Khujand

English

Alternative forms

• Khodjend, Khodzhent, Khojend (dated)

Etymology

From Tajik Хуҷанд (Xujand).

Proper noun

Khujand

2. A city, the provincial capital of Sughd, Tajikistan.

Synonyms

• Alexandria, Alexandria Eschate, Leninabad, Leninobod (historical)

Translations

city in Tajikistan

• Arabic: خُجَنْد f (ḵujand)
• Armenian: Խուջանդ (Xuǰand)
• Azerbaijani: Xücənd (az)
• Bulgarian: Ходже́нт m (Hodžént)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 苦盞／苦盏 (zh) (Kǔzhǎn)

• Dutch: Choedzjand n
• Eastern Mari: Худжанд (Hudžand)
• Finnish: Hudžand
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: Chudschand n
• Hindi: ख़ुजन्द m (xujand)
• Hungarian: Hudzsand (hu)
• Kazakh: Худжанд (Xudjand)
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: Хужанд (Xužand)

• Ossetian: Худжанд (Xuǵand)
• Ottoman Turkish: خجند (hucend)
• Persian: خجند (xojand), لنین‌آباد (lenin-âbâd) (historical)
• Polish: Chodżent (pl) m
• Portuguese: please add this translation if you can
• Romanian: Hudjand
• Russian: Худжа́нд (ru) m (Xudžánd), Ходже́нт m (Xodžént) (historical), Ленинаба́д m (Leninabád) (historical)
• Swedish: Chudzjand, Khudzjand, Chodzjent
• Tajik: Хуҷанд (tg) (Xujand), Ленинобод (tg) (Leninobod) (historical)
• Tatar: Хуҗанд (Xucand)
• Turkish: Hucend, Hücent, Hocent
• Ukrainian: Худжа́нд m (Xudžánd)
• Urdu: خجند m (xujand)
• Uyghur: خوجەند (xojend)
• Uzbek: Xoʻjand, Leninobod (historical)