Belgorod

See also: Bélgorod

English

Etymology

From Russian Бе́лгород (Bélgorod), literally "white city", from бе́лый (bélyj, “white, light”) + го́род (górod, “town, city”). Compare Belgrade.

Proper noun

Belgorod

A city in Russia, administrative centre of Belgorod oblast.

Translations

a city in Russia

Arabic: بِيلْغُورُود‎ m (bilḡurud)
Armenian: Բելգորոդ (Belgorod)
Belarusian: Бе́лгарад m (Bjélharad)
Bulgarian: Белгород m (Belgorod)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 別爾哥羅德, 别尔哥罗德 (Bié'ěrgēluódé)
Czech: Belgorod m
Danish: Belgorod
Finnish: Belgorod
French: Belgorod m
Georgian: ბელგოროდი (belgorodi)
German: Belgorod (de) n
Greek: Μπέλγκοροντ (Bélgkoront)
Hebrew: בלגורוד‎
Hindi: बेल्गोरोद (belgorod)
Italian: Belgorod m
Japanese: ベルゴロド (Berugorodo)

Korean: 벨고로드 (Belgorodeu)
Macedonian: Белгород m (Belgorod)
Mongolian: Белгород (Belgorod)
Polish: Biełgorod (pl) m, Białygród m
Portuguese: Belgorod f
Russian: Бе́лгород (ru) m (Bélgorod)
Serbo-Croatian: Белгород m, Belgorod m
Slovak: Belgorod m
Slovene: Belgorod m
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: Běłygrod m
Spanish: Bélgorod m
Swedish: Belgorod
Thai: เบลโกรอด (bayn-goh-rôt)
Turkish: Belgorod
Ukrainian: Бє́лгород m (Bjélhorod), Бі́лгород m (Bílhorod)
Vietnamese: Belgorod

See also

Belgrade

Portuguese

Proper noun

Belgorod f

Belgorod (an oblast of Russia)
Belgorod (a city, the regional capital of Belgorod oblast, Russia)

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