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From Kannada ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ( beṅgaḷūru ) . The source of the name Bengaluru is usually attributed to [script needed] ( benda-kāl-ūru , “ town of boiled beans ” ) from Kannada folklore.
Bengaluru
A megacity , the state capital of Karnataka India Synonym: Bangalore 2024 September 8, Kamala Thiagarajan, “Women who are blind play a critical role in identifying possible breast cancers”, in NPR [1] Introduced in India in 2017, the program is now part of major hospitals in key Indian cities: Bengaluru , Varanasi, Gurugram and Delhi.
state capital of Karnataka, India
Arabic: بَنْغَالُور m ( banḡalūr )
Armenian: Բենգալուրու (hy) ( Bengaluru )
Bengali: বেঙ্গালুরু (bn) ( beṅgaluru )
Bulgarian: Бенгалу́ру ( Bengalúru ) , Бангало́р m ( Bangalór )
Burmese: ဗန်ဂလို ( ban-ga.lui )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 班加羅爾 / 班加罗尔 (zh) ( Bānjiāluó'ěr ) , 本加盧魯 / 本加卢鲁 ( Běnjiālúlǔ )
Esperanto: Bengaluro
Farefare: Beŋgaluru
Finnish: Bangalore
French: Bangalore (fr) m Bengaluru (fr) m
Georgian: ბენგალურუ ( bengaluru )
German: Bangalore (de) n Bengaluru (de) n
Greek: Μπανγκαλόρ n ( Bangkalór )
Gujarati: બેંગલોર ( beṅglor ) , બેંગલુરુ n ( beṅgluru )
Hebrew: בנגלור
Hindi: बेंगलुरु ( beṅgluru ) , बंगलौर ( baṅglaur ) , बंगलूर ( baṅglūr ) , बंगलोर (hi) ( baṅglor )
Japanese: バンガロール ( Bangarōru )
Kannada: ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು (kn) ( beṅgaḷūru )
Khmer: ក្រុងបាំងហ្កាឡូ ( kroŋ baŋgaaloo )
Korean: 벵갈루루 ( Benggalluru )
Latvian: Bengalūru f
Lithuanian: Bengalūras m
Malayalam: ബെംഗളൂരു ( beṅgaḷūru )
Marathi: बंगळूर n ( baṅgḷūr ) , बंगळुरू n ( baṅgḷurū ) , बेंगळूर n ( beṅgḷūr ) , बँगलोर ( bĕṅglor )
Persian: بنگلور ( bangalor )
Polish: Bangalur (pl) m
Portuguese: Bangalore f
Russian: Бангало́р (ru) m ( Bangalór ) , Бенгалу́ру m ( Bengalúru )
Spanish: Bangalore (es) m
Tamil: பெங்களூர் (ta) ( peṅkaḷūr )
Telugu: బెంగుళూరు ( beṅguḷūru ) , బెంగళూరు ( beṅgaḷūru )
Thai: บังคาลอร์ ( bangkaalor )
Urdu: بنگلور (ur) m ( baṅglaur )
Vietnamese: Bengaluru
Volapük: Bangalore Bangaluru
Waray-Waray: Bangalore Bangaluru
