Capernaum

See also: Capernaüm

English

Capernaum.

Etymology

From Late Latin Capharnaum, from Ancient Greek Καπερναούμ (Kapernaoúm), from Biblical Hebrew כְּפַר נַחוּם‎ (Kfar Nahum).

Proper noun

Capernaum

A biblical town in Galilee, archaeological site.

Translations

The biblical town

Afrikaans: Kapernaüm
Arabic: كفرناحوم‎‎ m
Aragonese: Cafarnaum
Basque: Kfar Nahum
Bulgarian: Капернаум (Kapernaum)
Catalan: Cafarnaüm
Chinese:
Mandarin: 迦百农
Danish: Kapernaum
Dutch: Kafarnaüm
Esperanto: Kafarnao
Finnish: Kapernaum
French: Capharnaüm, Capernaüm
Galician: Cafarnaún
German: Kafarnaum, Kapernaum
Greek: Καπερναούμ f (Kapernaoúm)
Hebrew: כפר נחום‎‎
Hungarian: Kapernaum (hu), Kafarnaum (hu)
Indonesian: Kapernaum
Italian: Cafarnao (it) f
Japanese: カペナウム
Javanese: Kapernaum
Korean: 카파르나움 (kapareunaum)

Latin: Capharnaum n
Norwegian:
Bokmål: Kapernaum

Nynorsk: Kefár Nahúm
Occitan: Cafarnaom
Plautdietsch: Kapernaum
Polish: Kafarnaum (pl) n
Portuguese: Cafarnaum (pt)
Romanian: Capernaum
Russian: Капернаум (Kapernaum)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Ка̀фарна̄ум m

Roman: Kafarnaum (sh) m
Slovene: Kafarnaum
Spanish: Cafarnaúm (es)
Swedish: Kafarnaum
Tagalog: Kapernaum
Tamil: கப்பர்நாகும் (kapparnākum)
Ukrainian: Капернаум (Kapernaum)
Urdu: کفر نحوم‎‎
Vietnamese: Caphácnaum
West Frisian: Kafarnaüm

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