Mogilev

English

Alternative forms

• Mahilyow
• Mahiloŭ
• Mogilyov

Etymology

From Russian Могилёв (Mogiljóv).

Proper noun

Mogilev

1. A city in Belarus.
2. A region of Belarus.

Translations

city

• Arabic: مُوغِيلْيُوف f (muḡilyūf)
• Armenian: Մոգիլյով (Mogilyov)
• Belarusian: Магілёў (be) m (Mahiljóŭ)

  Roman: Mahiloŭ m (łacinka)

• Bulgarian: Могильо́в m (Mogiljóv)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 莫吉廖夫 (zh) (Mòjíliàofū)

• Czech: Mohylev m, Mogilev m, Mahiljov m, Mahiljoŭ m
• Finnish: Mahiljou
• French: Moguilev m
• Georgian: მოგილიოვი (mogiliovi)
• German: Mahiljou n, Mogilew (de) n, Mogiljow n
• Greek: Μογκιλιόφ n (Mogkilióf)
• Hebrew: מוהילב f
• Japanese: モギリョフ (Mogiryofu), マヒリョウ (Mahiryō, Mahiryou)
• Kazakh: Могилёв (Mogilev), Могилев (Mogilev)
• Korean: 마힐료프 (Mahillyopeu), 모길료프 (Mogillyopeu)
• Lithuanian: Mogiliovas m, Mogiliavas m
• Macedonian: Могилев m (Mogilev)
• Polish: Mogilew m, Mohylew (pl) m
• Portuguese: Mogilev f, Moguilev f
• Romanian: Movilău, Moghilău
• Russian: Могилёв (ru) m (Mogiljóv)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Могиљов m, Махиљов m, Могилев m

  Roman: Mogiljov m, Mahiljov m, Mogilev m

• Slovak: Mahiľov m
• Slovene: Mogilev m
• Spanish: Maguilov m
• Ukrainian: Могильо́в m (Mohylʹóv)
• Yiddish: מאָלעוו n (molev)

Portuguese

Alternative forms

• Moguilev

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Могилёв (Mogiljóv).

Proper noun

Mogilev

1. Mogilev (a city in Belarus)