Manchukuo

English

Etymology

Manchu + Chinese 國 (“country”)

Proper noun

Manchukuo

(historical) A Japanese-controlled puppet state in Manchuria that existed from 1932 to 1945.

Translations

state in Manchuria

Catalan: Manxukuo
Chinese:
Mandarin: 滿洲國 (zh), 满洲国 (zh) (Mǎnzhōuguó)
Finnish: Mantšukuo
French: Mandchoukouo (fr) m
Japanese: 満州国 (Manshū-koku), 満州 (ja) (Manshū)

Korean: 만주국 (ko) (Manjuguk)
Marathi: मान्चुकुओ (mancukuo)
Mongolian: Манж-го (Manž-go)
Russian: Маньчжоу-го (ru) (Manʹčžou-go)
Telugu: మంచూకో (mañcūkō)

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