English
Etymology
From Azerbaijani Xankəndi (“village of the khan”), referring to the settlement established in the 18th century as a residence for the khans of the Karabakh Khanate, particularly under the rule of Panah Ali Khan and his successors. Possibly via Russian Ханкенди (Xankendi).
Proper noun
Khankendi
- A city in Azerbaijan.
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Translations
Translations
- Arabic: خانكندي
- Armenian: Խանքենդի (Xankʻendi)
- Azerbaijani: Xankəndi (az)
- Belarusian: Ханкэнды (Xankendy)
- Bulgarian: Ханкенди (Hankendi)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 漢肯德 / 汉肯德
- Czech: Chankendi n
- Danish: Khankendi
- French: Khankendi
- Georgian: ხანქენდი (xankendi)
- Greek: Χανκεντί n (Chankentí)
- Hebrew: חַאנְקֵנְדִי
- Japanese: ハンケンディ
- Korean: 한켄디 (hankendi)
- Persian: خانکندی (xân-kandi)
- Polish: Chankendi n
- Portuguese: Canquendi
- Russian: Ханкенди́ m (Xankendí)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Ханкенди n
- Roman: Hankendi (sh) n
- Slovak: Chankendi n
- Spanish: Jankendi
- Tajik: Ханкенди (Xankend-i), Хонканди (Xonkand-i)
- Turkish: Hankendi
- Ukrainian: Ханкенді (Xankendi)
- Urdu: خان کندی m (xān kandī)
- Uzbek: Xonkandi
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