Tianjin

See also: Tiānjīn

English

Alternative forms

(obsolete or historical): Tientsin, Tien-tsin

Etymology

From Mandarin 天津 (Tiānjīn, literally “heavenly ford; heavenly crossing”).

Proper noun

Tianjin

A provincial-level municipality in China between Beijing and the Bay of Bohai.
A community in Yiyuan, Jiang'an, Wuhan, Hubei, China.

Translations

city in China

Arabic: تْيَانْجِين‎‎ m (tyanjin)
Bulgarian: Тиендзин m (Tiendzín)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 天津 (zh) (Tiānjīn)
Czech: Tchien-ťin
French: Tianjin (fr) m
German: Tianjin (de) n
Hebrew: טיינג'ין‎‎
Hindi: तिआंजिन (ti'ān̄jin)
Italian: Tientsin m, Tianjin (it) m
Japanese: 天津 (てんしん, Tenshin)

Korean: 톈진 (Tyansin)
Macedonian: Тјенџин m (Tjéndžin)
Marathi: ठिआन्चीन (ṭhiāncīna)
Persian: تیانجین‎‎
Portuguese: Tianjin f
Russian: Тяньцзи́нь (ru) m (Tjanʹczínʹ)
Serbo-Croatian: Тјенцин m, Tianjin m
Spanish: Tianjin m
Ukrainian: Тяньцзінь m (Tjan’czín’)
Urdu: تیانجین‎‎
Vietnamese: Thiên Tân

Portuguese

Etymology

From the atonal pinyin romanization of Chinese 天津 (Tiānjīn, “heavenly ford; heavenly crossing”)

Proper noun

Tianjin f

Tianjin (a city in China)

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