Latin exonyms

Latin exonyms

Below is list of Latin exonyms for places in Europe :

Albania

Austria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Croatia

Cyprus

Czech Republic

Denmark

*Copenhagen Hafnia

France

*Avignon Avenio
*Lyon Lugdunum
*Marseille Massilia
*Nice Nicaea
*Paris Lutetia
*Strasbourg Argentoratum
*Toulouse Tolosa

Germany

*Berlin Berolinum
*Hamburg Hamburgum
*Cologne Colonia Agrippina

Greece

*Athens Athenae

Holy See

*Civitas Vaticana Civitas Vaticana

Hungary

Ireland (Hibernia)

Italy (Italia)

*Rome Roma

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Monaco (Monoecus)

*Monaco Monoecus

Montenegro

Netherlands

Poland

Portugal (Lusitania)

*Açores Azores
*Lisboa Olisipo

Romania

*Bucureşti Bucarestum
*Constanţa Costantia

Russia

*Moscow Moscua

erbia

*Belgrade Belgradum

lovakia

lovenia

pain (Hispania)

*Barcelona Barcino
*Cádiz Gades
*Córdoba Corduba
*Madrid Matritum
*Palma de Mallorca Palmaria
*Sevilla Hispalis
*Zaragoza Caesaraugusta
*Granada Granata

weden (Suecia)

*Stockholm Holmia
*Gothenburg Gothoburgum
*Malmö Malmogia

witzerland (Helvetia)

*Berne Berna
*Zürich Turicum
*Geneva Genava

Turkey (Turcia)

*Istanbul Byzantium/Constantinopolis
*Konya Iconium
*İzmit Nicea
*İzmir Symrna
*Alaşehir Philedelphia

Ukraine

United Kingdom (Britanniarum Regnum)

*England Anglia
*Scotland Scotia
*Wales Cambria

*London Londinium
*Saint Albans Verulamium
*Bath, Somerset Aquae Sulis
*Richborough Rutupiae
*Edinburgh Edina
*York Eboracum
*Colchester Camulodunum

ee also

*List of European exonyms


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