Volgograd

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Волгогра́д (Volgográd).

Proper noun

Volgograd

An oblast in southwestern Russia.
A city, the administrative center of Volgograd Oblast, Russia.

Synonyms

Stalingrad (from 1925-61)
Tsaritsyn (before 1925)

Translations

Volgograd

Arabic: فُولْغُوغْرَاد m (fulḡuḡrād), فُولْجُوجْرَاد m (fulgugrād)
Armenian: Վոլգոգրադ (Volgograd)
Belarusian: Валгагра́д m (Valhahrád)
Bulgarian: Волгогра́д m (Volgográd)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 伏爾加格勒／伏尔加格勒 (zh) (Fú'ěrjiāgélè)
Danish: Volgograd
Finnish: Volgograd (fi)
French: Volgograd (fr) m
Georgian: ვოლგოგრადი (volgogradi)
German: Wolgograd (de) n
Greek: Βόλγογκραντ (Vólgogkrant)
Hebrew: וולגוגרד
Hindi: वोल्गोग्राद (volgogrād)
Italian: Volgograd (it), Volgogrado
Japanese: ヴォルゴグラード (Vorugogurādo)
Kalmyk: Аһш (Ağş)
Korean: 볼고그라드 (Bolgogeuradeu)
Macedonian: Во́лгоград m (Vólgograd)
Marathi: वोल्गोग्राद n (volgogrād)
Mongolian: Волгоград (Volgograd)
Persian: ولگوگراد
Polish: Wołgograd (pl)
Portuguese: Volgogrado f
Russian: Волгогра́д (ru) m (Volgográd)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Волгоград m

Roman: Volgograd m
Spanish: Volgogrado (es)
Ukrainian: Волгогра́д m (Volhohrád)
Urdu: وولگو گراد
Vietnamese: Volgograd
Yiddish: וואָלגאָגראַד (volgograd)

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