Khartoum

English

Etymology

Possibly from Arabic خَرْطُوم‎ (ḵarṭūm, “elephant trunk”), but more likely from Arabic قُرْطُم‎ (qurṭum, “safflower”).

Proper noun

Khartoum

Capital of the Sudan.

Translations

capital of Sudan

Amharic: ካርቱም (karətumə)
Arabic: اَلْخَرْطُوم‎‎ (ar) m (al-ḵarṭūm)
Bulgarian: Хартум m (Xartúm)
Catalan: Khartum m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 喀土穆 (zh) (Kātǔmù)
Czech: Chartúm (cs) m
Danish: Khartoum
Dutch: Khartoem (nl)
Esperanto: Ĥartumo
Estonian: Hartum
Finnish: Khartum (fi)
French: Khartoum (fr) m
Galician: Khartún (gl) m
German: Khartum (de)
Greek: Χαρτούμ (el) (Chartoúm)
Hebrew: חרטום‎‎ (he) (ħartum)
Hungarian: Kartúm (hu)
Icelandic: Kartúm
Ido: Khartoum
Indonesian: Khartoum
Irish: Cartúm m
Italian: Khartum
Japanese: ハルツーム (Harutsūmu)

Korean: 하르툼 (Hareutum)
Lithuanian: Chartumas
Maltese: Kartum m
Navajo: Kʼaatʼóóm
Norwegian: Khartoum
Ossetian: Хартум (Xartum)
Persian: خارطوم‎‎ (xartûm)
Polish: Chartum (pl) m
Portuguese: Cartum (pt) f
Romanian: Khartoum (ro)
Russian: Харту́м m (Xartúm)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Картум m

Roman: Kartum m
Slovak: Chartúm m
Spanish: Jartum (es) m
Swahili: Khartoum
Swedish: Khartoum
Tamil: கார்த்தூம் (kārttūm)
Tibetan: ཁར་ཏུམ (khar tum)
Turkish: Hartum
Urdu: خرطوم‎‎
Uyghur: خارتۇم‎‎ (xartum)
Welsh: Khartoum

Portuguese

Proper noun

Khartoum f

Alternative spelling of Cartum

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