Kochi

See also: kochi, kōchi, and Kōchi

English

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Japanese 高(こう)知(ち) (Kōchi).

Alternative forms

• Kōchi

Proper noun

Kochi (uncountable)

1. The capital city of Kōchi Prefecture, Japan.
2. A prefecture of Japan.

Translations

Kōchi, Japan

• Arabic: كُوتْشِي (kūtšī)
• Armenian: Կոտի (Koti)
• Bulgarian: Ко́чи (Kóči)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 高知 (zh) (Gāozhī)

• Czech: Kóči
• Dutch: Kochi n
• French: Kochi
• Hebrew: קוצ׳י
• Hindi: कोचि m (koci)
• Japanese: 高知 (ja) (こうち, Kōchi)
• Korean: 고치 (Gochi)
• Lithuanian: Kočis
• Marathi: कोउची (koucī)
• Russian: Ко́ти (ru) m or f (Kóti)
• Spanish: Kochi (es)
• Thai: โคจิ (koo-jì)

Etymology 2

Borrowed from Japanese 幸地 (Kōchi) or Japanese 高地 (Kōchi).

Proper noun

Kochi (plural Kochis)

1. A surname from Japanese.

Etymology 3

Borrowed from Malayalam കൊച്ചി (kocci).

Alternative forms

• Cochin, Cochi, Kochin

Proper noun

Kochi (uncountable)

1. A city in Kerala, in southwestern India.

Translations

city in India

• Arabic: كوتشي
• Bulgarian: Кочин m (Kočin)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 科契 (kēqì)

• French: Cochin (fr) m
• Greek: Κοτσί (Kotsí)
• Gujarati: કોચીન n (kocīn), કોચી n (kocī)
• Hindi: कोची (hi) (kocī)
• Japanese: コーチ (ja) (Kōchi)
• Kannada: ಕೊಚ್ಚಿ (kocci)
• Konkani: कोच्चि (kocci)
• Latin: Cochinum n
• Malayalam: കൊച്ചി (ml) (kocci)

  Judeo-Malayalam: קוגין (kogīn)

• Marathi: कोची (kocī)
• Persian:

  Classical Persian: کوچِین (kōčīn)

• Tamil: கொச்சி (ta) (kocci)
• Telugu: కొచ్చి (te) (kocci)
• Thai: โกจจิ
• Urdu: کوچی (kocī)

Etymology 4

Alternative forms

• Kuchi

Noun

Kochi (plural Kochis)

1. A member of a nomadic pastoral group of primarily Ghilji Pashtun people.

Anagrams

• hoick

Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 幸地 (Kōchi) or Japanese 高地 (Kōchi).

Proper noun

Kochi m or f by sense

1. a surname from Japanese