Khartoum

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Etymology

Possibly from Arabic خرطوم (Ḫarṭūm, “elephant trunk”), but more likely from Arabic قرطم (Qurṭum, “safflower”).

Proper noun

Khartoum

1. Capital of the Sudan.

Translations

capital of Sudan

• Amharic: ካርቱም (karətumə)
• Arabic: الخرطوم (ar) (al-kharTuum) m
• Bulgarian: Хартум (bg) (Xartúm) m 
• Catalan: Khartum m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 喀土穆 (cmn) (Kātǔmù)

• Czech: Chartúm m
• Danish: Khartoum (da)
• Dutch: Khartoem
• Esperanto: Ĥartumo
• Estonian: Hartum
• Finnish: Khartum
• French: Khartoum (fr) m
• Galician: Khartún m
• German: Khartum (de)
• Greek: Χαρτούμ (Khartoúm)
• Hebrew: חרטום (he) (ħartum)
• Hungarian: Kartúm (hu)
• Icelandic: Kartúm (is)
• Ido: Khartoum
• Indonesian: Khartoum (id)
• Irish: Cartúm (ga) m
• Italian: Khartum

• Japanese: ハルツーム (ja) (Harutsūmu)
• Korean: 하르툼 (ko) (Hareutum)
• Lithuanian: Chartumas
• Maltese: Kartum m
• Navajo: Kʼaatʼóóm
• Norwegian: Khartoum (no)
• Ossetian: Хартум (Xartum)
• Persian: خارطوم (fa) (xartûm)
• Polish: Chartum (pl) m
• Portuguese: Cartum (pt) m
• Romanian: Khartoum (ro)
• Russian: Хартум (ru) (Xartúm) m 
• Serbian: Картум (Kartum) m
• Slovak: Chartúm m
• Spanish: Jartum (es) m
• Swahili: Khartoum (sw)
• Swedish: Khartoum (sv)
• Tamil: கார்த்தௌம்
• Tibetan: ཁར་ཏུམ
• Turkish: Hartum
• Urdu: خرطوم (ur)
• Welsh: Khartoum (cy)