Ibaraki

English

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Japanese 茨城 (Ibaraki).

Proper noun

Ibaraki

1. A prefecture of Japan. Capital: Mito.

Translations

prefecture of Japan

• Arabic: إِيبَارَاكِي m (ʔibarākī)
• Bengali: ইবারাকি (ibaraki)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 茨城 (zh) (Cíchéng)

• Hindi: इबाराकि f (ibārāki)
• Japanese: 茨城 (ja) (いばらき, Ibaraki)
• Khmer: អ៊ីបារ៉ាគិ (Ibaraki)
• Korean: 이바라키 (Ibaraki)
• Marathi: इबाराकी (ibārākī)
• Russian: Ибара́ки (ru) f (Ibaráki)
• Thai: อิบารากิ (ì-baa-raa-gì)

See also

prefectures of Japanedit

• Aichi
• Akita
• Aomori
• Chiba
• Ehime
• Fukui
• Fukuoka
• Fukushima
• Gifu
• Gunma
• Hiroshima
• Hokkaidō
• Hyōgo
• Ibaraki
• Ishikawa
• Iwate
• Kagawa
• Kagoshima
• Kanagawa
• Kōchi
• Kumamoto
• Kyoto
• Mie
• Miyagi
• Miyazaki
• Nagano
• Nagasaki
• Nara
• Niigata
• Ōita
• Okayama
• Okinawa
• Osaka
• Saga
• Saitama
• Shiga
• Shimane
• Shizuoka
• Tochigi
• Tokushima
• Tokyo
• Tottori
• Toyama
• Wakayama
• Yamagata
• Yamaguchi
• Yamanashi

Etymology 2

Borrowed from Japanese 茨木 (Ibaraki)

Proper noun

Ibaraki

1. A city in Osaka Prefecture.

Translations

city in Osaka, Japan

• Japanese: 茨木 (いばらき, Ibaraki)

Anagrams

• Bakairi, arabiki

Japanese

Romanization

Ibaraki

1. Rōmaji transcription of いばらき