Tartu

See also tartu

English

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Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈtɑrtu/

Etymology

From Estonian Tartu, from earlier Tarbatu, ultimately from tarvas (“aurochs”).

Proper noun

Tartu

1. The second-largest city in Estonia.

Translations

second-largest city in Estonia

• Armenian: Տարտու (hy) (Tartu) 
• Danish: Tartu (da)
• Dutch: Tartu (nl)
• Estonian: Tartu (et)
• Finnish: Tartto (fi)
• French: Tartu (fr)
• German: Tartu, Dorpat (old name)
• Hebrew: טרטו (he)
• Italian: Tartu (it)
• Japanese: タルトゥ (ja) (Tarutu)

• Latin: Tarbatum, (Tarbata, Tharbatum, Tharbata)
• Latvian: Tērbata (lv)
• Lithuanian: Tartu (lt)
• Polish: Tartu (pl)
• Russian: Тарту (ru) (Tártu) m  (indeclinable), (old name) Юрьев (ru) (Júr'jev) m , Дерпт (ru) (Derpt) m , Дорпат (ru) (Dórpat) m 
• Spanish: Tartu (es)
• Swedish: Tartu, Dorpat
• Võro: Tarto

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Estonian

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Proper noun

Tartu

1. Tartu