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Abhaziýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Abkhazia
.
Abijan
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Bengali
,
Japanese
,
Pashto
,
Persian
,
Turkmen
Form of
Abidjan
used in multiple languages.
Albaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Albania
.
Almaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Alemannia
, used as the Turkmen name of
Germany
.
Alžir
(Country)
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Macedonian
,
Serbian
,
Turkmen
Form of
Algeria
.
Amman
(Settlement & Political Subdivision)
Arabic
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
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,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Most likely derived from the Arabic root ع م م
(' m m)
related to concepts such as kinship and large extended groups or tribes. Alternatively it may come from the name of the ancient kingdom of
Ammon
, which existed between the 10th and 4th centuries BCE in land east of the Jordan River... [
more
]
Angliýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
England
.
Ankara
(Settlement & River)
Turkish
,
English
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
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,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
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,
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,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
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,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Derived from Ancient Greek ἄγκυρα
(ankura)
meaning "anchor, hook", referring to a river bend. This is the name of the capital city of Turkey as well as a river of the same name.
Aşgabat
(Settlement)
Turkmen
,
Bosnian
,
Estonian
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Italian
,
Kurdish
Form of
Ashgabat
.
Astana
(Settlement)
Kazakh
,
Russian
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
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,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Khmer
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
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,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
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Tagalog
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
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Ukrainian
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Urdu
Means "capital city" in Kazakh, ultimately from Persian آستانه
(astaneh)
. This is the name of the capital city of Kazakhstan.
Awstraliýa
(Region & Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Australia
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Awstriýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Austria
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Azerbaýjan
Азербайҗан
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Azerbaijan
Azerbeýjan
Азербайҗан
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Azerbaijan
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Aziýa
(Region)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Asia
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Bagdat
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Baghdad
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Bahreýn
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Bahrain
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Bamako
(Settlement)
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English
,
French
,
Afrikaans
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Albanian
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,
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From Bambara
Bamakɔ
meaning "crocodile river", derived from
bama
meaning "crocodile" and
kɔ
meaning "stream, river". This is the name of the capital city of
Mali
.
Banjul
(Settlement)
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Korean
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Derived from Mandinka
bang julo
meaning "rope fibre". This is the name of the capital city of The Gambia.
Barbados
(Island & Country)
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Portuguese
barbados
meaning "bearded ones", ultimately from
barba
meaning "beard". It is unclear what exactly the name refers to; it may have come from the hanging vines of fig trees on the island, from the beards worn by the native Carib (Kalinago) people, or from the 'beard' formed by sea foam surrounding the island... [
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Barselona
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Georgian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
Barcelona
used in numerous languages.
Belgiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Belgium
.
Belgrad
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Bulgarian
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Icelandic
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Belgrade
used in various languages.
Bern
(Settlement & Political Subdivision)
German
,
English
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Hebrew
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Alemannic German
Bärn
of uncertain meaning. A popular folk etymology suggests that it is derived from German
Bär
meaning "bear", although it is more likely of Celtic origin, perhaps from the word
*berna
meaning "cleft"... [
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Beýrut
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Beirut
.
Bişkek
(Settlement)
Azerbaijani
,
Crimean Tatar
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Azerbaijani, Crimean Tatar, Turkish, and Turkmen form of
Bishkek
.
Bolgariýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Bulgaria
.
Boliwiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Bolivia
.
Braziliýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Brazil
.
Bruneý
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Brunei
.
Brýussel
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Brussels
.
Buhara
(Region & Settlement)
Crimean Tatar
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Crimean Tatar, Turkish, and Turkmen form of
Bukhara
.
Buhara
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Crimean Tatar
,
Croatian
,
Finnish
,
Hungarian
,
Japanese
,
Macedonian
,
Romanian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Turkmen
,
Turkish
Form of
Bukhara
used in various languages.
Buharest
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Bucharest
.
Butan
(Country)
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Dhivehi
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Persian
,
Russian
,
Slovene
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Bhutan
used in various languages.
Çad
(Country & Body of Water)
Azerbaijani
,
Crimean Tatar
,
Gagauz
,
Kurdish
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Form of
Chad
.
Çehiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Čechy
, used as a name for the Czech Republic.
Çernogoriýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Chernogoriya
, used as the Turkmen name of
Montenegro
.
Dagystan
(Political Subdivision)
Nogai
,
Turkmen
Nogai and Turkmen form of
Dagestan
.
Dakka
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
Dhaka
used in various languages.
Damask
(Settlement)
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Damascus
used in numerous languages.
Daniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Denmark
.
Daşkent
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Tashkent
.
Deli
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Chinese
,
Georgian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Mongolian
,
Portuguese
,
Russian
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Delhi
.
Deli
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Burmese
,
Chinese
,
Georgian
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lao
,
Mongolian
,
Portuguese
,
Russian
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Delhi
used in numerous languages.
Dubaý
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Dubai
.
Dublin
(Settlement)
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
From Irish
Duibhlinn
itself from Middle Irish
Dublind
meaning "black pool", derived from
dub
meaning "black, dark" and
lind
meaning "pool, lake"... [
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Duşanbe
(Settlement)
Gagauz
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Gagauz, Turkish, and Turkmen form of
Dushanbe
.
Efiopiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Ethiopia
.
Ekwador
(Country)
Maltese
,
Polish
,
Turkmen
Maltese, Polish, and Turkmen form of
Ecuador
.
Eritreýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Eritrea
.
Estoniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Estonia
.
Eýran
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Iran
.
Filippinler
(Country)
Crimean Tatar
,
Turkmen
Crimean Tatar and Turkmen form of
Philippines
.
Finlandiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Finland
.
Finlýandiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Finland
.
Gaiti
(Country)
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Haiti
used in various languages.
Gambiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Gambia
.
Gang
(River)
Bulgarian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Persian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Ganges
.
Garaganda
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Karaganda
.
Gaza
(Region & Settlement)
English
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
From Hebrew עזה
('azza)
most commonly believed to be derived from the word עז
('az)
meaning "strong, fierce". This is the name of a region in western Asia on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea (referred to as the Gaza Strip), as well as a city in this region (called Gaza City).
Gazagystan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Kazakhstan
.
Gibraltar
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
English
,
Spanish
,
Basque
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Derived from Arabic جبل طارق
(jabal tariq)
meaning "mountain of
Tariq
", so named for 7th-century Umayyad commander Tariq bin Ziyad, who led the Muslim conquest of
Hispania
... [
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Gonduras
(Country)
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Russian
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Honduras
used in multiple languages.
Gresiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Graecia
(see
Greece
).
Gruziýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Gorj
, used as the name for the country of
Georgia
.
Günorta Afrika
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen calque of
South Africa
.
Gyrgyzystan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Kyrgyzstan
.
Halap
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Aleppo
.
Hindistan
(Country)
Azerbaijani
,
Karakalpak
,
Kumyk
,
Kurdish
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Form of
Hendustan
.
Hinjiýan
(Political Subdivision & Region)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Xinjiang
.
Horwatiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Croatia
.
Hytaý
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Cathay
, used as the Turkmen name of
China
.
Indoneziýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Indonesia
.
Iordaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Jordan
(the country).
Irlandiýa
(Country & Island)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Ireland
.
Islandiýa
(Country & Island)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Iceland
.
Ispaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Hispania
(see
Spain
).
Iswiç
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Sweden
.
Italiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Italia
(see
Italy
).
Jibuti
(Country & Settlement)
Arabic
,
Bengali
,
Chinese
,
Hindi
,
Korean
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Sinhalese
,
Turkmen
,
Urdu
Form of
Djibouti
.
Kalkutta
(Settlement)
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Calcutta
(see
Kolkata
) used in multiple languages.
Kamboja
(Country)
Armenian
,
Georgian
,
Indonesian
,
Swahili
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
Form of
Cambodia
used in various languages.
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
.
Keniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Kenya
.
Kipr
(Country & Island)
Azerbaijani
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Russian
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
Cyprus
.
Kolumbiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Colombia
.
Koreýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Korea
.
Kosowo
(Country)
Polish
,
Turkmen
Polish and Turkmen form of
Kosovo
.
Kosowo
(Country)
Polish
,
Sinhalese
,
Turkmen
Polish, Sinhala and Turkmen form of
Kosovo
.
Kosowo
(Country)
Polish
,
Sinhalese
,
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Polish, Sinhala, Turkmen and Uyghur form of
Kosovo
.
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
.
Kuweýt
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Kuwait
.
Latwiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Latvia
.
Lesoto
(Country)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Georgian
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Sinhalese
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
Lesotho
used in numerous languages.
Liberiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Liberia
.
Lihtenşteýn
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Liechtenstein
.
Lima
(Settlement)
Spanish
,
Aymara
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Most likely a corruption of
Rímac
, the name of a river, itself derived from Quechua
rimaq
meaning "speaker, talker" (ultimately from
rimay
meaning "to speak")... [
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Lissabon
(Settlement)
Afrikaans
,
Azerbaijani
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Icelandic
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Luxembourgish
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Swedish
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Lisbon
.
Liwan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Lebanon
.
Liwan
(Country)
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Turkmen and Uyghur form of
Lebanon
.
Liwiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Libya
.
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
.
Makao
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Georgian
,
Hebrew
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Lao
,
Macedonian
,
Mongolian
,
Persian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Form of
Macau
used in numerous languages.
Malaýziýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Malaysia
.
Maldiwler
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Maldives
.
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.
Mawrikiý
(Country & Island)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Mauritius
.
Mawritaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Mauritania
.
Medine
(Settlement)
Kazakh
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Kazakh, Turkish, Turkmen and Uyghur form of
Medina
.
Mekge
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Mecca
.
Meksika
(Country)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Georgian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Russian
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Mexico
(the country).
Mogadişu
(Settlement)
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Turkish and Turkmen form of
Mogadishu
.
Moldowa
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
Afrikaans, Thai and Turkmen form of
Moldova
.
Moldowa
(Country)
Afrikaans
,
Sinhalese
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Form of
Moldova
used in various languages.
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
.
Mongoliýa
(Country, Political Subdivision & Region)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Mongolia
.
Moroni
(Settlement)
French
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
Derived from Ngazidja Comorian
mroni
meaning "at the river". This is the name of the capital city of the Comoros.
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
.
Müsür
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Misr
.
Mýanma
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Myanmar
.
Mýanmar
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Myanmar
.
Namibiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Namibia
.
Nauru
(Country & Island)
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swahili
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Possibly derived from Nauruan
anáoero
meaning "I go to the beach". This is the name of an island country in Oceania.
Newada
(Political Subdivision)
Thai
,
Turkmen
Thai and Turkmen form of
Nevada
.
Niderlandlar
(Country)
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Turkmen and Uzbek form of
Netherlands
.
Nigeriýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Nigeria
.
Nikaragua
(Country)
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Basque
,
Bulgarian
,
Czech
,
Georgian
,
Hindi
,
Indonesian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Slovak
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Nicaragua
.
Norwegiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Norway
.
Owganystan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Afghanistan
.
Özbegistan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Uzbekistan
.
Päkistan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Pakistan
.
Palau
(Country)
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Finnish
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Urdu
,
Uzbek
From Palauan
Belau
either derived from
aidebelau
meaning "indirect replies" (referring to an island creation myth) or
beluu
meaning "village". This is the name of a country in Oceania.
Palestina
(Country & Region)
Afrikaans
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Dutch
,
Georgian
,
Hebrew
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
Form of
Palestine
used in numerous languages.
Paragwaý
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Paraguay
.
Pariž
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Paris
.
Phenýan
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Pyongyang
.
Plowdiw
(Settlement)
German
,
Turkmen
German and Turkmen form of
Plovdiv
.
Polineziýa
(Region)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Polynesia
.
Polşa
(Country)
Azerbaijani
,
Gagauz
,
Turkmen
Azerbaijani, Gagauz, and Turkmen form of
Poland
.
Port-au-Prince
(Settlement)
French
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Bosnian
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
German
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Romanian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Turkmen
Means "prince's port" in French. This is the name of the capital city of
Haiti
.
Portugaliýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Portugal
.
Reýkýawik
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Reykjavík
.
Rim
(Settlement)
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Rome
used in numerous languages.
Rumyniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Romania
.
Russiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Russia
.
Salwador
(Country)
Polish
,
Turkmen
Polish and Turkmen form of
El Salvador
Sana
(Settlement)
Albanian
,
Amharic
,
Belarusian
,
Bengali
,
Chinese
,
Croatian
,
Georgian
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lao
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Norwegian
,
Polish
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Sanaa
used in numerous languages. It can also be an alternate transcription of Japanese Kanji サナア (see
Sanā
).
Şanhaý
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Shanghai
.
San-marino
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
San Marino
Saud Arabystany
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Saudi Arabia
via the Persian form عربستان
(
Arabestan
)
.
Serbiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Serbia
.
Seul
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bulgarian
,
Croatian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
Form of
Seoul
used in numerous languages.
Şiraz
(Settlement)
Azerbaijani
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Azerbaijani, Turkish and Turkmen form of
Shiraz
.
Siriýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Syria
.
Slowakiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Slovakia
.
Sloweniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Slovenia
.
Sofiýa
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Sofia
.
Şri Lanka
(Country & Island)
Crimean Tatar
,
Gagauz
,
Turkmen
Crimean Tatar, Gagauz, and Turkmen form of
Sri Lanka
.
Şri-lanka
(Country & Island)
Azerbaijani
,
Turkmen
Azerbaijani and Turkmen form of
Sri Lanka
.
Stambul
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Belarusian
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
Form of
Istanbul
.
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.
Suva
(Settlement)
Fijian
,
English
,
Hindi
,
Afrikaans
,
Albanian
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Belarusian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Hebrew
,
Hungarian
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Kazakh
,
Khmer
,
Kyrgyz
,
Latvian
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malagasy
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Tongan
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Ukrainian
,
Uzbek
The capital city of
Fiji
, meaning "mound" in Fijian.
Şweýsariýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Schweiz
, used as the Turkmen name of
Switzerland
.
Tähran
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Tehran
.
Tallin
(Settlement)
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Hindi
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Mongolian
,
Russian
,
Spanish
,
Tajik
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Form of
Tallinn
used in multiple languages.
Tanzaniýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Tanzania
.
Taýland
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Thailand
.
Täze Zelandiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen calque of
New Zealand
.
Tel Awiw
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Polish
,
Turkmen
Polish and Turkmen form of
Tel Aviv
.
Tiflis
(Settlement)
Crimean Tatar
,
English (Archaic)
,
German
,
Spanish
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
Crimean Tatar, German, Spanish, Turkish, and Turkmen form of
Tbilisi
as well as a historical English name for the city.
Tirana
(Settlement)
Albanian
,
English
,
Afrikaans
,
Arabic
,
Armenian
,
Azerbaijani
,
Bengali
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Burmese
,
Croatian
,
Czech
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
Georgian
,
German
,
Greek
,
Hebrew
,
Hindi
,
Hungarian
,
Indonesian
,
Italian
,
Japanese
,
Kazakh
,
Korean
,
Kyrgyz
,
Lithuanian
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Maltese
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Polish
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovak
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Perhaps derived from Doric Greek Τυρσανοί
(Tursanoi)
meaning "Tyrrhenians", which was an exonym for non-Greek inhabitants of the Tyrrhenian Sea. This is the name of the capital city of Albania.
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.
Türkiýe
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Turkey
.
Türkmenabat
(Settlement)
Turkmen
From the ethnic name
Türkmen
combined with Persian آباد
(abad)
meaning "city, town, inhabited area". This is the name of a city in Turkmenistan.
Türkmenistan
Түркменистан, توركمنستان
(Country)
Turkmen
,
Crimean Tatar
,
Estonian
,
Gagauz
,
Turkish
,
Uyghur
Form of
Turkmenistan
.
Tuwalu
(Country)
Chinese
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
Chinese, Thai and Turkmen form of
Tuvalu
.
Tuwalu
(Country)
Chinese
,
Polish
,
Sinhalese
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
Chinese, Sinhala, Thai and Turkmen form of
Tuvalu
as well as a Polish variant.
Urugwaý
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Uruguay
.
Walletta
(Settlement)
Thai
,
Turkmen
Thai and Turkmen form of
Valletta
.
Wanuatu
(Country)
Hawaiian
,
Lao
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
Hawaiian, Lao, Thai and Turkmen form of
Vanuatu
.
Watikan
(Country)
Turkmen
,
Uyghur
Turkmen and Uyghur form of
Vatican
.
Wenesuela
(Country)
Thai
,
Turkmen
Thai and Turkmen form of
Venezuela
.
Wenesuela
(Country)
Lao
,
Thai
,
Turkmen
Lao, Thai, and Turkmen form of
Venezuela
.
Wengriýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Hungary
.
Wilnýus
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Vilnius
.
Wýetnam
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Vietnam
.
Ýamaýka
(Country & Island)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Jamaica
.
Ýaponiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Japan
.
Ýemen
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Yemen
.
Ýerewan
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Yerevan
.
Ýewropa
(Region)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Europe
.
Yrak
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Iraq
.
Yspyhan
(Political Subdivision & Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Isfahan
.
Ysraýyl
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Israel
.
Ýunanystan
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Yunanistan
, used as the Turkmen name of
Greece
.
Zagreb
(Settlement)
Croatian
,
English
,
Armenian
,
Bosnian
,
Bulgarian
,
Catalan
,
Danish
,
Dutch
,
Estonian
,
Finnish
,
French
,
German
,
Hindi
,
Icelandic
,
Indonesian
,
Kazakh
,
Kyrgyz
,
Macedonian
,
Malay
,
Mongolian
,
Norwegian
,
Persian
,
Portuguese
,
Romanian
,
Russian
,
Serbian
,
Slovene
,
Spanish
,
Swedish
,
Tagalog
,
Tajik
,
Turkish
,
Turkmen
,
Uzbek
Meaning uncertain. It may be derived from the given name
Chabrag
, a pet form of
Cyprian
, from Proto-Slavic
*grębъ
meaning "hill, uplift" or from a Roman place name... [
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Zambiýa
(Country)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Zambia
.
Ženewa
(Settlement)
Turkmen
Turkmen form of
Geneva
.
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