Vladikavkaz

English

Etymology

From Russian Владикавка́з (Vladikavkáz).

Proper noun

Vladikavkaz

The capital city of North Ossetia-Alania, Russia.

Synonyms

Ordzhonikidze (official name 1931–1944 and from 1954 to 1990), Dzaudzhikau (1944–54)

Translations

city

Arabic: فْلَادِيكَافْكَاز m (fladikafkāz)
Armenian: Վլադիկավկազ (Vladikavkaz)
Azerbaijani: Vladiqafqaz
Belarusian: Уладзікаўка́з m (Uladzikaŭkáz)
Bulgarian: Владикавка́з m (Vladikavkáz)
Chechen: Буро-Гӏала (Buro-Ğala)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 弗拉季高加索 (Fúlājìgāojiāsuǒ)
Danish: Vladikavkaz
Eastern Mari: Владикавказ (Vladikavkaz)
Estonian: Vladikavkaz
Finnish: Vladikavkaz
Georgian: ვლადიკავკაზი (vladiḳavḳazi)
German: Wladikawkas (de) n
Greek: Βλαντικαφκάς (Vlantikafkás)
Hebrew: ולדיקווקז
Japanese: ウラジカフカス (Urajikafukasu)
Kabardian: Тэрчкъалэ (Tɛrčqalɛ)
Kalmyk: Владикавказ (Vladikavkaz)
Korean: 블라디캅카스 (Beulladikapkaseu)
Kyrgyz: Владикавказ (Vladikavkaz)
Mongolian: Владикавказ (Vladikavkaz)
Nogai: Капкай (Kapkay)
Ossetian: Дзӕуджыхъӕу (Ʒæwǵyqæw)
Polish: Władykaukaz (pl) m
Portuguese: Vladikavkaz f
Russian: Владикавка́з (ru) m (Vladikavkáz)
Swedish: Vladikavkaz
Tajik: Владикавказ (Vladikavkaz)
Turkish: Vladikavkaz
Udmurt: Владикавказ (Vlaďikavkaz)
Ukrainian: Владикавка́з m (Vladykavkáz)
Uzbek: Vladikavkaz

See also

Ossetia

Portuguese

Proper noun

Vladikavkaz f

Vladikavkaz (a city in North Ossetia-Alania, Russia)