Voronezh

English

Etymology

From Russian Воро́неж (Vorónež).

Proper noun

Voronezh

1. A city in Russia.
2. A river in Tambov, Lipetsk, and Voronezh oblasts in Russia, a left tributary of the Don.

Translations

city in Russia

• Arabic: فُورُونِيج m (furūnij)
• Armenian: Վորոնեժ (Voronež)
• Belarusian: Воро́неж m (Vorónjež)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 沃羅涅日／沃罗涅日 (Wòluónièrì), 沃罗涅日 (Wòluónièrì)

• Czech: Voroněž m
• Danish: Voronezj
• Finnish: Voronež (fi)
• French: Voronej m
• Georgian: ვორონეჟი (voroneži)
• German: Woronesch (de) n
• Greek: Βορόνεζ (Vorónez)
• Hebrew: וורונז׳
• Hindi: वोरोनेझ़ (voroneź)
• Hungarian: Voronyezs
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• Japanese: ヴォロネジ (Voroneji), ボロネジ (Boroneji)
• Korean: 보로네시 (Boronesi)
• Macedonian: Во́ронеж m (Vóronež)
• Marathi: वोरोनेझ n (voronejh)
• Mongolian: Воронеж (Voronež)
• Polish: Woroneż (pl), Woroneż (pl) m
• Portuguese: Voronej f
• Russian: Воро́неж (ru) m (Vorónež)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Вороњеж m

  Roman: Voronjež m

• Slovak: Voronež f
• Spanish: Vorónezh m
• Thai: โวโรเนช (woh-roh-nâyt)
• Ukrainian: Воро́неж m (Vorónež)
• Vietnamese: Voronezh

river

• Russian: Воро́неж (ru) m (Vorónež)
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Portuguese

Proper noun

Voronezh f

1. Alternative spelling of Voronej