English
Amu Darya
Etymology
From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Persian آمودریا (Âmu-Daryâ).
Pronunciation
Proper noun
Amu Darya
- A major river in Central Asia flowing across the border of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan parallel to Syr Darya and into the Aral Sea. Known in classical times as Oxus.
Synonyms
Translations
river
- Arabic: جَيْحُون m (jayḥūn), جِيحُون m (jīḥūn), أَمُو دَارْيَا f (ʔamū dāryā), اوقسوس (oqsus)
- Armenian: Ամուդարյա (hy) (Amudarya)
- Avestan: 𐬬𐬀𐬑𐬴 (vaxṣ̌)
- Azerbaijani: Ceyhun, Amudərya
- Belarusian: Амудар’я́ f (Amudarʺjá)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 阿姆河 (zh) (Āmǔ hé)
- Czech: Amudarja (cs)
- Danish: Amu Darja
- Esperanto: Amudarjo
- Estonian: Amudarja
- Finnish: Amudarja, Amu-Darja
- Georgian: ამუდარია (amudaria)
- Greek: Ώξος m (Óxos), Αμού-Ντάρια (Amoú-Ntária)
- Ancient Greek: Ὦξος m (Ôxos)
- Hebrew: גּוֹזָן (gozan)
- Hindi: वंक्षु (hi) f (vaṅkṣu), वक्षु (hi) m (vakṣu), आमू दरिया f (āmū dariyā)
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- Hungarian: Amu-darja (hu)
- Japanese: アムダリヤ川 (Amudariya gawa), アム川 (Amu-gawa)
- Kazakh: Амудария (Amudariä), Әмудария (Ämudariä)
- Latin: Ōxus m
- Pashto: آمو (Āmū), جيحون (ps) (Jayḥūn)
- Persian: آمودریا (fa) (Âmudaryâ), آمو دریا (Âmu daryâ), جیحون (fa) (Jeyhun), وخش (fa) (waxš)
- Portuguese: Amu-Dária m
- Russian: Амударья́ (ru) f (Amudarʹjá), Аму-Дарья́ f (Amu-Darʹjá)
- Sanskrit: वङ्क्षु (sa) f (vaṅkṣu), वक्षु (sa) m (vakṣu)
- Serbo-Croatian: Аму-Дарја f, Amu-Darja (sh) f
- Spanish: Amu Daria m, Amu Darya m, Amu-Daria m, Amu-Darya m
- Tajik: Омударё (Omudaryo)
- Tatar: Амудәрья (Amudär’ya)
- Turkish: Ceyhun (tr), Amuderya
- Turkmen: Amyderýa
- Ukrainian: Амудар’я́ f (Amudarʺjá)
- Uzbek: Amudaryo
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