Grozny

See also: groźny

English

Etymology

Transliteration of Russian Гро́зный (Gróznyj), from гро́зный (gróznyj, “menacing, formidable, severe, cruel”).

Proper noun

Grozny

1. The capital city of Chechnya, Russia.

Translations

city in Russia

• Abkhaz: Грозны (Groznə)
• Arabic: غْرُوزْنِي m (ḡrūznī), جْرُوزْنِي m (grūznī)
• Armenian: Գրոզնի (hy) (Grozni)
• Avar: Сунж-хъала (Sunž-qxala)
• Azerbaijani: Qroznı
• Bashkir: Грозный (Groznıy)
• Belarusian: Гро́зны m (Hrózny)
• Bulgarian: Гро́зни m (Grózni)
• Chechen: Соьлжа-Гӏала (Sölža-Ğala)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 格羅茲尼／格罗兹尼 (Géluózīní), 格罗兹尼 (Géluózīní)

• Chuvash: Грозный (Groznyj)
• Czech: Groznyj m
• Danish: Grosnij
• Eastern Mari:
• Estonian: Groznõi
• Finnish: Groznyi
• French: Grozny m
• Georgian: გროზნო (grozno)
• German: Grosny (de) n
• Hebrew: גרוזני
• Hungarian: Groznij (hu)
• Japanese: グロズヌイ (Gurozunui)
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• Kabardian: Грознэ (Ɣroznɛ)
• Kalmyk: Грозный (Groznyy)
• Kazakh: Грозный (Groznyi)
• Korean: 그로즈니 (Geurojeuni)
• Macedonian: Грозни m (Grozni)
• Marathi: ग्रोज्नी n (groznī)
• Mingrelian: გროზნო (grozno)
• Mongolian: Грозный (Groznyj)
• Ossetian: Грозна (Grozna)
• Persian: گروزنی (gruzni)
• Polish: Grozny (pl) m
• Portuguese: Grozny f, Grozni f, Grosni f, Grózni f
• Russian: Гро́зный (ru) m (Gróznyj)
• Serbo-Croatian: Грозни m, Grozni m
• Slovak: Groznyj m
• Spanish: Grozni m
• Tajik: Грозний (Grozniy)
• Tatar: Грозный (Groznıy)
• Turkish: Grozni
• Udmurt: Грозный (Groznyj)
• Ukrainian: Гро́зний m (Hróznyj), Ґрозний (Groznyj)
• Uzbek: Grozniy
• Yakut: Грознай (Groznay)

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Portuguese

Alternative forms

• Grozni, Grosni, Grózni

Proper noun

Grozny f

1. Grozny (a city, the regional capital of Chechnya, Russia)