Tula

English

Etymology 1

From Spanish Tula, from Nahuatl Tōllān "place of bulrushes", from tōllin "bulrush" + -tlān.

Proper noun

Wikipedia

Tula

1. A town in Hidalgo, Mexico, near the remains of the Toltec city Tollan.

Related terms

• Tollan

Translations

town in Mexico

• Macedonian: Тула (mk) (Túla) f

• Spanish: Tula (es)

Etymology 2

The location of Tula Oblast.

Wikipedia

Wikipedia

From Russian Тула.

Proper noun

Tula

1. A city in Tula Oblast, Russia, 165km south of Moscow.
2. A western Russian oblast, the capital of which is the city of Tula.

Translations

city

• Arabic: تولا (ar) (tuula) f
• Armenian: Տուլա (hy) (Tula) 
• Belarusian: Тула (be) (Túla) f 
• Bulgarian: Тула (bg) (Túla) f 
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 圖拉 (cmn), 图拉 (cmn) (Túlā)

• Dutch: Toela (nl)
• French: Toula (fr) f
• Georgian: ტულა (ka) (tula) 
• Greek: Τούλα (el) (Toúla) f 
• Hebrew: טולה (he)
• Hindi: तुला (hi) (tulā)

• Japanese: トゥーラ (ja) (Tūra)
• Korean: 툴라 (ko) (Tulla)
• Macedonian: Тула (mk) (Túla) f, Тула (mk) (Túla) f
• Persian: تولا (fa)
• Polish: Tuła (pl) f
• Russian: Тула (ru) (Túla) f 
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Тула (sh) f

  Roman: Tula (sh) f

• Thai: ตูลา (th) (dtoolaa)
• Ukrainian: Тула (uk) (Túla) f 

oblast

• Macedonian: Тулска област (mk) (Túlska óblast) f

• Russian: Тульская область (ru) (Túl'skaja óblast') f