Tartu

See also: tartu, Tártu, and tartų

English

Etymology

From Estonian Tartu, from earlier Tarbatu, ultimately from tarvas (“aurochs”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈtɑɹtu/

Proper noun

Tartu

The second-largest city in Estonia.

Synonyms

(former names) Dorpat

Translations

second-largest city in Estonia

Armenian: Տարտու (Tartu)
Catalan: Tartu
Danish: Tartu
Dutch: Tartu
Estonian: Tartu (et)
South Estonian: Tarto (et)
Finnish: Tartto (fi)
French: Tartu
German: Tartu; Dorpat (de), Dörpt (historical)
Hebrew: טרטו‎
Hungarian: Tartu

Italian: Tartu
Japanese: タルトゥ (Tarutu)
Latin: Tarbatum, (Tarbata, Tharbatum, Tharbata)
Latvian: Tērbata
Lithuanian: Tartu
Polish: Tartu (pl)
Portuguese: Tartu f, Tártu f
Russian: Та́рту (ru) m (Tártu); Ю́рьев (ru) m (Júrʹjev) (historical); Дерпт (ru) m (Derpt), До́рпат m (Dórpat) (historical)
Spanish: Tartu
Swedish: Tartu, Dorpat
Võro: Tarto

Anagrams

Traut, tuart

Estonian

Proper noun

Tartu

Tartu

German

Proper noun

Tartu

Tartu, a city in Estonia

Synonyms

Dorpat, Dörpt (chiefly historical)

See also

Dorpat, Dörpt, dörptisch, Dörptisch, Dörptestnisch

Portuguese

Alternative forms

Tártu

Etymology

Borrowed from Estonian Tartu.

Pronunciation

(Brazil) IPA^(key): /ˈtaʁ.tu/

Proper noun

Tartu f

Tartu (a city in Estonia)

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