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English
Commons:Category
Etymology Borrowed from Russian Ташкент ( Taškent ) , from Uzbek Toshkent Chagatai تاشکند ( taškänd ) , compound of tosh ( “ stone ” ) + Old Turkic ( kend , “ city ” ) (compare Turkish kent Sogdian ( /kand/ , “ city ” ) .
Pronunciation
Proper noun Tashkent
The capital city of Uzbekistan Synonym: ( former name ) Chach 1948 Henry A. Wallace , Andrew Jacob Steiger, Soviet Asia Mission →OCLC →OL 103 :The Uzbek opera house and the Uzbek dramatic theater, both in Tashkent , are of recent origin and arose under Soviet influence.
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Translations capital of Uzbekistan
Albanian: Tashkent m Tashkenti m ( definite )
Amharic: ታሽኬንት ( taškent )
Arabic: طَشْقَنْد f ( ṭašqand ) , تَشْكَنْدْ f ( taškand ) , طَشْكَنْد f ( ṭaškand ) , طَاشْكَنْدْ f ( ṭāškand )
Armenian: Տաշքենդ ( Taškʻend )
Azerbaijani: Daşkənd (az)
Cyrillic: Дашкәнд
Bashkir: Ташкент ( Taşkent )
Belarusian: Ташке́нт m ( Taškjént )
Bengali: তাশখন্দ (bn) ( taśokhondo )
Bulgarian: Ташке́нт m ( Tašként )
Burmese: တရှကင့် မြို့ ( ta.hra.kang.mrui. )
Chinese:
Cantonese: 塔什干 ( taap3 sap6 gon1 )
Mandarin: 塔什干 (zh) ( Tǎshígān )
Czech: Taškent (cs) m
Danish: Tasjkent n
Dutch: Tasjkent n
Esperanto: Taŝkento (eo)
Estonian: Toshkent (et) , Taškent
Finnish: Taškent (fi)
French: Tachkent (fr)
Georgian: ტაშკენტი (ka) ( ṭašḳenṭi )
German: Taschkent (de) n
Greek: Τασκένδη (el) ( Taskéndi )
Ancient: Τσατσηνή ( Tsatsēnḗ )
Hebrew: טַשְׁקֶנְט f ( tashkent )
Hindi: ताशकंद m ( tāśkand ) , ताशकेंत m ( tāśkẽt ) , ताशक़ंद m ( tāśqand )
Hungarian: Taskent (hu)
Icelandic: Taskent
Indonesian: Tashkent
Irish: Taiscint f Tashkent
Italian: Tashkent
Japanese: タシケント (ja) ( Tashikento )
Kazakh: Ташкент ( Taşkent )
Khmer: តាស្កិន (km) ( taaskən )
Korean: 타슈켄트 (ko) ( Tasyukenteu )
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: Taşkent (ku)
Kyrgyz: Ташкен (ky) ( Taşken )
Lao: ຕັສເກັນ ( tat ken )
Latin: Taskentum n
Latvian: Taškenta f
Lithuanian: Taškentas m
Macedonian: Ташкент m ( Taškent )
Malay: Tashkent
Manchu: ᡨᠠᡧᡳᡤᠠᠨ ( tašigan ) , ᡨᠠᠰᡳᡤᠠᠨ ( tasigan )
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: Ташкент ( Taškent )
Navajo: Tʼashkʼen
Norwegian:
Bokmål: Tasjkent
Nynorsk: Tasjkent
Pashto: تاشکند m ( tāškand )
Persian: تاشکند ( tâškand ) , تاشکنت ( tâškant ) , چاچ (fa) ( čâč ) , شاش (fa) ( šâš )
Polish: Taszkent (pl) m
Portuguese: Tashkent (pt) f Tasquente f
Romanian: Tașkent
Russian: Ташке́нт (ru) m ( Tašként )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Та̀шкент m
Roman: Tàškent (sh) m
Sinhalese: ටෂ්කන්ට් ( ṭaṣkanṭ )
Slovak: Taškent (sk) m
Slovene: Taškent m
Swedish: Tasjkent (sv) n
Tajik: Тошканд (tg) ( Toškand )
Tamil: தாஷ்கந்து ( tāṣkantu )
Tatar: Ташкәнт ( Taşkänt )
Thai: ทาชเคนต์ ( táach-kén )
Tibetan: ཐ་ཧྲི་ཀན ( tha hri kan )
Turkish: Taşkent (tr)
Turkmen: Daşkent Cyrillic: Дашкент
Ukrainian: Ташке́нт (uk) m ( Tašként )
Urdu: تاشقند m ( tāśqand )
Uyghur: تاشكەنت ( tashkent )
Uzbek: Toshkent Cyrillic: Тошкент ( Toshkent )
Vietnamese: Ta-xken
Written Oirat: ᡐᠠᠱᡍᡄᠨ ( tašken )
Yiddish: טאַשקענט n ( tashkent )
Portuguese
Proper noun Tashkent f
Tashkent capital city of Uzbekistan 
