Almaty

See also: Ałmaty and Almatý

English

Transliteration from Kazakh Алматы (Almaty), which is an adjective form of алма (alma, “apple”).

Almaty

The largest city in and former (until 1998) capital of Kazakhstan, formerly known as Alma-Ata.

city

Arabic: أَلْمَاتِي f (ʔalmātī)
Armenian: Ալմաթի (Almatʻi)
Azerbaijani: Almatı (az)
Belarusian: Алматы́ m (Almatý)
Bengali: আলমাটি (almaṭi)
Bulgarian: Алмати́ (Almatí)
Burmese: အော်လ်မေတီမြို့ (aulmetimrui.)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 阿拉木圖／阿拉木图 (zh) (Ālāmùtú)
Esperanto: Almato
Estonian: Almatõ
Finnish: Almaty (fi)
Gagauz: Almatı
German: Almaty (de) n
Greek: Αλμάτι (el) n (Almáti)
Hindi: अलमाती (almātī)
Hungarian: Almati (hu)
Japanese: アルマトイ (Arumatoi)
Kazakh:
Arabic: الماتى

Cyrillic: Алматы (Almaty)

Latin: Almaty (kk)
Korean: 알마티 (ko) (Almati)
Kyrgyz: Алмата (ky) (Almata)
Latvian: Almati
Lithuanian: Almata
Mongolian: Алматы (Almaty)
Persian: آلماتی (âlmâti)
Polish: Ałmaty (pl) f pl, Ałma Ata (pl) f
Portuguese: Almaty f
Romanian: Almatî
Russian: Алматы́ (ru) m (Almatý) (official in Kazakhstan), Алма-Ата́ (ru) f (Alma-Atá) (official in Russia)
Spanish: Almatý
Swedish: Almaty
Tajik: Амаато (Amaato), Алмати (Almati)
Turkish: Almatı (tr)
Turkmen: Almaty
Ukrainian: Алмати́ m (Almatý)
Uyghur:
Arabic: ئالمۇتا (almuta)

Cyrillic: Алмута (Almuta)
Uzbek: Almati, Olmaota

Almaty

Almaty f

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