Kyoto

See also: kyōto, kyōtō, and Kyōto

English

Alternative forms

• Kioto
• Kyōto

Etymology

From Japanese 京都 (kyōto, “capital”), from Middle Chinese 京都 (kjæng-tu "capital (of a country)").

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈkjoʊtoʊ/

Proper noun

Kyoto

1. A city in Japan on the island of Honshu that once served as Japan’s capital.
2. The Kyoto Protocol.

Translations

Kyōto, Japan

• Arabic: كِيُوتُو‎‎ m (kiyūtū)

  Egyptian Arabic: كيوتو‎‎ f (kiyutu)

• Basque: Kioto
• Bulgarian: Киото (Kioto)
• Catalan: Kyoto m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 京都 (ging¹dou¹)

  Mandarin: 京都 (zh) (Jīngdū)

• Czech: Kjóto
• Danish: Kyoto
• Dutch: Kyoto
• Esperanto: Kioto
• Estonian: Kyōto
• Finnish: Kioto (fi)
• French: Kyoto (fr)
• Galician: Quioto m
• Georgian: კიოტო (ḳioṭo)
• German: Kyōto
• Greek: Κιότο (el) f (Kióto)
• Hebrew: קיוטו‎‎ (kyoto)
• Hindi: क्योटो (kyoṭo)
• Hungarian: Kiotó (hu)
• Indonesian: Kyoto

• Irish: Ciótó
• Italian: Kyoto (it)
• Japanese: 京都 (ja) (きょうと, Kyōto), 京都府 (ja) (きょうとふ, Kyōto-fu), 京都市 (ja) (きょうとし, Kyōto-shi)
• Korean: 교토 (Gyoto), 교또 (Gyotto) (North Korea)
• Latin: Meacum (la), Miaco, Kyotum (la) n, Kioto (la) f, Kyoto f
• Lithuanian: Kiotas
• Macedonian: Кјото n (Kjoto)
• Norwegian: Kyoto
• Ossetian: Киото (Kioto)
• Polish: Kioto (pl) n
• Portuguese: Kyoto (pt) f, Kioto f, Quioto (pt) f
• Romanian: Kyoto
• Russian: Кио́то m (Kióto)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Кјото m

  Roman: Kjoto m

• Slovene: Kjoto
• Spanish: Kioto (es) m
• Swedish: Kyoto
• Tibetan: ཁ་ཡོ་ཐོ (kha yo tho)
• Turkish: Kyoto
• Uyghur: كيوتو‎‎ (kyoto)
• Vietnamese: Kyoto, Kyōto, [Hán-Việt: Kinh Đô]

Anagrams

• Tokyo, Tôkyô, Tōkyō

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Portuguese

Alternative forms

• Kioto, Quioto

Proper noun

Kyoto f

1. Kyoto (a city in Japan)

Quotations

For quotations of use of this term, see Citations:Kyoto.