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There are 42 total results for your uzbekistan search.

Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

クリスタン

see styles
 gurisutan
    グリスタン

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Kristan
(place-name) Guliston (Uzbekistan)

デナウ

see styles
 denau
    デナウ
(place-name) Denau (Uzbekistan)

ヌクス

see styles
 nukusu
    ヌクス
(place-name) Nukus (Uzbekistan)

ブハラ

see styles
 buhara
    ブハラ
(place-name) Bukhara (Uzbekistan)

塔什干

see styles
tǎ shí gān
    ta3 shi2 gan1
t`a shih kan
    ta shih kan
Tashkent, capital of Uzbekistan

布哈拉

see styles
bù hā lā
    bu4 ha1 la1
pu ha la
Bokhara or Bukhara city in Uzbekistan

阿姆河

see styles
ā mǔ hé
    a1 mu3 he2
a mu ho
Amu Darya, the biggest river of Central Asia, from Pamir to Aral sea, forming the boundary between Afghanistan and Tajikistan then flowing through Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan; formerly called Oxus by Greek and Western writers, and Gihon by medieval Islamic writers

ウズベク

see styles
 uzubeku
    ウズベク
(abbreviation) (See ウズベキスタン) Uzbekistan; (personal name) Uzbek

カラタウ

see styles
 karatau
    カラタウ
(place-name) Karatau (Uzbekistan)

カルシー

see styles
 karushii / karushi
    カルシー
(place-name) Karshi (Uzbekistan)

コカンド

see styles
 kokando
    コカンド
(place-name) Kokand (Uzbekistan)

ジザーク

see styles
 jizaaku / jizaku
    ジザーク
(place-name) Jizzakh (Uzbekistan); Dzhizak

チルチク

see styles
 chiruchiku
    チルチク
(place-name) Chirchiq (Uzbekistan); Chirchik

テルメズ

see styles
 terumezu
    テルメズ
(place-name) Termez (Uzbekistan)

ホレズム

see styles
 horezumu
    ホレズム
(place-name) Khorezm (Uzbekistan); (place-name) Khorezm (Turkmenistan)

捷爾梅茲


捷尔梅兹

see styles
jié ěr méi zī
    jie2 er3 mei2 zi1
chieh erh mei tzu
Termez city in southeast Uzbekistan

撒馬爾幹


撒马尔干

see styles
sā mǎ ěr gàn
    sa1 ma3 er3 gan4
sa ma erh kan
Samarkand, city in Uzbekistan; also written 撒馬爾罕|撒马尔罕[Sa1 ma3 er3 han3]

撒馬爾罕


撒马尔罕

see styles
sā mǎ ěr hǎn
    sa1 ma3 er3 han3
sa ma erh han
Samarkand, city in Uzbekistan

烏爾根奇


乌尔根奇

see styles
wū ěr gēn qí
    wu1 er3 gen1 qi2
wu erh ken ch`i
    wu erh ken chi
Urgench, city in Uzbekistan

烏茲別克


乌兹别克

see styles
wū zī bié kè
    wu1 zi1 bie2 ke4
wu tzu pieh k`o
    wu tzu pieh ko
Uzbek; abbr. for Uzbekistan

費爾干納


费尔干纳

see styles
fèi ěr gàn nà
    fei4 er3 gan4 na4
fei erh kan na
the Ferghana Valley (in Uzbekistan, central Asia)

鐵爾梅茲


铁尔梅兹

see styles
tiě ěr méi zī
    tie3 er3 mei2 zi1
t`ieh erh mei tzu
    tieh erh mei tzu
Termez city in southeast Uzbekistan

アングレン

see styles
 anguren
    アングレン
(place-name) Angren (Uzbekistan)

ウルゲンチ

see styles
 urugenchi
    ウルゲンチ
(place-name) Urgench (Uzbekistan)

ナマンガン

see styles
 namangan
    ナマンガン
(place-name) Namangan (Uzbekistan)

フェルガナ

see styles
 ferugana
    フェルガナ
(place-name) Fergana (Uzbekistan)

マルギラン

see styles
 marugiran
    マルギラン
(place-name) Margilan (Uzbekistan)

アルマルイク

see styles
 arumaruiku
    アルマルイク
(place-name) Olmaliq (Uzbekistan); Almalyk

カシカダリヤ

see styles
 kashikadariya
    カシカダリヤ
(place-name) Kashkadarin (Uzbekistan)

カラカルパク

see styles
 karakarupaku
    カラカルパク
(place-name) Karakalpakstan (Uzbekistan); Karakalpak

サマルカンド

see styles
 samarukando
    サマルカンド
(place-name) Samarkand (Uzbekistan)

ホジェイリー

see styles
 hojeirii / hojeri
    ホジェイリー
(place-name) Khodzheili (Uzbekistan)

ヤンギユーリ

see styles
 yangiyuuri / yangiyuri
    ヤンギユーリ
(place-name) Yangiyul (Uzbekistan)

烏滋別克斯坦


乌滋别克斯坦

see styles
wū zī bié kè sī tǎn
    wu1 zi1 bie2 ke4 si1 tan3
wu tzu pieh k`o ssu t`an
    wu tzu pieh ko ssu tan
Uzbekistan

烏茲別克斯坦


乌兹别克斯坦

see styles
wū zī bié kè sī tǎn
    wu1 zi1 bie2 ke4 si1 tan3
wu tzu pieh k`o ssu t`an
    wu tzu pieh ko ssu tan
Uzbekistan

費爾干納盆地


费尔干纳盆地

see styles
fèi ěr gàn nà pén dì
    fei4 er3 gan4 na4 pen2 di4
fei erh kan na p`en ti
    fei erh kan na pen ti
the Ferghana Valley in modern Uzbekistan

費爾幹納盆地


费尔干纳盆地

see styles
fèi ěr gàn nà pén dì
    fei4 er3 gan4 na4 pen2 di4
fei erh kan na p`en ti
    fei erh kan na pen ti
the Ferghana Valley in modern Uzbekistan

ウズベキスタン

see styles
 uzubekisutan
    ウズベキスタン
Uzbekistan; (place-name) Uzbekistan

シャフリサブズ

see styles
 shafurisabuzu
    シャフリサブズ
(place-name) Shakhrisabz (Uzbekistan)

スルハンダリヤ

see styles
 suruhandariya
    スルハンダリヤ
(place-name) Surxondaryo (Uzbekistan); Surkhandarin

ウズベキスタン共和国

see styles
 uzubekisutankyouwakoku / uzubekisutankyowakoku
    ウズベキスタンきょうわこく
Republic of Uzbekistan

Variations:
タシケント
タシュケント

see styles
 tashikento; tashukento
    タシケント; タシュケント
Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

This page contains 42 results for "uzbekistan" in Chinese and/or Japanese.



Information about this dictionary:

Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.

A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.

Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House

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Chinese Buddhist terms come from Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms by William Edward Soothill and Lewis Hodous. This is commonly referred to as "Soothill's'". It was first published in 1937 (and is now off copyright so we can use it here). Some of these definitions may be misleading, incomplete, or dated, but 95% of it is good information. Every professor who teaches Buddhism or Eastern Religion has a copy of this on their bookshelf. We incorporated these 16,850 entries into our dictionary database ourselves (it was lot of work).



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