Wolverhampton

English

Etymology

From Old English Wulfrūnehēantūn named after Lady Wulfruna, who founded the town.

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˌwʊlvəɹˈhæmptən/, /ˌwʊlvəɹˈhamptən/
Audio (UK) (file)

Proper noun

Wolverhampton

A city in the West Midlands of England.

Translations

city

Arabic: ولفرهامبتن‎‎
Armenian: Վուլվերհեմպտոն (Vulverhempton)
Azerbaijani: Vulverhempton
Belarusian: Вулвергемптан (Vulvjerhjemptan)
Bulgarian: Улвърхамптън (Ulvǎrhamptǎn)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 和夫咸頓

Mandarin: 伍爾弗漢普頓
Finnish: Wolverhampton
Georgian: ვულვერჰემპტონი (vulverhemṗṭoni)
Greek: Γουλβερχάμπτον (el) (Goulverchámpton)
Hebrew: וולברהמפטון‎‎
Japanese: ウルヴァーハンプトン
Kazakh: Вулвергемптон (Vwlvergempton)
Korean: 울버햄프턴 (ulbeohaempeuteon)

Latin: Wulfrunehantona, Wluronehamptona
Latvian: Vulverhemptona
Lithuanian: Vulverhamptonas
Mazanderani: ولورهمپتون‎‎
Old English: Heantun
Persian: ولورهمپتون‎‎
Punjabi: ਵੁਲਵਰਹੈਂਪਟਨ (vulvarahēmpṭan)
Russian: Ву́лвергемпто́н m (Vúlvɛrgemptón), Ву́лверхэ́мптон m (Vúlvɛrhémpton)
Serbo-Croatian: Вулверхемптон
Thai: วุลเวอร์แฮมป์ตัน
Ukrainian: Вулвергемптон (Vulverhempton)
Urdu: وولورہیمپٹن‎‎
Western Panjabi: وولورہیمپٹن‎‎
Yiddish: וואָלווערהאַמפּטאָן‎‎ (volverhampton)

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