Botoșani

English

Etymology

From Romanian Botoșani.

Proper noun

Botoșani

1. The capital and largest city of Botoșani County, Romania.
2. A county of Romania

Translations

city in Romania

• Armenian: Բոտոշան (Botošan), Պոթուշան (Potʻušan) (Western Armenian)
• Bulgarian: Ботошани (Botošani)
• German: Botoschan
• Greek: Μποτοσάνι (el) n (Botosáni)
• Hungarian: Botosány, Botosán (hu)
• Ottoman Turkish: بوطوجانی (botocani)
• Polish: Botoszany (pl)
• Romanian: Botoșani (ro)
• Russian: Ботоша́нь (Botošánʹ)
• Ukrainian: Ботоша́нь (Botošánʹ), Ботошані (Botošani)

Further reading

• Botoșani on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• Bostonia, boations, boniatos, tobianos

Romanian

Etymology

From Botoș +‎ -ani.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /botoˈʃanʲ/

• Audio:

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Proper noun

Botoșani m

1. A city in Botoșani County, Romania
2. A county of Romania.

Declension

Declension of Botoșani

singular only	indefinite	definite
nominative-accusative	Botoșani	Botoșaniul
genitive-dative	Botoșani	Botoșaniului
vocative	Botoșaniule

See also

counties of Romania: județele Românieiedit

• Alba
• Arad
• Argeș
• Bacău
• Bihor
• Bistrița-Năsăud
• Botoșani
• Brașov
• Brăila
• București
• Buzău
• Caraș-Severin
• Călărași
• Cluj
• Constanța
• Covasna
• Dâmbovița
• Dolj
• Galați
• Giurgiu
• Gorj
• Harghita
• Hunedoara
• Ialomița
• Iași
• Ilfov
• Maramureș
• Mehedinți
• Mureș
• Neamț
• Olt
• Prahova
• Satu Mare
• Sălaj
• Sibiu
• Suceava
• Teleorman
• Timiș
• Tulcea
• Vaslui
• Vâlcea
• Vrancea