Volgograd

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Волгогра́д (Volgográd). Named after the Volga River.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈvoʊlɡəɡrɑːd/, /ˈvoʊlɡəɡræd/

Proper noun

Volgograd

1. An oblast in southwestern Russia.
2. A city, the administrative center of Volgograd Oblast, Russia.

Synonyms

• Stalingrad (from 1925 to 1961)
• Tsaritsyn (before 1925)

Translations

Volgograd

• Arabic: فُولْغُوغْرَاد m (fulḡuḡrād), فُولْجُوجْرَاد m (fulgugrād)
• Armenian: Վոլգոգրադ (Volgograd)
• Azerbaijani: Sarısu, Volqoqrad
• Belarusian: Валгагра́д m (Valhahrád)
• Bulgarian: Волгогра́д m (Volgográd)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 伏爾加格勒 / 伏尔加格勒 (zh) (Fú'ěrjiāgélè)

• Chuvash: Чархули (Čarh̬uli)
• Danish: Volgograd
• Erzya: Рав (Rav), Равош (Ravoš)
• Finnish: Volgograd (fi)
• French: Volgograd (fr) m
• Georgian: ვოლგოგრადი (volgogradi)
• German: Wolgograd (de) n
• Greek: Βόλγογκραντ (Vólgogkrant)
• Hebrew: וולגוגרד
• Hindi: वोल्गोग्राद (volgogrād)
• Italian: Volgograd (it), Volgogrado
• Japanese: ヴォルゴグラード (Vorugogurādo)
• Kalmyk: Аһш (Ağş)
• Korean: 볼고그라드 (Bolgogeuradeu)
• Macedonian: Во́лгоград m (Vólgograd)
• Marathi: वोल्गोग्राद n (volgogrād)
• Mari:

  Eastern Mari: Юлысо Ола (JUlyso Ola)

• Mongolian: Волгоград (Volgograd)
• Nogai: Сары-Сув (Sarı-Suv)
• Persian: ولگوگراد
• Polish: Wołgograd (pl)
• Portuguese: Volgogrado f
• Russian: Волгогра́д (ru) m (Volgográd)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Волгоград m

  Latin: Volgograd m

• Spanish: Volgogrado (es)
• Tatar: Сарысу (Sarısu), Сарычин (Sarıçin)
• Ukrainian: Волгогра́д m (Volhohrád)
• Urdu: وولگو گراد
• Vietnamese: Volgograd
• Yiddish: וואָלגאָגראַד (volgograd)