Kyoto

See also kyōto, and Kyōto

English

Wikipedia

Wikipedia

Alternative forms

• Kioto
• Kyōto

Etymology

From Japanese 京都 (kyōto, “capital”).

Proper noun

Kyoto

1. A city in Japan on the island of Honshu that once served as Japan’s capital.
2. The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change -- An amendment to the international treaty on climate change, assigning mandatory targets for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to signatory nations.

Translations

Kyōto, Japan

Arabic: كيوتو (ar) (kiyuutu) m. Basque: Kioto Bosnian: Kjoto (bs) m. Bulgarian: Киото (bg) (Kioto) Catalan: Kyoto m. Chinese: Cantonese: 京都 (ging1dou1) Mandarin: 京都 (cmn) (Jīngdū) Czech: Kjóto Danish: Kyoto (da) Dutch: Kyoto (nl) Esperanto: Kioto (eo) Estonian: Kyōto (et) Finnish: Kioto (fi) French: Kyōto (fr) Galician: Quioto m. Georgian: კიოტო (kioto) German: Kyōto (de) Greek: Κιότο (el) (Kióto) f. Hebrew: קיוטו (kyoto) Hungarian: Kiotó (hu) Indonesian: Kyoto (id)

Italian: Kyoto (it) Japanese: 京都 (ja) (きょうと, Kyōto), 京都府 (ja) (きょうとふ, Kyōto-fu), 京都市 (ja) (きょうとし, Kyōto-shi) Korean: 교토 (ko) (Gyoto) Latin: Meacum (la), Miaco (la) Lithuanian: Kiotas Macedonian: Кјото (mk) (Kjóto) n. Norwegian: Kyoto (no) Ossetian: Киото (Kioto) Polish: Kioto (pl) Portuguese: Quioto (pt) m. Romanian: Kyoto (ro) Russian: Киото (ru) (Kióto) m. (indeclinable) Serbian: Cyrillic: Кјото m. Roman: Kjoto m. Slovene: Kjoto (sl) Spanish: Kioto (es) m. Swedish: Kyoto (sv) Tibetan: ཁ་ཡོ་ཐོ་ (kha yo tho) Turkish: Kyoto (tr) Vietnamese: Kyoto (vi), Kyōto (vi)

Anagrams

• Tokyo, Tōkyō