Yinchuan

See also: Yínchuān

English

Alternative forms

(historical, obsolete): Yinchwan

Etymology

From the pinyin romanization of the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation of 銀川／银川 (Yínchuān).

Proper noun

Yinchuan

A city, the regional capital of Ningxia Hui, China.

Translations

a city of China

Arabic: ينتشوان‎ m (yinchwān), إينتشوان‎ m (ʾinchwān)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 銀川, 银川 (ngan⁴ cyun¹)

Mandarin: 銀川 (zh), 银川 (zh) (Yínchuān)
Japanese: 銀川 (ぎんせん, Ginsen)

Korean: 인촨 (ko) (Inchwan)
Macedonian: Јинчуан m (Jínčuan)
Russian: Иньчуа́нь m (Inʹčuánʹ)
Vietnamese: Ngân Xuyên
Zhuang: Yinzconh

See also

Ningxia
Hui

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