Dushanbe

English

Etymology

From Tajik душанбе (dušanbe, “Monday”), referring to the big open market that would take place there every Monday.

Proper noun

Dushanbe

1. The capital city of Tajikistan.

Translations

capital of Tajikistan

• Amharic: ዱሻንቤ (dušanbe)
• Arabic: دُوشَنْبِه‎ f (dušanbih)
• Armenian: Դուշանբե (hy) (Dušanbe)
• Azerbaijani: Düşənbə (az)
• Belarusian: Душанбэ́ m (Dušanbé)
• Catalan: Duixanbe
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 杜尚別 (zh), 杜尚别 (zh) (Dùshàngbié), 杜尚貝, 杜尚贝 (Dùshàngbèi)

• Danish: Dushanbe, Dusjanbe
• Esperanto: Duŝanbeo (eo)
• Estonian: Dušanbe (et)
• Finnish: Dušanbe (fi)
• French: Douchanbé (fr) m
• Georgian: დუშანბე (dušanbe)
• German: Duschanbe (de) n
• Greek: Ντουσαμπέ f (Dousampé)
• Hebrew: דוּשָנבֶּה‎ (dushanbe)
• Hindi: दुशान्बे (duśānbe)
• Hungarian: Dusanbe (hu)
• Japanese: ドゥシャンベ (Dushanbe)
• Kazakh: Душанбе (Dwşanbe)
• Korean: 두샨베 (Dusyanbe)
• Kurdish: Duşenbe (ku)
• Kyrgyz: Душанбе (ky) (Duşanbe)

• Maltese: Duxanbe
• Mongolian: Душанбе (Dušanbe)
• Navajo: Dooshanbeeʼ
• Ossetian: Душанбе́ (Dušanbé)
• Pashto: دوشنبه‎ f (dušanbá)
• Persian: دوشنبه‎ (fa) (došanbe)
• Polish: Duszanbe (pl)
• Portuguese: Dushanbe (pt) f, Duchambe f
• Russian: Душанбе́ (ru) m (Dušanbɛ́)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Душанбе

  Roman: Dušanbe

• Slovak: Dušanbe (sk) n
• Spanish: Dusambé, Dushambé
• Swedish: Dusjanbe (sv)
• Tajik: Душанбе (tg) (Dušanbe)
• Thai: ดูชานเบ (duu-chaan-bêe)
• Turkish: Duşanbe (tr)
• Turkmen: Duşanbe
• Ukrainian: Душанбе́ m (Dušanbé)
• Urdu: دوشنبہ‎ (duśānbe)
• Uyghur: دۈشەنبە‎ (düshenbe)
• Uzbek: Dushanbe
• Yakut: Душанбе (Duşanbe)

Anagrams

• bunheads, unbashed

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Portuguese

Alternative forms

• Duchambe

Proper noun

Dushanbe f

1. Dushanbe (the capital city of Tajikistan)