List of country names in various languages (A–C)

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Most countries of the world have different names in different languages. Some countries have also undergone name changes for political or other reasons. Countries are listed alphabetically by their most common name in English. Each English name is followed by its most common equivalents in other languages, listed in English alphabetical order (ignoring accents) by name and by language. Historical and/or alternative versions, where included, are noted as such. Foreign names that are the same as their English equivalents are also listed. See also: List of alternative country names

Please format entries as follows: for languages written in the Latin alphabet, write "Name (language)", for example, "Afeganistão (Portuguese)", and add it to the list according to English rules of alphabetical order. For languages written in other writing systems, write "Romanization - native script (language)", for example "Argentine - אַרגענטינע (Yiddish)", and alphabetize it in the list by the Romanized form.

Due to its size, this list has been split into four parts:

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English nameNames in different languages
Abkhazia Abcasia (Italian), Abcázia (Portuguese), Abc'hazia (Breton), Abchasia (Welsh), Abchasië (Afrikaans), Abchasien (German), Abchazië (Dutch), Abcházie (Czech), Abchazien (Swedish), Abchazija (Lithuanian), Abchazja (Polish), Abcházsko (Slovak), Abhaasia (Estonian), Abhasia (Finnish), Abhasia - อับฮาเซีย (Thai), Abhasya (Filipino/Tagalog), Âbhâz - آبخاز‎ (Persian), Abhazia (Romanian), Abházia (Hungarian), Abhazija (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene), Abhāzija (Latvian), Abhazija - Абхазија (Macedonian, Serbian), Abhaziya - Абхазия (Bulgarian, Russian), Abhaziya - Абхазія (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Abhazïya - Абхазия (Kazakh), Abĥazujo (Esperanto), Abhazya (Turkish), Abjasia (Spanish), Abkasía (Icelandic), Abkazia (Albanian, Faroese), ʾAbḵāzyā - أبخازيا (Arabic), Abkhajiẏa - আবখাজিয়া (Bengali), Abkhasia (Norwegian), Abkhasien (Danish), Abkhazia (Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese), Abkhàzia (Catalan), Abkhazie (French), Abkhaziya - אבחזיה (Hebrew), Abuhajia - アブハジア (Japanese), Ābùhāzī - 阿布哈茲/阿布哈兹 (Chinese), Abxazia - Աբխազիա (Armenian), Abxaziya (Azeri), Abxāziyā - अबख़ाज़िया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ampchazía - Αμπχαζία (Greek), an Abcáis (Irish), Aphaseu/Aphasŭ - 압하스 (Korean), Apxazeti - აფხაზეთი (Georgian)
Afghanistan Æfganisthanaya - ඇෆ්ගනිස්ථානය (Sinhala), Afaganisitani (Ganda), Afaganistan (Hausa), Afeganistão (Portuguese), Afeganistaun (Tetum), An Afganastáin (Irish), Afgaanistaan (Somali), Afganastan (Scots Gaelic), Afgania (Latin), Afganio or Afganujo (Esperanto), Afganistan (Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Icelandic, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Turkish, Võro), Afghanistan - 𐌰𐍆𐌲𐌰𐌽𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌽 (Gothic), Afganistanen (Basque), Afganistán (Galician, Spanish), Afgānistān - अफ़ग़ानिस्तान (Hindi), ʾAfḡānistān - أفغانستان (Arabic), Afǧānistān - އަފްޣާނިސްތާން (Dhivehi), Afgānistān - আফগানিস্তান (Bengali), Afganistāna (Latvian), Afganistanas (Lithuanian), Afganistani (Albanian), Afganisztán (Hungarian), Afgansuyu (Quechua), Afghanestan - افغانستان (Dari-Persian, Pashtu, Urdu), Afghanistan (Afrikaans, Breton, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Indonesian, Interlingua, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Swedish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Afghanistan - Афганистан (Bulgarian, Russian), Afghanistan - Афганістан (Ukrainian), Afghanistan - ஆப்கானிஸ்தான் (Tamil), Afghanistan - אפגניסטן (Hebrew), Afghanistán - Αφγανιστάν (Greek), Afghánistán (Czech), Afghānistān - అఫ్ఘనిస్తాన్ (Telugu), Afghanistan/Aghvanistan - Աֆղանստան (Armenian), Afkanitsathan - อัฟกานิสถาน (Thai), Āfiganīsitani - አፍጋኒስታን (Amharic, Tigrinya), Afkanidsathan - ອັຟການິດສະຖານ (Lao), Afuganisutan - アフガニスタン (Japanese), Āfùhàn - 阿富汗 (Mandarin Chinese), Afxanistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Ahvahkeanisthean - អាហ្វហ្គានីស្ថាន (Khmer), Apeuganiseutan/Ap'ŭganisŭt'an - 아프가니스탄 (Korean), Apganistan (Filipino/Tagalog), Aphgānistān - અફગાનિસ્તાન (Gujarati), Āphāgānistān - ଆଫାଗାନିସ୍ତାନ୍ (Oriya), Apuganisutan - ᐊᐳᒐᓂᓱᑕᓐ (Inuktitut), Aŭhanistan - Аўганістан (Belarusian), Avganistan - Авганистан (Serbian, Macedonian), Avghaneti - ავღანეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Əfqanıstan (Azeri), Gāndhāra, Aśvaka - गन्धार, अश्वक (Sanskrit), l-Afghanistan (Maltese), Yn Afghanistaan (Manx)
Åland Ahvenamaa (Estonian), Ahvenanmaa (Finnish), Áland (Faroese), Āland - आलन्द् (Sanskrit), Åland (Danish, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Manx, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Alanda (Portuguese), Åland adaları (Azeri), Åland-eilande (Afrikaans), Åland-Inseln (German), Åland Kûn-tó (Min Nan), Alandis Kundzulebi - ალანდის კუნძულები (Georgian), Ålandish Kokepi - ალანდიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Álandseyjar (Icelandic), Ålandska ostrva (Bosnian), Alands'ki ostrovy - Аландські острови (Ukrainian), Alandskie ostrova - Аландские острова (Russian), Ålandsko otočje (Slovene, Croatian), Ālandu salas (Latvian), Alandų salos (Lithuanian), Ålandy (Czech), Alandy (Slovak), Ālantut tīvukaḷ - ஆலந்துத் தீவுகள் (Tamil), Aliandzkiia vyspy - Аляндзкія выспы (Belarusian), Àolán - 奥兰 (Mandarin Chinese), Aulanti Qikiqtat - ᐊᐅᓚᓐᑎ ᕿᑭᖅᑕᑦ (Inuktitut), Eileanan Àland (Scots Gaelic), Elainḍ Dvīp Samūh - एलैंड द्वीप समूह (Hindi), Ǧazur Āland - جزر آلاند (Arabic), il-Gżejjer Åland (Maltese), Iles d'Åland (Franco-Provençal), Illes Åland (Catalan), Inizi Åland (Breton), Insulele Åland (Romanian), Ishujt Oland or Oland (Albanian), Islas Åland (Aragonese, Spanish), Isllas d'Åland (Asturian), Isole Åland (Italian), Iyey Olland - איי אולנד (Hebrew), Kapuluan ng Olan (Filipino/Tagalog), Kepulauan Åland (Indonesian, Malay), Muko Olan - หมู่เกาะโอลันด์ (Thai), ໝູ່ເກາະເອແລນ (Lao),Oileáin Åland (Irish), Oland - Оланд (Macedonian), Όland - Ώλαντ (Greek), Oland Divayin - ඕලන්ඩ් දිවයින් (Sinhala), Oland Deeppunjo - অলান্দ দ্বীপপুঞ্জ (Bengali), Olandska ostrva - Оландска острва (Serbian), Olandski ostrovi - Оландски острови (Bulgarian, Macedonian alternate), Ollandeu Jedo/Ollandǔ Chedo - 올란드 제도 (Korean), Ōrando Shotō - オーランド諸島 (Japanese), Pulo-pulo Åland (Acehnese), Wyspy Alandzkie (Polish), Ynysoedd Åland (Welsh), جزائر ایلانڈ[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Albania Ælbeniyawa - ඇල්බේනියාව (Sinhala), Aeobenia - แอลเบเนีย (Thai), Ā'ěrbāníyà - 阿爾巴尼亞 /阿尔巴尼亚 (Mandarin Chinese), Albaania (Estonian, Võro), Albaanje (West Frisian), An Albáin (Irish), Albàinia (Scots Gaelic), Albaneti - ალბანეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Albani (Cornish, Haitian Creole), Ālbāni - آلبانی (Persian), Albania (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Breton, Faroese, Finnish, Galician, Icelandic, Ido, Indonesian, Interlingua, Italian, Latin, Malagasy, Malay, Nauruan, Norwegian, Occitan, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Albania - Ալբանիա (Armenian), Albania - 알바니아 (Korean), Albanía (Icelandic), Albània (Catalan), Albánia (Hungarian, Northern Sami), Albânia (Portuguese), Albanie (Alemannic, Franco-Provençal, French, Friulian), Albanië (Afrikaans, Dutch, Limburgian), Albánie (Czech), Albanien (Alemannic, Austro-Bavarian, Danish, German, Low Saxon, Luxembourgish, Swedish), Albanii (Aromanian variant), Albanija (Bosnian, Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Albanija - Албанија (Macedonian, Serbian), Albānija (Latvian), Albanio or Albanujo (Esperanto), Albāniyā - ألبانيا (Arabic), Albaniya (Azeri), Albaniya - Альбанія (Belarusian), Albaniya - Албания (Bulgarian, Russian, Udmurt), Albaniya - אלבניה (Hebrew), Albāniyā - البانيا (Pashto, Urdu), Albaniya - Албанія (Ukrainian), Albaniye - ئالبانىيە (Uyghur), Albańska (Lower Sorbian), Albánsko (Slovak), Albanya (Central Bikolano, Filipino/Tagalog, Kurdish, Quechua), Albeniya - আলবেনিয়া (Bengali), Albeniyā - અલ્બેનિયા (Gujarati), Albāniyā - अल्बानिया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Albēniyā - అల్బేనియా (Telugu), Alpania - Ալբանիա (Western Armenian), Alupania - ᐊᓗᐸᓂᐊ (Inuktitut), Alvanía - Αλβανία (Greek), Anbani - ອານບານີ (Lao), Arbëria (Albanian variant), Arbënia (Albanian variant), Arbinishia (Aromanian), Arnavût (Kurdish variant), Arnavutluk (Turkish), Arnewidistan (Kurdish variant), Arubania - アルバニア (Japanese), Avaña (Guaraní), Elbanya (Kurdish variant), Elbaniya (Kurdish variant), l-Albanija (Maltese), Lalbanän (Volapük), Shkiperiya (Romani), Shchipiria (Aromanian variant), Shqipëria (Albanian, Min Nan), Shqipëria (Tosk Albanian), Shqipnia (Gheg Albanian), Šiptarska - Шиптарска or Šiptarija - Шиптарија (Macedonian (informal), Serbian (informal)), Yn Albaan (Manx), அலுபேனியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Algeria Æljiriyawa - ඇල්ජීරියාව (Sinhala), Aeochiria - แอลจีเรีย (Thai), Aeolchilia - ແອລຈີເລຍ (Lao), Ā'ěrjílìyà - 阿爾及利亞 /阿尔及利亚 (Chinese), Aildiria (Scots Gaelic), Aldjereye (Walloon), al-Ĝazā'ir - الجزائر (Arabic, Urdu), Algeeriyaa - अल्जीरिया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Algeria (Faroese, Finnish, Italian, Malay, Romanian, Welsh), Algèria (Catalan), Algéria (Hungarian), Algería - Αλγερία (Greek), Algerie (Norwegian), Algerië (Afrikaans, Dutch - Belgium), Algérie (French, Vietnamese), Algerien (German), Algeriet (Danish, Swedish), l-Alġerija (Maltese), Algerije (Dutch - Netherlands), Alĝerio (Esperanto), Algerium (Latin), Algieria (Polish), Alzhir - Ալժիր (Armenian), Algjeria (Albanian), Alhirya (Quechua), Aljazair (Indonesian), Aljeri - 알제리 (Korean), Aljeriya - আলজেরিয়া (Bengali), Aljeria (Breton), Alzhiri - ალჟირი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Aljiriya - אלג׳יריה (Hebrew), Aljīriyā - అల్జీరియా (Telugu), Alseeriä (Võro), Alsír (Icelandic), Alujiria - ᐊᓗᔨᕆᐊ (Inuktitut), Alxeria (Galician), Alžeeria (Estonian), Alžir (Bosnian, Croatian), Alžir - Алжир (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Alžirija (Slovene), Alžīrija (Latvian), Alziriya - আলজিরিয়া (Sylheti), Alžírsko (Czech, Slovak), Alžyr - Альжыр (Belarusian), Alžyras (Lithuanian), an Ailgéir (Irish), Argelia (Spanish), Argélia (Portuguese), Arhelya (Filipino/Tagalog), Arjelia (Basque), Arujeria - アルジェリア (Japanese), Arxelia (Asturian), Cezayir (Turkish), Yn Algear (Manx), Əlcəzair (Azeri), அல்சீரியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
American Samoa Æmerikanu Sæmoa - ඇමරිකානු සැමෝවා (Sinhala), Ameerika Samoa (Estonian), Americká Samoa (Czech, Slovak), Američka Samoa (Croatian), Američka Samoa - Америчка Самоа (Serbian), Amerikaans-Samoa (Dutch), Amerikai Szamoa (Hungarian), Amerikanikés Samóa - Αμερικανικές Σαμόα (Greek), Amerikanisch-Samoa (German), Amerikan Samoa/Amerik'an Samoa - 아메리칸 사모아 (Korean), Amerikan Samoa (Finnish), Amerikan Samoası (Turkish), Amerikan Samua - อเมริกันซามัว (Thai), ອາເມຣິກັນຊາມົວ (Lao), Amerikanong Samoa (Filipino/Tagalog), Amerikansk Samoa (Danish, Norwegian), Amerikanska Samoa (Swedish), Amerikanskoye Samoa - Американское Самоа (Russian), Amerikāņu Samoa (Latvian), Amerikash Samoa - ამერიკაშ სამოა (Mingrelian), Amerikis Samoa - ამერიკის სამოა (Georgian), Amerikos Samoa (Lithuanian), Amerika-ryō Samoa - アメリカ領サモア (Japanese), Amerikyan Samoa - Ամերիկյան Սամոա (Armenian), Ameriška Samoa (Slovene), Amirika Samwa (Quechua), Amirikan Samua (Inuktitut), Amerikanska Samoa - Американска Самоа (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Amerikāyāh Samoā - अमेरिकायाः समोआ (Sanskrit), Amerikī Samoāअमेरिकी समोआ (Hindi), Bandaríska Samóa (Icelandic), Emerikan Samowa - এমেরিকান ছামোয়া (Sylheti), Ida-Samoa (Estonian variant), Istočna Samoa - Источна Самоа (Macedonian alternate), Markin Shamoa - মার্কিন সামোয়া (Bengali), Měishǔ Sāmōyà - 美属萨摩亚 (Mandarin Chinese), Samó Meiriceánach (Irish), Samoa America (Welsh), Samoa Americaanagh (Manx), Samoa américaines (French), Samoa Americana (Portuguese, Spanish), Samoa Americană (Romanian), Samoa Americane (Italian), Samoa Amerika (Indonesian, Malay), Samoa Amerikan (Breton), Samoang Amerikano (Filipino/Tagalog variant), Samoa Amerykańskie (Polish), is-Samoa Amerikana (Maltese), Samoa Amerikane (Albanian), Samoa Ha'Amerikanit - סמואה האמריקנית (Hebrew), Samoa thuộc Mỹ (Vietnamese), Sāmūā al-Amrīkyā - ساموا الأمريكية (Arabic) Samotha na h-Aimeireaga (Scots Gaelic), Skhidne Samoa - Східне Самоа (Ukrainian), அமெரிக்க சமோவா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), امریکی سمووا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Andorra Ændorawa - ඇන්ඩෝරාව (Sinhala), Aṃḍorā - અંડોરા (Gujarati), Āndào'ěr - 安道爾 /安道尔 (Mandarin Chinese), Andora (Bosnian, Croatian, Filipino/Tagalog, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Slovene, Turkish, Welsh), Andora - Андора (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Andora - ანდორა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Andora - אנדורה (Hebrew), Andora - アンドラ (Japanese), Andora - 안도라 (Korean), Andora - ອັນດໍຣາ (Lao), Andora - อันดอร์รา (Thai), Andóra (Irish), Anḍorā - अन्डोरा (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Anḍōrā - అండోరా (Telugu), Andoro (Esperanto), Andorra (Afrikaans, Albanian, Basque, Breton, Catalan, Cornish, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Galician, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Latin, Low Saxon, Maltese, Manx, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Võro), Andorra - Անդորա (Armenian), Andorra - Андорра (Russian, Ukrainian), Andórra - Ανδόρρα (Greek), Andorre (French), Andūrā - أندورا (Arabic), Andurra (Quechua), Anturra/Antuqqa (Inuktitut), Enḍorā - এন্ডোরা (Bengali), அண்டோரா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), انڈورا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Angola Aengkola - แองโกลา (Thai), Ængolawa - ඇන්ගෝලාව (Sinhala), Ān'gēlā - 安哥拉 (Mandarin Chinese), Angkola - ອັງໂກລາ (Lao), Angkóla - Ανγκόλα (Greek), Angola (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Bambara, Breton, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Franco-Provençal, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Võro, Welsh), Ăngola - አንጎላ (Amharic), Angola - Ангола (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Angola - ანგოლა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Angola - אנגולה (Hebrew), Angóla (Icelandic, Irish), Angolā - अंगोला (Hindi, Marathi), Angolā - अङ्गोला (Sanskrit), Angōlā - అంగోలా (Telugu), Angola - Անգոլա (Armenian), Anggolla - 앙골라 (Korean), Anggola (Filipino/Tagalog), Angolo (Esperanto), Angora - アンゴラ (Japanese), Anġūlā - أنغولا (Arabic), Angula (Inuktitut, Quechua), Anqola (Azeri), Angoley (Manx), Eṅgolā - এঙ্গোলা (Bengali), l-Angola (Maltese), அங்கோலா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), انگولا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Anguilla Aenggwilla - 앵귈라 (Korean), Aengkwinla - แองกวิลลา (Thai), Ænguliyawa - ඇන්ගුලියාව (Sinhala), Angaíle (Irish), Anggila (Filipino/Tagalog), Angila (Basque), Anġīlā - أنغيلا (Arabic), Angilja - Ангилја (Macedonian), Angil'ya - Ангилья (Russian), Angil'ia - Ангілья (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Angilija (Lithuanian), Angilja (Latvian), Angilya (Azeri), Angira - アンギラ (Japanese), Angkila - ອັງກິວລາ (Lao), Anguila (Aragonese, Galician, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish), Anguila - Ангуила (Bulgarian), Ānguīlā - 安圭拉 (Chinese), Anguila - ანგუილა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Anguíla - Ανγκουίλα (Greek), Angūilā - अंगूलिया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Anguilha (Portuguese variant), Anguilla (Albanian, Breton, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Lower Sorbian, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Anguillaq (Inuktitut), Anguillia (Scots Gaelic), Angvila (Croatian), Angvila - Ангвила (Serbian), Angvilla (Icelandic), Angwila - אנגווילה (Hebrew), அங்கியுலா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), Ankila (Quechua), اینگویلا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu), Enguila - এ্যাঙ্গুইলা (Bengali)
Antigua and Barbuda Aentiga Babuda/Aent'iga Pabuda - 앤티가 바부다 (Korean), Æntiguwa ha Barbuda (Sinhala), Aentika Lae Babuda - ແອນຕິກາແລະບາບູດາ (Lao), Aentika Lae Babuda - แอนติกาและบาร์บูดา (Thai), Aintìoga is Barbuda (Scots Gaelic), Āndìguā-Bābùdá - 安地瓜-巴布達 /安地瓜-巴布达 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Andígua kai Barbúda - Αντίγκουα και Μπαρμπούντα (Greek), Antiga e Barbuda (Portuguese variant), Antiga i Barbuda (Catalan), Antigua o Barbudaঅ্যান্টিগুয়া ও বার্বুডা (Bengali), Antigua a Barbuda (Czech, Slovak), Antigua agus Barbúda (Irish), Antigua Bābūda - アンティグア・バーブーダ (Japanese), Antigua da Barbuda - ანტიგუა და ბარბუდა (Georgian), Antigua do Barbuda - ანტიგუა დო ბარბუდა (Mingrelian), Antigua dan Barbuda (Indonesian, Malay), Antigua dhe Barbuda (Albanian), Antigua e Barbuda (Galician, Italian), Antígua e Barbuda (Portuguese), Antigua en Barbuda (Afrikaans, Dutch), Antigua és Barbuda (Hungarian), Antigua-et-Barbuda (French), Antigua ha Barbuda (Breton), Āntíguā hé Bābùdá - 安提瓜和巴布達 /安提瓜和巴布达 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Antigua i Barbuda (Polish), Antigua i Barbuda - Антигуа и Барбуда (Bulgarian, Russian), Antigua i Barbuda - Антигуа і Барбуда (Ukrainian), Antigua ja Barbuda (Estonian, Finnish, Võro), Antigualu Paapuuta (Inuktitut), Antigua och Barbuda (Swedish), Antigua og Barbuda (Danish, Faroese, Norwegian), Antigua şi Barbuda (Romanian), Antigua und Barbuda (German), Antigua và Barbuda (Vietnamese), Antigua ve Barbuda (Turkish), Antigua ve'Barbuda - אנטיגואה וברבודה (Hebrew), Antiġūā w Burbūdā - أنتيغوا وبربودا (Arabic), Antigua y Barbuda (Spanish), Antigwa at Barbuda (Filipino/Tagalog), Antigwa a Barbiwda (Welsh), Antigva i Barbuda (Bosnian, Croatian), Antigva i Barbuda - Антигва и Барбуда (Macedonian, Serbian), Antigva in Barbuda (Slovene), Antigva ir Barbuda (Lithuanian), Ānṭigvā mariyu Bārbuḍā - ఆంటిగ్వా మరియు బార్బుడా (Telugu), Antigva un Barbuda (Latvian), Antigvo-Barbudo (Esperanto), Antigua u Barbuda (Maltese), Antígva og Barbúda (Icelandic), Āṉṭikuvā maṟṟum pārpuṭā - ஆண்டிகுவாவும் பார்புடாவும் (Tamil), Antiwa Barbudawan (Quechua), Antyhua i Barbuda - Антыгуа і Барбуда (Belarusian), Eṃṭiguvā ane Barbuḍā - એંટિગુવા અને બર્બુડા (Gujarati), Enṭiguvā āṇi Barbūḍā - एन्टिगुवा आणि बर्बूडा (Marathi), Enṭiguvā aur Barbuḍā - एन्टिगुवा और बार्बुडा (Hindi), اینٹیگوا و بار بوڈا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu), Entigua ar Barbuda - এন্টিগোয়া আর বার্বুডা (Bengali), Enṭiguvā Barbuḍā ca - एन्टिगुवा बार्बुडा च (Sanskrit)
Argentina Achentina - อาร์เจนตินา (Thai), Āgēntǐng - 阿根廷 (Chinese), al-Arǧantīn - الأرجنتين (Arabic), An Airgintín - (Irish), Arc'hantina (Breton), Areuhentina/Arŭhent'ina - 아르헨티나 (Korean), an Argantain (Scots Gaelic), Argentiina (Estonian alternate, Finnish), Argentina (Azeri, Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Guaraní, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Malay, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Võro), Argentina - არგენტინა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Argentina - ארגנטינה (Hebrew), Argentina - Аргентина (Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Argentina - Արգենտինա (Armenian), Argentína (Hungarian, Icelandic, Slovak), Argentīna (Latvian), l-Arġentina (Maltese), Argentine (French), Argentine - אַרגענטינע (Yiddish), Argentiní - Aργεντινή (Greek), Argentinië (Afrikaans, Dutch), Argentinien (German), Argentino (Esperanto), Argentinska (Lower Sorbian), Argentyna (Polish), Argjentina (Albanian), Arhentina (Filipino/Tagalog), Arhentyna - Аргэнтына (Belarusian), Arhentyna - Аргентина (Ukrainian), Arhintina (Quechua), yr Ariannin (Welsh), Ārjaṃṭinā - આર્જંટિના (Gujarati), Arjantin (Turkish), Ārjanṭinā - अर्जेण्टीना (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Arjantinawa - ආර්ජන්ටිනාව (Sinhala), Arjentina - আর্জেন্টিনা (Bengali), Arjenṭīnā - అర్జెంటీనా (Telugu), Arusintina (Inuktitut), Aruzenchin - アルゼンチン (Japanese), Arxentina (Asturian, Galician), Aržentina - Аржентина (Bulgarian), Arzhantin - آرژانتین (Persian), Yn Argenteen (Manx), அருச்செண்டீனா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), ارجنٹائن[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Armenia Airmeinia (Scots Gaelic), Aminia - อาร์มีเนีย (Thai), an Airméin (Irish), Areumenia/Arŭmenia - 아르메니아 (Korean), Armanestân - ارمنستان (Persian), Armeenia (Estonian), Armeeniä (Võro), Armenia (Albanian, Breton, Faroese, Finnish, Galician, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Armenía - Αρμενία (Greek), Armenía (Icelandic), Armênia (Brazilian Portuguese), Armènia (Catalan), Arménia (Portuguese), Armenië (Afrikaans, Dutch), Arménie (Czech, French), Armenien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Armenija (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene), Armenija - Армэнія (Belarusian), Armenija - Армения (Bulgarian, Russian), Armēnija (Latvian), Armėnija (Lithuanian), Armeniyawa - ආර්මේනියාව (Sinhala), Armenio or Armenujo (Esperanto), Armeniya - ארמניה (Hebrew), Ārmēniyā - ఆర్మేనియా (Telugu), Armeniya - আরমেনিয়া (Bengali), l-Armenja (Maltese), Arménsko (Slovak), Armenye - אַרמעניע (Yiddish), Armenya (Filipino/Tagalog), Ārmīniyā - આર્મીનિયા (Gujarati), Ārminiyā - आर्मिनिया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Arminiya - আরমিনিয়া (Sylheti), Arminya (Quechua), Armīnyā - ارمينيا (Arabic, Urdu), Arumenia - アルメニア (Japanese), Aruminia (Inuktitut), Ermenija - Ерменија (Macedonian), Ermenistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish, Turkish), Ermənistan (Azeri), Hayastan - Հայաստան (Armenian), Jermenija - Јерменија (Serbian), Örményország (Hungarian), Sasomkheti - სასომხეთი (Georgian variant), Somkheti - სომხეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Virmenija - Вірменія (Ukrainian), Yàměiníyà - 亚美尼亚 /亞美尼亞 (Mandarin Chinese), Yn Armeain (Manx), ஆர்மீனியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Aruba Ālǔbā - 阿鲁巴 (Chinese), Æruba - ඇරුබා (Sinhala), Aruba (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Albanian, Azeri, Basque, Bosnian, Breton, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Quechua, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Arúba (Irish), Arùba (Scots Gaelic), Arūbā - أروبا (Arabic), Arúba - Αρούμπα (Greek), Arúba (Icelandic), Arūbā - अरूबा (Hindi, Sanskrit), Aruba - Արուբա (Armenian), Aruba - আরুবা (Bengali), Aruba - Аруба (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Chuvash, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Aruba - არუბა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Aruba - ארובה (Hebrew), Aruba - アルバ (Japanese), Aruba - 아루바 (Korean), Aruba - อารูบา (Thai), Arûba (West Frisian), Arupa (Inuktitut), Eruba - এরুবা (Sylheti), அரூபா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), اروبا[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
Australia Afstralía - Aυστραλία (Greek), Ahitereiria (Māori), An Astráil (Irish), Àodàlìyà - 澳大利亞 /澳大利亚 (Mandarin Chinese), Àozhōu - 澳洲 (Mandarin Chinese - informal), Aostralia (Breton), Astràilia (Scots Gaelic), Ástralía (Icelandic), Astreliya - আস্ট্রেলিয়া (Sylheti), Oshṭreliya - অস্ট্রেলিয়া (Bengali), Āsṭrēliyā - ఆస్ట్రేలియా (Telugu), Āsṫreliyā - اسٹریلیا (Urdu), Austraalia (Estonian, Võro), Austhireliya - ஆத்திரேலியா (Tamil), Australia (Albanian, Finnish, Galician, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), Austràlia (Catalan), Austrália (Portuguese, Slovak), Austrāliā - أستراليا (Arabic), Australie (French), Australië (Afrikaans, Dutch), Austrálie (Czech), Australien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Australija (Bosnian, Croatian, Lithuanian), Australija - Аустралија (Serbian), Austrālija (Latvian), Aŭstralija - Аўстралія (Belarusian), Aŭstralio (Esperanto), Ausuturalia (Inuktitut), Ausztrália (Hungarian), Avstralia - Ավստրալիա (Armenian), Avstralia (Faroese), Avstralia - ავსტრალია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Avstralija (Slovene), Avstralija - Австралия (Bulgarian, Russian), Avstralija - Австралија (Macedonian), Avstraliya - Австралія (Ukrainian), Avustralya (Turkish), Awstralia (Welsh), l-Awstralja (Maltese), Awstralska (Lower Sorbian), Awstralya (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), Gōshū - 豪州 (former Japanese), Hoju - 호주 (former Korean), Oseuteureillia/Osŭt'ŭreillia - 오스트레일리아 (Korean), Ostrali (Cornish), Ostraliya - אוסטרליה (Hebrew), Ostrelia - ออสเตรเลีย (Thai), Osṭreliyā - ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા (Gujarati), Osṭreliyā - ऑस्ट्रेलिया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Ostreliyawa - ඕස්ට්රේලියාව (Sinhala), Ōsutoraria - オーストラリア (Japanese), Oystralye - אױסטראַליע (Yiddish), Úc (Vietnamese), Yn Austrail (Manx)
Austria Afstría - Αυστρία (Greek), An Ostair (Irish, Scots Gaelic), Áo (Vietnamese), Àodìlì - 奧地利/奥地利 (Mandarin Chinese), Àoguó - 奧國 /奥国 (Mandarin Chinese variant), Aostria (Breton), Astria - আস্ট্রিয়া (Sylheti), Āsṭriyā - ఆస్ట్రియా (Telugu), Āsṫriyā - اسٹریا (Urdu), Austria (Albanian, Basque, Estonian, Galician, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Leonese, Polish, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Võro), Àustria (Catalan), Áustria (Portuguese), Austrija (Bosnian, Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian), Austrija - Аустрија (Serbian), Aŭstrio or Aŭstrujo (Esperanto), Aŭstryja - Аўстрыя (Belarusian), Austurríki (Icelandic), Ausuturia (Inuktitut), Ausztria (Hungarian), Autriche (French), Avstria - Ավստրիա (Armenian), Avstria - ავსტრია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Avstrija (Slovene), Avstrija - Австрия (Bulgarian, Russian), Avstrija - Австрија (Macedonian), Avstriya - Австрія (Ukrainian), Avusturya (Turkish), Awstiriya (Quechua), Awstria (Welsh), l-Awstrija (Maltese), Awstriska (Lower Sorbian), Awstriya (Filipino/Tagalog), Eastenryk (Frisian), Estraykh - עסטרײַך (Yiddish), Estrych (Cornish), Eysturríki (Faroese), Itävalta (Finnish), Nimsā - النمسا (Arabic), Oostenrijk (Dutch), Oostenryk (Afrikaans), Öösterriek (Low Saxon), Oseuteuria/Osŭt'ŭria - 오스트리아 (Korean), Oshtriya - অস্ট্রিয়া (Bengali), Österreich (German), Østerrike (Norwegian), Österrike (Swedish), Ostria - ออสเตรีย (Thai), Østrig (Danish), Osṭriyā - ઓસ્ટ્રિયા (Gujarati), Ostriya - אוסטריה (Hebrew), Osṭriyā - ऑस्ट्रिया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Ostriyawa - ඔස්ට්රියාව (Sinhala), Ōsutoria - オーストリア or Ōsutorī - オーストリー (Japanese), Otrish - اتریش (Persian), Rakousko (Czech), Rakúsko (Slovak), Rakuzy (former Polish), Yn Austeyr (Manx), ஆத்திரியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Azerbaijan Acerbaixán (Galician), Aḏarbayǧān - أذربيجان (Arabic), Adrbejan - Ադրբեջան (Armenian), Ajarbaijān - अजर्बैजान् (Sanskrit), Ajarbaijān - అజర్బైజాన్ (Telugu), Ajarbeyjān - અજરબેયજાન (Gujarati), Ajerbaijan - আজেরবাইজান (Bengali), Ajereubaijan/Ajerŭbaijan - 아제르바이잔 (Korean), Āsàibàijiāng - 阿塞拜疆 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Asarbaideàn (Scots Gaelic), an Asarbaiseáin (Irish), Asarbayijan - අසර්බයිජාන් (Sinhala), Asarsuyu (Quechua), Aserbaidschan (German), Aserbaidžaan (Estonian), Aserbaijan (Welsh), Aserbaísjan (Icelandic), Aserbajdsjan (Danish, Norwegian), Aserbayan (Filipino/Tagalog), Asserbajaan (Manx), Asirupaijan (Inuktitut), Asoebaichan - อาเซอร์ไบจาน (Thai), Asõrbaidsaan (Võro), Azarbeyjān - अज़र्बेयजान (Hindi, Marathi), Azerbaidjan (Breton, Catalan, Romanian), Azerbaïdjan (French), Azerbaidžan (Finnish), Azerbaidžāna (Latvian), Azerbaidžanas (Lithuanian), Azerbaidzania (Latin), Azerbaigian (Italian), Azerbaijan (Guaraní, Indonesian, Vietnamese), Azerbaijan - אזרבייג'ן (Hebrew), Azerbai'zhan - אזרבייז'אן (Hebrew variant), Azerbaijani - აზერბაიჯანი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Azerbaijão (Portuguese), Azerbaiyán (Spanish), Azerbajdžan (Croatian, Slovak, Slovene), Ázerbájdžán (Czech), Azerbajdžan - Азэрбайджан (Belarusian), Azerbajdžan - Азербайджан (Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian), Azerbajdzjan (Swedish), Azerbajdzsán (Hungarian), l-Ażerbajġan (Maltese), Azerbajĝano (Esperanto), Azerbajxhani (Albanian), Azerbaycan (Turkish), Azerbeidzjan (Afrikaans, Dutch), Azerbeijão (Portuguese alternate), Azerbejdžan (Bosnian), Azerbejdžan - Азербејџан (Macedonian, Serbian), Azerbejdżan (Polish), Azermpaïtzán - Αζερμπαϊτζάν (Greek), Azerubaijan - アゼルバイジャン (Japanese), Azərbaycan (Azeri), Yàsàibàirán - 亞塞拜然 /亚塞拜然 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), அசர்பைச்சான்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), آذربائیجان[ romanization needed ] (Urdu)
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English nameNames in different languages
Bahamas Baamas (Portuguese), Bachámes - Μπαχάμες (Greek), Bagamy or Bahamy - Багамы (Russian), Baham adaları (Azeri), Bahama - Բահամա (Armenian), Bāhāmā - বাহামা (Bengali), Bahama (Indonesian, Swahili, Turkish, Võro), Bahamasaaret (Finnish), Bahama saared (Estonian alternate), Bāhāmǎ - 巴哈馬 /巴哈马 (Mandarin Chinese), Bahama - בהאמה (Hebrew), Bahama - バハマ (Japanese), Bahāmā - बहामा (Hindi, Sanskrit), Bahama/Pahama - 바하마 (Korean), Bahamakuna (Quechua), Bahamas (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Aromanian, Breton, Cebuano, Central Bikolano, Danish, Filipino/Tagalog, Franco-Provençal, French, German, Interlingua, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish, Romanian, Vietnamese), na Bahámaí (Irish), Bahamas - බහමාස් (Sinhala), Bahamas (Dutch), il-Bahamas (Maltese), na Bahàmas (Scots Gaelic), Bahamās - బహమాస్ (Telugu), Bahamas - บาฮามาส (Thai), Bahama-szigetek (Hungarian), Bahames (Asturian, Catalan), Bahamet (Albanian), Bahami (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene), Bahami - Бахами (Macedonian, Serbian), Bahami - Багами (Ukrainian), Bahamis Kundzulebi - ბაჰამის კუნძულები (Georgian), Bahamish Kokepi - ბაჰამიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Bahamoj (Esperanto), Bahamos (Lithuanian), Bahamski ostrovi - Бахамски острови (Bulgarian), Bahamu salas (Latvian), Bahamy - Багамы (Belarusian), Bahamy (Czech, Polish, Slovak), Ǧazur al-Bahāmā - جزر البهاما (Arabic), Insulae Bahamenses (Latin), Ny Bahamaghyn (Manx), Pahammasi (Inuktitut), y Bahamas (Welsh), பகாமாசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bahrain Bachrain (Scots Gaelic), Bachrania (Latin), Bachréin - Μπαχρέιν (Greek), Bachrejn - Бахрэйн (Belarusian), Baharem (Brazilian Portuguese alternate), Baharen - බහරේන් (Sinhala), al-Bahrain - البحرين (Arabic), Bāhrāin - বাহরাইন (Bengali), Bahrain (Breton, Danish, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Swedish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Bahrain - બહરૈન (Gujarati), Bahrain - बहरैन (Hindi, Marathi), Bahrain - बह्रैन् (Sanskrit), Bahrain - బహ్రైన్ (Telugu), Bahrain - بحرين (Urdu), Bahrajn (Czech, Polish, Slovak, Slovene), Bahrayn (Quechua), Bahrein (Afrikaans, Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Dutch, Estonian, Hungarian, Italian, Spanish, Võro, Romanian), Bahrein - Бахреин (Macedonian, Serbian), Bahreina (Latvian), Bahreinas (Lithuanian), Bahreini (Albanian), Bahreini - ბაჰრეინი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bahreïn (French), Bairéin (Irish), Bahrejn - Бахрейн (Russian, Ukrainian), Bahreyn (Turkish), Bahreyn - Бахрейн (Bulgarian), Bakhreyn - בחריין (Hebrew), Bālín - 巴林 (Mandarin Chinese), Barein/Parein - 바레인 (Korean), Barein (Brazilian Portuguese), Bareine (Brazilian Portuguese alternate), Barejno (Esperanto), Bareyn (Filipino/Tagalog), Barém (European Portuguese), Baren - บาห์เรน (Thai), Bārēn - バーレーン (Japanese), Behrein - Բեհրեին (Armenian), Bəhreyn (Azeri), il-Bahrain (Maltese), Paarain (Inuktitut), பகரைன்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bangladesh Bangladesh - বাংলাদেশ (Bengali), Bāṃglādeš - બાંગ્લાદેશ (Gujarati), Banggeulladesi/Panggŭlladesi - 방글라데시 (Korean), Bangkalathet - บังกลาเทศ (Thai), Bangklantés - Μπανγκλαντές (Greek), Bangladeche/Bangladexe (Portuguese alternates), Bangladais (Scots Gaelic), Bangglades (Filipino/Tagalog), Bangladeš (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene), Bangladeš - Бангладеш (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Bangladéš (Czech, Slovak), Banglades (Hungarian), Bangladeş (Turkish), Banǧlādēš - بنغلاديش (Arabic), Bangladeša (Latvian), Bangladešas (Lithuanian), Bangladesch (German), Bangladesh - Բանգլադեշ (Armenian), Bangladesh (Breton, Catalan, Estonian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Manx, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Võro, Welsh, Romanian), Bangladesh - בנגלדש (Hebrew), Bānglādesh - बांग्लादेश (Hindi, Marathi), வங்காளதேசம்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), Banglādēsh - బంగ్లాదేశ్ (Telugu), Bānglādesh - بنگلہ دیش (Urdu), Bangladeshaya - බංග්ලාදේශය (Sinhala), Bangladeshi (Albanian), Bangladeshi - ბანგლადეში (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bangladesia (Latin), Bangladesj (Afrikaans, Faroese), Bangladeŝo (Esperanto), Bangladesz (Polish), begygu'e (Lojban), an Bhanglaidéis (Irish), Banguradeshu - バングラデシュ (Japanese), Banhladeš - Бангладэш (Belarusian), Banladish (Quechua), Bengalistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), il-Bangladesh (Maltese), Mèngjiālā - 孟加拉 (Mandarin Chinese), Pangilatiisi (Inuktitut), Vaṅgadeśam - वङ्गदेशम् (Sanskrit)
Barbados Babados - බාබඩෝස් (Sinhala), Bābāduōsī - 巴巴多斯 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Babedos - บาร์เบโดส (Thai), Babeidoseu/Pabeidosŭ - 바베이도스 (Korean), Bābèiduō - 巴貝多 /巴贝多 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Barbâda (Franco-Provençal), Barbade (French), Barbado (Esperanto), Barbados (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Manx, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Barbadós (Irish), Barbados - Բարբադոս (Armenian), Bārbāḍos - বারবাডোস (Bengali), Bārbāḍos - बारबाडोस (Hindi), Bārbāḍos - बार्बाडोस् (Sanskrit), Barbados - Барбадос (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Barbados - ברבדוס (Hebrew), Bārbadōs - బార్బడోస్ (Telugu), Barbadosa (Latvian), Barbadosas (Lithuanian), Barbadosi (Albanian), Barbadosi - ბარბადოსი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Barbādūs - بربادوس (Arabic), Barbántos - Μπαρμπάντος (Greek), Barbatus (Quechua), Barubadosu - バルバドス (Japanese), Papatusu (Inuktitut), பார்படாசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Belarus Bái'èluósī - 白俄羅斯 /白俄罗斯 (Mandarin Chinese), Báiluósī - 白羅斯 /白罗斯 (Mandarin Chinese variant), Baltarusija or Gudija (Lithuanian), Baltkrievija (Latvian), a' Bhealaruis (Scots Gaelic), Belarus (Breton, Dutch, Malay, Romanian, Vietnamese), Belāruš - বেলারুশ (Bengali), Belarus - Беларус (Bulgarian), Belarus - בלרוס /Rusiya ha'Levana - רוסיה הלבנה (Hebrew), Belarus - බෙලරුස් (Sinhala), Belarus - เบลารุส (Thai), Belarusi - ბელარუსი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Belarusia - Բելարուսիա (Armenian), Belarusia (Indonesian), Belarūsyā - بيلاروسيا (Arabic), Belarusz or Fehéroroszország (Hungarian), Belarws (Welsh), Bellaruseu/Pellarusŭ - 벨라루스 (Korean), Bjellorusia (Albanian), Belorūs - बेलोरूस (Hindi), Belorusija (Slovene), Belorusija - Белорусија (Macedonian, Serbian), Belorusio (Esperanto), Belorusiya (Azeri), Bělorusko (Czech), Belorussia or Byelorussia (former English), Belorussiya - Белоруссия (Russian), Berarūshi - ベラルーシ (Japanese), Beyaz Rusya (Turkish), an Bhealarúis (Irish), Białoruś (Polish), Biełaruś - Беларусь (Belarusian), Bielorrusia (Basque, Spanish), Bielorrússia (Portuguese), Bielorusko (Slovak), Bielorússia or Rússia Blanca (Catalan), Bielo-Rússia (Portuguese variant), Bielorussia (Italian, Romansh), Biélorussie (French), Biyelorusya (Filipino/Tagalog), Bilarus (Quechua), Bilorus' - Білорусь (Ukrainian), Bjelorusija (Bosnian, Croatian), Hviderusland (Danish), Hvítarussland (Faroese), Hvíta-Rússland (Icelandic), Hviterussland (Norwegian), il-Belarussja (Maltese), Lefkorosía - Λευκορωσία (Greek), Pilarusi (Inuktitut), Rússia Branca (Portuguese alternate), Russie Blanche (French alternate), Ruthenia Alba (Latin), 'Shuklarāsyā - शुक्लरास्या (Sanskrit), Valgevene (Estonian), Valgõvinne (Võro), Valko-Venäjä (Finnish), Vitryssland (Swedish), Weißrussland (German), Weißruthenien (German, before 1945), Wit-Rusland (Afrikaans, Dutch alternate), Wittrussland (Low Saxon), Yn Velaroosh (Manx), பெலாரசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Note: on 16 March 2018, the Belarusian Embassy in China requested that the Chinese name for Belarus be changed from Bái'èluósī白俄罗斯 to Báiluósī白罗斯, but the Chinese government has not done so yet.[ as of? ] See Belarus#Etymology.
Belgium Belchica (Aragonese), Belçika (Azeri, Turkish), Beldjike (Walloon), Belghia (Aromanian), Bèlgia (Acehnese), Belgia - Բելգիա (Armenian), Belgia (Breton, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Icelandic, Indonesian, Latin variant, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Romansh), Belgia - ბელგია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Belgiä (Võro), Bèlgica (Catalan), Belgica (Corsican, Latin variant), Bélgica (Portuguese, Spanish), Belgicko (Slovak), België (Afrikaans, Dutch, West-Vlams), Belgie (Alemannic, Czech), Belgie/Pelgie - 벨기에 (Korean), Belgien (Austro-Bavarian, Danish, German, Low Saxon, Min Nan, Swedish), Belgija (Bosnian, Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Beļģija (Latvian), Bel'gija - Бельгия (Russian), Belgija - Белгија (Macedonian, Serbian), Bel'gija - Бельгія (Ukrainian), Belgika (Basque), Belgio (Esperanto, Italian), Bèlg·ique (Franco-Provençal), Belgique (French), Belgiska (Lower Sorbian), Belgium (Hungarian, Malay, Latin), Belgiya - Белгия (Bulgarian), Belgiya - בלגיה (Hebrew), Belgje (Frisian), Belgjika (Albanian), il-Belġju (Maltese), Belgye - בעלגיע (Yiddish), Belhija - Бельгія (Belarusian), Belhika (Cebuano, Central Bikolano, Filipino/Tagalog), Beljiyām - বেলজিয়াম (Bengali), Beljiyam - બેલ્જિયમ (Gujarati), Beljiyam - बॅल्जियम (Hindi, Marathi), Beljiyam - बेल्जियम् (Sanskrit), Beljiyama - බෙල්ජියම (Sinhala), Bélxica (Asturian, Galician), Beoyiam - เบลเยียม (Thai), Bergike (Picard), Berugī - ベルギー (Japanese), an Bheilg (Irish), a' Bheilg (Scots Gaelic), Bỉ (Vietnamese), Bilhika (Quechua), Biljīkā - بلجيكا (Arabic), Bǐlìshí - 比利時 /比利时 (Mandarin Chinese), Byaljiyam - بیلجیم (Urdu), Gwlad Belg (Welsh), Pirjii (Inuktitut), Pow Belg (Cornish), Vélgio - Βέλγιο (Greek), Yn Velg (Manx), பெல்சியம்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Belize an Bheilís (Irish), Bèilǐsī - 貝里斯 /贝里斯 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Belice (Catalan, Spanish), Belīj - બેલીજ (Gujarati), Belīj - बेलीज् (Sanskrit), a' Bheilìs (Scots Gaelic), Belis (Faroese), Belîs (Welsh), Belis - බෙලිස් (Sinhala), Belis - เบลีซ (Thai), Belise (Filipino/Tagalog), Belise - Белисе (Macedonian alternate), Beliz - Бэліз (Belarusian), Beliz - Белиз (Bulgarian, Macedonian alternate, Russian), Beliz - Беліз (Ukrainian), Belíz - Μπελίζ or Belíze - Μπελίζε (Greek), Belīz - बॅलीज़ (Hindi, Marathi), Beliz - בליז (Hebrew), Beliza (Latin, Latvian), Belizas (Lithuanian), Belize (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Bosnian, Breton, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Võro), il-Belize (Maltese), Belize - Белизе (Macedonian, Serbian), Belizi - ბელიზი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Belizo (Esperanto), Bellijeu/Pellijŭ - 벨리즈 (Korean), Berīzu - ベリーズ (Japanese), Bilisi (Quechua), Bilīz - بليز (Arabic), Bólìzī - 伯利茲 /伯利兹 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Piliijuu (Inuktitut), Yn Veleesh (Manx)

Formerly British Honduras: Biriśa Honḍuras - ब्रिटिश होंडुरास (Hindi), Brit-Honduras (Hungarian), Britanetis Hondurasi - ბრიტანეთის ჰონდურასი (Georgian), Britanetish Hondurasi - ბრიტანეთიშ ჰონდურასი (Mingrelian), Britanikong Onduras (Filipino/Tagalog), Britanski Honduras - Британски Хондурас (Macedonian, Serbian), Britanskiĭ Gonduras - Британский Гондурас (Russian), Britanya Honduras - බ්රිතාන්ය හොන්ඩුරාස් (Sinhala), Britanya Hondurası (Turkish), Britisch-Honduras (German), British Honduras - บริติชฮอนดูรัส (Thai), Britisk Honduras (Danish, Norwegian), Brits-Honduras (Dutch), Britský Honduras (Czech), Brittiläinen Honduras (Finnish), Brittiska Honduras (Swedish), Britų Hondūras (Lithuanian), Brytans'kyy Honduras - Британський Гондурас (Ukrainian), Eiryō Honjurasu - 英領ホンジュラス (Japanese), Hondūrās al-Britāniyah - هندوراس البريطانية (Arabic), Honduras britanic (Romanian), Honduras Británica (Spanish), Honduras Britânicas (Portuguese), Honduras Britannico (Italian), Honduras britannique (French), Honduras Brytyjski (Polish), Hondurasi Britanikë (Albanian), Honduras ha'Britit - הונדורס הבריטית (Hebrew), Honduras thuộc Anh (Vietnamese), பெலீசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), Vretanikí Ondúra - Βρετανική Ονδούρα (Greek), Yeonggungnyeong Onduraseu/Yŏnggungnyŏng Ondurasŭ - 영국령 온두라스 (Korean), Yīngshǔ hóngdūlāsī - 英属洪都拉斯 (Chinese)

Benin Beinin (Irish), Bèiníng - 貝寧 /贝宁 (Mandarin Chinese), Beinin (Scots Gaelic), Benaeng/Penaeng - 베냉 (Korean), Benan - ベナン (Japanese), Benim (Portuguese), Bénin (French, Vietnamese), Benin (Afrikaans, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Interlingua, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish, Welsh), Benin - बेनिन (Hindi), Benin - Բենին (Armenian), Benin - Бенин (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Benin - බෙනින් (Sinhala), Benin - Бенін (Ukrainian), Benín - Μπενίν (Greek), Benin - בנין (Hebrew), Benín (Spanish), Benin - बेनिन् (Sanskrit), Benin - เบนิน (Thai), Benina (Latvian), Beninas (Lithuanian), Benini (Albanian), Benini - ბენინი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Benino (Esperanto), Binīn - بينين (Arabic), Binin (Quechua), Panin (Inuktitut)

Formerly Dahomey: Dagomeja - Дагомея (Russian), Dahomeia - Дагомея (Ukrainian), Dáhéměi wángguó - 达荷美王国 (Chinese), Dahome - ダホメ (Japanese), Dahomea - დაჰომეა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Dahomee (Estonian), Dahomei (Albanian), Dahoméi - Δαχομέη (Greek), Dahomei - 다호메이 (Korean), Dahomei - דהומיי (Hebrew), Dahomej (Polish), Dahomej - Дахомеј (Macedonian), Dahomėja (Lithuanian), Dahomey (Breton, Dutch, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Venetian, Vietnamese), Dahómey (Icelandic), Dahomiy - ดาโฮมีย์ (Thai), Daomé (Portuguese), Ǧumhūrīyātu Dāhūmī - جومهورية داهومي (Arabic), il-Benin (Maltese), பெனின்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)

Bermuda Bamyūda Shotō - バミューダ諸島 (Japanese), Barmuḍā - बर्मुडा (Hindi, Sanskrit), Barmiyuda - බර්මියුඩා (Sinhala), Bearmùda (Scots Gaelic), Beirmiúda (Irish), Beomyuda/Pŏmyuda - 버뮤다 (Korean), Bermuda - Բերմուդա (Armenian), Bermuda (Albanian, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Malay, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Portuguese alternate, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh, Wolof), Bermuda - ברמודה (Hebrew), Bermuda - Бермуда (Macedonian), Bermuda or Bermudai (Lithuanian), Bermudas (Dutch, Filipino/Tagalog, Latvian, Portuguese, Spanish), Bermudash Kokepi - ბერმუდაშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Bermude (Italian), Bermudes (Catalan, French), Bèrmudes (Franco-Provençal), Bermudi - Бермуди (Bulgarian, Macedonian alternate, Serbian, Ukrainian), Bermudy - Бермуды (Russian), Bermudis Kundzulebi - ბერმუდის კუნძულები (Georgian), Bermudski ostrovi - Бермудски острови (Macedonian alternate), Bermudy (Czech, Polish, Slovak), Birmūdā - برمودا (Arabic), Birmuda (Quechua), Boemioda - เบอร์มิวดา (Thai), Bomùdà qúndǎo - 百慕大群岛 (Mandarin Chinese), Islles Bermudes (Asturian), Parmuuta (Inuktitut), Pulau Bermuda (Malay), Pulo ng Bermudas (Filipino/Tagalog), Insulele Bermude (Romanian), Vermúdhes - Βερμούδες (Greek), பெருமுடா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bhutan an Bhútáin (Irish), Bhoṭa-anta - भोटान्त (Sanskrit), Bhoutan (Breton, French), Bhuṭān - ভুটান (Bengali), Bhutan (Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, German, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Bhuṭān - ભુટાન (Gujarati), Bhután (Hungarian, Slovak), Bhútán (Czech), Bhūtān - بھوٹان (Urdu), Bhūtān - भूटान (Hindi, Marathi), Bhutani - ბჰუტანი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bhutano (Esperanto), Bhuthanaya - භූතානය (Sinhala), Bhwtan (Welsh), Boután - Μπουτάν (Greek), Bùdān - 不丹 (Chinese), Butan - Բուտան (Armenian), Butan (Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua, Slovene), Butan - Бутан (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Butàn (Scots Gaelic), Bután (Spanish), Būtān - بوتان (Arabic, Persian), Butan - בוטאן (Hebrew), Būtan - ブータン (Japanese), Butan/Put'an - 부탄 (Korean), Butan - বুটান (Sylheti), Butāna (Latvian), Butanas (Lithuanian), Butani (Albanian), Butano (Esperanto), Butanum (Latin), Butão (Portuguese), Druk Yul - འབྲུག་ཡུལ་ (Dzongkha), il-Bhutan (Maltese), Phutan - ภูฏาน (Thai), Puutan (Inuktitut), Yn Vutaan (Manx), பூட்டான்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bolivia Balivija - Балівія (Belarusian), Boilibhia (Scots Gaelic), an Bholaiv (Irish), Bolibya (Filipino/Tagalog), Bolifia (Welsh), Boliivia (Estonian, Võro), Bolivia (Afrikaans, Albanian, Breton, Danish, Faroese, Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Malay, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese), Bolivia - Բոլիվիա (Armenian), Bolívia (Catalan, Hungarian, Portuguese, Slovak), Bolivia - ბოლივია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bolívie (Czech), Bolivie (French), Bolivië (Afrikaans alternate, Dutch), Bolivien (German), Bolivija (Bosnian, Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Bolivija - Боливия (Bulgarian, Russian), Bolivija - Боливија (Macedonian, Serbian), Bolīvija (Latvian), Bolivija - Болівія (Ukrainian), Bolivio (Esperanto), Boliviyā - બોલિવિયા (Gujarati), Boliviya - בוליביה (Hebrew), Boliviyā - बोलिविया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Boliviyawa - බොලිවියාව (Sinhala), il-Bolivja (Maltese), Bolivya (Turkish), Bōlìwéiyà - 玻利維亞 /玻利维亚 (Mandarin Chinese), Boliwia (Polish), Boliwia - โบลิเวีย (Thai), Bollibia/Pollibia - 볼리비아 (Korean), Boribia - ボリビア (Japanese), Būlīfiyā - بوليفيا (Arabic), Buliwya (Quechua), Pulivia (Inuktitut), Volivía - Βολιβία (Greek), Volivia (Guaraní), Wuliwya (Aymara), Yn Volivia (Manx), பொலிவியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bonaire Belanda Karibia (Indonesian), Bónàiěr dǎo, shèng yóusīdádìsī hé sàbā - 博奈尔岛、圣尤斯达蒂斯和萨巴 (Chinese), BES-eilanden, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius en Saba or Caribisch Nederland (Dutch), BES Islands, Bonaire, Saint Eustatius and Saba or Caribbean Netherlands (English), Bonaire, Saint-Eustache et Saba (French), Boneleu/Nedeollandeuryeong Kalibeu - 보네르/네덜란드령 카리브 (Korean), Bonaír - Μποναίρ (Greek), Bonaire, Sint Eustatius a Saba (Czech, Slovak), Bonaire, Sint Eustatius ja Saba (Estonian, Võro), Bonaire, Sint Eustatius i Saba (Polish), Bonaire, Sint Eustatius og Saba (Norwegian), Bonaire, Saint Eustatius şi Saba (Romanian), Bonaire, St. Eustatius và Saba (Vietnamese), Bonajre, Sint-Estatius i Saba - Бонайре, Синт-Эстатиус и Саба (Russian), Bonayre, San Eustakyo at Saba or Karibeng Olanda (Filipino/Tagalog), Boner - בונייר (Hebrew), Bonēru, Shinto Yūsutatiusu oyobi Saba - ボネール、シント・ユースタティウスおよびサバ (Japanese), Boneyar - बोनेयर (Hindi), Būnir wa Sīnt Awstātyūs wa Sābā - بونير وسينت أوستاتيوس وسابا (Arabic), Caraibi Olandesi (Italian), Caribisk Nederlandene (Danish), Karibi Hollandia (Hungarian), Karibian Alankomaat (Finnish), Karibischen Niederlande (German), Karibiska Nederländerna (Swedish), Karayip Hollandası (Turkish), Municipio Especial de Bonaire (Spanish), Território Insular de Bonaire (Portuguese), Niderlands'ki Karybs'ki ostrovy - Нідерландські Карибські острови (Ukrainian)
Bosnia and Herzegovina al-Būsniyah w al-Harsik - البوسنة والهرسك (Arabic), an Bhoisnia-Heirseagaivéin (Irish), Boseunia Hereuchegobina/Posŭnia Herŭch'egobina - 보스니아 헤르체고비나 (Korean), Bōshìníyǎ-Hèsègēwéinà - 波士尼亞-赫塞哥維納 /波士尼亚-赫塞哥维纳 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Bōsīníyà hé Hēisègēwéinà - 波斯尼亞和黑塞哥維那 /波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Bosna a Hercegovina (Czech, Slovak), Bosna agus Heartsagobhana (Scots Gaelic), Bosna Hersek (Turkish), Bosna i Hercegovina (Bosnian, Croatian), Bosna i Hercegovina - Босна и Херцеговина (Macedonian, Serbian), Bosna i Hertsegovina - Босна и Херцеговина (Bulgarian), Bosna in Hercegovina (Slovene), Bosna và Hercegovina (Vietnamese), Bosnia a Hertsegofina (Welsh), Bosnia as Herzegovina (Manx), Bosniya at Ersegobina (Filipino/Tagalog), Bosnia-Erzegovina (Italian), Bosnia et Herzegovina (Latin), Bosnia Da Hertsegovina - ბოსნია და ჰერცეგოვინა (Georgian), Bosnia Do Hertsegovina - ბოსნია დო ჰერცეგოვინა (Mingrelian), Bosnia ha Herzegovina (Breton), Bosnia-Hercegovina (Norwegian), Bosnia-Hersegovina (Faroese), Bosnia-Hertsegovina - Բոսնիա-Հերցեգովինա (Armenian), Bosnia-Hertsegovina (Finnish variant), Bosnia-Herzegovina (Basque, Indonesian, Malay), Bòsnia-Herzegovina (Catalan), Bósnia-Herzegovina/Bósnia e Herzegovina (Portuguese), Bośnia i Hercegowina (Polish), Bosnia ja Hertsegoviina (Estonian, Võro), Bosnia ja Hertsegovina (Finnish), Bosnia Lae Hoesekowina - บอสเนียและเฮอร์เซโกวีนา (Thai), Bosnía og Hersegóvína (Icelandic), Bosnia și Herțegovina (Romanian), Bosnia y Herzegovina (Spanish), Bosnja dhe Hercegovina (Albanian), Bosnië en Herzegovina (Dutch), Bosnië-Herzegovina (Afrikaans), Bosnie-Herzégovine (French), Bosnien-Hercegovina (Danish), Bosnien-Herzegowina (German variant, Low Saxon), Bosnien och Hercegovina (Swedish), Bosnien og Hercegovina (Danish variant), Bosnien und Herzegowina (German), Bośnija i Hercahavina - Босьнія і Герцагавіна (Belarusian), Bosnija ir Hercegovina (Lithuanian), Bosnija un Hercegovina (Latvian), Bosnio kaj Hercegovino (Esperanto), Bosniyā Harzegovinā - बोसनिया हर्ज़ेगोविना (Hindi, Sanskrit), Bosniya ve'Hertzogovina - בוסניה והרצוגובינה (Hebrew), Bosniya i Hertsegovina - Боснія і Герцеговина (Ukrainian), Bosniya i Gertsegovina - Босния и Герцеговина (Russian), Bosniyawa saha Harsagovinawa - බොස්නියාව සහ හර්සගොවිනාව (Sinhala), il-Bożnija-Ħerzegovina (Maltese), Bosunia Herutsegobina - ボスニア・ヘルツェゴビナ (Japanese), Bosznia-Hercegovina (Hungarian), Busna-Hirsiquwina (Quechua), Pusunia-Hiirutsiguvina (Inuktitut), Vosnía kai Erzegovíni - Βοσνία και Ερζεγοβίνη (Greek), பொசினியா-ஏர்சிகோவினா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Botswana (British) Bechuanaland (former name in English), Beciuania (Italian version), an Bhotsuáin (Irish), Bocheuwana/Poch'ŭwana - 보츠와나 (Korean), Bócíwǎnà - 博茨瓦納 /博茨瓦纳 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Bocvana (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene), Bocvana - Боцвана (Macedonian, Serbian), Bocvano (Esperanto), Botsawana - บอตสวานา (Thai), Botsouána - Μποτσουάνα (Greek), Botsuana (Asturian, Latin, Portuguese, Scots Gaelic), Botsuana - Ботсуана (Bulgarian), Botsuwana (Filipino/Tagalog), Botsuwana - ボツワナ (Japanese), Botsvana (Albanian, Faroese, Lithuanian, Turkish), Botsvana - Ботсвана (Belarusian, Russian, Ukrainian), Botsvana - ბოტსვანა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Boṭsvānā - બોટ્સ્વાના (Gujarati), Botsvana - בוצוואנה/Botswana - בוטסוואנה (Hebrew), Botsvāna (Latvian), Boṭsvānā - बोत्स्वाना (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Botswana (Afrikaans, Breton, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese alternate, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Võro, Welsh), Botswana - බොට්ස්වානා (Sinhala), Bōzhánà - 波扎那 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Būtsuwānā - بوتسوانا (Arabic), Butswana (Quechua), il-Botswana (Maltese), Putsuana (Inuktitut), Yn Votswaan (Manx), போட்சுவானா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bouvet Island Bouveteiland (Afrikaans, Dutch), ቡቬት ደሴት (Amharic), Ǧazīrah Būfyt - جزيرة بوفيه (Arabic), বভেট দ্বীপ (Assamese), Bove Adası (Azeri), Bouvet Uhartea (Basque), Бувэ востраў[ romanization needed ] (Belarusian), বোভেট দ্বীপ[ romanization needed ] (Bengali), Buve Ostrva (Bosnian), Enez Bouvet (Breton), Ostrov Buve - Остров Буве (Bulgarian, Russian), Illa Bouvet (Catalan, Galician), Bùwéi dǎo/Bùwéitè dǎo - 布维岛 /布维特岛 (Chinese), Otok Bouvet (Croatian), Bouvetův ostrov (Czech), Bouvetø (Danish), Bouvet’ saar (Estonian), Bouvet ƒudomekpo nutome (Ewe), Bouvetoy (Faroese), Bouvet’nsaari (Finnish), Ile Bouvet - Île Bouvet (French), ბუვეს კუნძული[ romanization needed ] (Georgian), Bouvetinsel (German), Nísos Bouvé - Νήσος Μπουβέ (Greek), બૌવેત આઇલેન્ડ[ romanization needed ] (Gujarati), Iyey Buva - איי בובה (Hebrew), Buvet Dvīp - बुवेत द्वीप (Hindi, Sanskrit), Bouvet-sziget (Hungarian), Bouveteyja (Icelandic), Pulau Bouvet (Indonesian), Pulo ng Bobet (Filipino/Tagalog), Oileán Bouvet (Irish), Isola Bouvet (Italian), Būbe Shima - ブーベ島 (Japanese), ಬೋವೆಟ್ ದ್ವೀಪ[ romanization needed ] (Kannada), Bube Seom - 부베 섬 (Korean), Buvē sala (Latvian), Bouvet sala (Lithuanian), Боувитови острови[ romanization needed ] (Macedonian), ബൗവെറ്റ് ദ്വീപ്[ romanization needed ] (Malayalam), बोउवेट बेट[ romanization needed ] (Marathi), बुभेट टापु[ romanization needed ] (Nepali), Bouvet-sullot - Bouvetsuolu (Northern Sami), Bouvetøya (Norwegian), ବୌଭେଟ୍ ଆଇସଲ୍ୟାଣ୍ଡ[ romanization needed ] (Oriya), جزیره بووت[ romanization needed ] (Persian), Wyspa Bouveta (Polish), Ilha Bouvet (Portuguese), Insula Bouvet (Romanian), Insla Bouvet (Romansh), Буве Острва[ romanization needed ] (Serbian), Bouvetov ostrov (Slovak), Bouvetov otok (Slovenian), Isla Bouvet (Spanish), Kisiwa cha Bouvet (Swahili), Bouvetön (Swedish), பொவேட் தீவுகள்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), బొవెట్ దీవి[ romanization needed ] (Telugu), Kea Buwet - เกาะบูเวต (Thai), የቦውቬት ደሴት (Tigrinya), Motu Puveti (Tonga), Bouvet Adası (Turkish), Ostriv Buve - Острів Буве (Ukrainian), بؤویٹ آئلینڈ[ romanization needed ] (Urdu), Đảo Bouvet (Vietnamese), Ynys Bouvet (Welsh), i-Bouvet Island (Zulu)
Brazil al-Barāzīl - البرازيل (Arabic), ব্রাজিল[ romanization needed ] (Bengali), Bāxī - 巴西 (Mandarin Chinese), Beurajil/Pŭrajil - 브라질 (Korean), an Bhrasaíl (Irish), Braisil (Scots Gaelic), Brājīl - બ્રાજીલ (Gujarati), Brasiilia (Estonian, Võro), Brasil (Catalan, Filipino/Tagalog, Indonesian, Malay variant, Norwegian, Portuguese, Quechua, Spanish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Brasīl - ब्रासील् (Sanskrit), Brasilaya - බ්රසීලය (Sinhala), Brasile (Italian), Brasilia (Faroese, Finnish, Latin, Romansh), Brasilía (Icelandic), Brasilië (Afrikaans), razgu'e (Lojban), Brasilien (Danish, German, Swedish), Brasio - บราซิล (Thai), Brazil (Bosnian, Breton, Croatian, Indonesian variant, Malay variant, Swahili), Brazil - Бразил (Macedonian, Serbian), Brazil - ברזיל (Hebrew), Brāzīl - برازیل (Urdu), Brāzīl - ब्राज़ील (Hindi, Marathi), il-Brażil (Maltese), Brazili (Albanian), Brazilia - Բրազիլիա (Armenian), Brazilia - ბრაზილია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Brazilia (Romanian), Brazília (Hungarian, Slovak), Brazílie (Czech), Brazilië (Dutch), Brazilija (Lithuanian, Slovene), Brazīlija (Latvian), Brazilija - Бразилия (Bulgarian, Russian), Brazilo (Esperanto), Brazilska (Lower Sorbian), Brazylia (Polish), Brazylija - Бразылія (Belarusian), Brazyliya - Бразилія (Ukrainian), Breesil (Wolof), Brésil (French), Brezilya (Turkish), Burajiru - ブラジル (Japanese), Purajil/Puratsil (Inuktitut), Pindoráma (Guarani variant), Vrasil (Guaraní), Vrazilía - Βραζιλία (Greek), Yn Vrasseel (Manx), பிரேசில்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
British Virgin Islands Bretsku Jomfrúoyggjar (Faroese), Britain Virgin Kûn-tó (Min Nan), Britanakan Virginian Kghziner - Բրիտանական Վիրջինյան Կղզիներ (Armenian), Britanetis Virjinis Kundzulebi - ბრიტანეთის ვირჯინის კუნძულები (Georgian), Britanetish Virjinish Kokepi - ბრიტანეთიშ ვირჯინიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Britanska Devičanska ostrva - Британска Девичанска острва (Serbian), Britanski Deviški otoki (Slovene), Britanski Devstveni Ostrovi - Британски Девствени Острови (Macedonian), Britanski Djevičanski otoci (Croatian), Britanski Virdzhinski ostrovi - Британски Вирджински острови (Bulgarian), Britans'ki Virhins'ki ostrovy - Британські Віргінські острови (Ukrainian), Britanskiye Virginskiye Ostrova - Британские Виргинские Острова (Russian), Britanya Varjin Dupath - බ්රිතාන්ය වර්ජින් දූපත් (Sinhala), Britanya Virjin Adaları (Turkish), Briti Neitsisaared (Estonian), Britiśa Varjin Dvīpasanūha - ब्रिटिश वर्जिन द्वीपसमूह (Hindi, Sanskrit), Britische Jungferninseln (German), Britiske Jomfruøer (Danish), Britse Maagdeneilanden (Dutch), Britské Panenské ostrovy (Czech, Slovak), Brittiläiset Neitsytsaaret (Finnish), Brittiska Jungfruöarna (Swedish), Britu Virdžīnu salas (Latvian), Britų Mergelių salos (Lithuanian), Brit Virgin-szigetek (Hungarian), Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze (Polish), De britiske Jomfruøyer (Norwegian), Duni Virgin (angalteer) (Wolof), Eileanan Breatannach na Maighdinn (Scots Gaelic), Ellanyn Goaldagh ny Moidyn (Manx), Ǧazur Firǧin al-Britāniyah - جزر فيرجن البريطانية (Arabic), il-Gżejjer Verġni Brittaniċi (Maltese), Igirisu-ryō Vājin Shotō - イギリス領ヴァージン諸島 (Japanese), Iles Vièrges britaniques (Franco-Provençal), Îles Vierges britanniques (French), Ilhas Virgens Britânicas (Portuguese), Illes Verges Britàniques (Catalan), Insulele Virgine Britanice (Romanian), Ishujt e Virgjër Britanikë (Albanian), Islas Birchens Britanicas (Aragonese), Islas Vírgenes Británicas (Spanish), Isole Vergini Britanniche (Italian), Iyey Ha'Betulla Ha'Britiyim - איי הבתולה הבריטיים (Hebrew), Kapuluang Birheng Britaniko (Filipino/Tagalog), Kepulauan Virgin British (Malay), Kepulauan Virgin Inggris (Indonesian), Muko British Woechin - หมู่เกาะบริติชเวอร์จิน (Thai), Muko Woechin khong Angkrit - หมู่เกาะเวอร์จินของอังกฤษ (Thai, less common), Oileáin Bhriotanacha na Maighdean (Irish), Puritisu Vaajin Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Quần đảo Virgin thuộc Anh (Vietnamese), Vretanikés Parthénoi Nísoi - Βρετανικές Παρθένοι Νήσοι (Greek), Ynysoedd Prydeinig y Wyryf (Welsh), Yeonggungnyeong Beojin Aillaendeu/Yŏnggungnyŏng Pŏjin Aillaendŭ - 영국령 버진아일랜드 (Korean), Yīngshǔ Wéiěrjīng Qúndǎo - 英屬維爾京群島 (Mandarin Chinese), பிரிட்டிசு வெரிசின் தீவுகள்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Brunei Beurunai/Pŭrunai - 브루나이 (Korean), Broenei (Afrikaans), Brounéi - Μπρουνέι (Greek), Brúiné (Irish), Brunai (Acehnese), Brunāi - ব্রুনাই (Bengali), Brūnai - ब्रूनै (Sanskrit), Brunai - บรูไน (Thai), Brùnaigh (Scots Gaelic), Brūnāy - بْرُونَاي (Arabic), Brunayi - බෲනායි (Sinhala), Brunei - Բրունեյ (Armenian), Brunei (Albanian, Catalan, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hawaiian, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay variant, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Yoruba), Brunei - ბრუნეი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bruneī - ब्रुनेई (Hindi), Brunei Darussalam (Indonesian variant, Malay variant), Brunej - Бруней (Bulgarian, Chuvash, Russian, Ukrainian), Brunej (Czech, Slovak, Slovene), Brunej - Брунеј (Macedonian, Serbian), Bruneja (Latvian), Brunejo (Esperanto), Brunėjus (Lithuanian), Bruney (Filipino/Tagalog), Bruney - ברוניי (Hebrew), Bruniy (Quechua), Brwnei (Welsh), Burunei - ブルネイ (Japanese), Bruniejos (Samogitian), il-Brunei (Maltese), Poronai (Māori), Purunai (Inuktitut), Wénlái - 文萊 /文莱 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Wènlái - 汶萊 /汶莱 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), புருனே[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Bulgaria Bălgarija - България (Bulgarian), Balgeriyā - બલ્ગેરીયા (Gujarati), Balgerīyā - बल्गेरीया (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Balgeriyawa - බල්ගේරියාව (Sinhala), Bǎojiālìyà - 保加利亞 /保加利亚 (Mandarin Chinese), Baokaeria - บัลแกเรีย (Thai), Baŭharyja - Баўгарыя (Belarusian), an Bhulgáir (Irish), Bolgarija - Болгария (Russian), Bolgarija (Slovene), Bolgariya - Болгарія (Ukrainian), Bugarija - Бугарија (Macedonian), Bugarska (Croatian), Bugarska - Бугарска (Serbian), Bulgaaria (Estonian, Võro), Bulgàiria (Scots Gaelic), Bulgareti - ბულგარეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Bulgaria - Բուլղարիա (Armenian), Bulgaria (Basque, Breton, Faroese, Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Malay, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Vietnamese), Bulgària (Catalan), Bulgária (Hungarian, Portuguese), Búlgaría (Icelandic), Bulgaria/Pulgaria - 불가리아 (Korean), Bułgaria (Polish), Bulgarie (French), Bulgarien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Bulgārija (Latvian), Bulgarija (Lithuanian), Bulgarije (Dutch), Bulgario (Esperanto), Bulgaristan (Turkish), Bulgariya - בולגריה (Hebrew), Bulǧāriyā - بلغاريا (Arabic), Bulgarska (Lower Sorbian), Bulgarya (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), Bulgarye (Afrikaans), Bulgarye - בולגאַריע (Yiddish), Bulharsko (Czech, Slovak), Bullgaria (Albanian), Burugaria - ブルガリア (Japanese), Bwlgaria (Welsh), il-Bulgarija (Maltese), Purjaria (Inuktitut), Vulgaría - Βουλγαρία (Greek), Yn Vulgeyr (Manx), பல்கேரியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), Bulxaristan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish)
Burkina Faso Barkina Faso - බර්කිනා ෆාසෝ (Sinhala), Bourkína Fáso - Μπουρκίνα Φάσο (Greek), Buircíne Fasó (Irish), Buirciona Faso (Scots Gaelic), Bùjīnàfǎsuǒ - 布基納法索 /布基纳法索 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Bùjínàfǎsuǒ - 布吉納法索 /布吉纳法索 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Bukina Faso - บูร์กินาฟาโซ (Thai), Bureukina Paso/Purŭk'ina P'aso - 부르키나파소 (Korean), Burkina Paso (Filipino/Tagalog), Burkina Fasas (Lithuanian), Burkina Faso (Albanian, Acehnese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Malay, Manx, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese alternate, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Burkina Faso - Буркина Фасо (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Burkina Faso - Буркіна Фасо (Ukrainian), Burkina Faso - בורקינה פאסו (Hebrew), Burkinā Fāso - बुर्किना फासो (Hindi, Sanskrit), Burkīnā Fāsū - بوركينا فاسو (Arabic), Burkina-Paso - ბურკინა-ფასო (Georgian, Mingrelian), Burkina Phasu (Quechua), Burkino (Esperanto), Burquina Faso/Burquina Fasso (Portuguese), Burukina Faso - ブルキナ・ファソ (Japanese), 'il-Burkina Faso (Maltese), Bwrcina Ffaso (Welsh), Puuqina Vasu (Inuktitut)

Former name:Alto Volta (Italian, Portuguese, Spanish), Áno Vólta - Άνω Βόλτα (Greek), Apar Volṭā - अपर वोल्टा (Hindi), Felső-Volta (Hungarian), Gorna Volta - Горна Волта (Macedonian), Górna Wolta (Polish), Ǧumhūrīyātu Fūltā al-Eulīā - جمهورية فولتا العليا (Arabic), Haute-Volta (French), Horná Volta (Slovak), Horní Volta (Czech), Itaas na Bolta (Filipino/Tagalog), Obervolta (German), Opper-Volta (Dutch), Oteu Bolta/Ot'ŭ Polt'a - 오트볼타 (Korean), Ōtoboruta - オートボルタ (Japanese), Övre Volta (Swedish), Øvre Volta (Danish, Norwegian), Upper Volta (English), Verkhnya Vol'ta - Верхня Вольта (Ukrainian), Verkhnyaya Vol'ta - Верхняя Вольта (Russian), Volta Ilit - וולטה עילית (Hebrew), Volta Superioară (Romanian), Ylä-Volta (Finnish), Yukarı Volta (Turkish), Zgornja Volta (Slovene), புருகினா பாசோ[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)

Burma see Myanmar
Burundi an Bhurúin (Irish), Bùlóngdí - 布隆迪 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Burundaidh (Scots Gaelic), Burundi (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Azeri, Bambara, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, Franco-Provençal, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Quechua, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Burundi - ቡሩንዲ (Amharic), Būrūndī - بوروندي (Arabic), Burunḍi - বুরুন্ডি (Bengali), Burundi - Бурунди (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Burundi - ბურუნდი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Burundi - Бурунді (Ukrainian), Burundi - בורונדי (Hebrew), Burundi/Purundi - 부룬디 (Korean), Burunḍīबुरुंडी (Hindi, Sanskrit), Burundi - බුරුන්ඩි (Sinhala), Burundi - บุรุนดี (Thai), Burúndi (Portuguese alternate), Burundis (Lithuanian), Burundee (Manx), Burundo (Esperanto), Burundzi - Бурундзі (Belarusian), Burunji - ブルンジ (Japanese), Burúnti - Μπουρούντι (Greek), il-Burundi (Maltese), Bwrwndi (Welsh), Púlóngdì - 蒲隆地 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Purunji (Inuktitut)

Alternate, older forms like Urundi include: Aūrūndī - أوروندي (Arabic), Ouroundi (French), Urundi (Czech, Danish, Dutch, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish), Urundi - Урунди (Russian), Urundi - ウルンディ (Japanese), Urundi - אורונדי (Hebrew), Urunḍīउरुंडी (Hindi), Urúnti - Ουρούντι (Greek), Wūlóngdí - 乌隆迪 (Chinese), புருண்டி[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)

C
English nameNames in different languages
Cambodia Cambodge (French), Cambodia (Latin, Welsh), Cambodja (Catalan, Danish, Dutch), Cambogia (Italian, Romanian), Camboja (Portuguese), Camboya (Spanish), Cambuidea (Scots Gaelic), Campuchia (Vietnamese), il-Kambodja (Maltese), Jiǎnpǔzhài - 柬埔寨 (Mandarin Chinese), Kamboçya (Turkish), Kambodia/K'ambodia - 캄보디아 (Korean), Kamboḍiyā - કમ્બોડિયા (Gujarati), Kambodiya - קמבודיה (Hebrew), an Chambóid (Irish), Kambodjia - Կամբոդիա (Armenian), Kambōdiyā - كامبوديا (Arabic), Kamboḍiyā - कम्बोडिया (Hindi, Marathi), Kambodja (Afrikaans, Breton, Faroese, Swedish), Kambods'a (Võro), Kambodscha (German), Kambodsja (Norwegian), Kambodža - Камбоджа (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian), Kambodža (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Finnish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Slovak, Slovene), Kambodża (Polish), Kambodža - Камбоџа (Macedonian, Serbian), Kambodzsa (Hungarian), Kamboĝo (Esperanto), Kamboja (Acehnese, Indonesian), Kamboja - კამბოჯა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kambojadeśa - कम्बोजदेश (Sanskrit), Kambojaya - කාම්බෝජය (Sinhala), Kambojia - カンボジア (Japanese), Kamboxhia (Albanian), Kamboya (Filipino/Tagalog), Kambuya (Quechua), Kampótzi - Καμπότζη (Greek), Kamphucha - กัมพูชา (Thai), Kampuchea (former English name 1975–1989), Kampuujia (Inuktitut), Kemboja (Malay), Kîmeristan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Yn Chamboyd (Manx), கம்போடியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Cameroon al-Kāmīrūn - الكاميرون (Arabic), Camarões (Portuguese), Camarún (Irish), Cameroon (Malay, Manx, Vietnamese), Camarun (Scots Gaelic), Cameroun (Danish, French), Camerun (Italian, Romanian), Camerún (Spanish), Camerunia (Latin), Camerwn (Welsh), il-Kamerun (Maltese), Kaimarun - कैमरुन (Hindi), Kæmarun - කැමරූන් (Sinhala), Kāmàilóng - 喀麥隆 /喀麦隆 (Mandarin Chinese), Kameroen (Afrikaans, Dutch), Kameroun (Breton), Kameroún - Καμερούν (Greek), Kamerun (Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish), Kamerun - Կամերուն (Armenian), Kamerun - Камэрун (Belarusian), Kamerun - Камерун (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Kamerun - קמרון (Hebrew), Kamerûn (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Kamerūn - カメルーン (Japanese), Kamerun/K'amerun - 카메룬 (Korean), Kamerūna (Latvian), Kamerūnas (Lithuanian), Kameruni (Albanian), Kameruni - კამერუნი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kameruno (Esperanto), Kamirun (Quechua), Kamiruun (Inuktitut), Kamõrun (Võro), Kemerūn - केमेरून् (Sanskrit), Khaemoerun - แคเมอรูน (Thai), கமரூன்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Canada Canadà (Catalan, Italian version), Canada (Danish, Dutch, French, Ilokano, Iñupiaq, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Romanian, Romansh, Scots Gaelic, Vietnamese, Welsh), Canadá (Galician, Portuguese, Spanish), Canadey (Manx), Canauhtlān (Nahuatl), Ceanada (Irish), Deeteel Bikéyah (Navajo), IKhanada (isiZulu), Jiānádà - 加拿大 (Mandarin Chinese), il-Kanada (Maltese), Kænadawa - කැනඩාව (Sinhala), Kanada (Afrikaans, Albanian variant, Azeri, Basque, Bosnian, Breton, Croatian, Cornish, Czech, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Low Saxon, Malay, Polish, Quechua, Slovak, Slovene, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Uzbek, Võro), Kanada - Կանադա (Armenian), Kanada - Канада (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Kazakh, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Kanāḍā - कनाडा (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Kánadà (Igbo), Kanada - קנדה (Hebrew), Kanadā - كندا (Arabic), Kanada - カナダ (Japanese), Kanada/K'anada - 카나다 or Kaenada/K'aenada - 캐나다 (Korean), Kanāda (Latvian), Kanada - კანადა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kánádà (Yoruba), Kanadás - Καναδάς (Greek), Kanadaja (Albanian), Kanado (Esperanto), Kanatã (Guaraní), Kanata - ᑲᓇᑕ (Inuktitut), Keneḍā - કેનેડા (Gujarati), Keneḍā - کینیڈا (Urdu), Khaenada - แคนาดา (Thai), Tanata (Maori), கனடா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Cape Verde Cabo Verde (Estonian alternate, Polish variant, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Võro), Cabu Verde (Asturian), Cape Verde (Indonesian variant, Malay, Maltese), Cap Ferde (Welsh), Capo Verde (Italian), Capul Verde (Romanian), Cap Verd (Catalan), Cap-Vert (French), An Ceap Uaine (Scots Gaelic), Fódéjiǎo - 佛得角 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Grænhöfðaeyjar (Icelandic), Grønhøvdaoyggjar (Faroese), Kaapii Viitaa (Inuktitut), Kaap Verde (Afrikaans), Kaapverdië (Dutch), Kabo Berde (Filipino/Tagalog variant), Kāb Fīrdī - كَاب فِيرْدِي‎ (Arabic), Kaba-Verde - Каба-Вэрдэ (Belarusian), Kabo Bereude/K'abo Perŭde - 카보베르데 (Korean), Kābo Berude - カーボ・ベルデ (Japanese), Kabo Verde - Кабо Верде (Bulgarian), Kabo-Verde - კაბო-ვერდე (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kabo Verde (Latvian, Turkish variant), Kabo-Verde - Кабо-Верде (Russian, Ukrainian), Kabo-Verdo (Esperanto), Kape Vad (Igbo), Kap-Glas (Breton), Kapp Verde (Norwegian), Kap Verde (Danish, Finnish, German, Swedish), Kapverdski otoci (Croatian), Kapverdy (Czech, Slovak), Kef Verde - כף ורדה (Hebrew), Kabu Wedi - กาบูเวร์ดี (Thai), Kep Vard - කේප් වර්ඩ් (Sinhala), Kep Varde - केप वर्दे (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kepi i Gjelbër (Albanian), Prásino Akrotírio - Πράσινο Ακρωτήριο (Greek), Q'umir Kawu (Quechua), Republica Capului Verde (Romanian), Republika Zielonego Przylądka (Polish variant), Rinn Verde (Irish), Roheneemesaared (Estonian), Tangos Berde (Filipino/Tagalog), Tanjung Verde (Indonesian), Wéidéjiǎo - 維德角 /维德角 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Wyspy Zielonego Przylądka (Polish), Yeşil Burun (Turkish variant), Žaliasis Kyšulys (Lithuanian), Zelen 'Rt - Зелен ’Рт (Macedonian), Zelenortska ostrva - Зеленортска острва (Serbian), Zeleno'rtski ostrovi - Зелено’ртски Острови (Macedonian alternate), Zelenortski otoki (Slovene), Zöld-foki Szigetek (Hungarian), கேப்பு வேரிடே[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Catalonia an Chatalóin (Irish), Catalogne (French, Italian), Catalonha (Occitan), Catalonia (English, Norwegian, Romanian), Catalonië (Dutch), Catalonien (Danish), Cataluña (Spanish), Catalunha (Portuguese), Catalunya (Catalan, Balearian, Valencian, Vietnamese), Catalwnia (Welsh), Jiātàiluōníyǎ - 加泰罗尼亚 (Chinese), Kaiṭaloniyā - कैटालोनिया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Katalánsko (Czech), Katalonía - Καταλονία or Καταλωνία (Greek), Katalonia (Albanian, Finnish, Polish), Katalónia (Hungarian), Katalonien (German, Swedish), Katalonija (Croatian), Kataloniya - קטלוניה (Hebrew), Kataloniya - Каталония (Russian), Katalonija - Каталонія (Ukrainian), Katalonya (Turkish*), Katalunia (Basque), Katalunya (Filipino/Tagalog, Indonesian), Katalūnyā - كتلونيا (Arabic), Katarūnya Shū - カタルーニャ州 (Japanese), Khaeun Katalunya - แคว้นกาตาลุญญา (Thai), Qatalonistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish)
Cayman Islands Cayman Adaları (Turkish), Caymanöarna (Swedish), Caymanøerne (Danish), Caymanøyene (Norwegian), Caymansaaret (Finnish), Eileanan Caimean (Scots Gaelic), Ǧazur Kāymān - جزر كايمان (Arabic), il-Gżejjer Cayman (Maltese), Îles Caïmans (French), Ilhas Caymans, Caimão, Cayman, Caimanes or Caimán (Portuguese), Insulele Cayman (Romanian), Ishujt Cayman or Kajman (Albanian), Islas Caimán (Spanish), Isole Cayman (Italian), Iyey Kayman - איי קיימן (Hebrew), Kaaimaneilanden (Dutch), Kaaimanseilande (Afrikaans), Kaiman Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Kāimàn qúndǎo - 开曼群岛 (Chinese), Kaimaninseln (German), Kaimanisaared (Estonian), Kaimanis Kundzulebi - კაიმანის კუნძულები (Georgian), Kaimanish Kokepi - კაიმანიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Kaimanu salas (Latvian), Kaimanų salos (Lithuanian), Kajmanovi ostrovi - Кайманови острови (Bulgarian), Kajmanovi ostrovi - Кайманові острови (Ukrainian), Kajmanska ostrva - Кајманска острва (Serbian), Kajmanské ostrovy (Czech), Kajmanski ostrovi - Кајмански Острови (Macedonian), Kajmanie ostrovy (Slovak), Kajmanski otoci (Croatian), Kajmán-szigetek (Hungarian), Kajmany (Polish), Kapuluang Kayman (Filipino/Tagalog), Kayman Wat'akuna (Quechua), Keimaen Jedo/K'eimaen Chedo - 케이맨 제도 (Korean), Keiman Shotō - ケイマン諸島 (Japanese), Kemain Dvīpa - केमैन द्वीप (Hindi, Sanskrit), Keman Dupath - කේමන් දූපත් (Sinhala), Kepulauan Cayman (Indonesian, Malay) or Kepulauan Kayman (Indonesian), Muko Khemaen - หมู่เกาะเคย์แมน (Thai), Nísoi Kéyman - Νήσοι Κέυμαν (Greek), Obodo mmiri ndi Cayman (Igbo), Oileáin Cayman (Irish), Quần đảo Cayman (Vietnamese), Ynysoedd Caiman (Welsh), கேமன் தீவுகள்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Central African Republic Centraal-Afrikaanse Republiek (Dutch), Centr-Afrika Respubliko (Esperanto), Centralafrikanska republiken (Swedish), Centralafrikanske Republik (Danish), Centrālāfrikas Republika (Latvian), Central'naja Afrykanskaja Respublika - Цэнтральная Афрыканская Рэспубліка (Belarusian), Centralno-Afrikanska Respublika - Центрально-Африканська Республіка (Ukrainian), Centralnoafrička republika - Централноафричка република (Serbian), Centralnoafrikanska Republika - Централноафриканска Република (Macedonian), Centralno-Afrikanskaja Respublika - Центрально-Африканская Республика (Russian), Centralnoafrikanska republika - Централноафриканска република (Bulgarian), Centrinės Afrikos Respublika (Lithuanian), Chawpi Aphrika Ripuwlika (Quechua), Chūō Afurika Kyōwakoku - 中央アフリカ共和国 (Japanese), Cộng hòa Trung Phi (Vietnamese), Den sentralafrikanske republikk (Norwegian), Ǧumhūrīyātu Afrīqiyā al-Wustā - جمهورية أفريقيا الوسطى (Arabic), Gweriniaeth Canol Affrica (Welsh), Jung-ang Apeurika Gonghwaguk/Chungang Ap'ŭrik'a Konghwaguk - 중앙아프리카 공화국 (Korean), Kendrīya Aphrīkā Gaṇarājyam - केन्द्रीय अफ्रीका गणराज्यम् (Sanskrit), Kentroafrikanikí Dimokratía - Κεντροαφρικανική Δημοκρατία (Greek), Kesk-Aafrika Vabariik (Estonian), Kesk-Afriga Vabariik (Võro), Keski-Afrikan tasavalta (Finnish), Komara Afrîqaya Navîn (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Közép-afrikai Köztársaság (Hungarian), Madhya Afrīkī Gaṇarājya - मध्य अफ्रीकी गणराज्य (Hindi), Madhyama Aprikanu Janarajaya - මධ්යම අප්රිකානු ජනරජය (Sinhala), Miðafrikalýðveldið (Faroese), Ọchíchìíwú ótù nke Afrika nke Etítì (Igbo), Orta Afrika Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Poblachd Meadhan Afraga (Scots Gaelic), Poblacht na hAfraice Láir (Irish), Pobblaght yn Affrick Veanagh (Manx), Qitiq Apurikan Ripupliku (Inuktitut), Repubblica Centroafricana (Italian), ir-Repubblika Ċentru-Afrikana (Maltese), Republica Centrafricană (Romanian), República Centroafricana (Spanish), República Centro-Africana (Portuguese), Republik Afrika Tengah (Indonesian, Malay), Republik Afrika Teungoh (Acehnese), Ha'Republika Ha'Merkaz Afrikayit - הרפובליקה המרכז אפריקאית (Hebrew), Republika e Afrikës Qendrore (Albanian), Republika ng Gitnang Aprika (Filipino/Tagalog), Republika Środkowoafrykańska (Polish), Republik Kreizafrika (Breton), République centrafricaine (French), Respublica Mediae Africae (Latin), Satharanarat Aefrika Klang - สาธารณรัฐแอฟริกากลาง (Thai), Sentraal-Afrikaanse Republiek (Afrikaans), Srednjeafriška republika (Slovene), Srednjoafrička Republika (also Centralnoafrička Republika) (Croatian), Středoafrická republika (Czech), Stredoafrická republika (Slovak), Tlācatlahtohcāyōtl Tlahco Africa (Nahuatl), Tsentraluri Aprikash Respublika - ცენტრალური აფრიკაშ რესპუბლიკა (Mingrelian), Tsentraluri Aprikis Respublika - ცენტრალური აფრიკის რესპუბლიკა (Georgian), Zentralafrikanische Republik (German), மத்திய ஆப்பிரிக்க குடியரசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil), Zhōngfēi Gònghéguó - 中非共和國 /中非共和国 (Mandarin Chinese)

Formerly, Central African Empire, Centraal-Afrikaans Keizerrijk (Dutch), Centralafrikanska kejsardömet (Swedish), Centralafrikanske imperium (Danish), Centralnoafrikanskaja Imperija - Центральноафриканская Империя (Russian), Centralnoafrikanska imperija - Центральноафриканська імперія (Ukrainian), Cesarstwo Środkowoafrykańskie (Polish), Chūō Afurika Teikoku - 中央アフリカ帝国 (Japanese), Đế chế Trung Phi (Vietnamese), Det sentralafrikanske imperiet (Norwegian), Empire centrafricain (French), Ha'Imperya Ha'Merkaz Afrikayit - האימפריה המרכז אפריקאית (Hebrew), Imbarāṭūriyah Afrīqiyā al-Wustā - إمبراطورية أفريقيا الوسطى (Arabic), Imperio Centroafricano (Spanish), Império Centro-Africano (Portuguese), Imperiul Centrafrican (Romanian), Impero Centroafricano (Italian), Imperyong Gitnang Aprika (Filipino/Tagalog), Chakkrawat Aefrika Klang - จักรวรรดิแอฟริกากลาง (Thai), Jung-ang Apeurika Jeguk - 중앙아프리카 공화국 (Korean), Kekaisaran Afrika Tengah (Indonesian), Kentroafrikanikí Autokratoría - Κεντροαφρικανική Αυτοκρατορία (Greek), Keski-Afrikan valtakunta (Finnish), Közép-afrikai Császárság (Hungarian), Orta Afrika İmparatorluğu (Turkish), Středoafrické císařství (Czech), Zentralafrikanisches Kaiserreich (German), Zhōngfēi Dìguó - 中非帝国 (Chinese)

Chad Čad - ቻድ (Amharic), Çad (Azeri, Turkish), Cad (Bambara), Čad - Чад (Belarusian, Serbian), Čāḍ - চাড (Bengali), Čad (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Slovak, Slovene), Čāḍ - ચાડ (Gujarati), Cāḍ - चाड (Hindi, Marathi), Cāḍ - चाड् (Sanskrit), Cāḍ - چاڈ (Urdu), Čada (Latvian), Čadas (Lithuanian), Çadi (Albanian), Ĉado (Esperanto), Chad (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Igbo, Indonesian, Malay, Quechua, Spanish, Welsh), Chad - Չադ (Armenian), Chad - Чад (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Ukrainian), Chad - צ׳אד (Hebrew), Chádé - 查德 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Chade (Portuguese), Chadi - ჩადი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Chadeu/Ch'adŭ - 차드 (Korean), Chado - チャド (Japanese), Chæd - චැඩ් (Sinhala), Chat - ชาด (Thai), Ciad (Aromanian, Italian, Romanian), Csád (Hungarian), Czad (Polish), iċ-Chad (Maltese), Shad (Manx), Kaati (Inuktitut), Kjad (Faroese), Tchad (Breton, Danish, French, Swedish, Vietnamese), Tch·ad (Franco-Provençal), Tšaad (Estonian), Tsaad (Võro), Tšad (Finnish), Tsad (Filipino/Tagalog), Tsant - Τσαντ (Greek), Tschad (Alemannic, German), Tshād - تشاد (Arabic), Tsjaad (Dutch), Tsjad (Afrikaans, Norwegian), Txad (Catalan), Tzadia (Latin), an t-Seàd (Scots Gaelic), Zhàdé - 乍得 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), சாட்டு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Chile Chile (Alemannic, Aragonese, Breton, Czech, Danish, Finnish, German, Guaraní, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian variant, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese), Chile - ჩილე (Georgian, Mingrelian), Chile - צ׳ילה (Hebrew), Chili (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Dutch, French, Indonesian, Quechua), Chili - Չիլի (Armenian), Chili - Чили (Bulgarian, Russian), Chyli - Чилі (Ukrainian), Ch·ili (Franco-Provençal), Chilí - Χιλή (Greek), Chili - චිලී (Sinhala), Chili - ชิลี (Thai), Chilia (Latin), Chille/Ch'ille - 칠레 (Korean), Chiri - チリ (Japanese), Cile (Aromanian, Indonesian variant, Italian, Tarantino), Čile (Bosnian, Croatian, Slovak, Slovene), Çile (Crimean Tatar), Čīle (Latvian), Čilė (Lithuanian), Čile - Чиле (Macedonian, Serbian), Cili (Indonesian variant), Čilī - चिली (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Ĉilio (Esperanto), Čyli - Чылі (Belarusian), Czile (Silesian), iċ-Ċilì (Maltese), Kilai (Inuktitut), Kili (Albanian, Faroese), an t-Sili (Scots Gaelic), Şili (Turkish), Tišīlī - تشيلي (Arabic), Tšiili (Estonian), Tsiili (Võro), Tsile (Filipino/Tagalog), Tsili (Welsh), Xile (Catalan), Yn Çhillee (Manx), Zhìlì - 智利 (Mandarin Chinese), சிலி[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
China চীন[ romanization needed ] (Bengali), Čayna - ቻይና (Amharic), Chin - จีน (Thai), China (Dutch, German, Guaraní, Indonesian variant, Low Saxon, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), Ch·ina (Franco-Provençal), Chinastan - Չինաստան (Armenian), Chinaya - චීනය (Sinhala), Chine (French), Chineti - ჩინეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Chinska (Lower Sorbian), Chiny (Polish), Chūgoku - 中国 (formally Chūka Jimmin Kyōwakoku - 中華人民共和国 (Japanese), Çin (Azeri, Turkish), Cīn - चीन (Hindi), Cīn - چین (Urdu), Cina (Indonesian, Italian, Malay variant), Cīna - चीन (Sanskrit), Čína (Czech, Slovak), iċ-Ċina (Maltese), Ĉinio (Esperanto), jugygu'e/.djunguos. (Lojban), rGya.nag - རྒྱ་ནག། (Tibetan), Hiina (Estonian, Võro), Jungguk/Chungguk - 중국 (formally Junghwa Immin Gonghwaguk/Chunghwa Inmin Konghwaguk - 중화인민공화국 (Korean), Chunwa (Quechua), Khine - כינע (Yiddish), Kiina (Finnish), Kina (Albanian, Bosnian, Croatian, Danish, Faroese, Norwegian, Swedish), Kína - Κίνα (Greek), Kína (Hungarian, Icelandic), Ķīna (Latvian), Kina - Кина (Macedonian, Serbian), Kinija (Lithuanian), Kitaj - Кітай (Belarusian), Kitaj - Китай (Bulgarian, Russian), Kitajska (Slovene), Kytaj - Китай (Ukrainian), aṣ-Ṣīn - الصين (Arabic), Sin - סין (Hebrew), an tSín (Irish), Sina (Breton, Latin), Sina or Kaina (Inuktitut), Negara Cina (Malay variant), Sìona (Scots Gaelic), Sjina (Afrikaans, Limburgish), Tiongkok (Indonesian), Tiong-kok (Hokkien/Min-Nan), Trung Quốc/Trung Hoa (Vietnamese), Tseina (Welsh), Tsina (Central Bikolano, Filipino/Tagalog), Xina (Catalan), Yn Çheen (Manx), Zhōngguó - 中國 /中国 (Chinese), சீனா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Note: China usually refers to the People's Republic of China nowadays.
For the Republic of China, which is currently known as "ROC (Taiwan)", see "Taiwan".
See also: Names of China.
Christmas Island Božićni otok (Croatian), Božićno ostrvo (Bosnian), Božićno ostrvo - Божићно острво (Serbian), Božikjen ostrov - Божиќен Остров (Macedonian), Christmas Adası (Turkish), Christmas Eiland (Dutch), Christmas Island (Danish variant), Christmas-tó (Min Nan), Đảo Giáng Sinh (Vietnamese), Ee Khag Ha'Molad - אי חג המולד (Hebrew), Eilean na Nollaig (Scots Gaelic), Ellan ny Nollick (Manx), Enez Christmas (Breton), Ǧazīrah Gīd al-Mīlād - جزيرة عيد الميلاد (Arabic), il-Gżira Christmas (Maltese), Île Christmas (French), Ilha Christmas (Brazilian Portuguese), Illa Christmas (Catalan), Ilha do Natal (Portuguese), Insula Crăciunului (Romanian), Ishulli i Krishtlindjeve (Albanian), Isla de Navidad (Spanish), Isola del Natale (Italian), Jõulusaar (Estonian), Joulusaari (Finnish), Juleøen (Danish), Juleøya (Norwegian variant), Julön (Swedish), Kalėdų salos (Lithuanian), Karácsony-sziget (Hungarian), Keuriseumaseu seom/K'ŭrisŭmasŭ sŏm - 크리스마스 섬 (Korean), Kiritimati (Norwegian), Kirsesh Koki - ქირსეშ კოკი (Mingrelian), Ko Khritsamat - เกาะคริสต์มาส (Thai), Krismas Dupatha - ක්රිස්මස් දූපත (Sinhala), Krismas Dvīp - क्रिसमस द्वीप (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kurisumasu-tō - クリスマス島 (Japanese), Kurisutamasu Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Nawidad Wat'a (Quechua), Ostriv Rizdva - Острів Різдва (Ukrainian), Ostrov Rozhdestvo - Остров Рождество (Bulgarian), Nisos ton Christougennon - Νήσος των Χριστουγέννων (Greek), Ostrov Roždestva - Остров Рождества (Russian), Pulau Christmas (Indonesia, Malay variant), Pulau Krismas (Malay variant), Pulo ng Pasko (Filipino/Tagalog), Shèngdàn dǎo - 圣诞岛 (Mandarin Chinese), Shobis Kundzuli - შობის კუნძული (Georgian), Vánoční ostrov (Czech), Vianočný ostrov (Slovak), Weihnachtsinsel (German), Wyspa Bożego Narodzenia (Polish), Ynys y Nadolig (Welsh), Ziemsvētku sala (Latvian), கிறித்துமசுத் தீவு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Cocos (Keeling) Eilanden (Dutch), Cocos (Keeling) Kûn-tó (Min Nan), Cocos (Keeling) uharteak (Basque), Cocos (Keyling) Adaları (Turkish), Cocosøerne (Danish), na h-Eileanan Chocos (Scots Gaelic), Ǧazur Kūkūs - جزر كوكوس (Arabic), il-Gżejjer Cocos (Maltese), Îles Cocos (Keeling) (French), Ilhas Cocos (Keeling) (Portuguese), Illes Cocos (Catalan), Insulele Cocos (Romanian), Islas Cocos (Spanish), Isole Cocos (Italian), Iyey Qoqos - איי קוקוס (Hebrew), Kakosavyia vyspy - Какосавыя выспы (Belarusian), Kapuluang Kokos/Kiling (Filipino/Tagalog), Kēkēsī (Jīlín) qúndǎo - 科科斯(基林)群岛 (Chinese), Kepulauan Cocos (Keeling) (Malay), Kepulauan Kokos (Keeling) (Indonesian), Kilinški ostrovi - Килиншки Острови (Macedonian alternate), Kokos adaları (Azeri), Kokos Dupath - කොකෝස් දූපත් (Sinhala), Kokos (Kīlig) Dvīpasamūh - कोकोस (कीलिंग) द्वीपसमूह (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kokoseu Jedo/K'ok'osŭ Chedo - 코코스 제도 (Korean), Kokosinseln (German), Kokosis Kundzulebi - ქოქოსის კუნძულები (Georgian), Kokosish Kokepi - ქოქოსიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Kokosneri kghzi - Կոկոսների կխզի (Armenian), Kokosöarna (Swedish), Kokosova ostrva (Bosnian), Kokosova ostrva - Кокосова острва (Serbian), Kokosové ostrovy (Czech, Slovak), Kokosovi ostrovi - Кокосови острови (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Kokosovi ostrovy - Кокосові острови (Ukrainian), Kokosovyye ostrova - Кокосовые острова (Russian), Kokosøyene (Norwegian), Kokosu (Kīlinga) salas (Latvian), Kokosų (Kilingo) Salos (Lithuanian), Kokosu Shotō - ココス諸島 (Japanese), Kókusz (Keeling)-szigetek (Hungarian), Kookossaared (Keelingi saared) (Estonian), Kookossaaret (Keelingsaaret) (Finnish), Kukus Wat'akuna (Quechua), Kukusi Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Muko Khokhos (Khiling) - หมู่เกาะโคโคส (คีลิง) (Thai), Nísoi Kókos/Kíling - Νήσοι Κόκος/Κήλινγκ (Greek), Quần đảo Cocos (Keeling) (Vietnamese), Wyspy Kokosowe (Polish), Ynys Cocos (Welsh), கோகோசுத் (கீலிங்கு) தீவுகள்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Colombia Coloimbia (Scots Gaelic), Colombia (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Võro, Welsh), Colòmbia (Catalan), Colômbia (Portuguese), Colombie (French), Columbia (Latin, Romanian), Gēlúnbǐyà - 哥倫比亞 /哥伦比亚 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gēlúnbǐyǎ - 哥倫比亞 /哥伦比亚 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Kalumbija - Калюмбія (Belarusian), Kholombia - โคลอมเบีย (Thai), Kolambiyā - कोलम्बिया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kollombia/K'ollombia - 콜롬비아 (Korean), Kolombia (Acehnese, Albanian, Breton, Indonesian), Kolómbia or Kolómvia (Guaraní), Kolombië (Afrikaans alternate), Kolombio (Esperanto), Kolombiya - קולומביה (Hebrew), Kolombiya (Filipino/Tagalog,Turkish), Kolombiyawa - කොලොම්බියාව (Sinhala), il-Kolombja (Maltese), Kolombya - ኮሎምብያ (Amharic), Kolomvía - Κολομβία (Greek), Kolumbia - Կոլումբիա (Armenian), Kolumbia (Estonian (former and alternate), Faroese, Finnish, Hungarian, Indonesian alternate, Polish, Slovak), Kolumbia - კოლუმბია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kolumbie (Alemannic, Czech), Kolumbien (German), Kolumbija (Bosnian, Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Kolumbija - Колумбия (Bulgarian, Russian), Kolumbija - Колумбија (Macedonian, Serbian), Kolumbija - Колумбія (Ukrainian), Kolumbja (Maltese variant), Korombia - コロンビア (Japanese), Kūlūmbiyā - كولومبيا (Arabic), Kulumbya (Quechua), Kulumpia (Inuktitut), Yn Cholombey (Manx), கொலம்பியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Comoros Komor Adaları (Turkish), Comoras (Aragonese, Spanish), Comore (Aromanian, Italian, Romanian), Comore-eilande (Afrikaans), Comoren (Dutch), Comorerne (Danish), Comores (Catalan, French, Portuguese), Comore-szigetek (Hungarian), Comoros (Malay, Maltese, Scots Gaelic, Welsh), Gěmó - 葛摩 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Ǧuzuru l-Qumur - جزر القمر (Arabic), Insulae Comorianae (Latin), Kamorskija vyspy - Каморскія выспы (Belarusian), Kēmóluó - 科摩羅 /科摩罗 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Khomoros - คอโมโรส (Thai), Komaros - कोमरोस (Hindi, Sanskrit), Komaros - කොමරෝස් (Sinhala), Komoori saared (Estonian variant), Komoorid (Estonian), Komooriq (Võro), Komorai (Lithuanian), Komoras (Filipino/Tagalog, Latvian), Komoren (Alemannic, Dutch alternate, German), Komorene (Norwegian), Komorerna (Swedish), Komóres - Κομόρες (Greek), Komoret (Albanian), Komorez (Breton), Komori (Bosnian, Comorian, Croatian, Slovene), Komori - Комори (Macedonian, Serbian), Komoris Kundzulebi - კომორის კუნძულები (Georgian), Komorish Kokepi - კომორიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Komorit (Finnish), Komoro (Indonesian), Komoro - קומורו (Hebrew), Komoro - コモロ (Japanese), Komoro/K'omoro - 코모로 (Korean), Komoroj (Esperanto), Komoros - ኮሞሮስ (Amharic), Komorski ostrovi - Коморски острови (Bulgarian, Macedonian alternate), Komors'ki ostrovy - Коморські острови (Ukrainian), Komorskiye ostrova - Коморские острова (Russian), Komory (Czech, Polish, Slovak), Kumurakuna (Quechua), Kumurusi (Inuktitut), கோமரோசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Congoa' Chongo (Scots Gaelic), Congo (Aragonese, Catalan, Danish, Dutch alternate, French, Italian, Malay, Manx, Min Nan, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Gāngguǒ - 剛果 /刚果 (Mandarin Chinese), il-Kongo (Maltese), Kāngo - कांगो (Hindi, Sanskrit), Khongko - คองโก (Thai), Konga - Конга (Belarusian), Kongas (Lithuanian), Konggo (Filipino/Tagalog), Konggo/K'onggo - 콩고 (Korean), Kongkó - Κονγκό (Greek), Kongo (Afrikaans, Albanian, Basque, Bosnian, Breton, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Esperanto, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish, Võro, West Frisian), Kongó (Hungarian), Kongo - Կանգո (Armenian), Kongo - Конго (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Kongo - კონგო (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kongo - קונגו (Hebrew), Kongo - コンゴ (Japanese), Kongo - کونگو (Persian), Kongoway - කොංගෝවේ (Sinhala), al-Kūnġū - الكونغو (Arabic), Kungu (Inuktitut, Quechua), காங்கோ[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Note: Congo refers to both the Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville, former-French Congo) and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa), formerly called Zaire, Congo-Leopoldville, Belgian Congo.
Cook Islands Cook Adaları (Turkish), Cook Eilanden (Dutch), Cookinsaaret (Finnish), Cook-Inseln (German), Cooki saared (Estonian), Cook Kûn-tó (Min Nan), Cooköarna (Swedish), Cookøerne (Danish), Cookovy ostrovy (Czech), Cookove ostrovy (Slovak), Cookøyene (Norwegian), Cook-szigetek (Hungarian), Eileanan Cook (Scots Gaelic), Ǧazur Kūk - جزر كوك (Arabic), il-Gżejjer Cook (Maltese), Iles Cook (Franco-Provençal), Îles Cook (French), Ilhas Cook (Portuguese), Insulele Cook (Romanian), Islas Cook (Spanish), Islles Cook (Asturian), Isole Cook (Italian), Ishujt Kuk (Albanian), Iyey Kuk - איי קוק (Hebrew), Kapuluang Kuk (Filipino/Tagalog), Kepulauan Cook (Indonesian, Malay), Kuk - Кук (Bulgarian), Kuk Dupath - කුක් දූපත් (Sinhala), Kuk Dvīpasamūh - कुक द्वीपसमूह (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kuka salas (Latvian), Kùkè Qúndǎo - 库克群岛 (Mandarin Chinese), Kukinsuloj - (Esperanto), Kukis Kundzulebi - კუკის კუნძულები (Georgian), Kukish Kokepi - კუკიშ კოკეფი (Mingrelian), Kuk Jedo/K'uk Chedo - 쿡 제도 (Korean), Kukku Shotō - クック諸島 (Japanese), Kuko salos (Lithuanian), Kukova Ostrva (Bosnian), Kukova ostrva - Кукова острва (Serbian), Kukovi ostrovi - Кукови острови (Macedonian), Kuukki Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Muko Khuk - หมู่เกาะคุก (Thai), Nísoi Kuk - Νήσοι Κουκ (Greek), Ostrova Kuka - Острова Кука (Russian), Ostrovy Kuka - Острови Кука (Ukrainian), Pulo-pulo Cook (Acehnese), Quần đảo Cook (Vietnamese), Vyspy Kuka - Выспы Кука (Belarusian), Wyspy Cooka (Polish), Ynysoedd Cook (Welsh), குக்குத் தீவுகள்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Costa Rica Costa Rica (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Costa Rìcea (Scots Gaelic), Gēsīdálíjiā - 哥斯達黎加 /哥斯达黎加 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gēsīdàlíjiā - 哥斯大黎加 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), il-Costa Rica (Maltese), Khosta Rika - คอสตาริกา (Thai), Koseutarika/K'osŭt'arik'a - 코스타리카 (Korean), Kosta Rika (Acehnese, Albanian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Indonesian, Lithuanian, Turkish), Kosta Rika - Կոստա Րիկա (Armenian), Kosta-Rika - Коста-Рика (Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian), Kostarika (Croatian, Czech, Latvian, Slovak, Slovene), Kosta-Rika - კოსტა-რიკა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kósta Ríka - Κόστα Ρίκα (Greek), Kosta Rika - קוסטה ריקה (Hebrew), Kostarika - Костарика (Macedonian, Serbian), Kosta Rika - කොස්ට රිකා (Sinhala), Kosṭā Rikā - कोस्टा रिका (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kostariko (Esperanto), Kostaryka (Polish), Kosutarika - コスタリカ (Japanese), Kustarika (Quechua), Kūstārīkā - كوستاريكا (Arabic), Kusuta Rika (Inuktitut), Yn Coose Berçhagh (Manx), கோசுடா இரிகா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire)Aktí Elefantostoú - Ακτή Ελεφαντοστού (Greek), Aivarī Kost - ऐवरी कोस्ट् (Sanskrit), Aod an Olifant (Breton), Ayiwari Kost - අයිවරි කෝස්ට් (Sinhala), Baybaying Garing (Filipino/Tagalog), Bjelokosna Obala or Obala Bjelokosti (Croatian), Bờ Biển Ngà (Vietnamese), Breg na Slonovata Koska - Брег на Слоновата Коска (Macedonian), Bregu i Fildishtë (Albanian), Coasta de fildeș (Romanian), Costa d'Avorio (Italian), Costa de Bori (Aragonese), Costa de Marfil (Spanish), Costa do Marfim (Portuguese), Côte d'Ivoire (Danish, former Estonian), Côte d'Ivoire (French, German variant, English variant, Võro), Costa Ìbhri (Scots Gaelic), Dramblio Kaulo Krantas (Lithuanian), Ebur-Bordo (Esperanto), Elefántcsontpart (Hungarian), Elevandiluurannik (Estonian), Elfenbeinküste (Alemannic, German), Elfenbenskusten (Swedish), Elfenbenskysten (former Danish, Norwegian), Fílabeinsstrondin (Faroese), Fílabeinsströndin (Icelandic), Fildişi Kıyısı (Turkish), Helfandbeyn-Bortnהעלפֿאַנדבײן־באָרטן (Yiddish), Ivoorkus (Afrikaans), Ivoorkust (Dutch), Ivory Coast (English, Malay), Kētèdíwă - 科特迪瓦 (Mandarin Chinese), Khof-ha'Shenhav - חוף־השנהב (Hebrew), il-Kosta tal-Avorju (Maltese), Kot D'Ivoar - Кот Д'Ивоар (Bulgarian), Kot d'Ivuar - Кот д’Ивуар (Belarusian, Russian), Kot-d'Ivuar - Кот-д'Івуар (Ukrainian), Kot-D'ivuari - კოტ-დ'ივუარი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kot Divvār - कोत दिव्वार (Hindi), Kot Divwar - ኮት ዲቯር (Amharic), Kot Diwua - โกตดิวัวร์ (Thai), Koteudibuareu/K'ot'ŭdibuarŭ - 코트디부아르 (Korean), Kōtojibowāru - コートジボワール (Japanese), Kuutijipuaaru (Inuktitut), Litus Eburneum (Latin), Marphil Chala (Quechua), Norsunluurannikko (Finnish), Obala Bjelokosti (Croatian), Obala Slonovače - Обала Слоноваче (Serbian), Pantai Gading (Indonesian), Panté Gadéng (Acehnese), Panté Gadhing (Javanese), Pobrežie Slonoviny (Slovak), Pobřeží slonoviny (Czech), Sāḥilu l-ʿĀǧ - ساحل العاج (Arabic), Slonokoščena obala (Slovene), y Traeth Ifori (Welsh), Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej (Polish), Xiàngyá Hăi'àn - 象牙海岸 (Mandarin Chinese variant), Yn Clyst Iuaagagh (Manx), Ziloņkaula krasts or Kotdivuāra (Latvian), இவாயர்[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Croatia a' Chròthais (Scots Gaelic), an Chróit (Irish), Charvatyja - Харватыя (Belarusian), Chorvatsko (Czech), Chorvátsko (Slovak), Chorwacja (Polish), Croàcia (Catalan), Croácia (Portuguese), Croacia (Spanish), Croatia (Latin, Vietnamese, Welsh), Croația (Romanian), Croatie (French), Croazia (Aragonese, Italian, Romansh), Harvatiya - Хърватия (Bulgarian), Hırvatistan (Azeri variant, Turkish), Horvaatia (Estonian, Võro), Horvātija (Latvian), Horvatija - Хорватия (Russian), Horvatija - Хорватія (Ukrainian), Horvátország (Hungarian), Hrvaška (Slovene), Hrvatska (Bosnian, Croatian), Hrvatska - Хрватска (Macedonian, Serbian), Hurwatsuyu (Quechua), Kèluó'áixīyà - 克羅埃西亞 /克罗埃西亚 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Kèluódìyà - 克羅地亞 /克罗地亚 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Keuroatia/K'ŭroat'ia - 크로아티아 (Korean), Khro-echia - โครเอเชีย (Thai), Kroacia (Albanian), Khorvatia - ხორვატია (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kroasia (Acehnese, Indonesian), Kroasië (Afrikaans), Kroasya (Malay, Filipino/Tagalog), Kroatia (Breton, Faroese, Finnish, Norwegian), Kroatía - Κροατία (Greek), Króatía (Icelandic), Kroatie (Alemannic), Kroatië (Dutch), Kroatien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Kroatija (Lithuanian), Kroatio (Esperanto), Kroatiya - קרואטיה (Hebrew), Kroatsia - Կրոացիա (Armenian), Kroazia (Basque), il-Kroazja (Maltese), Kroeshiyawa - ක්රොඒෂියාව (Sinhala), Kroeśiyā - क्रोएशिया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kro'ešya - ክሮኤሽያ (Amharic), Kuroachia - クロアチア (Japanese), Kuruatia (Inuktitut), Kurwātiyā - كرواتيا (Arabic), Xirwatistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Xorvatiya (Azeri), Yn Chroit (Manx), குரோட்சியா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Cuba Ciùba (Scots Gaelic), Ciwba (Welsh), Cuba (Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Danish, Dutch, Franco-Provençal, French, Italian, Latin, Malay, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Vietnamese), Gǔbā - 古巴 (Mandarin Chinese), Khioba - คิวบา (Thai), Kiyubawa - කියුබාව (Sinhala), Koúva - Κούβα (Greek), Kuba (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Breton, Croatian, Czech, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Quechua, Slovak, Slovene, Swahili, Swedish), Kūbā - كوبا (Arabic), Kuba - Կուբա (Armenian), Kuba - Куба (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Kuba - კუბა (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kuba - קובה (Hebrew), Kuba/K'uba - 쿠바 (Korean), Küba (Turkish), Kuba - קובאַ (Yiddish), Kubo (Esperanto), Kuuba (Estonian, Finnish, Võro), Kuupa (Inuktitut), Kyūba - キューバ (Japanese), Kyūbā - क्यूबा (Hindi, Sanskrit), Yn Choobey (Manx), கியூபா[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Curaçao Country of Curaçao (English variant), Curaçao (Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Curaçau (Portuguese), Curazao (Spanish), Kòrsou (Papiamento), Kurasaw (Filipino/Tagalog), Kourasáo - Κουρασάο (Greek), Kùlāsuǒ - 库拉索 (Chinese), Kurasao - קוראסאו (Hebrew), Kurāsāo - कुरासाओ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Kurasao - กือราเซา (Thai), Kūrāsāū - كوراساو (Arabic), Kwilaso - 퀴라소 (Korean), Kyurasao - Кюрасао (Russian, Ukrainian), Kyurasō - キュラソー (Japanese), País de Curazao (Spanish variant), Pais Kòrsou (Papiamento variant)
Cyprus an Chipir (Irish), Chipre (Aragonese, Portuguese, Spanish), Chipro (Aromanian), Chypre (French), Cìopras (Scots Gaelic), Cipar (Croatian), Ciper (Slovene), Cipro (Italian), Ċipru (Maltese), Cipru (Romanian), Ciprus (Afrikaans alternate, Hungarian), Cypern (Danish, Lower Sorbian, Swedish), Cypr (Polish), Cyprus (Dutch, Indonesian variant, Malay, Latin, Slovak, Welsh), Kafrisin - קפריסין (Hebrew), Kıbrıs (Turkish), Kipar - Кипър (Bulgarian), Kipar - Кипар (Macedonian, Serbian), Kipeuroseu/K'ip'ŭrosŭ - 키프로스 (Korean), Kipr - Кіпр (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Kipr - Кипр (Russian), Kipra (Latvian), Kipras (Lithuanian), Kiprenez (Breton), Kipro (Esperanto), Kipros - Կիպրոս (Armenian), Kipros - קיפּראָס (Yiddish), Kiprosi - კიპროსი (Georgian variant), Kipru (Quechua), Kipurosu - キプロス (Japanese), Kipurusu (Inuktitut), Küpros (Estonian), Küprüs (Võro), Kviprosi - კვიპროსი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Kypr (Czech), Kýpros (Faroese), Kypros (Finnish, Norwegian), Kýpros - Κύπρος (Greek), Kýpur (Icelandic), Qibris or Kipr (Azeri), Qipro (Albanian), Qubruṣ - قبرص (Arabic), Saipras - ไซปรัส (Thai), Sāipras - साइप्रस (Hindi), Sàipǔlùsī - 塞浦路斯 (Mandarin Chinese), Sāyapras - सायप्रस् (Sanskrit), Sayiprasayay - සයිප්රසයේ (Sinhala), Síp (Vietnamese), Siprus (Afrikaans), Siprus (Acehnese, Indonesian), Tsipre (Filipino/Tagalog), Xipre (Catalan), Yn Cheeprey (Manx), Zypern (German, Low Saxon), Zipre (Basque), Zypere (Alemannic), சைப்பரசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
Czechoslovakia an tSeicslóvaic (Irish), Cecoslovacchia (Italian), Čehoslovaččyna - Чехословаччина (Ukrainian), Cehoslovacia (Romanian), Čehoslovačka (Bosnian, Croatian), Čehoslovačka - Чехословачка (Macedonian, Serbian), Čehoslovākija (Latvian), Čehoslovakija - Чехословакия (Bulgarian, Russian), Ĉeĥoslovakio (Esperanto), Çekosllovakia (Albanian), Cekoślobhakiẏa - চেকোস্লোভাকিয়া (Bengali), Čekoslovâki - چکسلواکی‎ (Persian), Čekoslovakija (Lithuanian), Cekoslovākiyā - चेकोस्लोवाकिया (Hindi, Sanskrit), Çekoslovakya (Turkish), Cekoslowakia (Indonesian), Čéškoslováška (Slovene), Československo (Czech, Slovak), Čʿexoslovakia - Չեխոսլովակիա (Armenian), Čexoslovaḳia - ჩეხოსლოვაკია (Georgian), Çexoslovakiya (Azeri), Çexoslovakïya - Чехословакия (Kazakh), Checoslovaquia (Spanish), Checoslováquia (Portuguese), Chehaslavakija - Чэхаславакія (Belarusian), Chekhoslovakia - צ׳כוסלובקיה (Hebrew), Chekkosalowakia - เช็กโกสโลวะเกีย (Thai), Chekoseullobakia - 체코슬로바키아 (Korean), Chekosurobakia - チェコスロバキア (Japanese), Csehszlovákia (Hungarian), Czechoslovakia (Malay), Czechosłowacja (Polish), Jiékèsīluòfákè - 捷克斯洛伐克 (Chinese), Kekkoslovakia (Faroese), Tchecoslováquia (Brazilian Portuguese variant), Tchécoslovaquie (French), Tchekoslovakia (Breton), Tékkóslóvakía (Icelandic), Tiệp Khắc (Vietnamese), Tjeckoslovakien (Swedish), Tjekkoslovakiet (Danish), Tschechoslowakei (German), Tsechoslovakía - Τσεχοσλοβακία (Greek), Tšehhoslovakkia (Estonian), Tsekoslobakya (Filipino/Tagalog), Tšekkoslovakia (Finnish), Tsiecoslofacia (Welsh), Tšīkusluvākiyā - تشيكوسلوفاكيا (Arabic), Tsjecho-Slowakije (Dutch), Tsjeggo-Slowakye (Afrikaans), Tsjekkoslovakia (Norwegian), Txecoslovàquia (Catalan), Yn Çheckoslovack (Manx)
Czech Republic Cechia (Latin, Italian), Cehia (Romanian), Čehija (Latvian), Čehija - Чехија (Macedonian alternate), Ĉeĥujo or Ĉeĥio (Esperanto), Çekia (Albanian), Čekija (Lithuanian), Čekiya - ቼኪያ (Amharic), Çek Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Cek Gaṇarājya - चेक् गणराज्य (Hindi, Sanskrit), Češka (Croatian, Slovene), Češka - Чешка or Češka republika - Чешка република (Macedonian, Serbian), Česká republika or Česko (Czech, Slovak), Chehiya - Чэхія (Belarusian), Chehiya - Чехия (Bulgarian, Russian), Chehiya - Чехія (Ukrainian), Chekkia - เช็กเกีย (Thai), Chek Janarajaya - චෙක් ජනරජය (Sinhala), Chekheti - ჩეხეთი (Georgian, Mingrelian), Chekh Hanrapetutyun - Չեխ Հանրապետություն (Armenian), Chekhiya - צ'כיה (Hebrew), Cheko/Ch'ek'o - 체코 (Korean), Cheko Kyōwakoku - チェコ共和国 (Japanese), Chéquia or República Checa (Portuguese), Chequia or República Checa (Spanish), Chiksuyu (Quechua), Cộng hoà Séc (Vietnamese), Csehország (Hungarian), Czechia (English variant)*, Czechy (Polish), Iksiitsu (Inuktitut), Jiékè - 捷克 (Mandarin Chinese), Kekkia (Faroese), an t-Seic (Scots Gaelic), Poblacht na Seice (Irish), Phobblaght Çheck (Manx), Pow Chek (Cornish), Repubblica Ceca (Italian), ir-Repubblika Ċeka (Maltese), Republica Checa (Aragonese), Rèpublik Cèkô (Acehnese), Republik Ceska or Republik Ceko (Indonesian), Republik Czech (Malay), Republik Tchek (Breton), Republikang Tseko or Tsekya (Filipino/Tagalog), République tchèque or Tchéquie (French), Tchéquia or República Tcheca (Brazilian Portuguese variant), Tékkland (Icelandic), at-Tišīk - التشيك (Arabic), Tjeckien (Swedish), Tjekkiet (Danish), Tschechia (Romansh), Tschechie (Alemannic), Tschechien (Low Saxon), Tschechien or Tschechische Republik (German), Tsehhi (Võro), Tsehía - Τσεχία (Greek), Tšehhi (Estonian), Tšehhimaa (Estonian variant), Tšekki or Tšekin tasavalta (Finnish), Tsjechië, Tsjechische Republiek (Dutch), Tsjechje (Frisian), Tsjeggië (Afrikaans), Tsjekkia (Norwegian), Txekia (Basque), Txèquia (Catalan), Çekistan (Kurmanji/Northern Kurdish), Tzekia (Latin), y Weriniaeth Tsiec (Welsh), செ குடியரசு[ romanization needed ] (Tamil)
*The name Czechia is used in official Czech texts in English, but is not generally in common use. * Bohemia refers to a large part of the present republic (excluding Moravia), or to the historical kingdom-electorate, which was larger.

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