krai

See also: krâi

English

Alternative forms

• kray

Etymology

From Russian край (kraj, “province, edge”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kɹaɪ̯/
• Homophone: cry

Noun

krai (plural krais)

1. (administrative division) A region or province in Russia.

Translations

a region or province in Russia

• Belarusian: край m (kraj)
• Bengali: ক্রাই (krai)
• Bulgarian: край (bg) m (kraj)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 邊疆區 / 边疆区 (zh) (biānjiāngqū)

• Czech: kraj (cs) m
• Finnish: aluepiiri
• French: kraï (fr) m
• Greek: κράι (krái)
• Hindi: क्राय (krāy)
• Hungarian: határterület (hu)
• Japanese: クライ (kurai), 地方 (ja) (ちほう, chihō) (a common translation)
• Kazakh: өлке (ölke)
• Korean: 크라이 (ko) (keurai)
• Macedonian: крај m (kraj)
• Polish: kraj (pl) m
• Portuguese: krai m
• Romanian: kraină f
• Russian: край (ru) m (kraj)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: кра̑ј m

  Roman: krȃj (sh) m

• Slovak: kraj m
• Slovene: kraj (sl) m
• Spanish: krai m
• Tatar: өлкә (tt) (ölkä)
• Turkish: kray
• Ukrainian: край (uk) m (kraj)
• Yakut: кыраай (kıraay)

See also

• oblast
• Ukraine (etymology)

Anagrams

• kira, raik, rika, Rika, Arik, ikra, Irak, Kira, Kari, raki

Portuguese

Noun

krai m (plural krais)

1. (administrative division) krai (a type of state-level subdivision of Russia)

Tok Pisin

Alternative forms

• karai

Etymology

From English cry.

Verb

krai

1. To cry
2. To mourn