The name of the Country in East Africa. Burundi, officially the Republic of Burundi, is a landlocked country in the African Great Lakes region of East Africa, bordered by Rwanda to the north, Tanzania to the east and south, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west.
CASABLANCA
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
Means "white house" in Spanish, from
casa
meaning "house" and
blanca
meaning "white". The name originates from a Spanish translation of the Arabic name الدَّار الْبَيْضَاء
(ad-Dār al-Bayḍāʾ)
, which in turn was derived from a calque of the Portuguese name
Casa Branca
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ČEČENSKO
(Political Subdivision)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
CHECHNYA
.
CHENNAI
(Settlement)
Indian
,
Tamil
,
Bengali
,
Gujarati
,
Hindi
,
Kannada
,
Malayalam
,
Marathi
,
Telugu
,
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
Most likely from the name of 17th-century Telugu monarch Damarla Chennapa Nayaka (or Chennappa Naicker). This is the name of the capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, which was officially called
Madras
until 1996.
CHORVÁTSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
CROATIA
ČIERNA HORA
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak cognate of
CRNA GORA
ČILE
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
CHILE
.
CURAÇAO
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Afrikaans
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
An island in the Caribbean Sea that is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
DAGESTAN
(Political Subdivision)
Russian
,
Afrikaans
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
Derived from Turkish
dağ
meaning "mountain" and the Persian suffix -ستان
(-stan)
meaning "land of". This is the name of a federal subject of
Russia
.
DÁNSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
DENMARK
DILLÍ
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
DELHI
.
DNESTER
(River)
Slovak
,
Slovene
Slovak and Slovenian form of
DNIESTER
.
DOMINIKA
(Country & Island)
Albanian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
DOMINICA
.
DUŠANBE
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Italian
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
DUSHANBE
.
EKVÁDOR
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
ECUADOR
.
ESTÓNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ESTONIA
EUFRAT
(River)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
Form of
EUPHRATES
.
EURÁZIA
(Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
EURASIA
.
EURÓPA
(Region)
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Hungarian and Slovak form of
Europa
(see
EUROPE
).
FIDŽI
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
FIJI
.
FILIPÍNY
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
PHILIPPINES
.
FÍNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
FINLAND
FLORIDA
(Political Subdivision)
Spanish
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kurdish
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Uzbek
Means "flowery, ornate" in Spanish, a short form of either
la Florida
meaning "the flowery one" or
Pascua Florida
meaning "flowery Easter" (a Spanish name for Palm Sunday, so named because the region was discovered by Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León on that day in 1513)... [
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FRANCÚZSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
FRANCE
GABON
(Country)
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
Derived from Portuguese
gabão
meaning "cloak, overcoat", used to refer to the shape of the estuary of the Komo River by Libreville. This is the name of a country in Central Africa along the Atlantic coast.
GALILEA
(Region)
Afrikaans
,
Catalan
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
Form of
GALILEE
.
GRÉCKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
GREECE
GRENADA
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Uzbek
Probably from
Granada
, the name of a city in Andalusia, Spain, which is derived from Arabic غَرْنَاطَة
(ḡarnāṭa)
possibly meaning "hill of strangers". This is the name of an island country in the Caribbean.
GROZNYJ
(Settlement)
Norwegian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
Norwegian, Slovak, and Swedish form of
GROZNY
.
GRUZÍNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
GEORGIA
(1)
(the country).
GUAM
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Afrikaans
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
The name of the Territory. Guam is a U.S. island territory in Micronesia, in the Western Pacific. It's distinguished by tropical beaches, Chamorro villages and ancient latte-stone pillars. Guam’s WWII significance is on view at the War in the Pacific National Historical Park, whose sites include Asan Beach, a former battlefield... [
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HANOJ
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Czech, Macedonian, Serbian, Slovak, and Slovene form of
HANOI
.
HAVANA
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Georgian
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
From Spanish
Habana
, which is derived from
Habaguanex
, the name of a Taíno chief who controlled the area. This is the name of the capital city of Cuba.
HOLANDSKO
(Political Subdivision & Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of the
NETHERLANDS
and
HOLLAND
(1)
ÍRSKO
(Country & Island)
Slovak
Slovak form of
ÉIRE
ISLAMABAD
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Ukrainian
,
Uyghur
From Urdu اسلام آباد
(Islām ābād)
meaning "city of Islam" from the name of the religion of Islam and Urdu آباد
(ābād)
meaning "inhabited place, city". This is the name of the capital city of Pakistan.
ISLAND
(Country & Island)
Bosnian
,
Breton
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Estonian
,
German
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
Form of
ICELAND
.
ISTANBUL
(Settlement)
Arabic
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Urdu
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
From Turkish
İstanbul
, which comes from a misinterpretation of the Medieval Greek phrase εἰς τὴν Πόλιν
(eis tḗn pólin)
meaning "to the City", a colloquial name for the city of Constantinople (reflecting its status as the only major city in the vicinity)... [
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JAKARTA
(Settlement)
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Balinese
,
Javanese
,
Madurese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Bengali
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Mongolian
,
Persian
,
Romanian
,
Sinhalese
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Sanskrit जयकर्त
(jayakarta)
meaning "that which causes victory", from जय
(
jaya
)
meaning "victory, conquest" and कृत
(krta)
meaning "done, made, accomplished"... [
more
]
JAMAJKA
(Country & Island)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Polish
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
JAMAICA
.
JÁVA
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Hungarian and Slovak form of
JAVA
.
JEMEN
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
Form of
YEMEN
.
JEREVAN
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Icelandic
,
Norwegian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
Form of
YEREVAN
.
JORDÁNSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
JORDAN
(the country).
KÁBUL
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
KABUL
.
KALEDÓNIA
(Region)
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Hungarian and Slovak form of
Caledonia
.
KALIFORNIA
(Political Subdivision)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Basque
,
Faroese
,
Finnish
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Polish
,
Slovak
,
Somali
Form of
CALIFORNIA
.
KALIMANTAN
(Political Subdivision, Island & Region)
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Balinese
,
Banjar
,
Buginese
,
Javanese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Means "burning weather (island)" from Sanskrit काल
(kālá)
meaning "time, season" and क्वथन
(kvathana)
meaning "boiling, churning". This is the name of the Indonesian portion of the island of
Borneo
, though it is used to refer to the entire island in Indonesian... [
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]
KAMBODŽA
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
CAMBODIA
.
KAMERUN
(Country)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
CAMEROON
.
KANAÁN
(Region)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
CANAAN
.
KAPVERDY
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
CAPE VERDE
KARANTÁNIA
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
CARANTANIA
.
KARIBIK
(Region)
Czech
,
German
,
Luxembourgish
,
Slovak
Form of
CARIBBEAN
.
KARTÁGO
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
Carthage
.
KATALÁNSKO
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
CATALONIA
.
KATAR
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Sinhalese
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
QATAR
.
KAUKAZ
(Region & Mountain)
Polish
,
Slovak
Polish and Slovak form of
CAUCASUS
.
KAZAŇ
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
KAZAN
.
KAZBEK
(Mountain)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bashkir
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Russian Казбек
(Kazbek)
which is from Arabic قَاضِي
(qāḍī)
meaning "judge, arbiter" combined with the Turkish military title
beg
meaning "chieftain, master"... [
more
]
KIRGIZSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
KYRGYZSTAN
.
KOLOMBO
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
Indonesian
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
Form of
COLOMBO
.
KOLUMBIA
(Country)
Albanian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
Hungarian
,
Polish
,
Slovak
Form of
COLOMBIA
.
KOMORY
(Country)
Czech
,
Polish
,
Slovak
Czech, Polish, and Slovak form of
COMOROS
.
KÓREA
(Country)
Icelandic
,
Slovak
Icelandic and Slovak form of
KOREA
KORINT
(Settlement)
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Norwegian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
Corinthus
(see
CORINTH
).
KORZIKA
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Hungarian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
CORSICA
.
KOSOVO
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Indonesian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Ukrainian
From Albanian
Kosova
or
Kosovë
, which is derived from Serbian кос
(kos)
meaning "blackbird", an ellipsis of Косово Поље
(Kosovo Polje)
meaning "blackbird field"... [
more
]
KOSTARIKA
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
COSTA RICA
.
KRYM
(Country, Political Subdivision & Region)
Belarusian
,
Czech
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Ukrainian
Form of
CRIMEA
.
KUALA LUMPUR
(Settlement)
Malay
,
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Banjar
,
Javanese
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Means "muddy confluence" from Malay
kuala
meaning "confluence" and
lumpur
meaning "mud". This is the name of the capital and largest city of
Malaysia
.
KUBA
(Country & Island)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
Form of
CUBA
.
KUVAJT
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
KUWAIT
.
LAGOS
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Western African
,
Hausa
,
Igbo
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
From Portuguese
lagos
meaning "lakes". This is the name of a city in Nigeria as well as a state of the same name.
LHASA
(Settlement)
Tibetan
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bhutanese
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Latvian
,
Malay
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Urdu
From Tibetan ལྷ་ས
(lha sa)
meaning "land of gods", derived from ལྷ
(lha)
meaning "deity, god" and ས
(sa)
meaning "land, earth". Alternatively, it may have been an alteration of Old Tibetan ར་ས
(ra sa)
meaning "land of goats" or "fortified land" from ར
(ra)
meaning "goat" or "enclosure" and ས
(sa)
meaning "land, earth"... [
more
]
LIBANON
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Norwegian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
Form of
LEBANON
.
LICHTENŠTAJNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
LIECHTENSTEIN
LISABON
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Ukrainian
Form of
LISBON
.
LOTYŠSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
LATVIA
LUXEMBURSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
LUXEMBOURG
LUZITÁNIA
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
Lusitania
.
LUZON
(Island)
Filipino
,
Cebuano
,
Ilocano
,
Pampangan
,
Tagalog
,
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
Of uncertain meaning, probably from Tagalog
lusong
meaning "mortar (for pounding rice)". This is the name of the largest island in the Philippines.
MACEDÓNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
MACEDONIA
MADAGASKAR
(Country & Island)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Somali
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
Form of
MADAGASCAR
.
MAĎARSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
HUNGARY
MADRID
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Spanish
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Asturian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Galician
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
From the older name
Magerit
, which is of uncertain meaning and origin. It may be derived from Arabic اَلْمَجْرِيط
(al-majrīṭ)
meaning "source of water", from Latin
matrix
meaning "mother, source, origin (of rivers)", or from Celtic
mageto ritu
meaning "great bridge"... [
more
]
MAJKOP
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
Form of
MAYKOP
.
MALAJZIA
(Country)
Albanian
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Albanian, Hungarian and Slovak form of
MALAYSIA
.
MALI
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Catalan
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Sinhalese
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Tatar
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From the name of the Mali Empire, which was derived from Mandinka or Bambara
mali
meaning "hippopotamus" or "the place where the king lives". This is the name of a landlocked country in West Africa.
MALTA
(Country & Island)
Maltese
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Kurdish
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Uncertain, possibly derived from Greek μέλι
(meli)
meaning "honey". This is the name of an island nation in southern Europe.
MANILA
(Settlement)
Filipino
,
Cebuano
,
Hiligaynon
,
Ilocano
,
Maranao
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Tagalog
Maynila
derived from the term
may-nilà
meaning "where indigo is found", ultimately from Sanskrit नील
(nī́la)
referring to the indigo plant. This is the name of the capital city of the
Philippines
.
MAURITÁNIA
(Country)
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Hungarian and Slovak form of
MAURITANIA
.
MEDAN
(Settlement)
Indonesian
,
Batak
,
Banjar
,
Minangkabau
,
Malay
,
Afrikaans
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Indian
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Possibly from Tamil மைதானம்
(maidhāṉam)
meaning "ground, field". This is the name of the capital city of the Indonesian province of North Sumatra.
MEKKA
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Japanese
,
Luxembourgish
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Ukrainian
Form of
MECCA
.
MERAPI
(Mountain)
Indonesian
,
Javanese
,
Balinese
,
Banjar
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Malay
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Indian
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
From Sanskrit मेरु
(Meru)
, the name of a legendary mountain in Buddhist and Hindu mythology, combined with Indonesian
api
meaning "fire". This is the name of a volcano on the island of Java in Indonesia.
MINSK
(Settlement)
Belarusian
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Indian
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Old East Slavic Мѣньскъ
(Měnĭskŭ)
, which was derived from a river named Men. This is the name of the capital city of Belarus.
MODENA
(Settlement)
Italian
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Cebuano
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hungarian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Malay
,
Neapolitan
,
Norwegian
,
Occitan
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Sardinian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swahili
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Venetian
,
Vietnamese
From Latin
MUTINA
, itself from Etruscan
Mutna
, of uncertain meaning. This is the name of a city in northern Italy.
MOLUKY
(Region)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
Moluccas
, which is a common alternative name for the
Maluku Islands
.
MONAKO
(Country & Settlement)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
Form of
MONACO
.
MONGOLSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
MONGOLIA
.
MONROVIA
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
Greek
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
The capital city of Liberia, named after American president James
MONROE
(1758-1831).
MOZAMBIK
(Country)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
MOZAMBIQUE
.
NAY PYI TAW
(Settlement)
English
,
Norwegian
,
Occitan
,
Slovak
English variant of
NAYPYIDAW
as well as the Norwegian, Occitan, and Slovak form.
NAZRAŇ
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
NAZRAN
.
NEAPOL
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Tajik
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
NAPLES
.
NEFTEKAMSK
(Settlement)
Russian
,
English
,
Azerbaijani
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Russian нефть
(neft)
meaning "oil, petroleum" combined with the name of the
Kama
River. This is the name of a city in Bashkortostan, Russia.
NEPÁL
(Country)
Czech
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Czech, Hungarian and Slovak form of
NEPAL
.
NIKARAGUA
(Country)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Basque
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
NICARAGUA
.
NIKÓZIA
(Settlement)
Slovak
Slovak form of
NICOSIA
.
NÓRSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
NORWAY
NOUAKCHOTT
(Settlement)
French
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
From Arabic نواكشوط
(Nuwākšūṭ)
, which is from Tamazight
Nawākšūṭ
meaning "place of the winds" or
inua u-kshut
meaning "made of wood, made of sticks". This is the name of the capital of
Mauritania
.
OMÁN
(Country)
Czech
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
Czech, Hungarian, Slovak and Spanish form of
OMAN
.
ORAN
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Arabic وَهران
(Wahrān)
which is ultimately from the Berber root
hr
meaning "lion". This is the name of a city in Algeria.
PANAMA
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Basque
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Irish
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Korean
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Spanish
Panamá
of uncertain meaning. It may be derived from the name of a tree commonly found in the area (genus Sterculia), from an indigenous word meaning "many butterflies", from Kuna
bannaba
meaning "distant, far away", or from a Guaraní word meaning "place of many fish"... [
more
]
PARTIA
(Region)
Estonian
,
Polish
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
Form of
Parthia
.
PCHJONGJANG
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
PYONGYANG
.
PLOVDIV
(Settlement)
Bulgarian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Uzbek
From a Thracian translation of the Latin name
Pulpudeva
, which is possibly derived from the given name
PHILLIP
and Dacian
dava
meaning "city, town, fortress"... [
more
]
POLYNÉZIA
(Region)
Slovak
Slovak form of
POLYNESIA
.
PORTORIKO
(Political Subdivision)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
PUERTO RICO
.
PORTUGALSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
PORTUGAL
.
PUNCAK JAYA
(Mountain)
Indonesian
,
Balinese
,
Javanese
,
Malay
,
Sundanese
,
Bosnian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
Means "summit of victory" from Indonesian
puncak
meaning "top, summit, peak" and
jaya
meaning "victory". This is the name of the highest mountain in Indonesia located on the island of New Guinea, sometimes referred to as the Carstensz Pyramid.
PUTRAJAYA
(Settlement)
Malay
,
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Javanese
,
Minangkabau
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Indian
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
Derived from Malay
putra
or
putera
meaning "prince", ultimately from Sanskrit पुत्र
(
putra
)
, and
jaya
meaning "success, victory", ultimately from Sanskrit जय
(
jaya
)
... [
more
]
PYRENEJE
(Mountain)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
Pyrenees
.
QUEZON
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Filipino
,
Cebuano
,
Ilocano
,
Pampangan
,
Tagalog
,
Afrikaans
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
From the surname
QUEZON
, named in honour of Manuel Quezon (1878-1844), the second president of the Philippines. This is the name of both a province and city in the Philippines.
RABAT
(Settlement)
Arabic
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Ukrainian
Means "ribat" in Arabic, referring to a type of fortification used during the Muslim conquest of the Maghreb. It is also used as a shortened form of the city's Arabic nickname, رباط الفتح
(ribatu l-fath)
, which means "fortification of conquest, fortification of victory"... [
more
]
RAKÚSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
AUSTRIA
RANGÚN
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
Czech, Slovak, and Spanish form of
YANGON
.
RIGA
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Faroese
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
From Latvian
Rīga
, origin disputed. It may be derived from Livonian
ringa
meaning "loop", referring to an ancient harbor formed by the tributary loop of the Daugava river, from
Riege
, the German name of the Rīdzene (a tributary of the Daugava), or from Latvian
rija
meaning "threshing barn"... [
more
]
RUMUNSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
ROMANIA
RÝN
(River)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
Rhine
.
SAHARA
(Country & Region)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Faroese
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kannada
,
Korean
,
Kurdish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Malayalam
,
Marathi
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Punjabi
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swahili
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Telugu
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Yiddish
Derived from Arabic صَحَارَى
(ṣaḥārā)
meaning "deserts", the plural of صَحْرَاء
(ṣaḥrāʾ)
meaning "desert". This is the name of a desert in Northern Africa as well as a disputed territory and semi-independent state (Western Sahara).
ŠANGHAJ
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Czech, Slovak, and Slovene form of
SHANGHAI
.
SAPPORO
(Settlement)
Japanese
,
Afrikaans
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Ainu サッ・ポロ・ペッ
(sat poro pet)
meaning "dry, great river", referring to the
Toyohira
River. This is the name of a city in northern Japan that serves as the capital of the Hokkaido Prefecture.
SARAJEVO
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
From Turkish
saray
meaning "palace, mansion, house" and
ova
meaning "plain, lowland" or the Slavic suffix
-evo
used to indicate place names. This is the name of the capital city of
Bosnia and Herzegovina
.
SARAWAK
(Political Subdivision)
Malay
,
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Banjar
,
Javanese
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Korean
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Thai
,
Urdu
Probably from Sarawak Malay
serawak
or
serewa
meaning "antimony". This is the name of a state in eastern Malaysia.
SARDÍNIA
(Region & Island)
Slovak
Slovak form of
SARDINIA
.
SAUDSKÁ ARÁBIA
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
SAUDI ARABIA
.
ŠEN-ČEN
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
SHENZHEN
.
SEYCHELY
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
SEYCHELLES
.
SIAM
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Portuguese
Sciam
, which was derived from Thai สยาม
(sayam)
of debated origin. The name may have come from Pali
suvaṇṇabhūmi
meaning "land of gold", Sanskrit श्याम
(
shyama
)
meaning "dark, black, blue" or Mon ရာမည
(ramanya)
meaning "stranger"... [
more
]
SICÍLIA
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Catalan
,
Portuguese
,
Slovak
Catalan, Portuguese and Slovak form of
SICILY
.
SINAJ
(Region & Mountain)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
SINAI
.
SINGAPUR
(Country, Settlement & Island)
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Form of
SINGAPORE
.
SIN-ŤIANG
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
XINJIANG
.
SOCHUMI
(Settlement)
German
,
Slovak
German and Slovak form of
SUKHUMI
.
SOMÁLSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
SOMALIA
.
SPOJENÉ KRÁĽOVSTVO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
UNITED KINGDOM
SRBSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
SERBIA
.
SRÍ LANKA
(Country & Island)
Czech
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
Czech, Hungarian, and Slovak form of
SRI LANKA
.
SUDETY
(Mountain)
Czech
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Ukrainian
Form of
SUDETES
.
SULAWESI
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Indonesian
,
Balinese
,
Banjar
,
Buginese
,
Javanese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Italian
,
Norwegian
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Thai
,
Turkish
Probably means "iron island" in an uncertain South Sulawesi language, from
sula
(cognate with Indonesian
pulau
) meaning "island" and
mesi
(compare Indonesian
besi
) meaning "iron"... [
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SUMATRA
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Indonesian
,
Acehnese
,
Balinese
,
Banjar
,
Javanese
,
Malay
,
Minangkabau
,
Sundanese
,
Albanian
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Uzbek
From Sanskrit समुद्र
(samudrá)
meaning "sea, ocean". This is the name of an island in
Indonesia
as well as three Indonesian provinces.
SURINAM
(Country)
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dhivehi
,
English
,
Hindi
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Nepali
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
,
Uyghur
,
Uzbek
English variant of
SURINAME
as well as the standard name for the country in several languages.
ŠVAJČIARSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
SWITZERLAND
ŠVÉDSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
SWEDEN
TADŽIKISTAN
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
TAJIKISTAN
.
TALLINN
(Settlement)
Estonian
,
English
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
French
,
German
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
Capital of
ESTONIA
and previously known as
Reval
until 1918. The meaning of the name is uncertain, but it is believed to be derived from Estonian
Taani-linn(a)
meaning "Danish castle" or "Danish town".
TAŠKENT
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
TASHKENT
.
TATÁRSKO
(Political Subdivision)
Slovak
Slovak form of
TATARSTAN
.
TAWI-TAWI
(Political Subdivision & Island)
Filipino
,
Tausug
,
Cebuano
,
Ilocano
,
Pampangan
,
Tagalog
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
From Sinama
Jawi Jawi
, which is derived from Malay
jejawi
meaning "banyan tree". This is the name of an island and province in the southern Philippines.
TBILISI
(Settlement)
Georgian
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Finnish
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Derived from Georgian თბილი
(tbili)
meaning "warm", given in reference to the area's sulfuric hot springs. This is the name of the capital city of Georgia (the country).
TEHERÁN
(Settlement)
Czech
,
Galician
,
Hungarian
,
Slovak
,
Spanish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
Form of
TEHRAN
.
THAJSKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
THAILAND
.
THIMPHU
(Settlement)
Bhutanese
,
Tibetan
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Latvian
,
Malay
,
Marathi
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Uzbek
From Bhutanese ཐིམ་
(thim)
meaning "to sink" and ཕུ་
(phu)
meaning "high ground, foothill, upland" or "to fly". This is the name of the capital city of
Bhutan
.
TOGO
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Korean
,
Latvian
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
Means "land where lagoons lie" from Ewe
to
meaning "water" and
go
meaning "shore". Togo, officially the Togolese Republic, is a country in West Africa bordered by Ghana to the west, Benin to the east and Burkina Faso to the north.
TOKIO
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
Esperanto
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Greek
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
TOKYO
.
TONGA
(Country)
Tongan
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Basque
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Kurdish
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Derived from Samoan
toga
meaning "southern, south". This is the name of an archipelagic country in Oceania.
TURECKO
(Country)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
TURKEY
.
TURKMÉNSKO
(Country)
Slovak
Slovak form of
TURKMENISTAN
.
UDMURTSKO
(Political Subdivision)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
UDMURTIA
.
UFA
(Settlement & River)
Russian
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Buryat
,
Chechen
,
Crimean Tatar
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Estonian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Ossetian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Tatar
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Udmurt
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Bashkir Өфө
(Öfö)
, which is of uncertain origin and meaning. It may be derived from the Iranian root
ap
meaning "water". This is the name of the capital city of
Bashkortostan
as well a river that runs through the Ural Mountains... [
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UKRAJINA
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Serbian
,
Silesian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
Form of
UKRAINE
.
ULAN-UDE
(Settlement)
Azerbaijani
,
Bashkir
,
Belarusian
,
Chechen
,
Chuvash
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Kyrgyz
,
Norwegian
,
Ossetian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tatar
,
Ukrainian
,
Yakut
From Buryat Улаан-Үдэ
(Ulaan-Ude)
meaning "red Uda", derived from Buryat улаан
(ulaan)
meaning "red" and Үдэ
(Ude)
referring to the Uda River. The name was originally given to reflect the Soviet Union's communist ideology... [
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]
VIENTIANE
(Settlement)
French
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Bosnian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese (Brazilian)
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
French form of Lao ວຽງຈັນ
(Wiangchan)
meaning "city of sandalwood" or "city of the moon" from Lao ວຽງ
(wiang)
meaning "city, town" and ຈັນ
(chan)
meaning "sandalwood" or "moon"... [
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]
VILNIUS
(Settlement)
Lithuanian
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
English
,
Estonian
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kurdish
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
From the name of the
Vilnia
River, which is derived from Lithuanian
vilnis
meaning "wave, ripple". This is the name of the capital city of Lithuania.
VLADIKAVKAZ
(Settlement)
Russian
,
English
,
Armenian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Turkish
,
Uzbek
Means "ruler of the
Caucasus
" from Russian владеть
(vladet)
meaning "to own, to possess, to control" combined with Кавказ
(Kavkaz)
meaning "Caucasus"... [
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]
VOGÉZY
(Mountain)
Czech
,
Slovak
Czech and Slovak form of
Vosges
.
WALES
(Country)
English
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Filipino
,
Tagalog
From Old English
Wealas
, the plural of
wealh
meaning "foreigner, Celt". This is the name of a country (part of the United Kingdom) in the western part of the island of Great Britain... [
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