Banat

See also: banat, bánat, and bänät

English

Map of the Banat region

Etymology

From or equivalent to banat, banate (the territory of a ban (“leader”).

Proper noun

Banat

(historical) A geographical region in Central Europe, now spread over three countries: an eastern, greater part in Romania, a western part in Serbia (mostly in Vojvodina) and a small northwestern part in Hungary.

Translations

Translations

Bulgarian: Банат (Banat)
Czech: Banát (cs)
French: Banat (fr)
German: Banat (de) n
Greek: Βανάτο (Vanáto)
Hungarian: Bánság, Bánát (hu)

Romanian: Banat
Serbo-Croatian: Банат, Banat (sh)
Slovak: Banát
Turkish: Banat
Ukrainian: Банат (Banat)

Anagrams

BATNA, Banta

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