Yerevan

English

Yerevan skyline with Mount Ararat in the background.

Borrowed from Armenian Երեւան (Erewan).

Yerevan

the capital and largest city of Armenia
- 1990, Peter Hopkirk, The Great Game, Folio Society 2010, p. 99:
  Before long Abbas Mirza suffered a succession of defeats, which culminated in the capture of Erivan, today capital of Armenia.
- 2009, Geoff Garvey, The Guardian, 26 Sep 2009:
  Crammed to the gills with history, it nestles in the shadow of Mount Ararat and has a medieval centre but it's Yerevan's religious heritage that is its main claim to fame.

the capital and largest city of Armenia

Afrikaans: Jerevan
Amharic: ዬሬቫን (yerevan)
Arabic: يِرِيفَان‎‎ (yirīfān)
Aragonese: Erevan
Armenian: Երեւան (Erewan)
Asturian: Ereván
Azerbaijani: İrəvan
Belarusian: Ерэва́н m (Jereván)
Bengali: ইয়েরেভান (iyerebhan)
Breton: Yerevan
Bulgarian: Ерева́н m (Ereván)
Catalan: Erevan
Chinese:
Mandarin: 埃里溫 (zh), 埃里温 (zh) (Āilǐwēn) (PRC, HK), 葉里溫, 叶里温 (Yèlǐwēn) (Taiwan)
Chuvash: Ереван (Erevan)
Crimean Tatar: Erivan
Czech: Jerevan (cs)
Danish: Jerevan
Dutch: Jerevan
Esperanto: Erevano (eo)
Estonian: Jerevan (et)
Faroese: Jerevan m
Finnish: Jerevan (fi)
Franco-Provençal: Yèrèvan
French: Erevan (fr) m
Galician: Iereván (gl)
Georgian: ერევანი (erevani)
German: Eriwan (de) n
Greek: Γιερεβάν (el) n (Giereván)
Haitian Creole: Erevàn
Hebrew: ירוואן‎‎ (Yerevan)
Hungarian: Jereván (hu)
Icelandic: Jerevan
Indonesian: Yerevan
Irish: Eireaván m
Italian: Yerevan m
Japanese: エレバン (Ereban)
Kazakh: Ереван (Erevan)
Korean: 예레반 (ko) (yereban)
Kurdish: Êrîvan (ku)

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