Vatra may refer to several villages in
* Vatra, a village in
* Vatra, a village in
and a town in
* Vatra, a town in the Municipality of
Other
* "Vatra", a literary magazine published in Romania
* Vatra, a Croatian rock band
* "Vatra", a Slovak magazine
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vatră — VÁTRĂ, vetre, s.f. 1. Un fel de platformă înălţată, amenajată în tinda caselor ţărăneşti, pe care se face focul pentru a pregăti mâncarea; parte plană din interiorul cuptorului (de pâine) sau al sobei, care susţine cuptorul sau soba în afară şi… … Dicționar Român
Vatra — ist der Name mehrerer Orte in Rumänien: Vatra (Teleorman), Dorf im Kreis Teleorman Vatra (Botoșani), Dorf im Kreis Botoșani Vatra Dornei, Stadt im Kreis Suceava in Moldawien: Vatra (Chișinău), Stadt in der Region Chișinău Vatra (alb. für… … Deutsch Wikipedia
vatra — vȁtra ž <G mn tārā/ ī> DEFINICIJA 1. prirodna pojava koja nastaje kad što gori, oslobađanje topline uz plamen i svjetlo u procesu gorenja [naložiti vatru]; oganj 2. a. pucanje iz oružja [otvoriti vatru]; paljba b. okršaj, boj 3. svjetlo,… … Hrvatski jezični portal
vatra — sf. R230, MŽ307, N kuosa … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Vatra — Original name in latin Vatra Name in other language Gara Ghidighici, Gidigich, Vatra, Ватра State code MD Continent/City Europe/Chisinau longitude 47.07389 latitude 28.735 altitude 72 Population 3800 Date 2012 01 19 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
Vatra (Vereinigung) — Vatra (alb. für Herdfeuer, voller Name: Federata Panshqiptare Vatra, engl. Pan Albanian Federation Vatra) ist eine patriotische Vereinigung albanischer Emigranten in Nordamerika. Die Vatra wurde 1912 auf Initiative des orthodoxen Geistlichen Fan… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Vatra Dornei — Dorna Watra Dornavátra Hilfe zu Wappen … Deutsch Wikipedia
Vatra Moldoviței — Commune Moldovița painted monastery, UNESCO monument … Wikipedia
Vatra Dornei — Escudo de Vatra Dornei Escudo … Wikipedia Español
VATRA DORNEI — VATRA DORNEI, town in Suceava province, N. Romania. Vatra Dornei was a way station on the trade route between Transylvania and Moldavia and was visited by Jewish merchants in the 14th and 15th centuries. Intensive Jewish settlement, however, did… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
