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Etymology [edit]
From Slavic words beli or beo, meaning white and grad meaning city or town. It was named after the white wall of the fortress that enclosed the city. Compare Belgorod.
Pronunciation [edit]
Proper noun [edit]
Belgrade
- The capital of Serbia; formerly the capital of Serbia and Montenegro and of former Yugoslavia.
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Translations [edit]
capital of Serbia
- Albanian: Beogradi (sq)
- Amharic: ቤልግሬድ (am) (Belgred)
- Arabic: بلغراد (ar) (bilghraad) m
- Armenian: Բելգրադ (hy) (Belgrad)
- Azeri: Белград (az) (Belgrad)
- Belarusian: Белград (be) (Belhrád) m
- Bengali: বেল্গ্রেড (bn) (Belgre.d)
- Bulgarian: Белград (bg) (Belgrad) m
- Catalan: Belgrad (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 貝爾格萊德 (cmn), 贝尔格莱德 (cmn) (Bèi'ěrgéláidé)
- Czech: Bělehrad (cs) m
- Danish: Beograd (da), Belgrad (da)
- Dutch: Belgrado (nl)
- Esperanto: Beogrado (eo)
- Estonian: Belgrad (et)
- Finnish: Belgrad (fi)
- French: Belgrade (fr)
- Georgian: ბელგრადი (ka) (Belgradi)
- German: Belgrad (de) n, Weißenburg (de) n (archaic)
- Greek: Βελιγράδι (el) (Veligraði) n
- Hebrew: בלגרד (he) (Belgrad)
- Hindi: बेलग्रेड (hi) (Belgre.d), बैलग्रेड (hi) (Bēlgre.d)
- Hungarian: Belgrád (hu), Nándorfehérvár (hu) (arch.), Landorfehérvár (hu) (arch.)
- Icelandic: Belgrad (is) f, Belgrað (is) f
- Irish: Béalgrád (ga)
- Italian: Belgrado (it) f
- Japanese: ベオグラード (ja) (Beogurādo)
- Korean: 베오그라드 (ko) (Beogeuradeu)
- Latin: Bellogradum (la), Alba Bulgarica (la), Alba Graeca (la), Singidunum (la)
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Proper noun [edit]
Belgrade
- Belgrade
