Jakarta

English

Derives from Sanskrit जयकर्त (jayakarta, “that which causes victory”).

Jakarta

capital of Indonesia

Arabic: جَاكَرْتَا‎ f (jakartā)
Armenian: Ջակարտա (J̌akarta)
Azerbaijani: Cakarta
Belarusian: Джака́рта f (Džakárta)
Bengali: জাকার্তা (Jakarta)
Bulgarian: Джака́рта f (Džakárta)
Burmese: ဂျကာတာ (gya.kata)
Catalan: Jakarta
Chinese:
Mandarin: 雅加達 (zh), 雅加达 (zh) (Yǎjiādá)
Czech: Jakarta (cs) f
Danish: Jakarta
Dutch: Jakarta (nl)
Esperanto: Ĝakarto (eo)
Estonian: Jakarta (et)
Finnish: Jakarta (fi)
French: Jakarta (fr), Djakarta
Georgian: ჯაკარტა (ǯaḳarṭa)
German: Jakarta (de) n
Greek: Τζακάρτα (el) f (Tzakárta), Βαταβία f (Vatavía) (historical)
Hebrew: ג׳קרטה‎
Hindi: जकार्ता (jakārtā)
Icelandic: Djakarta
Indonesian: Jakarta (id); Djakarta (dated), Sunda Kelapa, Jayakarta, Batavia (historical)
Irish: Iacárta
Italian: Giacarta f
Japanese: ジャカルタ (ja) (Jakaruta)
Kazakh: Джакарта (Djakarta)
Khmer: ចាការតា (caakaataa)
Korean: 자카르타 (Jakareuta)
Kyrgyz: Джакарта (Dcakarta)

Jakarta

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