Lodz

See also: Lodž, Łodz, łódź, and Łódź

English

Alternative forms

Łódź

Etymology

Anglicised form of Polish Łódź

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /lɒdz/, /wuːtʃ/[1]

Proper noun

Lodz

a city in Poland

Translations

city

Arabic: وُودْج‎ m (wūdj)
Armenian: Լոձ (Loj)
Belarusian: Лодзь f (Lodzʹ)
Bulgarian: Лодз f (Lodz), Лудж f (Ludž)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 羅茲 (zh), 罗兹 (zh) (Luózī)
Czech: Lodž f
Finnish: Łódź (fi)
French: Łódź (fr) f
German: Łódź (de) n, Lodz (de) n, Lodsch (de) n, (historical) Litzmannstadt n
Hebrew: לודז׳‎
Japanese: ウッチ (Utchi)
Korean: 우치 (Uchi)
Lithuanian: Lodzė

Macedonian: Лоѓ m (Loǵ)
Polish: Łódź (pl) f
Portuguese: Lodz f
Russian: Лодзь m or f (Lodzʹ)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Лођ m

Roman: Łódź m, Lođ m
Silesian: Łůdź f pl
Slovak: Lodž f
Slovene: Lodž f
Turkish: Łódź
Ukrainian: Лодзь f (Lodzʹ)
Yiddish: לאָדזש‎ (Lodzh)

References

“Lodz” in The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th edition, Boston, Mass.: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2016, →ISBN.

Portuguese

Proper noun

Lodz f

Lodz; Łódź (a voivodeship of Poland)
Lodz; Łódź (a city, the regional capital of Lodz, Poland)

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