Bukhara

English

view on Bukhara's old city

Alternative forms

Bukhoro, Bokhara

Etymology

From Persian ‎ (boxârâ), ultimately from Sogdian.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /buˈkɑːɹə/

Proper noun

Bukhara

A city in Uzbekistan, founded in the 6th century BCE.

Translations

city in Uzbekistan

Arabic: بُخَارَى‎ f (buḵārā)
Armenian: Բուխարա (hy) (Buxara)
Azerbaijani: Buxara (az)
Bashkir: Бохара (Boxara)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 布哈拉 (zh) (Bùhālā)
Finnish: Buhara
French: Boukhara (fr) m
Georgian: ბუხარა (buxara)
German: Buchara n
Greek: Μπουχάρα (el) f (Bouchára)
Hindi: बुख़ारा ? (buxārā), बुखारा (hi) m (bukhārā)
Hungarian: Buhara
Japanese: ブハラ (Buhara)
Kazakh: Бұхара (Būxara)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: بوخارا‎ (buxara)
Kyrgyz: Бухара (Buhara)
Marathi: बुखारा n (bukhārā)
Persian: بخارا‎ (fa) (boxârâ)
Polish: Buchara (pl) f
Portuguese: Bucara f, Bukhara f
Russian: Бухара́ (ru) f (Buxará)
Sanskrit: भुःखार (sa) m (bhuḥkhāra)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Бухара f

Roman: Buhara f
Spanish: Bujará f
Swedish: Buchara
Tajik: Бухоро (tg) (Buxoro)
Tatar: Бохара (Boxara)
Turkish: Buhara
Urdu: بخارا‎ ? (Buxārā)
Uyghur: بۇخارا‎ (buxara)
Uzbek: Buxoro, Бухоро (Buxoro)

Portuguese

Proper noun

Bukhara f

Alternative spelling of Bucara

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