Slovak exonyms

Slovak exonyms

"Below is a list of Slovak language exonyms for towns and villages in non-Slovak-speaking areas of the World :"

Caveat: some of them are only used in historical contexts today (not always marked in the list). A complete list of names that are obligatorily translated into their Slovak equivalents today can be found here: [http://www.geodesy.gov.sk/sgn/gnzOSN/gnzframe.htm]

Albania

*Apoloni Apolónia
*Durrës Drač (rare)
*Korçë Korča (rare)
*Lezhë Leža
*Tiranë Tirana
*Shkodër Skadar
*Vlorë Valona (rare)

Algeria

*Al-Jaza'ir Alžír

Austria

*Angern an der March Congr (local)
*Bruck an der Leitha Most nad Litavou (hist.)
*Dürnkrut Suchá Kruta (local)
*Graz Štajerský Hradec (also Graz)
*Hohenau Cahnov (local)
*Kärnten Korutánsko
*Kittsee (hist.) Kopčany
*Klagenfurt (hist.) Celovec
*Krems (hist.) Kremža
*Linz Linec
*Neusiedl am See Nezider
*Salzburg (hist. ) Soľnohrad
*Villach (hist.) Belák
*Wien Viedeň
*Wiener Neudorf Viedenská Nová Ves
*Wiener Neustadt Viedenské Nové Mesto

Belgium

*Antwerpen Antverpy
*Brugge Bruggy
*Brussel-Bruxelles Brusel
*Liège Lutych

Croatia

*Dubrovnik Dubrovník (hist.: Ragúza)
*Karlovac Karlovec
*Zagreb Záhreb

Cyprus

*Lefkosia Nikózia

Denmark

*København Kodaň

France

*Avignon Aviňon
*Crécy Kresčak
*Lourdes Lurdy
*Metz Mety
*Paris Paríž
*Reims Remeš
*Strasbourg Štrasburg

Germany

*Aachen Cáchy (also Aachen)
*Bautzen Budyšín
*Bayern Bavorsko
*Bremen Brémy
*Chemnitz Kamenica (rare)
*Dresden Drážďany
*Frankfurt am Main Frankfurt nad Mohanom
*Görlitz Zhorelec
*Köln Kolín nad Rýnom
*Konstanz Kostnica
*Leipzig Lipsko
*Mainz Mohuč (rare)
*München Mníchov
*Nürnberg Norimberg
*Passau Pasov
*Plauen Plavno (rare)
*Potsdam Postupim
*Regensburg Rezno (rare)
*Rügen Rujana
*Trier Trevír
*Tübingen Tubinky (hist.)

Greece

*Athina Atény
*Ioannina Janina (hist.)
*Kérkyra Korfu
*Korinthos Korint
*Mykénés Mykény
*Thessaloniki Solún

Hungary

*Balassagyarmat Balážske Ďarmoty
*Békéscsaba Békešská Čaba
*Budapest Budapešť
*Csákvár Čákvár
*Csongrád Čongrád
*Debrecen Debrecín
*Drégely () Drégeľ
*Dunaújváros Dunajské Nové Mesto
*Eger Jáger
*Esztergom Ostrihom
*Győr Ráb
*Kalocsa Kaloča
*Kaposvár Kapošvár
*Kisvárda Malý Varadín
*Komárom Komárno
*Kőszeg Kysek
*Miskolc Miškovec
*Mohács Moháč
*Moson Mošon
*Nagykanizsa Kaniža
*Nógrád Novohrad
*Pannonhalma (mesto) Rábsky Svätý Martin
*Pannonhalma Panónska Hora
*Pécs Päťkostolie (hist.)
*Pilisszentkereszt Mlynky
*Salgótarján (hist.) Šalgov-Tarjany
*Sárospatak Blatný Potok
*Siklós Šiklóš
*Sopron Šopron
*Szarvas Sarvaš
*Szécsény Sečany
*Szeged Segedín
*Székesfehérvár Stoličný Belehrad
*Szentendre Svätý Ondrej
*Szolnok Solnok
*Szombathely (hist.) Kamenec
*Vác Vacov
*Vasvár Vašvár
*Veszprém Vesprém, (hist.) Vesprím
*Visegrád Vyšehrad
*Zalavár Blatnohrad (hist.)

India

*Bangalore Bangalúr
*Mumbai Bombaj
*Varanasi Benáres

Israel & Palestinian Territories

*Ariha Jericho
*Keysaria Cézarea
*Lod Lida or Lydda (hist.)
*Natzrat Nazaret
*Tverya Tiberiada
*Yafo Jaffa (hist. Jopa)
*Yerushala'im / Al-Kuds Jeruzalem

Italy

*Firenze Florencia
*Genova Janov
*Gorizia Gorica
*Milano Miláno
*Napoli Neapol
*Roma Rím
*Siracusa Syrakúzy
*Taranto Tarent
*Torino Turín
*Trento Trident
*Trieste Terst
*Venezia Benátky

Kazakhstan

*Almaty Alma-Ata
*Aqtöbe Akťubinsk

Latvia

*Daugavpils Dvinsk
*Liepaja Libava (hist.)

Lebanon

*Sūr Týros or Týrus

Lithuania

*Vilnius Vilno (hist.)

Luxembourg

*Luxembourg Luxemburg

Moldova

*Chişinău Kišiňov
*Tighina Bendery

Monaco

*Monaco Monako
*Monte-Carlo Monte Carlo

Netherlands

*Den Haag Hág
*Groningen (hist.) Groninky

Pakistan

*Lahore Láhaur

People's Republic of China

*Běijīng Peking
*Wūlǔmùqí Urumči

Poland

*Białogard Belehrad
*Bydgoszcz Bydhošť
*Częstochowa Čenstochová
*Katowice Katovice
*Kraków Krakov
*Nowy Targ Nový Targ
*Oświęcim Osvienčim
*Ruda Śląska Sliezska Ruda
*Szczecin Štetín
*Szczecinek Nový Štetín
*Tarnów Tarnov
*Tarnowskie Góry Tarnovice
*Warszawa Varšava
*Wieliczka Vielička
*Wrocław Vroclav (hist. Vratislav)
*Zgorzelec Zhorelec

Portugal

*Lisboa Lisabon

Romania

*Bistriţa Bystrica (hist.)
*Braşov Brašov
*Bucureşti Bukurešť
*Cluj-Napoca Kluž
*Constanţa Konstanca
*Galaţi Galac
*Iaşi Jaš
*Oradea (hist.) Veľký Varadín
*Piteşti Pitešť
*Ploieşti Ploješť
*Rodna Rudnava (hist.)
*Satu Mare (hist.) Satmár
*Sibiu Sibiň (rare)
*Sighetu Marmaţiei Siget
*Sighişoara Segešvár
*Şiria (hist.) Világoš
*Târgovişte Trhovište
*Timişoara Temešvár
*Transilvania Sedmohradsko

Russia

*Kaliningrad Kráľovec (histor.)
*Sankt-Peterburg Petrohrad

erbia

*Beograd Belehrad
*Novi Sad Nový Sad
*Bački Petrovac Báčsky Petrovec

outh Africa

*Cape Town-Kaapstad Kapské mesto

weden

*Stockholm Štokholm

witzerland

*Basel Bazilej
*Genève Ženeva

Turkey

*Edirne (hist.) Drinopol
*İstanbul Istanbul (hist. Carihrad, Konštantínopol)
*İzmir (hist.) Smyrna
*Silivri Selimbria (hist.)
*Trabzon Trapezunt (hist.)
*Truva / Troia Trója

Ukraine

*Berehove Berehovo
*Chernivtsi Černovice
*Chornobyl Černobyľ
*Kharkiv Charkov
*Kyiv Kyjev
*Lviv Ľvov
*Mukacheve Mukačevo
*Rakhiv Rachov
*Rivne Rovno
*Ternopil Tarnopoľ
*Uzhhorod Užhorod
*Zaporizhia Záporožie

United Kingdom

*London Londýn

Vietnam

*Hà Nội Hanoj
*Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh Hočiminovo mesto

ee also

*List of European exonyms


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