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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, "Afeganistﾃ｣o (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 - ﾗ蹟ｷﾗｨﾗ潰｢ﾗﾗ俎燮ﾗ｢‎ (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 name Names in different languages
Democratic Republic of the Congo C盻冢g hﾃｲa Dﾃ｢n ch盻ｧ Cﾃｴng-gﾃｴ (Vietnamese), Demakratyﾄ肱aja Respublika Konha - ﾐ飯災ｼﾐｰﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑび錦ﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾑ采ﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰ (Belarusian), Demokratia Respubliko Kongo (Esperanto), Demokratiﾄ稿skaja Respublika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Russian), Demokratickﾃ｡ republika Kongo (Czech), Demokratiﾄ肱a republika Kongo (Slovene), Demokratiﾄ肱a republika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾑﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Bulgarian), Demokratiese Republiek die Kongo (Afrikaans), Demokratik Kongo Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Demokratikong Republika ng Konggo (Filipino/Tagalog), Demokratische Republiek Congo (Dutch), Demokratische Republik Kongo (German), Demokratiske Republik Congo (Danish), Demokratska Republika Kongo (Bosnian, Croatian), Demokratska Republika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑびﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Macedonian, Serbian), Demokratyﾄ肱a Respublika Konho - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Ukrainian), Demokratyczna Republika Konga (Polish), Den demokratiske republikken Congo (Norwegian), Gﾄ］gguﾇ Mﾃｭnzhﾇ Gﾃｲnghﾃｩguﾃｳ - 蜑帶棡豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟恚 / 蛻壽棡豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Chinese), Gﾃｴnﾃｴtantrik Kﾃｴ盪go Prﾃｴjatﾃｴntr - 爬伶ｦ｣爬､爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦ､爰財ｦｰ爬ｿ爬 爬歩ｦ吭ｧ財ｦ伶ｧ 爬ｪ爰財ｦｰ爬憫ｦｾ爬､爬ｨ爰財ｦ､爰財ｦｰ (Bengali), ﾇｦumhﾅｫrﾄｫyﾄ》u al-Kﾅｫnﾄ｡ﾅｫ ad-Dﾄｫmuqrﾄ》ﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾙ異ﾘｺﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙ館ﾙぺｱﾘｧﾘｷﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic) Ha'Republika Ha'Demokratit shel Kongo - ﾗ蕃ｨﾗ､ﾗ勉泰慵燮ｧﾗ ﾗ蕃沌槞勉ｧﾗｨﾗ俎燮ｪ ﾗｩﾗ ﾗｧﾗ勉ﾗ潰‎ (Hebrew), Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Kongo (Swahili), Jomhuri-ye Demokrﾃ｢tik-e Kongo - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾛ ﾘｯﾙﾙ移ｩﾘｱﾘｧﾘｪﾛ顧ｩ ﾚｩﾙﾚｯﾙ遺 (Persian), Jumhuriyi Demokratiyi Kongo - ﾒｶﾑσｼﾒｳﾑτﾐｸﾐｸ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾐｸ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Tajik), Kﾄ≪ｹgo Lokatﾄ］trika Ga盪arﾄ）ya - 爨歩､ｾ爨吭･財､伶･ 爨ｲ爭金､歩､､爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､､爭財､ｰ爨ｿ爨 爨伶､｣爨ｰ爨ｾ爨憫･財､ｯ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Konggo Minju Gonghwaguk - ｽｩｳ ｯｼ｣ｼ ｳｵ剩ｵｭ (Korean), Kongo Demokraatlik Vabariik (Estonian), Kongo Demokratik Respublikasi (Uzbek), Kongo Demokratinﾄ Respublika (Lithuanian), Kongo Demokrﾄ》iskﾄ Republika (Latvian), Kongo Demokratﾃｯyalﾄｱq Respwblﾃｯkasﾄｱ - ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑ紹ｻﾑ斤 ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾑﾑ (Kazakh), Kongo-Kinshasa (Swedish), Kongo Minshu Kyﾅ購akoku - 繧ｳ繝ｳ繧ｴ豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Japanese), Kongﾃｳi Demokratikus Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Kongon demokraattinen tasavalta (Finnish), 盧ｲongos Demo盧ｳra盪ｭiuli Res盪蓉bli盧ｳa - 痺吼昵憮ヲ痺昵Γ 痺乍ヴ痺帋昵吼Β痺雪Δ痺倔Ε痺壯 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Georgian), Kongoyi Demokratakan Hanrapetutﾊｿyun - ﾔｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ﾕｸﾕｵﾕｫ ﾔｴﾕ･ﾕｴﾕｸﾕｯﾖﾕ｡ﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｶﾖﾕ｡ﾕｺﾕ･ﾕｿﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ (Armenian), Konqo Demokratik Respublikasﾄｱ (Azeri), Konﾅｾskﾃ｡ demokratickﾃ｡ republika (Slovak), Laﾃｯkﾃｭ Dimokratﾃｭa tou Kongkﾃｳ - ﾎ嶄ｱﾏ莞ｺﾎｮ ﾎ釆ｷﾎｼﾎｿﾎｺﾏ∃ｱﾏﾎｯﾎｱ ﾏﾎｿﾏ ﾎ墅ｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺﾏ (Greek), Lﾃｽﾃｰstjﾃｳrnarlﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ Kongﾃｳ (Icelandic), Poblacht Dhaonlathach an Chongﾃｳ (Irish), Qonﾄ殪 Demoqratiyalﾄｱq Respublikasﾄｱ - ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑ紹ｻﾑ巾ｺ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾑﾑ (Kyrgyz), Repubblica Democratica del Congo (Italian), Republica Democratﾄ Congo (Romanian), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃ｡tica del Congo (Spanish), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃ｡tica do Congo (Portuguese), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃtica del Congo (Catalan), Republik Demokratik Congo (Malay), Republik Demokratik Kongo (Indonesian), Republika Demokratike e Kongos (Albanian), Rﾃｩpublique Dﾃｩmocratique du Congo (French), Satharanarat Prachathippatai Khongko - 犧ｪ犧ｲ犧倨ｸｲ犧｣犧内ｸ｣犧ｱ犧説ｸ巵ｸ｣犧ｰ犧癌ｸｲ犧倨ｸｴ犧巵ｹ犧歩ｸ｢犧犧ｭ犧犹もｸ (Thai)

Formerly Zaire: An tSﾃ｡ﾃｭr (Irish), iﾅｼ-Zaire (Maltese), Jaileu - 梵擽･ｴ (Korean), Ja蘯渋r - 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ爬ｰ (Bengali), Saﾃｭr (Icelandic), Saﾃｯr (Welsh), Sairo - 犧金ｸｲ犧ｭ犧ｵ犧｣犹 (Thai), Zair (Croatian, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene), Zair - ﾔｶﾕ｡ﾕｫﾖ (Armenian), Zair - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian), Zaﾃｯr - ﾎ茂ｱﾎ積 (Greek), Zair - ﾗ儲碩燮ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Zair - 爨憫､ｼ爭謂､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Zair - ﾘｲﾘｧﾘｦﾘｱ, Zaira (Latvian), Zairas (Lithuanian), Zaire (Catalan, Estonian, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Zaﾃｯre (Danish, Dutch, French, Norwegian), Zaﾄｫru - 繧ｶ繧､繝ｼ繝ｫ (Japanese), Zayﾄｫr - ﾘｲﾘｧﾘｦﾙ韓ｱ‎ (Arabic), Zayir - ﾐ厘ｰﾑ林 (Ukrainian), Zhﾃ｡yﾄｫﾄ孑 - 謇惹ｼ顔粟 (Chinese)

Denmark an Danmhairg (Irish, Scots Gaelic), Danemarc (Romansh), Danemarca (Romanian), Dﾃ､nemark (Alemannic, German, Low Saxon), Danemark (French), Dania - ﾔｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Dania - 痺乍ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Danﾃｭa - ﾎ釆ｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Dﾃ｡nia (Hungarian), Dania (Latin, Polish), Danija - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Dﾄ］ija (Latvian), Danija (Lithuanian), Danimarca (Italian), Danimarka (Albanian, Azeri, Basque, Turkish), Danio (Esperanto), Daniya - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), ﾄ紳n M蘯｡ch (Vietnamese), Dﾄ］mﾃi - 荳ｹ鮗･ / 荳ｹ鮗ｦ (Mandarin Chinese), ad-Dﾄ］mﾄ〉k - ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), Danmark (Breton, Danish, Faroese, Interlingua, Norwegian, Swedish), Danmﾃｶrk (Icelandic), Danska (Croatian, Slovene), Daﾅгka (Lower Sorbian), Danska - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Dﾃ｡nsko (Czech, Slovak), Dansuyu (Quechua), Demmﾄ〔u - 繝繝ｳ繝槭ｼ繧ｯ (Japanese), 盧憩nmﾄ〉k - 爨｡爭爨ｨ爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭財､ (Hindi), 盧憩nmﾄ〉k - 爨｡爭爨ｨ爭財､ｮ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭財､歩･ (Sanskrit), Denmark - ﾚ異ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾚｩ (Urdu), Denmark - ﾘｯﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾚｩ (Persian), Denemark (Frisian), Denemark - ﾗ沌ﾗ槞ｨﾗｧ‎ (Hebrew), Deniya - ﾗ沌ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew obsolete), Denemarke (Afrikaans), Denemarken (Dutch), Denmakeu / Tenmak'ﾅｭ - 唆ｧ逸〓 (Korean), Denmarc (Welsh), Denmark (Acehnese, Indonesian), Denmark - 瘠ｴ瘧甫帋渥瘧ｭ (Amharic), Denmak - 犹犧扉ｸ吭ｸ｡犧ｲ犧｣犹呉ｸ (Thai), Denmark - ﾗ沌｢ﾗﾗ槞蹟ｷﾗｨﾗｧ‎ (Yiddish), Denmarkaya - 犖ｩ犢吭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｸ犢鐘ｶｻ犢癌ｶ壟ｶｺ (Sinhala), Dinamarca (Aragonese, Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish), Dinamarka (Filipino/Tagalog), Dinﾄ杜ﾄ〉 / 盧呼渡mﾄ〉k - 爬ｦ爬ｿ爬ｨ爰爬ｮ爬ｾ爬ｰ / 爬｡爰爬ｨ爬ｮ爬ｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦ (Bengali), id-Danimarka (Maltese), Juutinmaa (old Finnish alternative), Qallunaat Nunaat (Kalaallisut), Taani (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Tanska (Finnish), Tingmaak (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ牋ｩ牘財ｮｮ牋ｾ牋ｰ牘財ｮ歩ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Djibouti Chibuti - 犧謂ｸｴ犧壟ｸｹ犧歩ｸｵ (Thai), Cibuti (Turkish), Diobﾃｹtaidh (Scots Gaelic), Djiboeti (Afrikaans), Djibouti (Acehnese, Breton, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, Indonesian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), Djibouti - ﾘｬﾛ鈷ｨﾙ畏ｪﾛ (Persian), Djﾃｭbﾃｺtﾃｭ (Icelandic), Djibuti (Portuguese variant), Djibﾅｵti (Welsh), Dschibuti (Alemannic, German), Dzhybuti - ﾐ頒ｶﾐｸﾐｱﾑτひｸ (Bulgarian, Russian), Dﾅｾibuti (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech alternate, Slovene), Dﾅｾibuti (Latvian), Dﾅｼibuti (Polish), Dﾅｾibuti - ﾐ紹ｸﾐｱﾑτひｸ (Macedonian, Serbian), Dﾅｾibutis (Lithuanian), Dﾅｾibutsko (Czech, Slovak), Dzibutum (Latin), Dzsibuti (Hungarian), Dﾅｾybuci - ﾐ頒ｶﾑ巾ｱﾑτﾑ (Belarusian), Dﾅｾybuti - ﾐ頒ｶﾐｸﾐｱﾑτび (Ukrainian), ﾇｦebuti - 瘡瘟｡瘟ｲ (Amharic), Gi-bu-ti (Vietnamese), ﾇｦﾄｫbﾅｫtﾄｫ - ﾘｬﾙ韓ｨﾙ畏ｪﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gibuti (Italian), il-ﾄibuti (Maltese), ﾄ彿butio (Esperanto), Jibuchi - 繧ｸ繝悶メ (Japanese), Jibuti - 痺ｯ痺倔ヱ痺｣痺｢痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Jibuti - ﾗ'ﾗ燮泰勉俎‎ (Hebrew), Jibuti / Chibut'i - ｧｶ恐 (Korean), Jﾃｭbﾃｹtﾃｭ - 蜷牙ｸ謠 (Mandarin Chinese), Jibﾅｫtﾄｫ - 爨憫､ｿ爨ｬ爭も､､爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jibuti (Portuguese variant), Jibuti - 犖｢犢亭ｶｶ犢扉ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Jipuuti (Inuktitut), Tzimpoutﾃｭ - ﾎ､ﾎｶﾎｹﾎｼﾏﾎｿﾏﾏﾎｯ (Greek), Xhibuti (Albanian), Yibuti (Filipino/Tagalog, Spanish), Yiwuti (Quechua), 牋游ｮｿ牋憫ｮｿ牋ｪ牘金ｮ游ｮｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Dominica Daminika - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Belarusian), ﾄ静ｴ-mi-ni-ca (Vietnamese), Doiminicea (Scots Gaelic), Domenica (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Dominica (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Catalan, Cebuano, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Extremaduran, Finnish, German, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish), Dominica - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾛ雇ﾛ顧ｩﾘｧ (Persian), Dominika (Albanian, Azeri, Bosnian, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Czech, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Hungarian, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Turkish), 盧経minikﾄ - 爬｡爰金ｦｮ爬ｿ爬ｨ爬ｿ爬歩ｦｾ (Bengali), Dominika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Dominika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Ukrainian), 盧覚minikﾄ - ﾞ退ｮﾞ迦ｨﾞむｨﾞﾞｧ (Dhivehi), Dominika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Dominika - ﾗ沌勉槞燮ﾗ燮ｧﾗ‎ (Hebrew), 盧経minikﾄ - 爨｡爭金､ｮ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ爨歩､ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Dominika - 繝峨Α繝九き (Japanese), Dominika / Tominik'a - 巡ｯｸ笈ｹｴ (Korean), Dominika - 犖ｩ犢憫ｶｸ犢亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶ壟ｷ (Sinhala), Dominika - 犧扉ｸｭ犧｡犧ｴ犧吭ｸｵ犧≒ｸｲ (Thai), Dominiko (Esperanto), Dominique (French), Duminika (Quechua), Dﾅｫmﾄｫnﾄｫkﾄ - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾙ館ﾙ館ﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Duﾅ肯ﾇ刃ﾃｭjiﾄ - 螟夂ｱｳ蟆ｼ蜈 (Mandarin Chinese), Ntomﾃｭnika - ﾎ斫ﾎｿﾎｼﾎｯﾎｽﾎｹﾎｺﾎｱ (Greek), Wai窶tu kubuli (Kalinago), Tuminikka (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ癌ｮｮ牋ｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋歩ｮｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Dominican Republic C盻冢g hoﾃ ﾄ静ｴ-mi-ni-ca-na (Vietnamese), Daminikanskaja Respublika - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾑ采ﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Belarusian), Den dominikanske republikk (Norwegian), Domingo (Esperanto), Dominicaanse Republiek (Dutch), Dominican - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾛ雇ﾛ顧ｩﾙ (Persian), Dominikaaninen tasavalta (Finnish), Dominikaani Vabariik (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Dominikaanse Republiek (Afrikaans, Dutch alternate), Dominika Gonghwaguk / Tominik'a Konghwaguk - 巡ｯｸ笈ｹｴ ｳｵ剩ｵｭ (Korean), Dominika Kyﾅ購akoku - 繝峨Α繝九き蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Japanese), Dominikai Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), 盧経minikan Ga盪arﾄ）ya - 爨｡爭金､ｮ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ爨歩､ｨ爭 爨伶､｣爨ｰ爨ｾ爨憫･財､ｯ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Dominikana (Polish), Dominikana - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian alternate), Dominikﾄ］as republika (Latvian), Dominikanﾃｭ Dimokratﾃｭa - ﾎ釆ｿﾎｼﾎｹﾎｽﾎｹﾎｺﾎｱﾎｽﾎｮ ﾎ釆ｷﾎｼﾎｿﾎｺﾏ∃ｱﾏﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Dominikanische Republik (German), Dominikanska lﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ (Faroese), Dﾃｳmﾃｭnﾃｭkanska Lﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ (Icelandic), Dominikanska republika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾑﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Dominikanska Republika (Croatian), Dominikﾃ｡nskﾃ｡ republika (Czech), Dominikﾃ｡nska republika (Slovak), Dominikanska republika (Slovene), Dominikanska republiken (Swedish), Dominikans'ka Respublika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Dominikanskaya Respublika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Russian), Dominikanske Republik (Danish), Dominikanu Janarajaya - 犖ｩ犢憫ｶｸ犢亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶ壟ｷ鐘ｶｱ犢 犖｢犖ｱ犖ｻ犖｢犖ｺ (Sinhala), Dominikarepish Respublika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヰ痺痺批Ζ痺倔Κ 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Mingrelian), Dominik Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Dominikelta Respublika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヴ痺壯例ヰ 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Georgian), Dominikos Respublika (Lithuanian), Dominikyan Hanrapetuutyun - ﾔｴﾕｸﾕｴﾕｫﾕｶﾕｫﾕｯﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｶﾖﾕ｡ﾕｺﾕ･ﾕｿﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ (Armenian), Duminikana (Quechua), Duﾅ肯ﾃｭngnﾃｭjiﾄ Gﾃｲnghﾃｩguﾃｳ - 螟壽主ｰｼ蜉蜈ｱ蜥悟恚 / 螟壽主ｰｼ蜉蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Mandarin Chinese), ﾇｦumhﾅｫrﾄｫyﾃ｢tu d-Dﾅｫminﾄｫkﾄ］ - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙ異ﾙﾙ館ﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), ha'Republika ha'Dominikanit - ﾗ蕃ｨﾗ､ﾗ勉泰慵燮ｧﾗ ﾗ蕃沌勉槞燮ﾗ燮ｧﾗﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Jamhuri ya Dominika (Swahili), Poblachd Dhoiminicia (Scots Gaelic), Repubblica Dominicana (Italian), ir-Repubblika Dominicana (Maltese), Rﾃｨpublica domeniquﾃｪna (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Republica Dominicana (Aragonese), Repﾃｺblica Dominicana (Asturian, Portuguese, Spanish), Republica Dominicanﾄ (Romanian), Republika Dominikane (Albanian), Republikang Dominikano (Filipino/Tagalog), Republik Dominika (Indonesian, Malay), Republik Dominikan (Breton), Rﾃｩpublique dominicaine (French), Satharanarat Dominikan - 犧ｪ犧ｲ犧倨ｸｲ犧｣犧内ｸ｣犧ｱ犧説ｹもｸ扉ｸ｡犧ｴ犧吭ｸｴ犧≒ｸｱ犧 (Thai), Tuminikka Ripuplika (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ癌ｮｮ牋ｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋歩ｮｩ牘 牋歩ｯ≒ｮ游ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｰ牋壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
East Germany A' Ghearmailt an Ear (Scots Gaelic), Agmosavleti Germania - 痺雪Θ痺帋昵Γ痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian) Alemanha Oriental (Portuguese), Alemania Oriental (Spanish), Alemanya Oriental (Catalan), Allemagne de l'Est (French), ﾃＭmﾃ｢n ﾅarghi - ﾘ｢ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙ ﾘｴﾘｱﾙぽ (Persian) Almﾄ］ﾄｫya ﾅ｡-ﾅarqﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ館‎ (Arabic), An Ghearmﾃ｡in Thoir (Irish), Anatolikﾃｭ Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｽﾎｱﾏﾎｿﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Arevelyan Germania - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Austur-ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Den tyske demokratiske republikk (Norwegian), Doﾄ殷 Almanya (Turkish), Dﾅ肱g Dﾃｩ - 譚ｱ蠕ｷ / 荳懷ｾｷ (Chinese), Dongdog / Tongtog - 徐遵 (Korean), ﾄ静ｴng ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Dwyrain yr Almaen (Welsh), Eysturtﾃｽskland (Faroese), Germania de Est (Romanian), Germania Est (Italian), Germaniya Ha'Mizrahit - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃槞儲ｨﾗ隣燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gjermania Lindore (Albanian), Higashi Doitsu - 譚ｱ繝峨う繝 (Japanese), Ida-Saksamaa (Estonian), Istoﾄ肱a Germanija - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Istoﾄ肱a Nemaﾄ耕a (Bosnian, Croatian), Istoﾄ肱a Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Itﾃ､-Saksa (Finnish), Iztoﾄ肱a Germanija - ﾐ侑ｷﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Jerman Timur (Indonesian, Malay), Kelet-Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Niemcy Wschodnie (Polish), Oos-Duitsland (Afrikaans), Oost-Duitsland (Dutch), Orienta Germanio (Esperanto), Ostdeutschland (German), ﾃsttyskland (Danish), ﾃ穆ttyskland (Swedish), Purb Jarmani - 爬ｪ爰もｦｰ爰財ｦｬ 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Pﾅｫrvﾄｫ Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨ｪ爭も､ｰ爭財､ｵ爭 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Rytﾅｳ Vokietija (Lithuanian), ﾅ榾决qi Almaniya (Azeri), Shidna Nimechchyna - ﾐ｡ﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Silangang Alemanya (Filipino/Tagalog), Ushodnyaya Hiermaniya or Ushodnyaya Njamiechchyna - ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 / ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ旃紹ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Vﾄ…ijas Demokrﾄ》iskﾄ Republika (Latvian), Vostoﾄ肱aya Germaniya - ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｩ Nemecko (Slovak), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｭ Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech), Vzhodna Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Yoeramani Tawanok - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ犧歩ｸｰ犧ｧ犧ｱ犧吭ｸｭ犧ｭ犧 (Thai)
East Timor Agmosavleti Timori - 痺雪Θ痺帋昵Γ痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺｢痺倔帋昵Β痺 (Georgian), Anatolikﾃｳ Timﾃｳr - ﾎ対ｽﾎｱﾏﾎｿﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾏ ﾎ､ﾎｹﾎｼﾏ狐 (Greek), Anti Timur (Quechua), Arevelyan Timor - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｹﾕｫﾕｴﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Austrumtimora (Latvian), Austur-Tﾃｭmor (Icelandic), Bzhaeioli Timori - 痺黛Α痺雪ヴ痺倔昵壯 痺｢痺倔帋昵Β痺 (Mingrelian), Doﾄ殷 Timor (Turkish), Dﾅ肱g Dﾃｬwﾃｨn - 譚ｱ蟶晄ｱｶ / 荳懷ｸ晄ｱｶ (Mandarin Chinese), ﾄ静ｴng Ti-mo (Vietnamese), Dongtimoreu / Tongt'imorﾅｭ - 徐恐ｪｨ･ｴ (Korean), Dwyrain Timor (Welsh), Eysturtimor (Faroese), Higashi Timﾅ荒u - 譚ｱ繝繧｣繝｢繝ｼ繝ｫ (Japanese), Hummogu-Timor (Vﾃｵro), Ida-Timor (Estonian), Istoﾄ稿n Timor - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｵﾐｽ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Macedonian), Istochen Timor - ﾐ侑ｷﾑひｾﾑﾐｵﾐｽ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian), Istoﾄ肱i Timor (Croatian), Istoﾄ肱i Timor - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Serbian), Itﾃ､-Timor (Finnish), Kannganarnirvik (Inuktitut), Kelet-Timor (Hungarian), Mashraqi Timor - ﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙぽ ﾙｹﾛ雇ﾙ畏ｱ (Urdu), Mizrah Timor - ﾗ槞儲ｨﾗ ﾗ俎燮槞勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Nﾃｦgenahira Timoraya - 犖ｱ犢説ｶ憫ｷ吭ｶｱ犢犢亭ｶｻ 犖ｧ犢亭ｶｸ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Oos-Timor (Afrikaans), Oost-Timor (Dutch), Orienta Timoro (Esperanto), Osttimor (Alemannic), ﾃsttimor (Danish), ﾃst-Timor (Norwegian), ﾃ穆ttimor (Swedish), Purbo Timur - 爬ｪ爰もｦｰ爰財ｦｬ 爬､爬ｿ爬ｮ爰≒ｦｰ (Bengali), Pﾅｫrvﾄｫ Timor - 爨ｪ爭も､ｰ爭財､ｵ爭 爨､爨ｿ爨ｮ爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Rytﾅｳ Timoras (Lithuanian), Silangang Timor (Filipino/Tagalog), Skhidnyi Tymor - ﾐ｡ﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｸﾐｹ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Ukrainian), Tiomor an Ear (Scots Gaelic), Timore ﾅarqi - ﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ畏ｱ ﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ (Persian), Timor Est (Italian), Timoria Orientalis (Latin), Timori Lindorﾃｫ (Albanian), Timor Leste (Acehnese), Timor-Leste (English variant, Estonian variant, German, Portuguese, Spanish), Timo-Leste - 犧歩ｸｴ犧｡犧ｭ犧｣犹-犹犧･犧ｪ犹犧 (Thai), Timor Lorosae (Tetum), Timor Oriental (Aragonese, Catalan, French, Spanish variant), Timor orientﾃ｢l (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), it-Timor tal-Lvant (Maltese), Timor Timur (Indonesian, Malay), Timorul de Est (Romanian), Timor Wﾃｩtan (Javanese, Sundanese), Timor Wschodni (Polish), Tﾄｫmﾅｫru ﾅ｡-ﾅarqﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ畏ｱ ﾘｧﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Uschodni Tymor - ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ ﾐ｢ﾑ巾ｼﾐｾﾑ (Belarusian), Vostochny Timor - ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾑ巾ｹ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Russian), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｭ Timor (Czech), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｽ Timor (Slovak), Vzhodni Timor (Slovene), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｴ牋歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ 牋､牋ｿ牋ｮ牘金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Ecuador al-Ikwﾄ‥ﾅｫr - ﾘｧﾙﾘ･ﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ‎ (Arabic), ﾃ-cu-a-ﾄ双 (Vietnamese), Eacuador (Scots Gaelic), Ecuador (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), ﾃguﾄ‥uﾅ坂卞孑 - 蜴逑懷､夂粟 / 蜴逑懷､壼ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Ekador (Quechua), Equador - ﾗ碩ｧﾗ勉勉沌勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Ekadora (Inuktitut), Ekuador (Indonesian), ﾃkuador (Acehnese), Ekuadori (Albanian), Ekuadoru - 繧ｨ繧ｯ繧｢繝峨Ν (Japanese), Ekuator (Guaranﾃｭ), Ekvador (Croatian, Faroese, Icelandic, Slovene, Turkish), Ekvﾃ｡dor (Czech, Slovak), Ekvador - ﾔｷﾕｯﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Ekvador - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Russian), Ekvador - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Ekvﾃ｢dor - ﾘｧﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ (Persian), Ekvadora (Latvian), Ekvadoras (Lithuanian), Ekvadori - 痺批吼ヵ痺雪ン痺昵Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ekvadoro (Esperanto), Ekwador - 爨謂､歩･財､ｵ爨ｾ爨｡爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ekwador (Filipino/Tagalog, Polish), Ekwador - 犹犧ｭ犧≒ｸｧ犧ｲ犧扉ｸｭ犧｣犹 (Thai), Ekwadoreu / Ek'wadorﾅｭ - 乱ｽｰ巡･ｴ (Korean), Equador (Portuguese), ﾃ衛uateur (French), l-Ekwador (Maltese), Ikwadoraya - 犖霞ｶ壟ｷ癌ｷ犖ｯ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Isimerinﾃｳs - ﾎ厮πｷﾎｼﾎｵﾏ∃ｹﾎｽﾏ狐 (Greek), 牋錫ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Egypt Mishor - 爬ｮ爬ｿ爬ｶ爬ｰ (Bengali), Aegyptus (Latin), ﾃgypte (Alemannic), ﾃgypten (German), Ai C蘯ｭp (Vietnamese), Yr Aifft (Welsh), ﾄijﾃｭ - 蝓蜿 (Mandarin Chinese), Echipto (Aragonese), Egipat (Croatian), Egipat - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｰﾑ (Serbian), Egipet - ﾐｭﾐｳﾑ孟ｿﾑ采 (Belarusian), Egipet - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Egipt (Polish, Romanian, Slovene), Egipta (Romansh), Egiptas (Lithuanian), Egipte (Afrikaans, Catalan), ﾃgﾂｷipte (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), ﾄ墜｣ipte (Latvian), Egiptio (Esperanto), Egipto (Portuguese, Spanish), Egiptus (Estonian), Egito (Brazilian Portuguese), Egitto (Italian), l-Eﾄ｡ittu (Maltese), Egjipti (Albanian), Egﾃｼptﾃｼs (Vﾃｵro), Egvipte - 痺批ヲ痺甫倔榱Δ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Egyiptom (Hungarian), Egypt (Czech, Norwegian, Slovak), Egyptaland (Faroese), Egyptaland or Egyftaland (Icelandic), Egypte (Dutch), ﾃ曳ypte (French), Egypten or ﾃgypten (Danish), Egypten (Swedish), Egypti (Finnish), Egyptojska (Lower Sorbian), ﾃ曳yptos - ﾎ対ｯﾎｳﾏﾏﾏﾎｿﾏ (Greek), Ehipto (Filipino/Tagalog), an ﾃ永gipt (Irish), an ﾃipheit (Scots Gaelic), Ejiputo - 繧ｨ繧ｸ繝励ヨ (Japanese), Exipto (Asturian, Galician), Geb盪｡ - 瘡冴翁瘢 (Amharic), Ihiptu (Quechua), Ijiipta (Inuktitut), Ijipteu / Ijipt'ﾅｭ - 擽ｧ啄敢 (Korean), Ijiptuwa - 犖癌ｶ｢犢亭ｶｴ犢癌ｶｭ犢扉ｷ (Sinhala), Iyip - 犧ｭ犧ｵ犧｢犧ｴ犧巵ｸ歩ｹ (Thai), Ma盪｣r - ﾙﾘｵﾘｱ‎ (Egyptian Arabic), Mesir (Acehnese, Indonesian, Malay), Misir (Azeri), Mﾄｱsﾄｱr (Turkish), Mi盪｣r - ﾙﾘｵﾘｱ‎ (Arabic [standard], Urdu, Persian), Misra - 爨ｮ爨ｿ爨ｸ爭財､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), misrygu'e (Lojban), Mitsrayim - ﾗ槞ｦﾗｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Mitsroim - ﾗ槞ｦﾗｨﾗ燮‎ (Yiddish), Yegipet - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Yegiptos - ﾔｵﾕ｣ﾕｫﾕｺﾕｿﾕｸﾕｽ (Armenian), Yehypet - ﾐﾐｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), 牋錫ｮ歩ｮｿ牋ｪ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
El Salvador El Sﾃｦlwadoraya - 犖隊ｶｽ犢 犢犢説ｶｽ犢癌ｷ犖ｯ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), El Salbadoreu / El Salbadorﾅｭ - 利ざｰ罷巡･ｴ (Korean), El Salbador (Filipino/Tagalog), El Salbhador (Scots Gaelic), ﾃl Salvador (Acehnese), El Salvador (Afrikaans, Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), El Salvador - ﾐ片ｻ ﾐ｡ﾐｰﾐｻﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), El Salvadﾃｳr - ﾎ偏ｻ ﾎ｣ﾎｱﾎｻﾎｲﾎｱﾎｴﾏ狐 (Greek), El-salvador - ﾗ碩 ﾗ｡ﾗ慵泰沌勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Elsﾃ｢lvﾃ｢dor - ﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾘｧﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ (Persian), En Xan-va-ﾄ双 (Vietnamese), Eo Saowado - 犹犧ｭ犧･犧金ｸｱ犧･犧ｧ犧ｲ犧扉ｸｭ犧｣犹 (Thai), Erusarubadoru - 繧ｨ繝ｫ繧ｵ繝ｫ繝舌ラ繝ｫ (Japanese), Ilusalvatura (Inuktitut), Sﾃ'ﾄ孑wﾇ仕uﾅ - 阮ｩ辷ｾ逑ｦ螟 / 關ｨ蟆皮逃螟 (Mandarin Chinese), as-Salfﾄ‥ﾅｫr - ﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ‎ (Arabic), Salvador - ﾕ祭｡ﾕｬﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Salvador (Croatian, Czech, Estonian variant, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Portuguese variant, Romanian, Slovene), Salvﾃ｡dor (Slovak), Salvador - ﾐ｡ﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Salvﾄ‥or - 爨ｸ爭謂､ｲ爭財､ｵ爨ｾ爨｡爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Salvadora (Latvian), Salvadoras (Lithuanian), Salvadori - 痺｡痺雪壯ヵ痺雪ン痺昵Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Salvadoro (Esperanto), Salwador (Polish), Salwadur (Quechua), 牋錫ｮｲ牘 牋壟ｮｾ牋ｲ牘財ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
England Angkrit - 犧ｭ犧ｱ犧犧≒ｸ､犧ｩ (Thai), ﾄ盪gladeﾅ嫗m - 爨爨吭･財､伶･財､ｲ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Angleterre (French), Anglia (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian), Anglﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｳﾎｳﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Anglicko (Slovak), Anglie (Czech), Anglija (Latvian), Anglija (Lithuanian), Anglija - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonia), Angliya - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Anh (Vietnamese), Anhliya - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Britaan/Ingrisstan/Bilayat - 爨ｬ爭財､ｰ爨ｿ爨､爨ｾ爨ｨ/爨爨も､伶･財､ｰ爨ｿ爨ｸ爭財､､爨ｾ爨ｨ/爨ｬ爨ｿ爨ｲ爨ｾ爨ｯ爨､ (Hindi), Bilet - 爬ｬ爬ｿ爬ｲ爰爬､ (Bengali), Engalanthaya - 犖隊ｶもｶ憫ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Engeland (Dutch), England (Danish, German, Norwegian, Swedish), Englis/Inglis ﾘｧﾙﾚｯﾙﾛ鈷ｳ (Persian), Englanti (Finnish), Inghilterra (Italian), Inggris (Indonesian), Inggeris (Malay), Inggeullaendeu - 梔ｸ棡糖 (Korean), ﾄｪnﾇｧilterﾄ - ﾘ･ﾙﾘｬﾙﾘｪﾘｱﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), l-Ingilterra (Maltese), ﾄｰngiltere (Turkish), Ingglatera (Filipino/Tagalog), Inglaterra (Portuguese, Spanish), Inglisi - 痺倔憮ヲ痺壯倔Γ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Inglismaa (Estonian), Ingurando - 繧､繝ｳ繧ｰ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Inlatirra (Quechua), Lloegr (Welsh), London - 爬ｲ爬ｨ爰財ｦ｡爬ｨ (Sylheti), Sasainn (Scots Gaelic), Sasana (Irish), Englistan/Inglistan - ﾘｧﾙﾚｯﾙﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Urdu), ingilaandhu 牋牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｿ牋ｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘 (Tamil), Anglia / Angliya - ﾗ碩ﾗ潰慵燮‎ (Hebrew), Yﾄｫnggﾃｩlﾃ｡n - 闍ｱ譬ｼ蜈ｰ / 闍ｱ譬ｼ陂ｭ (Mandarin Chinese), Yﾄｫngjﾃｭlﾃｬ 闍ｱ蜷牙茜 (Mandarin Chinese, dated)
Equatorial Guinea ﾃkvatorialguinea (Danish), ﾃбuatorialguinea (Alemannic, German), Bhﾅｫmadhyarekhaﾄｫya Ginﾄｫ - 爨ｭ爭も､ｮ爨ｧ爭財､ｯ爨ｰ爭爨籾･爨ｯ 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Chawpipacha Khiniya (Quechua), Chﾃｬdﾃo Jﾇ刃ﾃｨiyﾃ - 襍､驕灘ｹｾ蜈ｧ莠 / 襍､驕灘蜀莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Egyenlﾃｭtﾅ訴-Guinea (Hungarian), Ikhwethoriao Kini - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犹犧犧ｧ犧伶ｸｭ犹犧｣犧ｵ犧｢犧･犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Ekvadorakan Ginea - ﾔｷﾕｯﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Ekvatarjalnaja Gvineja - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｰﾑ窶厶紹ｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采 (Belarusian), Ekvatora Gvineo (Esperanto), Ekvator Ginesi (Turkish), Ekvatoriaal-Guinea (Estonian), Ekvatoriﾄ〕ﾄ Gvineja (Latvian), Ekvatorial-Guinea (Norwegian), Ekvatorialguinea (Swedish), Ekvatorialna Gvineja (Slovene), Ekvatorialna Gvineya - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｰﾐｻﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian), Ekvatorialnaya Gvineya - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Ekvatorialna Gvineya - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾑ孟ｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), Ekvatorijalna Gvineja - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰﾐｻﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Ekvatorska Gvineja (Croatian), Ekvatoruli Gvinea - 痺批吼ヵ痺雪Δ痺昵Β痺｣痺壯 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ekwatoriaal-Guinee (Afrikaans), Equatoriaal-Guinea (Dutch), Ghi-nﾃｪ Xﾃｭch ﾄ雪ｺ｡o (Vietnamese), Ginea Ha'Mishvanit - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ碩 ﾗ蕃槞ｩﾗ勉勉ﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gineang Ekwatoryal (Filipino/Tagalog), Gini'r Cyhydedd (Welsh), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ l-Istiwﾄ¬ｾﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ畏ｧﾘｦﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Gini Mheadhan-Chriosach (Scots Gaelic), Guinea Aequatoriensis (Latin), Guinea Ecuatorial (Aragonese, Spanish), Guinea Ekvatoriale (Albanian), Guinea Equatorial (Catalan), Guinea Equatoriale (Italian), Guinea Khatulistiwa (Indonesian, Malay), Guinea Ostavaii - ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ畏ｧﾛ鼓 (Persian), Guineea Ecuatorialﾄ (Romanian), Guinﾃｩe ﾃｩquatoriale (French), Guinﾃｩ Equatorial (Portuguese), Guinﾃｪ ﾃｨquatoriﾃ｢la (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), il-Guinea Ekwatorjali (Maltese), Gwinea Rﾃｳwnikowa (Polish), Ikwatoriyal Gine - 瘧｢瘧ｳ瘟ｶ瘉ｪ瘠ｫ瘉 瘡眼株 (Amharic), Isimerinﾃｭ Gouinﾃｩa - ﾎ厮πｷﾎｼﾎｵﾏ∃ｹﾎｽﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ (Greek), Jeokdo Gini / Chﾅ縮to Kini - 巡 ｸｰ笈 (Korean), Kiagarvik Guinia (Inuktitut), Miﾃｰbaugs-Gﾃｭnea (Icelandic), Nirokkiyo Gini - 爬ｨ爬ｿ爬ｰ爬歩ｧ財ｦｷ爰爬ｯ爬ｼ 爬伶ｦｿ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Pﾃ､ivﾃ､ntasaajan Guinea (Finnish), Pusiaujo Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Rovnﾃｭkovﾃ｡ Guinea (Czech, Slovak), Sekidﾅ Ginia - 襍､驕薙ぐ繝九い (Japanese), 牋錫ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｲ牘 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Eritrea al-Iritrﾄｫya - ﾘ･ﾘｱﾙ韓ｪﾘｱﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Eartra (Scots Gaelic), ﾃlﾃｬchuﾃｭyﾃ - 蜴蛻ｩ蝙ゆｺ / 蜴蛻ｩ蝙ゆｺ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), ﾃlﾃｬtﾃｨlﾇ笥ﾃ - 蜴遶狗音驥御ｺ / 蜴遶狗音驥御ｺ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Eriteurea/Erit'ﾅｭrea - 乱ｦｬ敢溢符 (Korean), Erithria - 犹犧ｭ犧｣犧ｴ犹犧伶ｸ｣犧ｵ犧｢ (Thai), Erithriyaway - 犖隊ｶｻ犢亭ｶｭ犢癌ｶｻ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), ﾃ-ri-tﾆ｡-rﾃｪ-a (Vietnamese), Eritoria - 繧ｨ繝ｪ繝医Μ繧｢ (Japanese), Eritre - ﾘｧﾘｱﾙ韓ｪﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Eritre (Turkish), Eritrea (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Eritrea - 痺批Β痺倔Δ痺痺批ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Erﾃｮtrﾃｪﾊｾah - ﾗ碩ｨﾗ燮ｪﾗｨﾗ燮碩‎ (Hebrew), Eritreﾃｫ (Afrikaans variant), Eritreia (Portuguese), Eritrﾃｩia (Brazilian Portuguese), Eritreja (Croatian, Latvian, Slovene), Eritrﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Eritreja - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Eritreo (Esperanto), Eritreya - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian), Eritreya - ﾐｭﾑﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Ertra - 瘧､瘉ｭ瘟ｵ瘉ｫ (Amharic), Ertra (Tigrignan), Erythraea (Latin), Erythraﾃｭa - ﾎ変ﾏﾎｸﾏ∃ｱﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾃ詠ythrﾃｩe (French), Erytrea (Polish), Erytreja - ﾐｭﾑﾑ錦びﾑ采 (Belarusian), Erytreya - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), l-Eritrea (Maltese), Iritriya (Quechua), Irﾄｫ盪ｭriyﾄ - 爨爨ｰ爭爨游･財､ｰ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Irituria (Inuktitut), 牋錫ｮｰ牋ｿ牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ牋ｰ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Estonia ﾃishﾄ］ﾃｭyﾃ - 諢帶ｲ吝ｰｼ莠 / 辷ｱ豐吝ｰｼ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), an Eastﾃｳin (Irish), Eastﾃｲinia (Scots Gaelic), Eesti (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Eistland (Icelandic), Eseutonia / Esﾅｭt'onia - 乱侃笈符 (Korean), Esthonﾃｭa - ﾎ変πｸﾎｿﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Estija (Lithuanian), Estland (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, German, Low Saxon, Icelandic alternative, Norwegian, Swedish), Estland - ﾗ｢ﾗ｡ﾗ俎慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Estoneti - 痺批Γ痺｢痺昵憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), ﾃstonia (Acehnese), Estonia (Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Malay, Polish, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Welsh), Estonia - ﾔｷﾕｽﾕｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Estﾃｴnia (Brazilian Portuguese), Estﾃｲnia (Catalan), Estﾃｳnia (Portuguese), Estonia - 犹犧ｭ犧ｪ犹もｸ歩ｹ犧吭ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), ﾃstonie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Estonie (French), Estonija - ﾐｭﾑﾑひｾﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Estonija (Croatian, Slovene), Estonija - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Estonio (Esperanto), Estoniya - 瘧､瘉ｵ瘟ｶ瘧低境 (Amharic), Estoniya (Azeri), Estoniya - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Estoniya - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Estoniya - ﾗ碩｡ﾗ俎勉ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Estoniya - ﾐｭﾑﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Es盪ｭoniyﾄ - 爨鐘､ｸ爭財､游･金､ｨ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Estoniya - 犖隊ｷ犢癌ｶｭ犢杳ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), l-Estonja (Maltese), Estonsko (Czech), Estﾃｳnsko (Slovak), Estony - ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ異ﾛ (Persian), Estonya (Filipino/Tagalog, Turkish), Esutonia - 繧ｨ繧ｹ繝医ル繧｢ (Japanese), ﾃ鋭ztorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Etoﾃｱa (Guaranﾃｭ), E-xtﾃｴ-ni-a (Vietnamese), Igaunija (Latvian), Istﾅｫniyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾘｪﾙ異ﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Isutunia (Inuktitut), Istunya (Quechua), Viro (Finnish), 牋錫ｮｸ牘財ｮ游ｯ金ｮｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｳﾙｹﾙ異ﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu)
Eswatini Dﾃｹthaich nan Suasaidh (Scots Gaelic), Eseuwatini - 乱侃凰恐笈 (Korean), Esouatﾃｭni - ﾎ変πｿﾏﾎｱﾏﾎｯﾎｽﾎｹ (Greek), Esuatini (Portuguese, Spanish), Esuwatini - 繧ｨ繧ｹ繝ｯ繝繧｣繝 (Japanese), Esvatini - ﾐｭﾑﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｸﾐｽﾐｸ (Russian), Esvatini - ﾐ篇ﾐｲﾐｰﾑび孟ｽﾑ (Ukrainian), Esvatini - 痺批Γ痺甫ヰ痺｢痺倔憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Eswatini (Dutch, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay variant, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish variant), Eswatini - ﾗ碩｡ﾗ勉勉碩俎燮ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Eswﾄ》ini - 爨鐘､ｸ爭財､ｵ爨ｾ爨､爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Esﾌжﾄ》ﾄｫnﾄｫ - 犹犧ｭ犧ｪ犧ｧ犧ｲ犧歩ｸｵ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Gwlad Swazi (Welsh), ﾄｪswﾄ》ﾄｫnﾄｫ - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ‎ (Arabic), Krﾃｳlestwo Suazi (Polish alternate), Seuwajillandeu / Sﾅｭwajillandﾅｭ - 侃凰ｧ壱梳糖 (Korean variant), Shﾇ陣ﾇ仕ﾃｬnﾃｭ - 蜿ｲ逑ｦ蟶晏ｰｼ (Chinese), Sﾄｫwﾄ妬shﾃｬlﾃ｡n - 譁ｯ螽∝｣ｫ蜈ｰ or Shﾇ陣ﾇ史ﾃｬlﾃ｡n - 蜿ｲ逑ｦ豼溯亊 (Chinese former), Souazilﾃ｡ndi - ﾎ｣ﾎｿﾏﾎｱﾎｶﾎｹﾎｻﾎｬﾎｽﾎｴﾎｷ (Greek variant), Suazi (Polish variant), Suazilandi (Albanian), Suazilandia (Spanish variant), Suazilﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Suuajilantu (Inuktitut), Suwajirando - 繧ｹ繝ｯ繧ｸ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese variant), Suwasilandiya (Filipino/Tagalog variant), Svaasimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Svasiland (Faroese), Svazi (Slovene), Svazijsko (Czech, Slovak), Svaziland (Turkish), Svazilandas (Lithuanian), Svazilando (Esperanto), Svazilend - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｰﾐｷﾐｸﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian variant, Serbian), Svazilend - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｰﾐｷﾑ孟ｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴ (Ukrainian variant), Svazilenda (Latvian), Swasiland (German variant), Swazilﾃ｢n (Frisian), Swaziland (Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch variant, English former, French variant, Indonesian variant, Italian variant, Malay variant, Norwegian variant, Polish variant, Romanian variant, Swedish), Swaziland - ﾗ｡ﾗ勉勉碩儲燮慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), is-Swaﾅｼiland (Maltese), Swazilanthaya - 犢犢癌ｷ犢鐘ｷ犢亭ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Swazimaa (Finnish variant), Szvﾃ｡zifﾃｶld (Hungarian), Xoa-di-len (Vietnamese), Warerangi (Maori), 牋ｸ牘財ｮｵ牋ｾ牋壟ｮｿ牋ｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｳﾙ畏ｧﾘｲﾛ ﾙﾛ雇ﾚ (Urdu)
Ethiopia Aethiopia (Latin), an Aetﾃｳip (Irish), ﾄisﾃi'ﾃｩbﾇ笥ﾃ - 蝓蝪樔ｿ豈比ｺ / 蝓蝪樔ｿ豈比ｺ (Mandarin Chinese), Aithiopﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｹﾎｸﾎｹﾎｿﾏﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾃдhiopien (Alemannic, German), Aithopiya - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｪﾚｾﾙ異ｾﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu), ﾃ-ti-ﾃｴ-pi-a (Vietnamese), Echiopia - 繧ｨ繝√が繝斐い (Japanese), Efiopiya (Azeri), Efiopiya - ﾐｭﾑﾐｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Efiopiya - ﾐ篇ﾑ孟ｾﾐｿﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Ethiopia (Acehnese, Aromanian, Indonesian, Malay, Welsh), Ethiopia - 犹犧ｭ犧倨ｸｴ犹もｸｭ犹犧巵ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Ethiopiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), ﾃ液hiopie (French), Ethiopy - ﾘｧﾘｪﾛ雇異ｾﾛ (Persian), Etioopia (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Etiopia (Albanian, Aragonese, Bambara, Faroese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian), Etiopia - 痺批例倔昵榱倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Etiopﾃｭa (Asturian, Spanish), Etiﾃｲpia (Catalan, Scots Gaelic), Etiﾃｳpia (Hungarian, Portuguese, Slovak), Etiopia / Et'iop'ia - 乱恐丶半符 (Korean), Etiopie (Czech), ﾃtiopie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Etiopien (Danish, Swedish), Etiopija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Etiopija - ﾐ篇ひｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Etiopio (Esperanto), Etiopiya - ﾐ篇ひｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Etiyopiya - ﾗ碩ｪﾗ燮勉､ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Etiyopya (Turkish), Etyopya (Filipino/Tagalog), l-Etjopja (Maltese), Etyjopija - ﾐｭﾑび錦岱ｿﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Eﾃｾﾃｳpﾃｭa (Icelandic), Habsyah (Malay), Isiupia (Inuktitut), an Itiop (Scots Gaelic), Ithiopiyﾄ - 爬爬･爬ｿ爬内ｦｪ爬ｿ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ (Bengali), Ithiyopiyﾄ - 爨爨･爨ｿ爨ｯ爭金､ｪ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ithiyopiyawa - 犖霞ｶｭ犢亭ｶｺ犢杳ｶｴ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Ithiyupya (Quechua), Ityop'iya - 瘧｢瘟ｵ瘠ｮ瘡ｵ瘠ｫ (Amharic), I盪ｯyﾅｫbiyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾘｫﾙ館畏ｨﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Yetovpia - ﾔｵﾕｩﾕｸﾕｾﾕｺﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Yﾄｫsuﾇ恥ﾄｫyﾃ - 陦｣邏｢蛹ｹ莠 / 陦｣邏｢蛹ｹ莠 (Mandarin Chinese variant)


Corresponding to the former English name Abyssinia: Abessiinia (Estonian), Abessinia (Finnish, Norwegian), Abessiniﾃｫ (Dutch), Abessinien (Danish, German, Swedish), Abesszﾃｭnia (Hungarian), Abishinia - 繧｢繝薙す繝九い (Japanese), Abisinia (Romanian, Spanish), Abisinia - 痺雪ヱ痺倔Γ痺倔憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Abisinia - 符ｹ亨笈符 (Korean), Abisinija - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Abisiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Serbian), Abisinya (Filipino/Tagalog), Abisinye - ﾗ蹟ｷﾗ泰燮｡ﾗ燮ﾗ燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Abissinia (Italian), Abissinia - 犧ｭ犧ｰ犧壟ｸｴ犧ｪ犧金ｸｴ犹犧吭ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Abissﾃｭnia (Portuguese), Abissiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Abissiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾑ毛ﾑﾑ孟ｽﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Abisynia (Polish), Abyssinia (Indonesian), Abyssinie (French), ﾄbﾇ靭ﾄｫnﾃｭyﾃ - 髦ｿ豈碑･ｿ蟆ｼ莠 / 髦ｿ豈碑･ｿ蟆ｼ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), ﾃbinisiyawa - 犖犖ｶ犢亭ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), al-盧､abaﾅ｡a - ﾘｧﾙﾘｭﾘｨﾘｴﾘｩ‎ (Arabic), Avissinﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｲﾏﾏρπｷﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Habaﾅ - 爨ｹ爨ｬ爨ｶ (Hindi), Habeﾅ｡ (Czech), Habeﾅ殃stan (Turkish), Habsha - ﾘｭﾘｨﾘｴﾛ (Urdu), Hﾉ冀ﾉ卩殃stan (Azeri), Khabash - ﾗ隣泰ｩ‎ (Hebrew), 牋錫ｮ､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ牋ｯ牘金ｮｪ牘財ｮｪ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

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English name Names in different languages
Falkland Islands na h-Eileanan Fﾃclainn (Scots Gaelic), Falkland Adalarﾄｱ (Turkish), Falkland-szigetek (Hungarian), Falklandeilanden (Dutch), Falklandian Kghziner - ﾕ耗｡ﾕｬﾕｯﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕｯﾕｲﾕｦﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾖ (Armenian), Falklandinsaaret (Finnish), Falklandinseln (German, Low Saxon), Falklandi saared (Estonian), Falkland Kﾃｻn-tﾃｳ (Min Nan), Falklandseyjar (Icelandic), Falklandska ostrva (Bosnian), Falklandsﾃｶarna (Swedish), Falklandsﾃｸerne (Danish), Falklandsﾃｸyene (Norwegian), Falklandsoyggjar (Faroese), Falklandy (Czech, Polish, Slovak), Fal窶ｲklendzkiia vyspy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾐｷﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐｲﾑ錦ﾐｿﾑ (Belarusian), Foklandska ostrva - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｺﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｲﾐｰ (Serbian), Foklantha Dupath - 犢犢杳ｶ壟ｷ癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ 犖ｯ犢籾ｶｴ犖ｭ犢 (Sinhala), Fﾅ耕urando Shotﾅ - 繝輔か繝ｼ繧ｯ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝芽ｫｸ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Folklandski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Folklend adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Folklendski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian alternate, Macedonian alternate), Folklendskiye ostrova - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｰ (Russian), Folklends'ki ostrovy - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Ukrainian), Folklandﾅｳ (Malvinﾅｳ) salos (Lithuanian), Folklendu salas (Latvian), Fﾃｺkﾃｨlﾃ｡n Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 or Mﾇ寂卞孑wﾃｩinﾃsﾄｫ Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 - 遖丞句ｰ鄒､蟯 / 遖丞玖亊鄒､蟲ｶ or 鬩ｬ蟆皮ｻｴ郤ｳ譁ｯ鄒､蟯 / 鬥ｬ辷ｾ邯ｭ邏肴民鄒､蟲ｶ (Mandarin Chinese), ﾇｦazur Fﾅｫklﾄ］d - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｱ ﾙﾙ異ﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), il-Gﾅｼejjer Falkland (Maltese), ﾃ四es Malouines (French), Ilhas Malvinas (Portuguese), Illes Malvines (Catalan), Inizi Maloﾃｹ (Breton), Insulele Falklands (Romanian), Ishujt Falkland (Albanian), Islas Malbinas (Aragonese), Islas Malvinas (Spanish), Islles Malvines (Asturian), Isole Falkland or Malvine (Italian), Iyei Foklend - ﾗ碩燮 ﾗ､ﾗ勉ｧﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Jazaier Falkland - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱ ﾙﾘｧﾙﾚｩﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Kapuluang Malbinas (Filipino/Tagalog), Kapupud-ang Falkland (Cebuano), Kepulauan Falklands (Indonesian, Malay), Mﾄ〕vinﾄ《 Dvﾄｫpasamﾅｫha - 爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｲ爭財､ｵ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｾ爨ｸ爭 爨ｦ爭財､ｵ爭爨ｪ爨ｸ爨ｮ爭も､ｹ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Malvinski ostrovi - ﾐ慴ｰﾐｻﾐｲﾐｸﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Macedonian alternate), Malwiny (Polish variant), Muko Foklaen - 犧ｫ犧｡犧ｹ犹謂ｹ犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犧游ｸｭ犧･犹呉ｸ≒ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Nﾃｭsoi Fﾃｳkland or Malvﾃｭnes - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾎｹ ﾎｦﾏ斜ｺﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾏ or ﾎ慚ｱﾎｻﾎｲﾎｯﾎｽﾎｵﾏ (Greek), Pokeullaendeu Jedo / P'ok'ﾅｭllaendﾅｭ Chedo - 小ｴ棡糖 罹巡 (Korean), Polklendis Kundzulebi - 痺､痺昵壯吼壯ヴ痺憮ン痺倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯ヴ痺黛 (Georgian), Polklendish Kokepi - 痺､痺昵壯吼壯ヴ痺憮ン痺倔Κ 痺吼昵吼ヴ痺､痺 (Mingrelian), Puuglantiup Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Qu蘯ｧn ﾄ黛ｺ｣o Foﾃｳc-lﾃ｢n (Vietnamese), Ynysoedd y Falklands (Welsh), 牋ｪ牘金ｮ歩ｯ財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘 牋､牘牋ｵ牘≒ｮ歩ｮｳ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Faroe Islands na h-Eileanan Fﾃrach or na h-Eileanan Fﾃro (Scots Gaelic), Fﾃ､ﾃ､ri saared (Estonian), Fﾃ､ﾃ､ri saarﾃｵq (Vﾃｵro), Faero (Breton), Faerﾃｶer (Dutch), Faerskﾃｩ ostrovy (Czech, Slovak), Fﾇ四uﾅ Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 - 豕慕ｾ鄒､蟲ｶ / 豕慕ｽ礼ｾ､蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Farer adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Farﾄ羊skiia astravy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑ采ﾑﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐｰﾑﾑびﾐｰﾐｲﾑ (Belarusian), Farers'ki ostrovy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Ukrainian), Farerskiye ostrova - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｰ (Russian), Farﾄ途u salas (Latvian), Farerﾅｳ Salos (Lithuanian), Faro Divayin - 犢犢鐘ｶｻ犢 犖ｯ犢亭ｷ犖ｺ犢亭ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Faro Dvﾄｫpasamﾅｫha - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｰ爭 爨ｦ爭財､ｵ爭爨ｪ爨ｸ爨ｮ爭も､ｹ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Fﾃ､rﾃｶarna (Swedish), Faroe Adalarﾄｱ (Turkish), Fﾃ､rﾃｶer (Alemannic, Austro-Bavarian, German), Faroﾃｫreilande (Afrikaans), Faroyan Kghziner - ﾕ耗｡ﾖﾕｸﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｿﾕｲﾕｦﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾖ (Armenian), Fﾃ､rsaaret (Finnish), Farska ostrva (Bosnian), Farska ostrva - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｲﾐｰ (Serbian), Farski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Macedonian), Faryorski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑ糊ｾﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Fﾃｦreyjar (Icelandic), Fﾃｦrﾃｸerne (Danish), Fﾃｦrﾃｸyene (Norwegian), Ferﾃｶer-szigetek (Hungarian), Ferooj (Esperanto), Ferﾅ Shotﾅ - 繝輔ぉ繝ｭ繝ｼ隲ｸ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Ferski otoki (Slovene), Fﾃｸroyar (Faroese), ﾇｦazur Fﾄ〉ﾅｫ - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｱ ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), il-Gﾅｼejjer Faroe (Maltese), Iles Fﾃｨroﾃｨ (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), ﾃ四es Fﾃｩroﾃｩ (French), Ilhas Faroﾃｩ (Portuguese), Ilhas Feroﾃｩ (Portuguese variant), Insulele Feroe (Romanian), Ishujt Faroe (Albanian), Islas Feroe (Spanish), Islles Feroe (Asturian), Isole Faroe (Italian), Iyey Faro - ﾗ碩燮 ﾗ､ﾗ碩ｨﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Jazaier Faroe - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱ ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Kapuluang Peroe (Filipino/Tagalog), Kepulauan Faroe (Indonesian, Malay), Mﾃｮ-iﾃｻ竅ｿ Kﾃｻn-tﾃｳ (Min Nan), Muko Faero - 犧ｫ犧｡犧ｹ犹謂ｹ犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犹≒ｸ游ｹもｸ｣ (Thai), Nﾃｭsﾎｿi Ferﾃｳes - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾎｹ ﾎｦﾎｵﾏﾏ湖ｵﾏ (Greek), Pareris Kundzulebi - 痺､痺雪Β痺批Β痺倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯ヴ痺黛 (Georgian), Parerish Kokepi - 痺､痺雪Β痺批Β痺倔Κ 痺吼昵吼ヴ痺､痺 (Mingrelian), Paruu Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Pero Jedo / P'ero Chedo - 侍｡ 罹巡 (Korean), Pharuy (Quechua), Pulo-pulo Faroe (Acehnese), Qu蘯ｧn ﾄ黛ｺ｣o Faroe (Vietnamese), Wyspy Owcze (Polish), Ynysoedd Ffaro (Welsh), 牋ｪ牋ｰ牘金ｮｯ牘 牋､牘牋ｵ牘≒ｮ歩ｮｳ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Fiji Fﾄ嬖jﾇ - 譁先ｿ / 譁先ｵ (Mandarin Chinese), Ffiji (Welsh), Fichi (Aragonese), Fichi - 犧游ｸｵ犧謂ｸｵ (Thai), Fici adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Fidji or Fiji (Afrikaans), Fidji (Breton, Faroese, French, Dutch alternate), Fidjﾂｷi (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Fﾃｭdji (Icelandic), Fidschi (German), Fidsi (Vﾃｵro), Fﾃｬdi or Fﾃｬdsidh (Scots Gaelic), Fidzhi - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｴﾐｶﾐｸ (Bulgarian, Russian), Fidzhy - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｴﾐｶﾑ (Belarusian), Fidﾅｾi (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Finnish, Latvian, Slovak, Slovene), Fidﾅｺi - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾑ渙ｸ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fidﾅｼi (Polish), Fidﾅｾi - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｴﾐｶﾑ (Ukrainian), Fidﾅｾis (Lithuanian), Fidzsi (Hungarian), Figi or Viti (Italian), Fiﾄ｡i (Maltese), Fiﾄ拱oj (Esperanto), Fiji - ﾕ耗ｫﾕｻﾕｫ (Armenian), Fiji (Acehnese, Central Bikolano, Danish, Dutch, Indonesian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Romanian, Swedish, Tatar, Turkish), Fiji, Fﾃｭji, Fidji or Fﾃｭdji (Portuguese), Fﾄｫjﾄｫ - ﾙﾙ韓ｬﾙ‎ (Arabic), Fiji - ﾗ､ﾗ燮'ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Fijﾄｫ - 繝輔ぅ繧ｸ繝ｼ (Japanese), Fiji - ﾙ⊥鈷ｬﾛ (Persian), Fijﾄｫ - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｿ爨憫･ (Hindi), Fiji - 犢犢内ｶ｢犢 (Sinhala), Fﾃｭtzi - ﾎｦﾎｯﾏﾎｶﾎｹ (Greek), Fixhi (Albanian), Fiyi (Asturian, Spanish), il-Gzejjer Fiji (Maltese), Piyi (Filipino/Tagalog), Phi-gi (Vietnamese), Phiji - 爨ｫ爨ｿ爨憫･ (Sanskrit), Phiyi (Quechua), Piji - 痺､痺倔Ρ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Piji (Inuktitut), Piji / P'iji - 半ｧ (Korean), Piji - 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋憫ｮｿ (Tamil)
Finland an Fhionlainn (Irish), Fanland - ﾙﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Fﾄ渡lﾃ｡n - 闃ｬ陂ｭ / 闃ｬ蜈ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Fennia or Finnia (Latin variants), Finlai盪盧 - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Finland (Afrikaans, Bambara, Danish, Dutch, Malay, Norwegian, Swedish), Finland - 瘢眼兜瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Finland - ﾗ､ﾗ燮ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Finland - ﾗ､ﾖｿﾗ燮ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Finlanthaya - 犢犢亭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Finlaen - 犧游ｸｴ犧吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Finlanda (Albanian, Aromanian, Romanian, Romansh), Finlandﾄ - ﾙﾙﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Finlande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Finlandia - ﾕ耗ｫﾕｶﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Finlandia (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Nahuatl, Polish, Spanish), Finlﾃndia (Catalan), Finlandﾃｭa - ﾎｦﾎｹﾎｽﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Finlﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Finlﾃ｢ndiﾃ｢ - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｽﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Finlandiya (Azeri, Turkish), Finlandiya - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Finlanthaya - 犢犢亭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Finlyandiya - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Finnland (Alemannic, Faroese, German, Icelandic, Low Saxon), Finnlando (Esperanto), Finnorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Finrando - 繝輔ぅ繝ｳ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Finska (Croatian, Lower Sorbian, Slovene), Finska - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Finsko (Czech), Fﾃｭnsko (Slovak), Hﾄｩlandia (Guaranﾃｭ), il-Finlandja (Maltese), Ph蘯ｧn Lan (Vietnamese), Phinsuyu (Quechua), Pillandeu / P'illandﾅｭ - 斧梳糖 (Korean), Pineti - 痺､痺倔憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Pinlandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Pinranti (Inuktitut), Somija (Latvian), Soome (Estonian), Soomﾃｵ (Vﾃｵro), Suﾃｲmaidh (Scots Gaelic), Suomi (Finnish), Suomija (Lithuanian), Suopma (Sami), Ufini (Swahili), y Ffindir (Welsh), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｩ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
France Fﾇ使uﾃｳ (old: Fﾃguﾃｳ) - 豕募恚 / 豕募嵜 (Mandarin Chinese), Fﾇ四ﾃ｡nxﾄｫ - 豕戊亊隘ｿ / 豕募ｰ隘ｿ (Mandarin Chinese variant), Faransﾄ - ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Faranﾅ崙【 - 瘢違葵瘧甫哀瘠ｭ (Amharic), Ffrainc (Welsh), an Fhrainc (Irish), an Fhraing (Scots Gaelic), Frakkland (Icelandic), Frakland (Faroese), Franca (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Franﾃｧa (Catalan, Occitan, Portuguese), France (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Walloon), France - ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳ (Urdu), Franceh - ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Franche (Picard), Francia (Asturian, Italian, Latin, Spanish), Franciaorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Francie (Czech), Francija (Latvian, Slovene), Francija - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Francio (Esperanto), Francja (Polish), Francogallia or Gallia (Latin variants), Francojska (Lower Sorbian), Francuska (Croatian), Francuska - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Francﾃｺzsko (Slovak), Farangset - 犧杳ｸ｣犧ｱ犹謂ｸ犹犧ｨ犧ｪ (Thai), Frankraykh - ﾗ､ﾖｿﾗｨﾗ蹟ｷﾗﾗｧﾗｨﾗｲﾖｷﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Frankreich (German), Frﾃnkrich (Alemannic), Frankriek (Low Saxon), Frankrig (Danish), Frankriich (Alsatian), Frankrijk (Dutch), Frankrike (Norwegian, Swedish), Frankryk (Afrikaans, Frisian), Frﾄ］s - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ (Hindi), Fransa (Azeri, Turkish), Fransa - ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Franse (Bambara), Fransia - ﾕ蒙ﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｽﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Franﾈ嫗 (Romanian), Frantscha (Romansh), Frantsiya - ﾐ､paﾐｽﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Frantsiya - ﾐ､paﾐｽﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantzia (Basque), Franza (Maltese), Franzia (Aragonese), Furansu - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ (Japanese), Gallia (Aromanian), Gallﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Hoat-kok (Min Nan), Hyﾃ｣sia (Guaranﾃｭ), Nﾆｰ盻嫩 Phap or Phap Qu盻祖 (Vietnamese), Perancis (Indonesian, Malay), Peurancih (Acehnese), Peurangseu / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭ - 売梠侃 (Korean), Phorﾄ《 / Phrﾄ］s - 爬ｫ爬ｰ爬ｾ爬ｸ / 爬ｫ爰財ｦｰ爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦｸ (Bengali), Phransadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzija (Lithuanian), Pransaya - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ≒ｶｺ (Sinhala), Pransiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Prantsusmaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Puransi (Inuktitut), Ransiya (Quechua), Ranska (Finnish), Saprangeti - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Tsarfat - ﾗｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪ‎ (Hebrew), Ufaransa (Swahili), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋ｾ牋ｩ牘財ｮ壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Guiana Fﾇ市hﾇ Guﾄｫyﾃnﾇ - 豕募ｱｬ蝨ｭ莠樣ぅ (Mandarin Chinese), Francia-Guyana (Hungarian), Francijas Gviﾄ］a (Latvian), Francoska Gvajana (Slovene), Francouzskﾃ｡ Guyana (Czech), Francﾃｺzska Guyana (Slovak), Francuska Gvajana (Bosnian), Francuska Gvajana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑ侑ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fransa Qvianasﾄｱ (Azeri), Frans-Guyana (Afrikaans, Dutch), Fransiakan Ginea - ﾕ蒙ﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｽﾕｫﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Fransﾄｱz Guyanasﾄｱ (Turkish), Fransk Guyana (Danish, Norwegian), Franska Guyana (Swedish), Frantsuskaia Gviiana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾒ籍ｲﾑ毛紹ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ka Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Frantsuzskaya Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Russian), Franzﾃｶﾃｶsch-Guayana (Low Saxon), Franzﾃｶsisch-Guayana (German), French Kiana - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｹ犧≒ｸｵ犧｢犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Frenska Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Giana - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆倥ぐ繧｢繝 (Japanese), Gallikﾃｭ Gouiﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), Giyanna Ha'Tsarfatit - ﾗ潰燮碩ﾗ ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Guayana Francesa (Asturian, Spanish), Guayana Franzesa (Aragonese), Guayana gallicﾃ｣ (Aromanian), Guiana Franceh - ﾚｯﾙ維鈷ｧﾙ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Guiana Francesa (Portuguese), Guiana Francezﾄ (Romanian), Guiana Perancis (Malay variant), Guidheﾃna na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Gujana Francuska (Polish), Guajana Franceze (Albanian), ﾄﾅｫyﾄ］ﾄ al-Faransiyﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ異韓ｧﾙﾘｧ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Guyana francﾃｪsa (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guyana Francese (Italian), Guyana Perancis (Indonesian, Malay variant), Guyana Peurancih (Acehnese), Guyane (French, Min Nan), Guyane thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), Guwayanang Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Gwiana c'hall (Breton), il-Guyana Franﾄ喫ﾅｼa (Maltese), Peurangseuryeong Giana / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g Kiana - 売梠侃ｹ ｸｰ符ｘ (Korean), Phrﾄ］sﾄｫsﾄｫ Guyﾄ］ﾄ - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爭爨ｸ爭 爨伶･≒､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzijos Gviana (Lithuanian), Pransa Giniya - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), Prantsuse Guajaana (Estonian), Puransi Guiana (Inuktitut), Ransis Wayana (Quechua), Ranskan Guayana (Finnish), Saprangetis Gviana - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺低ヵ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Gviana - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺低ヵ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Mingrelian), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋歩ｮｯ牋ｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Polynesia Bﾅｫlﾄｫniziyﾄ al-Faransiyﾄ - ﾘｨﾙ異ﾙ館ﾘｲﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Fﾇ市hﾇ Bﾅ考ﾇ刃ﾃｭxﾄｫyﾃ - 豕募ｱｬ邇ｻ驥悟ｰｼ隘ｿ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Francia Polinﾃｩzia (Hungarian), Francijas Polinﾄ奴ija (Latvian), Francoska Polinezija (Slovene), Francouzskﾃ｡ Polynﾃｩsie (Czech), Francﾃｺzska Polynﾃｩzia (Slovak), Francuska Polinezija (Bosnian), Francuska Polinezija - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fransa Polineziyasﾄｱ (Azeri), Fransﾄｱz Polinezyasﾄｱ (Turkish), Fransk Polynesia (Norwegian), Fransk Polynesien (Danish), Franska Polynesien (Swedish), Frans-Polynesiﾃｫ (Dutch), Frantsuskaia Palinﾄ陽iia - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ渙ｰﾐｻﾑ孟ｽﾑ災ｷﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ka Polineziya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾐｷﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantsuzskaya Polinyeziya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Franzﾃｶsisch-Polynesien (German), French Pholinichia - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｸ樅ｸｭ犧･犧ｴ犧吭ｸｵ犹犧癌ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), French Polynesia - ﾙｾﾙ異ﾛ娯雇ﾘｲﾛ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Frenska Polinyesiya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Porineshia - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆倥昴Μ繝阪す繧｢ (Japanese), Gallikﾃｭ Polynisﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎﾎｿﾎｻﾏﾎｽﾎｷﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Hoat-kok Polynﾃｩsie (Min Nan), il-Polineﾅｼja Franﾄ喫ﾅｼa (Maltese), Peurangseuryeong Pollinesia / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g P'ollinesia - 売梠侃ｹ 抄ｦｬ└亨符 (Korean), Phrﾄ］sﾄｫsﾄｫ Pﾅ粛ineﾅ嬖yﾄ - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爭爨ｸ爭 爨ｪ爭霞､ｲ爨ｿ爨ｨ爭爨ｶ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Poilinﾃｨis na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Polinﾃｨsia Francesa (Catalan), Polinﾃｩsia Francesa (Portuguese), Polinesia Francesa (Spanish), Polinesia Francese (Italian), Polinesia Franzesa (Aragonese), Polinesia Perancis (Indonesian, Malay variant), Polinesia Peurancih (Acehnese), Polinﾃｨsie francﾃｪsa (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Polinesyang Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Polinezia Francezﾄ (Romanian), Polinezia Franceze (Albanian), Polineziya Ha'Tsarfatit - ﾗ､ﾗ勉慵燮ﾗ儲燮 ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Polinezja Francuska (Polish), Polynesia Ffrengig (Welsh), Polynesia Perancis (Malay variant), Polynﾃｩsie franﾃｧaise (French), Polynﾃｩsie thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), Prancﾅｫzijos Polinezija (Lithuanian), Pransa Polinishiyava - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ 犖ｴ犢憫ｶｽ犢亭ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Prantsuse Polﾃｼneesia (Estonian), Puransi Pulinasia (Inuktitut), Ransis Pulinisya (Quechua), Ranskan Polynesia (Finnish), Saprangetis Polinezia - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺榱昵壯倔憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Polinezia - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺榱昵壯倔憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Mingrelian), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋ｪ牘癌ｮｲ牋ｿ牋ｩ牘牋壟ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Southern and Antarctic Lands Arﾄ≪ｸ Faransiyﾄ》 ﾇｦanﾅｫbiyﾄ》 wa'Antﾄ〉tikiyﾄ - ﾘ｣ﾘｱﾘｧﾘｶ ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾙ韓ｩ ﾙ畏｣ﾙﾘｪﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), De franske sﾃｸrterritorier (Norwegian), Douaroﾃｹ Aostral hag Antarktikel Fraﾃｱs (Breton), Fﾇ市hﾇ nﾃ｡nbﾃｹ hﾃｩ nﾃ｡njﾃｭ lﾇ刃gdﾃｬ - 豕募ｱ槫漉驛ｨ蜥悟漉譫鬚蝨ｰ / 豕募ｱｬ蜊鈴Κ蜥悟漉讌ｵ鬆伜慍 (Mandarin Chinese), Francia dﾃｩli ﾃｩs antarktiszi terﾃｼletek (Hungarian), Francijas Dienvidu un Antarktiskﾄ《 Teritorijas (Latvian), Francouzskﾃ｡ jiﾅｾnﾃｭ a antarktickﾃ｡ ﾃｺzemﾃｭ (Czech), Francﾃｺzske juﾅｾnﾃｩ a antarktickﾃｩ ﾃｺzemia (Slovak), Francuske juﾅｾne i antarktiﾄ耕e zemlje - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｵ ﾑ佯σｶﾐｽﾐｵ ﾐｸ ﾐｰﾐｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｺﾐｵ ﾐｷﾐｵﾐｼﾑ厰ｵ (Serbian), Francuski juﾅｾni i antarktiﾄ耕i teritorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑ佯σｶﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐｸ ﾐｰﾐｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Macedonian), Francuskie Terytoria PoﾅＶdniowe i Antarktyczne (Polish), Franse Suidelike en Antarktiese Gebiede (Afrikaans), Franse Zuidelijke Gebieden (Dutch), Fransﾄｱz Gﾃｼney ve Antarktika Topraklarﾄｱ (Turkish), Franska sydterritorierna (Swedish), Franske Sydlige og Antarktiske Territorier (Danish), Frantsuzskiye Yuzhnyye i Antarkticheskiye territorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｮﾐｶﾐｽﾑ巾ｵ ﾐｸ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾑひｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Russian), Frantsuskiia Paﾅｭdniovyia Tﾄ羊ytoryi - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐ渙ｰﾑ榧ｴﾐｽﾑ岱ｲﾑ錦 ﾐ｢ﾑ采ﾑ錦ひｾﾑﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ki Pivdenni i Antarktychni terytoriyi - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐ湲孟ｲﾐｴﾐｵﾐｽﾐｽﾑ ﾑ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾑ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantziaren lurralde austral eta antartikoak (Basque), Franzﾃｶsische Sﾃｼd- und Antarktisgebiete (German), French Saothoen Lae Aentaktik Laens - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｹ犧金ｸｲ犹犧伶ｸｴ犧｣犹呉ｸ吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧ｰ犹≒ｸｭ犧吭ｸ歩ｸｲ犧｣犹呉ｸ≒ｸ歩ｸｴ犧≒ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｸｪ犹 (Thai), Frenski yuzhni i Antarkticheski teritorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑ社ｶﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐｸ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Nampﾅ-Nankyoku Chiiki - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆伜漉譁ｹ蜊玲･ｵ蝨ｰ蝓 (Japanese), Gallika Notia kai Antarktika Edaphﾄ - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｬ ﾎ斫狐ﾎｹﾎｱ ﾎｺﾎｱﾎｹ ﾎ対ｽﾏﾎｱﾏ∃ｺﾏﾎｹﾎｺﾎｬ ﾎ偏ｴﾎｬﾏﾎｷ (Greek), Ha'Iyim Ha'Dromee'yim ve Ha'Antarktiyim Ha'Tsarfatee'yim - ﾗ蕃碩燮燮 ﾗ蕃沌ｨﾗ勉槞燮燮 ﾗ勉蕃碩ﾗ俎ｧﾗｨﾗ俎燮ｧﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮燮‎ (Hebrew), l-Artijiet Antartiﾄ喫 u Sud Franﾄ喫ﾅｼi (Maltese), Mga Kalupaang Katimugan at Antartikong Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Peurangseuryeong Nambuwa Namgeuk Jiyeok / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g Nambu wa Namgﾅｭk Chiyﾅ縮 - 売梠侃ｹ おｶ凰 おｷｹ ｧ溜 (Korean), Phrenc Dak盪｣i盪ﾄｫ aur An盪ｭﾄ〉k盪ｭika Bhﾅｫmi - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爭爨も､ 爨ｦ爨歩･財､ｷ爨ｿ爨｣爭 爨扉､ｰ 爨爨も､游､ｾ爨ｰ爭財､歩､游､ｿ爨 爨ｭ爭も､ｮ爨ｿ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzijos Pietﾅｳ Sritys (Lithuanian), Prantsuse Antarktika ja Lﾃｵunaalad (Estonian), Puransiup Kivangalu Nunarjuap ataa (Inuktitut), Ranskan etelﾃ､isten ja antarktisten alueiden territorio (Finnish), Saprangetis Samkhretuli Da Antarktiduli Teritoria - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺｡痺雪帋Π痺痺批例Ε痺壯 痺乍ヰ 痺雪憮Δ痺雪Β痺･痺｢痺倔ン痺｣痺壯 痺｢痺批Β痺倔Δ痺昵Β痺倔ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Obzhate Do Antarktiduli Teritoria - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺昵ヱ痺溂ヰ痺例ヴ 痺乍 痺雪憮Δ痺雪Β痺･痺｢痺倔ン痺｣痺壯 痺｢痺批Β痺倔Δ痺昵Β痺倔ヰ (Mingrelian), Talmhan Deasach is Antartaigeach na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Teritori Perancis Selatan dan Antartika (Indonesian, Malay), Teritoriile australe ﾈ冓 antarctice franceze (Romanian), Terras Austrais e Antﾃ｡rticas Francesas (Portuguese), Terres australes et antarctiques franﾃｧaises (French), Terres Australs i Antﾃrtiques Franceses (Catalan), Territori Australi e Antartici Francesi (Italian), Territoret Jugore dhe Antarktike Franceze (Albanian), Territorios Australs Franzeses (Aragonese), Tierras Australes y Antﾃ｡rticas Francesas (Spanish), Vﾃｹng ﾄ黛ｺ･t phﾃｭa Nam vﾃ chﾃ｢u Nam C盻ｱc thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋､牘牋ｩ牘財ｮｩ牋 牋ｨ牋ｿ牋ｲ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｳ牘≒ｮｮ牘 牋牋｣牘財ｮ游ｮｾ牋ｰ牘財ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ游ｮｿ牋歩ｯ 牋ｨ牋ｿ牋ｲ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｳ牘≒ｮｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｳﾘｱﾘｲﾙﾛ雇窶雇ﾘｧﾛ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾛ ﾙ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾚｯﾘｧﾙﾛ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ[ romanization needed] (Persian)
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English name Names in different languages
Gabon al-ﾄﾄ｜ﾅｫn - ﾘｧﾙﾘｺﾘｧﾘｨﾙ異‎ (Arabic), Ga-bﾃｴng (Vietnamese), Gabﾃ｣o (Portuguese), Gaboen (Afrikaans), Gﾄ｜on - 瘡吟襖瘧 (Amharic), Gabﾃｳn (Aragonese, Asturian, Spanish), Gabon (Aromanian, Bambara, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Gabon - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｱﾐｾﾐｽ (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gabon - ﾗ潰碩泰勉‎ (Hebrew), Gabon - 繧ｬ繝懊Φ (Japanese), Gabon - 爨伶､ｬ爭金､ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gabon - ﾚｯﾘｧﾘｨﾙ異 (Persian), Gabona (Latvian), Gabonas (Lithuanian), Gabong / Kabong - ｰｴ (Korean), Gaboni (Albanian), Gaboni - 痺低ヰ痺黛昵憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gabono (Esperanto), Gabun (Alemannic, German, Quechua), Gﾃｦbon - 犖憫ｷ説ｶｶ犢憫ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Gapun (Inuktitut), Gkampﾃｳn - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｱﾎｼﾏﾏ湖ｽ (Greek), Habon - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｱﾐｾﾐｽ (Ukrainian), il-Gabon (Maltese), Jiﾄ｝ﾃｩng - 蜉闢ｬ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Jiﾄ｝ﾃｩng - 蜉蠖ｭ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Kabong - 犧≒ｸｲ犧壟ｸｭ犧 (Thai), Qabon (Azeri), 牋歩ｯ牋ｪ牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Georgia a' Chairtbheil (Scots Gaelic), Cheorchia (Aragonese), Chochia - 犧謂ｸｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ犧謂ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Gﾃｩlﾇ破ﾃｭyﾃ - 譬ｼ鬲ｯ蜷我ｺ / 譬ｼ魎∝翠莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Georgia (Acehnese, Estonian alternate, Faroese, Finnish, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Welsh), Geﾃｲrgia (Catalan), Georgﾃｭa (Icelandic), Georgﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ珂∃ｳﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Geﾃｳrgia (Portuguese), Georgiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Georgie (Alemannic), Gﾃｩorgie (French), Georgien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Georgiya - ﾗ潰碩勉ｨﾗ潰燮‎ (Hebrew), il-ﾄeorﾄ｡ja (Maltese), Jojia - ｡ｰｧ符 (Korean), Gjeorgjia (Albanian), Gorjestﾃ｢n - ﾚｯﾘｱﾘｬﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Persian), ﾇｦorjﾄｫyﾄ - ﾘｬﾙ畏ｱﾘｬﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Grusia (Vietnamese), Gruusia (Estonian, former Finnish name, Vﾃｵro), Gruzia (English alternative, Vietnamese alternative), Grﾃｺzia (Hungarian), Gruzie (Czech), Gruzija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian variant, Slovene), Gruzija - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gruzﾃｭnsko (Slovak), Gruzio (Esperanto), Gruziya - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gruziya - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ勉儲燮‎ (Hebrew variant), Gruzja (Polish), Gﾃｼrcistan (Turkish), Gﾃｼrcﾃｼstan (Azeri), Gurzhi - ﾐ酉τﾐｶﾐｸ (Avar), Gurujia (Inuktitut), Gurujia - 繧ｰ繝ｫ繧ｸ繧｢ (Japanese), Heorhiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Hruziﾃ｢ - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾑ毛 (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Jﾅ綱ia - 繧ｸ繝ｧ繝ｼ繧ｸ繧｢ (Japanese alternate), Jﾃｴrgﾂｷi.e. (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Jorjiya - 爬憫ｦｰ爰財ｦ憫ｦｿ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ (Bengali), Jﾅ俊jiyﾄ - 爨憫･霞､ｰ爭財､憫､ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jorjiya - 犖｢犢杳ｶｻ犢癌ｶ｢犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), Kartulsuyu (Quechua), Khyrtht蘯yla - ﾒ墫錦ﾒｭﾑふ厶巾ｻﾐｰ (Abkhaz), Qiﾃ｡ozhﾃｬyﾃ - 蝟ｬ豐ｻ莠 / 荵疲ｲｻ莠 (Mandarin Chinese variant), Sakartvelas (Lithuanian), Sakartvelo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺雪Β痺例ヵ痺批壯 (Georgian), Sakartvelo (Min Nan), Sakartwelo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺雪Β痺例Εﾌゃヴ痺壯 (Svan), Sakortuo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺昵Β痺例Ε痺 (Mingrelian), an tSeoirsia (Irish), Vrastan - ﾕ蛇ﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Xorxa (Asturian), 牋憫ｯ金ｮｰ牘財ｮ憫ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Germany
See also: Names of Germany

Alamagn (Breton), Alemaﾃｱa (Aragonese, Asturian, Galician, Guaranﾃｭ), Alemanha (Occitan, Portuguese), Alﾃｩmani (Lingala), Alemania (Basque, Spanish), Alemanne (Picard), Alemantlﾄ］ (Nahuatl), Almanya (Kurdish), Alemanya (Catalan, Central Bikolano, Filipino/Tagalog), Alimaﾃｱa (Aymaran), Alimanya (Quechua), Allemagne (French, Provenﾃｧal), Allemangne (Jﾃｨrriais), Allemogne (Guernsiais), Almaaﾃｱ (Wolof), yr Almaen (Welsh), Alman (Persian), Almﾄ］ﾄｫya - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic, Persian, Urdu), Almaniya (Azeri), Almanya (Turkish), Almayn (Cornish), Ashkenaz - ﾗ碩ｩﾗ嶼ﾗ‎ (Medieval Hebrew), Dﾃ､itschland (Luxembourgish), Daytshland - ﾗ沌ｲﾖｷﾗ俎ｩﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Dﾃｩguﾃｳ - 蠕ｷ蝨 / 蠕ｷ蝗ｽ (Mandarin Chinese), Deitschland (Pennsylvania German), Deutﾃ､n (Volapﾃｼk), Deutschland (German), Dﾃｩyﾃｬzhﾃｬ - 蠕ｷ諢丞ｿ (Mandarin Chinese variant), Ditschlﾃ･nd (Alemannic), Dogil / Togil - 遵攵 (迯ｨ騾ｸ) or Doichillanteu / Toich'illant'ﾅｭ - 巡擽ｹ梳敢 (Korean), Doitsu - 繝峨う繝 or sometimes 迢ｬ騾ｸ or 迯ｨ荵 (Japanese), dotygu'e (Lojban), ﾄ雪ｻｩc Qu盻祖 or ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Duiska (Northern Sami), Duitsland (Afrikaans, Dutch), Dﾃｺtslﾃ｢n (Frisian), Dﾃｼﾃｼtschland (Low Saxon), Duutslaand (Dutch Low Saxon), Duutsland (Limburgish), ﾇｦarman - 瘡瘉ｭ瘉倔兜 (Amharic), German - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽ (Ossetian), Germani - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸ (Chuvash), Germania - ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Germania - 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Germania (Italian, Latin, Romanian, Romansh, Venetian), Germﾃnia and Zermﾃnia (Sardinian), Germanija - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Germanio (Esperanto), Germaniya - ﾐ兎pﾐｼaﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bashkir, Bulgarian, Russian), Germaniya - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Germaniya - ﾓﾐｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Moldovan), Gﾃｩrmaniye - ﾚｯﾛ切ｱﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ菓丸‎ or ﾐｳﾐｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾐｹﾓ (Uyghur), Germany (Bislama), Germany - ﾘｬﾘｱﾙﾙﾛ (Urdu), a' Ghearmailt (Scots Gaelic), an Ghearmﾃ｡in (Irish), Ghirmﾃ｢nii (Aromanian), Girmania (Sicilian), Gjermania (Albanian), Gjermanie (Friulian), Hiermaniya - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian alternate), il-ﾄermanja (Maltese), Jaamaluvik (Inuktitut), Jarmal (Somali), Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi), Jarmani - 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Jarmaniya - 犖｢犖ｻ犢癌ｶｸ犖ｱ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Jemani or Jermani (Tok Pisin), Jerman (Indonesian, Javanese, Malay), Jﾃｩrman (Sundanese), Jermani (Bambara), Jeureuman (Acehnese), Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech), Nemecko (Slovak), Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Niemcy (Polish), Nimechchyna - ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Nimska (Lower Sorbian), Njamiechchyna - ﾐ旃紹ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Njemaﾄ耕a (Croatian), Saksa (Finnish), Saksamaa (Estonian), S'aksamaa (Vﾃｵro), ﾅ啾rma盪yadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｶ爨ｰ爭財､ｮ爨｣爭財､ｯ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Siaman or Siamani (Tok Pisin), ﾅvapska - ﾐｨﾐｲﾐｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Croatian [informal], Serbian [informal]), Tek-kok (Min Nan), Terra Tudestga (Romansh variant), ﾃ榮登discland (Anglo-Saxon), ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Tiamana (Maori), Tﾃｴitﾅ｡hi (Southern Sotho), Tyskland (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish), Tﾃｽskland (Faroese), Ujerumani (Swahili), Vﾄ…ija (Latvian), Vokietija (Lithuanian), Yoeramani - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Jerma盪永 -牋憫ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｮ牋ｩ牋ｿ (Tamil) Formerly known as West Germany: A' Ghearmailt an Iar (Scots Gaelic), Alemanha Ocidental (Portuguese), Alemania Occidental (Spanish), Alemanya Occidental (Catalan), Allemagne de l'Ouest (French), ﾃＭmﾃ｢n ﾄ杪rbi - ﾘ｢ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙ ﾘｺﾘｱﾘｨﾛ (Persian), Almﾄ］ﾄｫya al-ﾄarbiyyah - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｺﾘｱﾘｨﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), An Ghearmﾃ｡in Thiar (Irish), Arevmtyan Germania - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕｴﾕｿﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Batﾄｱ Almanya (Turkish), Dasavleti Germania - 痺乍ヰ痺｡痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian), Dytikﾃｭ Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ煩ﾏﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Germania de Vest (Romanian), Germania Ovest (Italian), Germaniya Ha'Ma'aravit - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃槞｢ﾗｨﾗ泰燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gjermania Perﾃｫndimore (Albanian), Gorllewin yr Almaen (Welsh), il-ﾄermanja tal-Punent (Maltese), Jerman Barat (Indonesian, Malay), Kanlurang Alemanya (Filipino/Tagalog), Lﾃ､ﾃ､ne-Saksamaa (Estonian), Lﾃ､nsi-Saksa (Finnish), Mendebaldeko Alemania (Basque), Niemcy Zachodnie (Polish), Nishi Doitsu - 隘ｿ繝峨う繝 (Japanese) Nyugat-Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Okcidenta Germanio (Esperanto), Paﾅ嫩imﾄｫ Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨ｪ爨ｶ爭財､壟､ｿ爨ｮ爭 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi), Paﾅ嫩ima ﾅ啾rma盪yadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｪ爨ｶ爭財､壟､ｿ爨ｮ爨ｶ爨ｰ爭財､ｮ爨｣爭財､ｯ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Pﾃｴﾅ嫩im Jarmani - 爬ｪ爬ｶ爰財ｦ壟ｦｿ爬ｮ 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Qﾉ决bi Almaniya (Azeri), Rietumvﾄ…ija (Latvian), Seodog / Sﾅ春og - 罹遵 (Korean), Tﾃ｢y ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Vakarﾅｳ Vokietija (Lithuanian), Vﾃ､sttyskland (Swedish), Vest-Tyskland (Norwegian), Vesttyskland (Danish), Vestur-ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Vesturtﾃｽskland (Faroese), Wes-Duitsland (Afrikaans), West-Duitsland (Dutch), Westdeutschland (German), Xﾄｫdﾃｩ - 隘ｿ蠕ｷ (Chinese), Yoeramani Tawantok - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ犧歩ｸｰ犧ｧ犧ｱ犧吭ｸ歩ｸ (Thai), Zahidna Nimechchyna - ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Zahodna Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Zahodnyaya Hiermaniya or Zahodnyaya Njamiechchyna - ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 / ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Zapadna Germanija - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Zapadna Germaniya - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Zapadna Nemaﾄ耕a (Bosnian), Zapadna Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Zapadna Njemaﾄ耕a (Croatian), Zapadnaja Germanija - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Zﾃ｡padnﾃｩ Nemecko (Slovak), Zﾃ｡padnﾃｭ Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech)

Ghana Gaana / Kana (Inuktitut), Gana (Albanian, Bambara, Bosnian, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Dagbani, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, Latvian, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Quechua, Slovene, Turkish), ﾄﾄ］ﾄ - ﾘｺﾘｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gana - 痺低ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gﾄ］ﾄ - 瘡吟鞄 (Amharic), Gana - ﾔｳﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ｡ (Armenian), Gﾃna (Scots Gaelic), Gana - ﾒ籍ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Gana - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Chuvash, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gana - ﾗ潰碩ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gana / Kana - ｰｘ (Korean), Gﾄ］a - 繧ｬ繝ｼ繝 (Japanese), Ganao (Esperanto), Gha-na (Vietnamese), Ghana (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Akan, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Breton, Catalan, Cebuano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tumbuka, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Ghﾃ｡na (Hungarian), Ghﾄ］ﾄ - 爨倨､ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ghana - ﾘｺﾙﾘｧ (Persian), Ghana - 爬倨ｦｾ爬ｨ爬ｾ (Bengali), Ghana - 犖杳ｷ鐘ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Ghana - ﾚｯﾚｾﾘｧﾙﾘｧ (Urdu), Gkﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), il-Ghana (Maltese), Jiﾄ］ﾃ - 霑ｦ邏 / 蜉郤ｳ (Mandarin Chinese), Kana - 犧≒ｸｲ犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Qana (Azeri), 牋歩ｮｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Gibraltar Cebelitarﾄｱk (Turkish), Cﾉ冀ﾉ冤lﾃｼtariq (Azeri), Chibraltar (Aragonese), ﾇｦabal 盪ｬﾄ〉iq - ﾘｬﾘｨﾙ ﾘｷﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gabalol Taregh - ﾘｬﾘｨﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｷﾘｧﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Ghibraltar (Aromanian), ﾄibiltﾃ (Maltese), Gibiltera (Venetian), Gibilterra (Italian), Gibraltar (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Bosnian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Indonesian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese), Gibraltﾃ｡r (Hungarian, Slovak), Gibraltar - ﾕ琴ｫﾕ｢ﾖﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｩﾕ｡ﾖ (Armenian), Gibraltar - ﾐ寅ｸﾐｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑひｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian, Macedonian, Serbian), Gibraltar - ﾗ潰燮泰ｨﾗ慵俎ｨ‎ (Hebrew variant), Gibraltﾃ｡r - ﾎ鳶ｹﾎｲﾏ∃ｱﾎｻﾏﾎｬﾏ (Greek), Gibraltaras (Lithuanian), Gibraltari - 痺低倔ヱ痺痺雪壯Δ痺雪Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gibraltﾄ〉s (Latvian), Gjibraltari (Albanian), Giobraltair (Scots Gaelic), Hibral窶ｲtar - ﾐ酉孟ｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑ袴ひｰﾑ (Belarusian), Hibraltar (Filipino/Tagalog), Hibraltar - ﾐ酉孟ｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑひｰﾑ (Ukrainian), Jibeurolteo / Chibﾅｭrolt'ﾅ - ｧｸ誤｡､┣ (Korean), Jibraltar (Breton), Jibraltar - ﾗ'ﾗ燮泰ｨﾗ慵俎ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Jibrﾄ〕盪ｭar - 爨憫､ｿ爨ｬ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｲ爭財､游､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jibrolta - 犖｢犢亭ｶｶ犢癌ｶｻ犢杳ｶｽ犢癌ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Jiburarutaru - 繧ｸ繝悶Λ繝ｫ繧ｿ繝ｫ (Japanese), Jipuralutaru (Inuktitut), Xibraltar (Asturian), Yibronta - 犧｢犧ｴ犧壟ｸ｣犧ｭ犧･犧歩ｸｲ犧｣犹 (Thai), Zhﾃｭbﾃｹluﾃｳtuﾃｳ - 逶ｴ蟶鄂鈴凰 (Mandarin Chinese), 牋憫ｮｿ牋ｪ牘財ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｲ牘財ｮ游ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Greece Ellﾃ｡da - ﾎ偏ｻﾎｻﾎｬﾎｴﾎｱ (Demotic Greek) or Ellﾃ｡s - ﾎ偏ｻﾎｻﾎｬﾏ (Katharevousa Greek), Gﾃ｣rtsia (Aromanian), Gartsiya - ﾐ酉貫ﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Geuriseu / Kﾅｭrisﾅｭ - ｷｸｦｬ侃 (Korean), an Ghrﾃｩig (Irish), a' Ghrﾃｨig (Scots Gaelic), Giriisa (Inuktitut), Girisha - 繧ｮ繝ｪ繧ｷ繝｣ (Japanese), Gﾃｶrﾃｶgorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Graecia (Latin), Grﾃｦkenland (Danish), Graikija (Lithuanian), Grcija - ﾐ酉ﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Grﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Grﾄ耕a (Croatian), Grﾄ耕a - ﾐ酉ﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Grﾃｨce (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Grecia (Asturian, Italian, Romanian, Spanish), Grﾃｨcia (Catalan), Grﾃｩcia (Portuguese), Grecja (Polish), Grﾃｩcko (Slovak), Greesh - 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爰爬ｸ (Bengali), Grekenland (Low Saxon), Grekio (Esperanto), Grekland (Swedish), Greqia (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Gresya (Filipino/Tagalog), Gretsiya - ﾐ菟eﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Grezia (Aragonese, Basque, Romansh), Grichiska (Lower Sorbian), Griecheland (Alemannic), Griechenland (German), Griekeland (Afrikaans), Griekenland (Dutch), Grieﾄｷija (Latvian), Grik - 瘡冴穐瘧ｭ (Amharic), Grikhnland - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮嶼ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Grikkaland (Faroese), Grikkland (Icelandic), Grisiya - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Grisya (Quechua), Gwlad Groeg (Welsh), Gyresia (Guaranﾃｭ), Hellas (Norwegian), Hi-liﾈｧp (Min Nan), Hretsiya 窶 ﾐ菟eﾑiﾑ (Ukrainian), Hrﾄ葉syia - ﾐ酉ﾑ采ﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Hunastan - ﾕﾕｸﾖぷｶﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Hy L蘯｡p (Vietnamese), il-Greﾄ桔a (Maltese), Kreeka (Estonian), Kreikka (Finnish), Kriika (Vﾃｵro), Kris - 犧≒ｸ｣犧ｵ犧 (Thai), ﾅ脇cko (Czech), Saberdzneti - 痺｡痺雪ヱ痺批Β痺ｫ痺憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Xﾄｫlﾃ - 蟶瑚 / 蟶瑚 (Mandarin Chinese), Yavan - ﾗ燮勉勉‎ (Hebrew), Yﾅｫnﾄ］ - ﾙ館異ﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic, Persian, Urdu), Yﾅｫnﾄ］a - 爨ｯ爭も､ｨ爨ｾ爨ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Yunani (Acehnese, Indonesian, Malay), Yunanﾄｱstan (Azeri), Yunanistan (Turkish)

Alternate name (in some languages reserved for historical eras): Helada - ﾐ･ﾐｵﾐｻﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Serbian), Hellade (French), Hellas (Dutch, English), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

Greenland Akullirmiutavik / Kalaallirmiutavik (Inuktitut), Shobujbhumi - 爬ｸ爬ｬ爰≒ｦ憫ｦｭ爰もｦｮ爬ｿ or Grinlend - 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爬ｿ爬ｨ爬ｲ爰財ｦｯ爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦ｡ (Bengali), Chhe竅ｿ-tﾄ (Min Nan), Gﾃｩlﾃｭnglﾃ｡n - 譬ｼ髯ｵ陂ｭ / 譬ｼ髯ｵ蜈ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Ge-rena-la - 狄もｽｺ狆金ｽ｢狄ｺ狄内ｼ金ｽ｣ (Tibetan), Geurillandeu / Kﾅｭrillandﾅｭ - ｷｸｦｰ梳糖 (Korean), an Ghraonlainn (Irish), ﾇｦirinlanda - ﾘｬﾘｱﾙ館ﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), Grﾃｦnland (Icelandic), a' Ghraonlainn (Scots Gaelic), Greenland (Vietnamese), Grelandia - ﾔｳﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Grenland (Bosnian, Croatian), Grenland - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴ (Macedonian, Serbian), Grenlanda (Albanian), Grenlande (Latvian), Grinland - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Grenlandia - 痺低Β痺批憮壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Grenlandia (Polish), Grenlandija (Lithuanian, Slovene), Grenlandiya - ﾐ菟eﾐｽﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Hrenlandiya - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Grilandﾃｭa - ﾎ苫∃ｿﾎｹﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Grﾄｫnlai盪盧 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爨ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡ (Hindi), Grﾄｫnlai盪盧 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爭財､ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), Grinlﾄ］d - 瘡冴穐瘧甫吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Grinlanthaya - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢内ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Groelﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Groenland (Afrikaans, Dutch, French), Groenland - ﾚｯﾘｱﾙ畏ｦﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Groenlanda (Romanian), Groenlandia (Asturian, Italian, Latin, Spanish), Groenlﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Gronelﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Groenlandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Grﾃｶnland (Austro-Bavarian, German, Hungarian, Swedish, Turkish), Grﾃｸnland (Danish, Faroese, Norwegian), Grﾃｶnlanda (Romansh), Grﾃｴnlande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gronlandia (Aragonese), Gronlando (Esperanto), Grﾃｶnlandska (Lower Sorbian), Grﾃｶnlanti (Finnish), Grﾃｳnsko (Czech, Slovak), Grﾃｶﾃｶnimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Grﾃｶﾃｶnland (Low Saxon), Gurﾄｫnrando - 繧ｰ繝ｪ繝ｼ繝ｳ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Hrﾄ溶landyia - ﾐ酉ﾑ災ｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Kalaallit Nunaat (Kalaallisut), Kalalit Nunat (Quechua), Krinlaen - 犧≒ｸ｣犧ｵ犧吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Qrenlandiya (Azeri), Tanah Hijau or Greenland (Indonesian), y Lasynys (Welsh), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋ｩ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Grenada Gﾃｩlﾃｭnnﾃdﾃ｡ - 譬ｼ譫礼ｴ埼＃ / 譬ｼ譫礼ｺｳ霎ｾ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gﾃｩruﾃｬnﾃｨidﾃ｡ - 譬ｼ迹槫ｧ驕 / 譬ｼ迹槫霎ｾ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Geurenada / Kﾅｭrenada - ｷｸ壱ｘ共 (Korean), Gi-ri-na-da - 狄もｽｲ狆金ｽ｢狄ｲ狆金ｽ内ｼ金ｽ呉ｼ (Tibetan), Greanﾃda (Scots Gaelic), Grenadah - ﾗ潰ｨﾗﾗ沌‎ (Hebrew), Grenﾃ｡da - ﾎ苫∃ｵﾎｽﾎｬﾎｴﾎｱ (Greek), Granada (Filipino/Tagalog, Portuguese, Spanish), Grﾃｪ-na-ﾄ疎 (Vietnamese), Grenada (Albanian, Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Bosnian, Catalan, Central Bikolano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Grenada - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Grenada - 痺低Β痺批憮ヰ痺乍ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Grenﾃ｢da (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Grenada - ﾚｯﾘｱﾙﾘｧﾘｯﾘｧ (Persian), Grenade (French), Grenado (Esperanto), Grene盧再 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爭爨｡爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Greneda - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢吭ｶｱ犢壟ｶｩ犢 (Sinhala), Grinada (Quechua), ﾄrynﾄ‥ﾄ - ﾘｺﾘｱﾙ館ﾘｧﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gurenada - 繧ｰ繝ｬ繝翫ム (Japanese), Guriinata (Inuktitut), Hrenada - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Hrﾄ溶ada - ﾐ酉ﾑ災ｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Belarusian), Kreneda - 犹犧≒ｸ｣犹犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Thai), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋ｩ牋游ｮｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guadeloupe Goadelope (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gouadeloﾃｺpi - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｱﾎｴﾎｵﾎｻﾎｿﾏ済ﾎｷ (Greek), Guadalup (Scots Gaelic), Guadalupa (Albanian, Italian), Guadalupe (Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish), Guaddalop - ﾗ潰勉碩沌慵勉､‎ (Hebrew), Guadalupe - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕ､ﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｸﾖぷｺﾕ･ (Armenian), Guwadalupe (Filipino/Tagalog), Guadeloupe (Cebuano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Guadeloupe - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙﾙ異ｾ (Persian), Guﾄ‥ﾃｩluﾃｳpﾇ - 逑懷ｾｷ鄒譎ｮ (Mandarin Chinese), Guﾄ‥elﾅｫp - 爨伶･≒､爨ｦ爭爨ｲ爭も､ｪ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Guadelupa - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Guadelupa (Romanian), ﾇｦuﾄ‥ilﾅｫb - ﾘｬﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙﾙ畏ｨ‎ (Arabic), Guadorﾅｫpu - 繧ｰ繧｢繝峨Ν繝ｼ繝 (Japanese), Guatiluupi (Inuktitut), Gvadalupe (Bosnian), Gvadﾄ様iupa - ﾒ籍ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾑ災ｻﾑ社ｿﾐｰ (Belarusian), Gvadelup - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvadelupa - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Russian), Gvadelupa - 痺低ヵ痺雪ン痺批壯Ε痺榱ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvadelupa (Latvian, Lithuanian), Gwadaloup (Breton), Gwadelupa (Polish), Gwadeullupeu / Kwadﾅｭllup'ﾅｭ - ｳｼ豆｣ｨ売 (Korean), Hvadelupa - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Kuadoelup - 犧≒ｸｱ犧ｧ犹犧扉ｸｭ犧･犧ｸ犧 (Thai), 牋歩ｯ財ｮｵ牋ｾ牋､牘牋ｲ牘金ｮｪ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guam Gkouam - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｿﾏﾎｬﾎｼ (Greek), Goam (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guﾃ･hﾃ･n (Chamorro), Guahan (Min Nan), Guam (Acehnese, Albanian, Afrikaans, Asturian, Basque, Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Guam - ﾗ潰勉碩‎ (Hebrew), Guam - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕｴ (Armenian), Guﾄ［ - 爨伶･≒､爨ｮ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Guam - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｼ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Ossetian, Russian, Serbian), Guam - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾙ (Persian), Guﾄ［a (Latvian), Guamas (Lithuanian), Guame (Portuguese variant), Guami - 痺低Ε痺雪帋 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Guami / Kuami (Inuktitut), Gu'ﾄ［u - ﾞ酌ｪﾞﾞｧﾞ迦ｪ (Dhivehi), Guamu - 繧ｰ繧｢繝 (Japanese), Guﾄ］dﾇ姉 - 蜈ｳ蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Guwam (Filipino/Tagalog), Guwam - 犖憫ｷ扉ｷ犢鐘ｶｸ犢 (Sinhala), Gvam (Icelandic), Gwam / Kwam - ｴ (Korean), Huam - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｼ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Kuam - 犧≒ｸｧ犧｡ (Thai), Quam (Azeri), 牋歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋ｾ牋ｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guatemala Gatemala (Bambara), Goa-tﾃｪ-ma-la (Vietnamese), Goatemala (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gotamalaway - 犖憫ｷ杳ｶｭ犖ｸ犢鐘ｶｽ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Gouatemﾃ｡la - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｱﾏﾎｵﾎｼﾎｬﾎｻﾎｱ (Greek), Guﾄ‥ﾃｬmﾇ四ﾄ - 逑懷慍鬥ｬ諡 / 逑懷慍鬩ｬ諡 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Guatemala (Scots Gaelic), Guatemala (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Aragonese, Asturian, Central Bikolano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Guatemala - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｧ (Persian), Guatemalla - ﾗ潰勉碩俎槞慵‎ (Hebrew), Guatemala - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕｿﾕ･ﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕ｡ (Armenian), Guwatemala (Filipino/Tagalog), Guatemara - 繧ｰ繧｢繝繝槭Λ (Japanese), Guatiimala (Inuktitut), ﾄuﾄ》ﾄｫmﾄ〕ﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙ館ﾘｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gvatemala (Croatian, Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Gvatﾄ洋ala - ﾒ籍ｲﾐｰﾑび災ｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Belarusian), Gvatemala - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑひｵﾐｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gvatemala - 痺低ヵ痺雪Δ痺批帋ヰ痺壯ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvﾄ≪ｹｭemﾄ〕ﾄ - 爨伶･財､ｵ爨ｾ爨游･爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｲ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gvatemalo (Esperanto), Gwatemala (Polish, Welsh), Gwatemalla / Kwat'emalla - ｳｼ誤ｧ尖攵 (Korean), Hvatemala - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑひｵﾐｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Ukrainian), il-Gwatemala (Maltese), K蘯｡wtemﾄ〕ﾄ - 犧≒ｸｱ犧ｧ犹犧歩ｸ｡犧ｲ犧･犧ｲ (Thai), Qvatemala (Azeri), Watimala (Aymara, Quechua), Wﾄ妬dﾃｬmﾇ四ﾄ - 蜊ｱ蝨ｰ鬥ｬ諡 / 蜊ｱ蝨ｰ鬩ｬ諡 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), 牋歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋ｾ牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｮ牋ｾ牋ｲ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guernsey Bailliage de Guernesey - Guernesey (French), Gﾄ］jﾄｫ - 繧ｬ繝ｼ繝ｳ繧ｸ繝ｼ (Japanese), Geansaﾃｭ (Irish), Gﾃｩﾄ渡xﾄｫ dﾇ姉 - 譬ｼ諱ｩ隘ｿ蟯 (Chinese), Geonji - ｱｴｧ (Korean), Gernsﾃｩi - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｵﾏ∃ｽﾏπｭﾎｹ (Greek), Gernsey (Filipino/Tagalog), Gernsi - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｽﾑﾐｸ (Russian), Gernsi - ﾗ潰ｨﾗﾗ｡ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gﾄ途nsija (Latvian), Gernzi - 痺低ヴ痺痺憮ヶ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gﾃｶrnsey (Azeri), Guernesey (French, Portuguese variant), Guernse nutome (Ewe), Guernsey (Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Guernsis (Lithuanian), ﾄuernzy - ﾘｺﾙ韓ｱﾙﾘｲﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gurnsi (Bosnian), Gurnsi - ﾐ酉τﾐｽﾑﾐｸ (Serbian), Gvernse - 爨伶･財､ｵ爭爨ｰ爭財､ｨ爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Gvernzi - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｵﾑﾐｽﾐｷﾐｸ (Macedonian), Gwernenez (Breton), I-Guernsey (Zulu), Keirﾌ地sﾄｫyﾌ - 犹犧≒ｸｴ犧｣犹呉ｸ吭ｸ金ｸｵ犧｢犹 (Thai), Kuenisﾄｫ (Tonga), Hersni - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｽﾑﾑ (Ukrainian), o. Gﾇ屍nzi - ﾐｾ. ﾐ酉貫ﾐｽﾐｷﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Wyspa Guernsey (Polish), ﾚｯﾘｱﾙﾘｲﾛ[ romanization needed] (Persian), ﾚｯﾙ畏ｦﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾛ[ romanization needed] (Urdu), 爨伶･≒､鐘､ｰ爭財､ｨ爨ｸ爭[ romanization needed] (Nepali), 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爬ｾ爬樅ｧ財ｦ憫ｦｿ[ romanization needed] (Bengali), 爼伶ｫ財ｪｵ爿爼ｰ爿財ｪｨ爼ｸ爿[ romanization needed] (Gujarati), 牀伶ｭ≒ｬ鐘ｬｰ牀ｨ牆牀ｸ牀ｿ[ romanization needed] (Oriya), 牋歩ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｩ牘財ｮ壟ｮｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), 牴伶ｱ財ｰｵ牾牴ｰ牾財ｰｨ牴ｸ牾[ romanization needed] (Telugu), 犂伶ｳ≒ｲｰ犁財ｲｨ犂憫ｳ[ romanization needed] (Kannada), 犇伶ｵ犇｣犒坂財ｴｸ犇ｿ[ romanization needed] (Malayalam), 瘡蚊渥瘧雪梓[ romanization needed] (Amharic)
Guinea Ghi-nﾃｪ (Vietnamese), Ginﾃｩ - 瘡眼株 (Amharic), Gine (Bambara, Turkish), Ginea (Filipino/Tagalog), Ginea - ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Gﾃｭnea (Icelandic), Ginea (Vﾃｵro), Ginea - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ燮碩‎ (Hebrew), Gini (Scots Gaelic), Gini / Kini - ｸｰ笈 (Korean), Ginﾄｫ - 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ginia - 繧ｮ繝九い (Japanese), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Giniyaway - 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Gouinﾃｩa - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ (Greek), Guinﾃｪ (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guinﾃｩ, Guinﾃｩ-Conacri or Guinﾃｩ-Conakri (Portuguese), Guinﾃｩ - ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ (Persian), Guinea (Acehnese, Albanian, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish), Guineai Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Guinee (Afrikaans, Dutch), Guinﾃｩe (French, Min Nan), Guineea (Romanian), Guineya (Central Bikolano), Guinia (Inuktitut), Gvinea - 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvinﾄ擁a - ﾒ籍ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采 (Belarusian), Gvineja (Latvian), Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Gvineja - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvineo (Esperanto), Gvineya - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gwinea (Polish), Gwini (Welsh), Hvineya - ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), il-Guinea (Maltese), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠 / 蜃蜀莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Khiniya (Quechua), Kini - 犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guinea-Bissau Bisau Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Bisaﾇ-Gvineo (Esperanto), Bissau-Guinea (Hungarian), Ghi-nﾃｪ Bﾃｭt-xao (Vietnamese), Gine-Bissau (Turkish), Gﾃｭnea-Bissﾃ｡ (Icelandic), Ginea-Bissau (Vﾃｵro), Ginea Bissao - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ燮碩 ﾗ泰燮｡ﾗ碩‎ (Hebrew), Ginea-Bisaw (Filipino/Tagalog), Gine Bisau (Bambara), Ginﾃｩ-Bisﾄ『 - 瘡眼株-瘟｢瘉ｳ瘠 (Amharic), Gini-Bioso (Scots Gaelic), Ginﾄｫ-Bisﾄﾅｫ - 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭-爨ｬ爨ｿ爨ｸ爨ｾ爨 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gini-Bisawu - 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢-犖ｶ犢亭ｷ犢犢 (Sinhala), Ginia Bisau - 繧ｮ繝九い繝ｻ繝薙し繧ｦ (Japanese), Ginibisau / Kinibisau - ｸｰ笈ｹぎ垈 (Korean), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ Bﾄｫsﾄ『 - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｨﾙ韓ｳﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gouinﾃｩa-Bisﾃ｡ou - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ-ﾎ慫ﾎｹﾏπｬﾎｿﾏ (Greek), Guinﾃｪ-Bissaou (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guinﾃｩ-Bissau (Min Nan, Portuguese), Guinﾃｩ-Bissau ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ ﾘｨﾛ鈷ｳﾘｧﾘｦﾙ (Persian), Guinea-Bissau (Alemannic, Aragonese, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish), Guinea Bissau (Acehnese), Guinea-Bissﾃ｡u (Asturian), Guinea-Bisau (Albanian), Guinee-Bissau (Afrikaans, Dutch), Guinﾃｩe-Bissau (French), Guineea-Bissau (Romanian), Guinia-Pisau (Inuktitut), Gvinea-Bisau - 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺-痺黛倔Γ痺雪Ε (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvinﾄ擁a-Bisaﾅｭ - ﾒ籍ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采-ﾐ帯毛ﾐｰﾑ (Belarusian), Gvineja Bisao - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾐｾ (Serbian), Gvineja-Bisao - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ-ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾐｾ (Macedonian), Gvineja Bisava (Latvian), Gvineya-Bisau - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ-ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gwinea-Bissau (Polish), Gwini-Bisau (Welsh), Hvineya-Bisau - ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ-ﾐ帯毛ﾐｰﾑ (Ukrainian), il-Guinea-Bissau (Maltese), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ Bﾇ尽hﾃo - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠樊ｯ皮ｴｹ / 蜃蜀莠壽ｯ疲ｯ皮ｻ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ Bﾇ尽uﾇ - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠樊ｯ皮ｴ｢ / 蜃蜀莠壽ｯ皮ｴ｢ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Khiniya-Wisaw (Quechua), Kini-Bitsao - 犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ-犧壟ｸｴ犧ｪ犹犧金ｸｲ (Thai), Qvineya Bisau (Azeri), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋壟ｮｾ牋ｵ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guyana Gaiana - 痺低ヰ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gaiana - 繧ｬ繧､繧｢繝 (Japanese), Gaiana / Kaiana - ｰ擽符ｘ (Korean), Gﾃiyﾃnﾃ - 闢倶ｺ樣ぅ / 逶紋ｺ夐ぅ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Gajﾄ］a (Latvian), Gajana (Lithuanian), Gﾄ【ﾄ］ﾄ - 瘡吟境瘧 (Amharic), Gayana - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｹﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Russian), Gayana - 犖憫ｶｺ犖ｱ犢 (Sinhala), Giana (Welsh), Giyana - ﾗ潰燮碩ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gouiﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), Guajana (Albanian), Guajaana (Estonian [former and alternate]), Guidheﾃna (Scots Gaelic), Guiana (Inuktitut, Portuguese), Guﾄｫyﾃnﾃ - 蝨ｭ莠樣ぅ / 蝨ｭ莠夐ぅ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gujﾃ｡na (Guaranﾃｭ), Gujana (Polish), Guy-a-na (Vietnamese), Guyana (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, Filipino/Tagalog, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), ﾄﾅｫyﾄ］ﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ異韓ｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Guyana - ﾚｯﾙ維鈷ｧﾙ (Persian), Guyﾄ］ﾄ - 爨伶･≒､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gvajana - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑ侑ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvajano (Esperanto), Gviana - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Haiana - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ紹ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), il-Guyana (Maltese), Kaiana - 犧≒ｸｲ犧｢犧ｭ犧ｲ犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Qayana (Azeri), Wayana (Aymara, Quechua), 牋歩ｮｯ牋ｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
Haiti Aitﾃｭ (Aragonese), Aﾃｯtﾃｭ - ﾎ耐観ﾎｮ (Greek), Aiti / Ait'i - 符擽恐 (Korean), Ayiti (Haitian Creole), Ayti (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), Haiti (Turkmen, Uzbek) Gaiti - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｸﾑひｸ (Chuvash, Kyrygz Russian, Tajik, Tatar), Ha-i-ti (Vietnamese), Haichi - 繝上う繝 (Japanese), Hﾇ司dﾃｬ - 豬ｷ蝨ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Haidhti (Scots Gaelic), Haisi / Haiti (Inuktitut), Haﾃｯti (Afrikaans, Dutch, French), Haiti (Albanian, Alemannic, Aromanian, Azeri, Central Bikolano, Bosnian, Breton, Cebuano, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lower Sorbian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Haiti - ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｫﾕｿﾕｫ (Armenian), Haiti - 痺ｰ痺雪倔Δ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Haitﾃｭ (Asturian, Catalan, Spanish), Haiti - ﾐ･ﾐｰﾐｸﾑひｸ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Haiti - ﾗ蕃碩燮俎‎ (Hebrew), Haiti - ﾙﾘｧﾘｦﾛ鈷ｪﾛ (Persian), Haitﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爭謂､､爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hai-ti - 狄ｧ狄狄ｲ狆金ｽ鐘ｽｲ狆 (Tibetan), Haitis (Lithuanian), Haito (Esperanto), Haitsi - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ毛ﾑ (Belarusian), Hayiti (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Hayiti - 犢犖ｺ犢亭ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Hayiti - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ林び (Ukrainian), Hﾄ【itﾄｫ - ﾙﾘｧﾙ韓ｪﾙ‎ (Arabic), Hei盪ｭﾄｫ - ﾞﾞｬﾞﾞｨﾞ奈ｩ (Dhivehi), Heti - 犹犧ｮ犧歩ｸｴ (Thai), il-Haiti (Maltese), 牋ｹ牘謂ｮ､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Holland Batavia (Latin variant), Beulanda (Acehnese), Gollandiya - ﾐ登ﾐｻﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Haliandyia - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Hﾃｩlﾃ｡n - 闕ｷ蜈ｰ / 闕ｷ陂ｭ (Mandarin Chinese), Hﾃ Lan (Vietnamese), Hoﾃ Lan (Vietnamese variant), Hﾅ粛ai盪盧 - 爨ｹ爭霞､ｲ爭謂､も､｡爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Holan (Filipino), Hﾃｴ-lﾃ｢n (Min Nan), Holand (Indonesian, Malay), Holﾄ］d - 瘉瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Holand - ﾗ蕃勉慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Holand - ﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Holand - ﾗ蕃蹟ｸﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Holanda (Albanian, Galician, Guaranﾃｭ, Portuguese, Spanish), Holanda - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧･犧ｱ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Archaic Thai), Holande (Latvian), Holandia - ﾕﾕｸﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Holandia - 痺ｰ痺昵壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Holandia (Polish), Holandija (Croatian), Holandija - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Holandiya - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Holando (Esperanto), Holandska (Lower Sorbian), Holandsko (Czech, Slovak), Holen盧講 - ﾞﾞｮﾞ材ｬﾞむｰﾞ退ｪ (Dhivehi), Honlaen - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧･犹≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Hollﾃ｢n (Frisian), Holland (Alemannic, Breton, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, German, Icelandic, Limburgish, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Swedish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Hollﾃ･nd (Austro-Bavarian), Hollanda (Turkish), Hollande (French), Hollandeu / Hollandﾅｭ - 凰梳糖 (Korean), Hollandia (Hungarian, Latin), Hollandiya - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｻﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Hollanti (Finnish), Hﾅｫlandﾄ - ﾙﾙ異ﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Hwaran - 剩梳/蜥瑚亊 (Korean alternate), l-Olanda (Maltese), Madalmaad (Estonian alternate), an ﾃ値aind (Scots Gaelic), Olanda (Acehnese variant, Aromanian, Filipino/Tagalog, Italian, Romanian), Olandaya - 犖歩ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｯ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Olande (Friulian), Olandija (Lithuanian), an Ollainn (Irish), yn Ollan (Manx), Ollanda (Romansh), Ollandﾃｭa - ﾎ湮ｻﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾅ畦ondﾄ） - 爬内ｦｲ爬ｨ爰財ｦｦ爬ｾ爬 (Bengali), Oranda - 繧ｪ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Ullanti (Inuktitut), Wilanda - 犧ｧ犧ｴ犧･犧ｱ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Archaic Thai), Urasuyu (Quechua), Walanda (Javanese, Sundanese), 牋亭ｮｲ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Note: Strictly speaking, Holland is only a part of the Netherlands, but the name is often used to refer to the whole country.
Holy See Agﾃｭa ﾃ嬰ra - ﾎ対ｳﾎｯﾎｱ ﾎ夷ｴﾏ∃ｱ (Greek), al-Kursﾄｫ al-Rasﾅｫlﾄｫ - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾘｳﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｱﾘｳﾙ異ﾙ‎ (Arabic), Apostoli Szentszﾃｩk (Hungarian), Aulki Santua (Basque), y Babaeth (Welsh), Banal na Luklukan (Filipino/Tagalog), a' Chathair Naomh (Scots Gaelic), Cminda Saqdari - 痺ｬ痺帋倔憮ン痺 痺｡痺雪Ι痺乍ヰ痺痺 (Georgian), Darya Moghadas - ﾘｯﾘｱﾛ鈷ｧ ﾙﾙぺｯﾘｳ (Persian), Den Hellige Stol (Danish, Norwegian), Ha'Kes Ha'Kadosh - ﾗ蕃嶼｡ ﾗ蕃ｧﾗ沌勉ｩ‎ (Hebrew), Heiliger Stuhl or Apostolischer Stuhl (German), Heilige Stoel (Dutch), Heliga Stolen (Swedish), Holﾄｫ Sﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爭金､ｲ爭 爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ijjurnaingniqtuq (Inuktitut), is-Santa Sede (Maltese), Jiﾃotﾃｭng - 謨吝ｻｷ (Mandarin Chinese), Kutsal Makam (Turkish), Pﾃ｡fagarﾃｰur (Icelandic), Papakanan Karavarutyun - ﾕ閑｡ﾕｺﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｿﾕ｡ﾕｼﾕ｡ﾕｾﾕ｡ﾖﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ or Mayr Ator - ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｵﾖ ﾔｱﾕｩﾕｸﾕｼ (Armenian), Papska drﾅｾava - ﾐ渙ｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｴﾑﾐｶﾐｰﾐｲﾐｰ or Sveta stolica - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｵﾑひｰ ﾑﾑひｾﾐｻﾐｸﾑﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Papskiy Prestol - ﾐ歛ﾐｿcﾐｺﾐｸﾐｹ ﾐ湲ﾐｵﾑﾑひｾﾐｻ or Papskoye Pravitelstvo - ﾐ渙ｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｾﾐｵ ﾐ殫aﾐｲﾐｸﾑＦﾐｻﾑ慶ﾑひｲo (Russian), Pﾃｼha Tool or Pﾃｼha Aujﾃ､rg (Estonian), Pyhﾃ､ istuin (Finnish), Saint-Siﾃｨge (French), Sancta Sedes (Latin), Santa Sﾃｩ (Asturian, Galician, Portuguese), Santa Sede (Italian, Spanish), Santa Seu (Aragonese), Selia e Shenjtﾃｫ (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Seongjwa / Sﾅ熟gjwa - ┳｢ (Korean), Sfﾃ｢ntul Scaun or Scaunul Apostolic (Romanian), Shitoza - 菴ｿ蠕貞ｺｧ (Japanese), Shuddhasanaya - 犢≒ｷ扉ｶｯ犢癌ｶｰ犢鐘ｷ犖ｱ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Stolica Apostolska (Polish), Svﾃ､tﾃ｡ stolica (Slovak), Svatﾃ｡ stolice (Czech alternate), Svatﾃｽ stolec (Czech), ﾅventasis Sostas (Lithuanian), Svﾄ鍍ais Krﾄ都ls (Latvian), Sveta Stolica (Croatian), Sveti sedeﾅｾ (Slovenian), Svyatiyshyi Prestol - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾑ肖び孟ｹﾑ威ｸﾐｹ ﾐ湲ﾐｵﾑﾑＰﾐｻ or Apostol's'ka Stolytsya - ﾐ籍ｿﾐｾﾑﾑひｾﾐｻﾑ袴ﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ｡ﾑひｾﾐｻﾐｸﾑﾑ (Ukrainian), Takhta Suci (Indonesian, Javanese), Tasa astul - ﾐ｢ﾐｰﾑﾐｰ ﾐｰﾑﾑびσｻ (Chuvash), Taxt-Tac (Azeri), Ukulu mtakatifu (Swahili), 牋ｹ牘金ｮｲ牋ｿ 牋壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Honduras Gonduras - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Russian), Handuras - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Belarusian), Hﾃｴn-ﾄ爽-rﾃ｡t (Vietnamese), Honduras (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Azeri, Bambara, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Hondﾃｹras (Scots Gaelic), Honduras - ﾕﾕｸﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｸﾖへﾕ｡ﾕｽ (Armenian), Hon盧講ras - 爨ｹ爭金､ｨ爭財､｡爭≒､ｰ爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Honduras - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Honduras - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Ukrainian), Hondﾅｫrﾄ《 - ﾙﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｱﾘｧﾘｳ‎ (Arabic), Honduras - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ沌勉ｨﾗ｡‎ (Hebrew), Hondﾅｫras (Lithuanian), Honduras - 犢犢憫ｶｱ犢癌ｶｩ犢扉ｶｻ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Honduras - ﾙﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｱﾘｧﾘｳ (Persian), Hondurasa (Latvian), Hondurasi (Albanian), Hondurasi - 痺ｰ痺昵憮ン痺｣痺痺雪Γ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ho盪-du-ra-si - 狄ｧ狄ｼ狄狆金ｽ隊ｽｴ狆金ｽ｢狆金ｽｦ狄ｲ狆 (Tibetan), Honduras - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｹ犧｣犧ｱ犧ｪ (Thai), Hondures (Asturian), Honduro (Esperanto), Hﾃｳngdﾅｫlﾄ《ﾄｫ - 豢ｪ驛ｽ諡画民 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Hﾃｳngdﾅｫlﾄ《ﾄｫ - 螳城ｽ諡画民 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Honjurasu - 繝帙Φ繧ｸ繝･繝ｩ繧ｹ (Japanese), Huniurasi (Inuktitut), il-Honduras (Maltese), Ondﾃｺra - ﾎ湮ｽﾎｴﾎｿﾏ済∃ｱ (Greek), Onduras (Aragonese, Filipino/Tagalog), Onduraseu / Ondurasﾅｭ - 乖草攵侃 (Korean), Unduras (Quechua), 牋ｹ牘金ｮ｣牘財ｮ游ｯ≒ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｸ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Hong Kong Chongk Kongk - ﾎｧﾎｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺ ﾎ墅ｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺ (Greek), Gonkong 窶 ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Russian), Hﾄ≪ｹg Kﾄ≪ｹg - 爨ｹ爨ｾ爨も､ 爨歩､ｾ爨も､ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hankong - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾒ (Belarusian), Hiong-kﾃ｡ng (Min Nan), Hong Cong (Scots Gaelic), Hong Kong (Acehnese, Albanian, Aragonese, Asturian, Bosnian, Breton, Catalan, Croatian, Filipino/Tagalog, French, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Turkish), Hong Kong - ﾕﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ ﾔｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ (Armenian), Hong Kong - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Bulgarian), Hﾅ肱ﾇｧ Kﾅ肱ﾇｧ - ﾙﾙ異ﾘｬ ﾙﾙ異ﾘｬ‎ (Arabic), Hong Kong - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ-ﾗｧﾗ勉ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Hong Kong / Hongk'ong - 剄ｽｩ (Korean), Hong Kong - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Macedonian, Serbian), Hong Kong - 犧ｮ犹謂ｸｭ犧犧≒ｸ (Thai), H盻渡g Kﾃｴng (Vietnamese), Hong Kong - 犢犢憫ｶもｶ壟ｷ憫ｶ (Sinhala), Hong Kong - ﾙﾙﾚｯ ﾚｩﾙﾚｯ (Persian), Hongkong (Afrikaans, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino/Tagalog variant, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Swedish), Hongkonga (Latvian), Hong-Kongi - 痺ｰ痺昵憮ヲ-痺吼昵憮ヲ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Honguecongue or Hongue Congue (Portuguese variant), Honkon - 鬥呎ｸｯ (Japanese), Honkong - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Ukrainian), Honkongas (Lithuanian), Honq Konq (Azeri), Hung Kung (Inuktitut), Xianggang - 鬥呎ｸｯ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), ﾅｹa盪-ka盪 - 狄樅ｽ狆金ｽ狄狆金ｼ (Tibetan), 牋ｹ牋ｾ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｾ牋吭ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Hungary al-Maﾇｧar - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｬﾘｱ‎ (Arabic), Hangﾄ〉i - 瘉瘧甫結瘉ｪ (Amharic), Ha盪garﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爨も､伶､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hangarﾄｫ - 繝上Φ繧ｬ繝ｪ繝ｼ (Japanese), Hangarii (Inuktitut), Hangeriyawa - 犢犖もｶ憫ｷ壟ｶｻ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Hangkari - 犧ｮ犧ｱ犧犧≒ｸｲ犧｣犧ｵ (Thai), Heonggari / Hﾅ熟ggari - 理ｰｦｬ (Korean), Hongaria (Acehnese), Hongaria or Hungaria (Indonesian), Hongarije (Dutch), Hongarye (Afrikaans), Hongria (Catalan), Hongrie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Hung-ga-ri (Vietnamese), Hungaria - ﾕﾕｸﾖぷｶﾕ｣ﾕ｡ﾖﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Hungaria (Albanian, Basque, Latin), Hungario (Esperanto), Hungariya - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Hungorska (Lower Sorbian), Hungrﾃｭa (Asturian, Spanish), Hungria (Portuguese), Hungriya (Central Bikolano), Hungyria (Guaranﾃｭ), Hwngari (Welsh), l-Ungerija (Maltese), Macaristan (Turkish), Macarﾄｱstan (Azeri), Maﾄ疎rska (Croatian), Maﾄ疎rska - ﾐ慴ｰﾑ漬ｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Maﾄ渋rsko (Czech, Slovak), Madﾅｾarska (Slovene), Magyar-kok (Min Nan), Magyarorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Majarestan - ﾙﾘｬﾘｧﾘｱﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Persian), Majyarﾅｭ or Wenggﾅｭriya - ｧ溢汕･ｴ or 嵜ｷｸｦｬ幣 (North Korean alternate), Ongrﾃｭa (Aragonese), Uhorshchyna - ﾐ｣ﾐｳﾐｾﾑﾑ禍ｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), an Ungﾃ｡ir (Irish), an Ungair (Scots Gaelic), Ungari (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Ungarﾃｭa - ﾎ渮ﾎｳﾎｳﾎｱﾏ∃ｯﾎｱ (Greek), Ungaria (Romanian, Romansh), Ungﾄ〉ija (Latvian), Ungarija - ﾐ｣ﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Ungariya - ﾐ｣ﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Ungarn (Alemannic, Danish, Faroese, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian), Ungern (Swedish), Ungern - ﾗ碩勉ﾗ潰｢ﾗｨﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Ungheria (Italian), Ungreti - 痺｣痺憮ヲ痺痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Unggriya (Filipino/Tagalog), Ungverjaland (Icelandic), Unkari (Finnish), Unriya (Quechua), Vengrija (Lithuanian), Vengriya - ﾐ漬ｵﾐｽﾐｳﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Vuhorshchyna - ﾐ柘σｳﾐｾﾑﾑ尉ﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Wﾄ冏ry (Polish), Xiﾅ肱gyﾃ｡lﾃｬ - 蛹育甥蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese), 牋牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ牋ｰ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
Iceland Ai-xﾆ｡-len (Vietnamese), Aiseullandeu / Aisﾅｭllandﾅｭ - 符擽堪梳糖 (Korean), Aisilantu (Inuktitut), Aisland (Bambara), Aislaen - 犹犧ｭ犧金ｹ呉ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), ﾄislai盪盧 - 爨爨爨ｸ爨ｲ爭謂､も､｡ (Hindi), ﾄislai盪盧 - 爨爨爨ｸ爭財､ｲ爭謂､ｨ爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), Aisurando - 繧｢繧､繧ｹ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), an ﾃ腔slainn (Irish), ﾊｾﾄyislandﾄ - ﾘ｢ﾙ韓ｳﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Ayislanthaya - 犖犖ｺ犢亭ｷ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), 窶僊yslﾄ］d - 瘧瘠ｭ瘉ｵ瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Island - ﾗ碩燮｡ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Bﾄｫngdﾇ姉 - 蜀ｰ蟲ｶ / 蜀ｰ蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Gwlad yr Iﾃ｢ (Welsh), l-Iﾅｼlanda (Maltese), Iceland - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｳﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), IJsland (Dutch), Innis Tﾃｬle (Scots Gaelic), Island (Alemannic, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Slovak, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), ﾃ行land (Faroese, Icelandic), Island - ﾐ佯ﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴ (Macedonian, Serbian), Island - ﾗ碩燮｡ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Islanda (Albanian, Aromanian, Italian, Romanian, Romansh), Islande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), ﾄｪslande (Latvian), Islandia (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Latin, Polish, Spanish), Islandia - ﾔｻﾕｽﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Islﾃndia (Catalan), Islandia - 痺倔Γ痺壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Islandﾃｭa - ﾎ厮πｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Islﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Islandija (Lithuanian, Slovene), ﾄｰslandiya (Azeri), Islandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Islandiya - ﾐ歪ﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Islandiya - ﾐcﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Islando (Esperanto), Islandska (Lower Sorbian), Islandya (Quechua), Islanti (Finnish), Iylanda (Guaranﾃｭ), Izland (Hungarian), ﾄｰzlanda (Turkish), Ysland (Afrikaans), 牋説ｮｸ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
India 蘯､n ﾄ雪ｻ (Vietnamese), Bhﾄ〉ﾃｴt - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爰ｰ爬､ (Assamese), Bhﾄ〉ot - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬､ (Bengali), Bharﾃｴt/Indiyﾄ - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬､ / ｯ場ｯ溲ｯ隷ｯ､ｯ語ｯ･ (Meitei), Bharot/Siﾃｱﾃｴt - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭金､､爭 / 盂･盂､盂ｧ盂壯ｱ (Santali), Bhﾄ〉at - 爼ｭ爼ｾ爼ｰ爼､ (Gujarati), Bhﾄ〉at - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ (Bodo, Dogri, Hindi, Konkani, Maithili, Marathi, Nepali), Bhﾄ〉at - 爲ｭ爲ｾ爲ｰ爲､ (Punjabi), Bhﾄ〉at - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ / ﾚﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪ (Sindhi), ﾙ毅harat/Hindustan - ﾛﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ/ﾘｨﾚｾﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪ (Urdu), Bhﾄ〉ata - 犂ｭ犂ｾ犂ｰ犂､ (Kannada), Bhﾄ〉ata/Hindﾅｫstﾄ］ - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ / 漕ｨ漕ｳ漕ｫ漕 / ﾘｨﾚｾﾘｱﾘｪ / ﾛﾙ拙ﾘｯﾙ畏ｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Kashmiri), Bhﾄ〉ata - 牀ｭ牀ｾ牀ｰ牀､ (Oriya), Bhﾄ〉ata - 牴ｭ牴ｾ牴ｰ牴､ (Telugu), Bhﾄ〉atam - 犇ｭ犇ｾ犇ｰ犇､犇 (Malayalam), Bhﾄ〉atam - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Bhﾄ〉ataya - 犖ｷ犢鐘ｶｻ犖ｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Bhﾄ〉atham - 牋ｪ牋ｾ牋ｰ牋､牋ｮ牘 (Tamil), Ende (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Enetheg - ﾐｭﾐｽﾑ采びﾑ災ｳ (Mongolian), Hend - 瘉瘧甫況 (Amharic), al-Hind - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), Hend / Hendustﾄ］ (Persian), Hindia / India (Indonesian, Malay), Hindio / Barato (Esperanto), Hindistan (Azeri, Turkish), Hndkastan - ﾕﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Hodu - ﾗ蕃勉沌‎ (Hebrew), l-Indja (Maltese), ﾃ系-tﾅ栽 (Min Nan), Inde (French), India (Albanian, Dutch, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Indﾃｭa - ﾎ厥ｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), an India (Irish), ﾃ肱dia (Portuguese), Indiﾃｫ (Afrikaans), Indie (Alemannic, Czech, Polish), Indien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Indija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Indija - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Indiska (Lower Sorbian), Indiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Indiya - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Indiya - ﾐﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Indland (Icelandic), Indo - 繧､繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Indo - 攤巡 (Korean), Indoeti - 痺倔憮ン痺昵ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Indya (Aymara, Quechua), Indye - ﾗ碩燮ﾗ沌燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Intia (Finnish, Inuktitut), l'ﾃ肱dia (Catalan), na h-Innseachan or na h-Innsean (Scots Gaelic), Xindeﾄｫy - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧吭ｹ犧扉ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Yﾃｬndﾃｹ - 蜊ｰ蠎ｦ (Chinese), Jagariin Oron - ﾐ孟ｰﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾑ巾ｽ ﾐｾﾑﾐｾﾐｽ (Mongolian), xingu'e / .indias. (Lojban)
Indonesia bidgu'e (Lojban), Endonﾃｨsie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Endonezya (Turkish), l-Indoneﾅｼja (Maltese), In-ﾄ妥ｴ-nﾃｪ-xi-a (Vietnamese), Indoneshiyﾄ - 爨爨も､｡爭金､ｨ爭爨ｶ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Indonashia - ﾘｧﾙﾚ異異ﾛ鈷ｴﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu), Indoneesia (Estonian), Indoneesiﾃ､ (Vﾃｵro), Indoneshia - 繧､繝ｳ繝峨ロ繧ｷ繧｢ (Japanese), Indﾃｴnﾃｨsia (Acehnese), Indonesia (Aragonese, Asturian, Banyumasan, Faroese, Finnish, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Romansh, Spanish), Indﾃｳnesﾃｭa (Icelandic), an Innd-Innse (Scots Gaelic), Indonesia - 攤巡└亨符 (Korean), Indonﾃｩsia (Portuguese), Indonesya (Filipino/Tagalog), Indonesie (Alemannic), Indonesiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Indonﾃｩsie (Czech, French), Indonesien (Danish, German, Swedish), Indonezia - ﾔｻﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｸﾕｶﾕ･ﾕｦﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Indonezia (Albanian, Aromanian, Romanian), Indonezia - 痺倔憮ン痺昵憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Indonezia - ﾗ碩燮ﾗ沌勉ﾗ儲燮‎ (Hebrew), Indonﾃｩzia (Hungarian, Slovak), Indonezija (Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Indonﾄ奴ija (Latvian), Indonezija - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Indonezio (Esperanto), ﾄｰndoneziya (Azeri), Indoneziya - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Bashkir, Bulgarian, Russian), Indoneziya - ﾐﾐｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Indonezja (Polish), Indonisﾃｭa - ﾎ厥ｽﾎｴﾎｿﾎｽﾎｷﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Indonisia - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧吭ｹもｸ扉ｸ吭ｸｵ犹犧金ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Indﾅｫnﾄｫsiyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾙﾘｯﾙ異ﾙ韓ｳﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Indunisiyawa - 犖霞ｶｱ犢癌ｶｯ犢扉ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Indunisya (Quechua), ﾃ系-nﾃｮ (Min Nan), Intunasia (Inuktitut), Yﾃｬndﾃｹnﾃｬxﾄｫyﾃ / Yﾃｬnnﾃｬ - 蜊ｰ蠎ｦ蟆ｼ隘ｿ莠 / 蜊ｰ蟆ｼ (Chinese), 牋牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘金ｮｩ牘牋壟ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Iran ﾃ詠an (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Fﾄ〉s - 瘢吟渥瘉ｵ (Amharic), l-Iran (Maltese), I-ran (Vietnamese), Iorﾃn (Scots Gaelic), Irﾃ｣ (Brazilian Portuguese), Iraan (Estonian, Inuktitut, Vﾃｵro), Iran (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Alemannic, Catalan, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Quechua, Romanian, Romansh, Slovene, Swedish, Welsh), Irﾃ｡n (Hungarian), ﾄｪrﾄ］ - ﾘ･ﾙ韓ｱﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic, Persian), Irﾃ｡n (Aragonese, Asturian, Guaranﾃｭ, Slovak, Spanish), Iran - ﾔｻﾖﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), ﾄｰran (Azeri, Turkish), Iran - ﾐﾑﾐｰﾐｽ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Iran - ﾐ佯ﾐｰﾐｽ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), ﾃ荒ﾃ｡n (Czech), Irﾃ｡n - ﾎ厮∃ｬﾎｽ (Greek), Iran - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ‎ (Hebrew), ﾄｪrﾄ］ - 爨謂､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), ﾃ荒an (Icelandic), Iran - 繧､繝ｩ繝ｳ (Japanese), Iran - 擽梳 (Korean), ﾃ屍an (Kurdish), Iran - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧ｫ犧｣犹謂ｸｲ犧 (Thai), Irﾄ］ - ﾘｧﾙ韓ｱﾘｧﾙ (Urdu), Irﾄ］a (Latvian), Iranas (Lithuanian), Iranaya - 犖霞ｶｻ犢鐘ｶｱ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Irani - 痺倔Β痺雪憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Irano (Esperanto), Irﾃ｣o (Portuguese), Yﾄｫlﾇ始g - 莨頑恬 (Mandarin Chinese), 牋謂ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), Iran - 爬爬ｰ爬ｾ爬ｨ (Bengali)

Formerly known as Fﾄ〉as - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨ｸ (Hindi), il-Persja (Maltese), Paras - ﾗ､ﾗｨﾗ｡‎ (Hebrew; Biblical Hebrew), Paroshyo - 爬ｪ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬ｸ爰財ｦｯ (Bengali), Parsiyaway - 犖ｴ犖ｻ犢癌ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Peirse (Scots Gaelic), P'ereusia / P'erﾅｭsia - 侍･ｴ亨符 (Korean), Pers (Turkish), Perse (French), Perﾌ痴eﾄｫy - 犹犧巵ｸｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ犧金ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Persia/Parskastan - ﾕ閑｡ﾖﾕｽﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Persia (Finnish, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Pﾃｩrsia (Portuguese), Persﾃｭa - ﾎﾎｵﾏﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Persie (Czech), Persien (Danish, German, Swedish), Persija - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Persija - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Persiya - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Persja (Polish), Perzia (Slovak), Perziﾃｫ (Dutch), Perzija (Croatian), Perzsa (Hungarian), Perushia - 繝壹Ν繧ｷ繧｢ (Japanese), Sparseti - 痺｡痺榱ヰ痺痺｡痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian)

Iraq al-Irﾄ〈 - ﾘｧﾙﾘｹﾘｱﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), Eraqi - 痺批Β痺雪Ι痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), l-Iraq (Maltese), I-r蘯ｯc (Vietnamese), I-la窶兮-kho - 狄｡狄ｲ狆金ｽ｣狄狆金ｽ≒ｽｼ狆 (Tibetan), Iorﾃc (Scots Gaelic), Iraak (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Iraaq (Inuktitut), Irac (Aromanian, Romansh, Welsh), Irak (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Alemannic, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish variant, Swedish, Turkish), Irak - ﾐﾑﾐｰﾐｺ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Irak - ﾐ湾aﾐｺ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Irﾃ｡k (Czech), Irﾃ｡k - ﾎ厮∃ｬﾎｺ (Greek), Irak - ﾗ｢ﾗ燮ｨﾗ碩ｧ‎ (Hebrew), ﾃ荒ak (Icelandic), Irak - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧｣犧ｱ犧 (Thai), Irﾄ〔a (Latvian), Irakas (Lithuanian), Irakaya - 犖霞ｶｻ犢鐘ｶ壟ｶｺ (Sinhala), Irakeu / Irak'ﾅｭ - 擽攵〓 (Korean), Irako (Esperanto), Iraku (Albanian), Iraku - 繧､繝ｩ繧ｯ (Japanese), Iraq (Aragonese, Asturian, Central Bikolano, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, Italian, Kurdish, Malay, Min Nan, Quechua, Spanish), Iraq - ﾔｻﾖﾕ｡ﾖ (Armenian), ﾄｰraq (Azeri), Irﾄ〈 - ﾘｹﾘｱﾘｧﾙ (Persian, Urdu), Iraq - 爨爨ｰ爨ｾ爨歩､ｼ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Iraque (Portuguese), Iraquia (Latin), 牋謂ｮｰ牋ｾ牋歩ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), Mesopotamia (Latin variant), Yﾃｬlﾄ〔ﾃｨ - 莨頑級蜈 (Mandarin Chinese)

Formerly known as Aram Naharayim - ﾗ碩ｨﾗ ﾗﾗ蕃ｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Mﾄ嬖suﾇ鍛ﾃｹdﾃ｡mﾇ笥ﾃ - 鄒守ｴ｢荳埼＃邀ｳ莠 / 鄒守ｴ｢荳崎ｾｾ邀ｳ莠 (Mandarin Chinese) Mesopotamia (Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Mesopotﾃ｢mia (Portuguese), Mesopotamia - 繝｡繧ｽ繝昴ち繝溘い (Japanese), Mesopotamia - ｩ肥醐小ムｯｸ符 (Korean), Mesopotamﾃｭa - ﾎ慚ｵﾏπｿﾏﾎｿﾏﾎｱﾎｼﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Mﾃｩsopotamie (French), Mesopotamiﾃｫ (Dutch), Mesopotamien (Danish, German, Swedish), Mesopotamiya - ﾐ慴ｵﾑﾐｾﾐｿﾐｾﾑひｰﾐｼﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Mesopotamya (Filipino/Tagalog), Mesopo盪ｭﾄ［iyﾄ - 爨ｮ爭爨ｸ爭金､ｪ爭金､游､ｾ爨ｮ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Mesﾌopotemeﾄｫy - 犹犧｡犹もｸｪ犹もｸ巵ｹ犧歩ｹ犧｡犧ｵ犧｢ (Thai), Mezopotamia (Polish), Mezopotﾃ｡mia (Hungarian), Mezopotﾃ｡mie (Czech), Mezopotamya (Turkish), Meﾅｾyrichchya - ﾐ慴ｵﾐｶﾐｸﾑﾑ毛ﾑﾑ (Ukrainian)
Note: The term Mesopotamia normally applies to a larger historical area.

Ireland Ai-len (Vietnamese), Aialan (Tok Pisin), ﾃi窶卞孑lﾃ｡n - 諢帷粟陂ｭ / 辷ｱ蟆泌ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Aillaendeu / Aillaendﾅｭ - 符攵棡糖 (Korean), Airija (Lithuanian), Airilanti (Inuktitut), Ailaen - 犹犧ｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Airurando - 繧｢繧､繝ｫ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), ﾄyarlai盪盧 - 爨爨ｯ爨ｰ爨ｲ爭謂､も､｡ (Hindi), ﾄyarlai盪盧 - 爨爨ｯ爨ｰ爭財､ｲ爭謂､ｨ爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), 窶僊yarlﾄ］d - 瘧瘠ｨ瘉ｭ瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Ayarlanthaya - 犖犖ｺ犖ｻ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), ﾊｾAyirlandﾄ - ﾘ｣ﾙ韓ｱﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), ﾃ永re (Irish, Min Nan), Eire (Portuguese variant), ﾃirinn (Scots Gaelic), Hibernia (Latin variant), l-Irlanda (Maltese), Ierland (Afrikaans, Dutch), Iirimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Ilanda (Quechua), Ilandia (Guaranﾃｭ), ﾄｪrija (Latvian), Irlﾃ｣nd (Austro-Bavarian), Irland (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Swedish), ﾃ荒land (Faroese, Icelandic), Irland - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Irland - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Irland - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Irlanda (Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Catalan, Filipino/Tagalog, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), ﾄｰrlanda (Turkish), Irlande (French), Irlandia (Acehnese, Indonesian, Latin, Polish), Irlandia - ﾔｻﾕｼﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Irlandia - 痺倔Β痺壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Irlandﾃｭa - ﾎ厮∃ｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾄｰrlandiya (Azeri), Irlandiya - ﾐ湾ﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Irlandiya - ﾐpﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Irlando (Esperanto), Irlanti (Finnish), Irliandyia - ﾐﾑﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), ﾃ荒orszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Irska (Croatian, Lower Sorbian, Slovene), Irska - ﾐ佯ﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Irsko (Czech), ﾃ荒sko (Slovak), Iwerddon (Welsh), 牋牋ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

Note: The name Ireland can refer either to the independent state otherwise known as the Republic of Ireland or the island which consists of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (the latter being part of the UK).

Israel 窶僞srﾄ≫凖ｩl - 瘧･瘉ｵ瘉ｫ瘧､瘉 (Amharic), Iisrael (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Iosrael (Scots Gaelic), ﾃ-sek-liaﾌ衡-kok (Min Nan), Iseurael / Isﾅｭraﾃｫl - 擽侃攵利 (Korean), Istrelam - 爨爨ｸ爭財､ｰ爭爨ｲ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Ishrayel - 犖癌ｷ≒ｷ癌ｶｻ犢鐘ｶｺ犢吭ｶｽ犢 (Sinhala), Isiraali (Inuktitut), Israel (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Austro-Bavarian, Central Bikolano, Danish, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Malay, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Swedish, Welsh), Israﾃｫl (Afrikaans variant, Dutch, French), ﾃ行rael (Faroese, Icelandic), Israel - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧ｪ犧｣犧ｲ犹犧ｭ犧･ (Thai), Israele (Italian), Israeli - 痺倔Γ痺痺雪ヴ痺壯 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Israelo (Esperanto), Isrﾄ'ﾄｫl - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾘｱﾘｧﾘｦﾙ館‎ (Arabic, Urdu), ﾄｰsrail (Azeri, Turkish), Isrﾄ'ﾄｫl - ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｱﾘｧﾘｦﾙ館 (Persian), Isrﾄ（l - 爨爨憫､ｼ爨ｰ爨ｾ爨爨ｲ (Hindi), Israﾃｭl - ﾎ厮ρ∃ｱﾎｮﾎｻ (Greek), Israyel - ﾔｻﾕｽﾖﾕ｡ﾕｵﾕ･ﾕｬ (Armenian), Israyﾃｨl (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Israyil (Quechua), Isuraeru - 繧､繧ｹ繝ｩ繧ｨ繝ｫ (Japanese), Ix-ra-en (Vietnamese), Izrael (Albanian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene), Izrael - ﾐ侑ｷﾑﾐｰﾐｵﾐｻ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Iﾅｼrael (Maltese), Izraﾄ斗a (Latvian), Izraelis (Lithuanian), Izrail窶ｲ - ﾐﾐｷﾑﾐｰﾑ孟ｻﾑ (Belarusian), Izrail - ﾐ侑ｷpaﾐｸﾐｻﾑ (Russian), Izrayil' - ﾐﾐｷpaﾑ厘ｻﾑ (Ukrainian), Yﾇ尽ﾃｨliﾃｨ - 莉･濶ｲ蛻 (Mandarin Chinese), Yisrael - ﾗ燮ｩﾗｨﾗ碩‎ (Hebrew), Yisroel - ﾗ燮ｩﾗべｨﾗ碩‎ (Yiddish), 牋牋壟ｯ≒ｮｰ牘牋ｲ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Isle of Man Aisle of Man nutome (Ewe), ﾄ雪ｺ｣o Man (Vietnamese), Eiland Man (Afrikaans), Eilean Mhanainn (Scots Gaelic), Ellan Vannin (Galician), Enez Vanav - Manav (Breton), ﾇｦazﾄｫrah Mﾄ］ - ﾘｬﾘｲﾙ韓ｱﾘｩ ﾙﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), i-Isle of Man (Zulu), Ila de Man (Arpitan), ﾃ四e dﾃｩ Man (Narom), ﾃ四e de Man - Man (ﾃ四e) (French), Ilha de Man (Portuguese), Illa de Man (Catalan, Galician, Occitan), Insel Man (German), Insla da Man (Romansh), Insula Man - Insulele Man (Romanian), Ishulli i Manit or Ishulli Man (Albanian), Isla de Man (Spanish), Isla han Man (Waray), Isle o Mann (Scots), Isle of Man (Danish, Swedish), Islla de Man (Asturian), Isola di Man (Italian), Kea Mﾃｦn - 犹犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犹≒ｸ｡犧 (Thai), Maenseom - ｧｨ ┏/ｧｨ┏ (Korean), Man (Dutch, Norwegian), Man Adasﾄｱ (Azeri, Turkish), Mﾃn Dﾇ姉 or Yﾄｫngguﾃｳ Shﾇ播ﾃｬ Mﾃn Dﾇ姉 - 譖ｼ蟯 / 譖ｼ蟲ｶ or 闍ｱ蝗ｽ螻槫慍譖ｼ蟯 (Chinese), Man Shima - 繝槭Φ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Man sziget (Hungarian), Man uhartea (Basque), Mani saar (Estonian), Manksinsulo (Esperanto), Mansaari (Finnish), Meino sala - Meno sala (Lithuanian), Men / Ostriv Men - ﾐ慴ｵﾐｽ / ﾐ樮ﾑびﾑ孟ｲ ﾐ慴ｵﾐｽ (Ukrainian), Men, o-v / Ostrov Men - ﾐ慯災ｽ, ﾐｾ-ﾐｲ / ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲ ﾐ慯災ｽ (Russian), Mena (Latvian), Mﾃｶn (Icelandic), Monapia (Latin), Motu Mani (Tonga), Nﾃｭsﾎｿs Man - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾏ ﾎ慚ｱﾎｽ (Greek), Oileﾃ｡n Mhanann (Irish), Ostrov Man (Czech, Slovak, Bosnian), Otok Man (Croatian, Slovenian), Pulo ng Man (Filipino/Tagalog), Pulau Man (Indonesian), Wyspa Man (Polish), Ynys Manaw (Welsh, Cornish), ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑびﾐｰﾑ ﾐ慯災ｽ[ romanization needed] (Belarusian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｲﾐｾ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ - ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｲﾐｾ ﾐｧﾐｾﾐｲﾐｵﾐｺﾐｰ[ romanization needed] (Serbian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ[ romanization needed] (Bulgarian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｾﾑ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ[ romanization needed] (Macedonian), 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯 痺帋ヴ痺憮 - 痺帋ヰ痺憮倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯[ romanization needed] (Georgian), Hai Man - ﾗ蕃碩 ﾗ槞碩‎/ﾗ蕃碩 ﾗ槞‎ (Hebrew), ﾘ｢ﾘｦﾙ ﾘ｢ﾙ ﾙﾛ雇[ romanization needed] (Urdu), ﾘｬﾘｲﾛ鈷ｱﾙﾙ ﾙﾙ[ romanization needed] (Persian), 爨爨爨憫･財､ｲ爭 爨爨ｫ爭 爨ｮ爭財､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ[ romanization needed] (Nepali), ﾄil ﾅ術h Main - 爨爨爨ｲ 爨隊､ｫ 爨ｮ爭謂､ｨ (Hindi), 爨爨ｸ爭財､ｲ爭 爨隊､ｫ爭 爨ｮ爭爨ｨ爭[ romanization needed] (Marathi, Sanskrit), 爬ｮ爰財ｦｯ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｦ爰財ｦｬ爰爬ｪ[ romanization needed] (Bengali), 爼爼ｸ爿財ｪｲ爿 爼内ｪｫ 爼ｮ爿爼ｨ[ romanization needed] (Gujarati), 牀牀牀ｲ牆 牀牀ｫ牆 牀ｮ牆謂ｬｨ牆[ romanization needed] (Oriya), 牋説ｮｲ牘 牋牋牋ｪ牘 牋ｮ牘牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), 牴説ｰｲ牾 牴牴ｫ牾 牴ｮ牴ｾ牴ｨ牾[ romanization needed] (Telugu), 犂説ｲｲ犁 犂犂ｫ犁 犂ｮ犁財ｲｯ犂ｾ犂ｨ犁[ romanization needed] (Kannada), 犇説ｴｲ犒坂 犇内ｴｫ犒 犇ｮ犇ｾ犇ｨ犒坂[ romanization needed] (Malayalam), 瘧瘠ｭ瘉 瘧ｦ瘢 瘉帋兜[ romanization needed] (Amharic)
Italy an Eadailt (Scots Gaelic), an Iodﾃ｡il (Irish), ﾃ液alie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), l-Italja (Maltese), Itaalia (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Itali (Acehnese, Malay), Itali - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧歩ｸｲ犧･犧ｵ (Thai), I盪ｭalﾄｫ - 爨爨游､ｲ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Italia (Albanian, Aragonese, Arbﾃｫresh, Aromanian, Asturian, Basque, Faroese, Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), Italia - ﾔｻﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Italia - 痺倔Δ痺雪壯倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Itﾃlia (Catalan, Occitan, Sardinian), Italﾃｭa - ﾎ厮ﾎｱﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek, Griko), Itﾃ｡lia (Guaranﾃｭ, Portuguese), ﾃ衡alﾃｭa (Icelandic), Italia / Italii (Inuktitut), Italia - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｪﾘｧﾙﾛ鈷ｧ (Persian), Italiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Italie (Alemannic, French, Friulian), Itﾃ｡lie (Czech), Italien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Italija (Croatian, Lithuanian, Molise Croatian, Slovene), Itﾄ〕ija (Latvian), Italija - ﾐ佯ひｰﾐｻﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Italio (Esperanto), ﾄｪ盪ｭﾄ〕iya - ﾘ･ﾙ韓ｷﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Italiya (Aymara), ﾄｰtaliya (Azeri), Italiya - ﾐ佯Ｂﾐｻﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Italiya - ﾐﾑＢﾐｻﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Italiya - ﾗ碩燮俎慵燮‎ (Hebrew), Italiya - 犖霞ｶｭ犢鐘ｶｽ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Itallia / It'allia - 擽ヨｦｬ符 or Itaeri / It'aeri - 擽罹ｦｬ(莨雁､ｪ蛻ｩ) (Korean), Italska (Lower Sorbian), Italya (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), ﾄｰtalya (Turkish), Italye - ﾗ碩燮俎蹟ｷﾗ慵燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Itaria - 繧､繧ｿ繝ｪ繧｢ (Japanese), Olaszorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Talia (Ladin), Taliansko (Slovak), 盪ｬﾄ〕yﾄ］ - 瘡｣瘉冴境瘧 (Amharic), WﾅＰchy (Polish), ﾃ (Vietnamese), Yﾃｬdﾃlﾃｬ - 鄒ｩ螟ｧ蛻ｩ / 荵牙､ｧ蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Yﾃｬdﾃlﾃｬ - 諢丞､ｧ蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), yr Eidal (Welsh), 牋牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｾ牋ｲ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

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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, "Afeganistﾃ｣o (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 - ﾗ蹟ｷﾗｨﾗ潰｢ﾗﾗ俎燮ﾗ｢‎ (Yiddish)", and alphabetize it in the list by the Romanized form.

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English name Names in different languages
Democratic Republic of the Congo C盻冢g hﾃｲa Dﾃ｢n ch盻ｧ Cﾃｴng-gﾃｴ (Vietnamese), Demakratyﾄ肱aja Respublika Konha - ﾐ飯災ｼﾐｰﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑび錦ﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾑ采ﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰ (Belarusian), Demokratia Respubliko Kongo (Esperanto), Demokratiﾄ稿skaja Respublika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Russian), Demokratickﾃ｡ republika Kongo (Czech), Demokratiﾄ肱a republika Kongo (Slovene), Demokratiﾄ肱a republika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾑﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Bulgarian), Demokratiese Republiek die Kongo (Afrikaans), Demokratik Kongo Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Demokratikong Republika ng Konggo (Filipino/Tagalog), Demokratische Republiek Congo (Dutch), Demokratische Republik Kongo (German), Demokratiske Republik Congo (Danish), Demokratska Republika Kongo (Bosnian, Croatian), Demokratska Republika Kongo - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑびﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Macedonian, Serbian), Demokratyﾄ肱a Respublika Konho - ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Ukrainian), Demokratyczna Republika Konga (Polish), Den demokratiske republikken Congo (Norwegian), Gﾄ］gguﾇ Mﾃｭnzhﾇ Gﾃｲnghﾃｩguﾃｳ - 蜑帶棡豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟恚 / 蛻壽棡豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Chinese), Gﾃｴnﾃｴtantrik Kﾃｴ盪go Prﾃｴjatﾃｴntr - 爬伶ｦ｣爬､爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦ､爰財ｦｰ爬ｿ爬 爬歩ｦ吭ｧ財ｦ伶ｧ 爬ｪ爰財ｦｰ爬憫ｦｾ爬､爬ｨ爰財ｦ､爰財ｦｰ (Bengali), ﾇｦumhﾅｫrﾄｫyﾄ》u al-Kﾅｫnﾄ｡ﾅｫ ad-Dﾄｫmuqrﾄ》ﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾙ異ﾘｺﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙ館ﾙぺｱﾘｧﾘｷﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic) Ha'Republika Ha'Demokratit shel Kongo - ﾗ蕃ｨﾗ､ﾗ勉泰慵燮ｧﾗ ﾗ蕃沌槞勉ｧﾗｨﾗ俎燮ｪ ﾗｩﾗ ﾗｧﾗ勉ﾗ潰‎ (Hebrew), Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Kongo (Swahili), Jomhuri-ye Demokrﾃ｢tik-e Kongo - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾛ ﾘｯﾙﾙ移ｩﾘｱﾘｧﾘｪﾛ顧ｩ ﾚｩﾙﾚｯﾙ遺 (Persian), Jumhuriyi Demokratiyi Kongo - ﾒｶﾑσｼﾒｳﾑτﾐｸﾐｸ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾐｸ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ (Tajik), Kﾄ≪ｹgo Lokatﾄ］trika Ga盪arﾄ）ya - 爨歩､ｾ爨吭･財､伶･ 爨ｲ爭金､歩､､爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､､爭財､ｰ爨ｿ爨 爨伶､｣爨ｰ爨ｾ爨憫･財､ｯ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Konggo Minju Gonghwaguk - ｽｩｳ ｯｼ｣ｼ ｳｵ剩ｵｭ (Korean), Kongo Demokraatlik Vabariik (Estonian), Kongo Demokratik Respublikasi (Uzbek), Kongo Demokratinﾄ Respublika (Lithuanian), Kongo Demokrﾄ》iskﾄ Republika (Latvian), Kongo Demokratﾃｯyalﾄｱq Respwblﾃｯkasﾄｱ - ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑ紹ｻﾑ斤 ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾑﾑ (Kazakh), Kongo-Kinshasa (Swedish), Kongo Minshu Kyﾅ購akoku - 繧ｳ繝ｳ繧ｴ豌台ｸｻ蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Japanese), Kongﾃｳi Demokratikus Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Kongon demokraattinen tasavalta (Finnish), 盧ｲongos Demo盧ｳra盪ｭiuli Res盪蓉bli盧ｳa - 痺吼昵憮ヲ痺昵Γ 痺乍ヴ痺帋昵吼Β痺雪Δ痺倔Ε痺壯 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Georgian), Kongoyi Demokratakan Hanrapetutﾊｿyun - ﾔｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ﾕｸﾕｵﾕｫ ﾔｴﾕ･ﾕｴﾕｸﾕｯﾖﾕ｡ﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｶﾖﾕ｡ﾕｺﾕ･ﾕｿﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ (Armenian), Konqo Demokratik Respublikasﾄｱ (Azeri), Konﾅｾskﾃ｡ demokratickﾃ｡ republika (Slovak), Laﾃｯkﾃｭ Dimokratﾃｭa tou Kongkﾃｳ - ﾎ嶄ｱﾏ莞ｺﾎｮ ﾎ釆ｷﾎｼﾎｿﾎｺﾏ∃ｱﾏﾎｯﾎｱ ﾏﾎｿﾏ ﾎ墅ｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺﾏ (Greek), Lﾃｽﾃｰstjﾃｳrnarlﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ Kongﾃｳ (Icelandic), Poblacht Dhaonlathach an Chongﾃｳ (Irish), Qonﾄ殪 Demoqratiyalﾄｱq Respublikasﾄｱ - ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｾ ﾐ頒ｵﾐｼﾐｾﾐｺﾑﾐｰﾑひｸﾑ紹ｻﾑ巾ｺ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾑﾑ (Kyrgyz), Repubblica Democratica del Congo (Italian), Republica Democratﾄ Congo (Romanian), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃ｡tica del Congo (Spanish), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃ｡tica do Congo (Portuguese), Repﾃｺblica Democrﾃtica del Congo (Catalan), Republik Demokratik Congo (Malay), Republik Demokratik Kongo (Indonesian), Republika Demokratike e Kongos (Albanian), Rﾃｩpublique Dﾃｩmocratique du Congo (French), Satharanarat Prachathippatai Khongko - 犧ｪ犧ｲ犧倨ｸｲ犧｣犧内ｸ｣犧ｱ犧説ｸ巵ｸ｣犧ｰ犧癌ｸｲ犧倨ｸｴ犧巵ｹ犧歩ｸ｢犧犧ｭ犧犹もｸ (Thai)

Formerly Zaire: An tSﾃ｡ﾃｭr (Irish), iﾅｼ-Zaire (Maltese), Jaileu - 梵擽･ｴ (Korean), Ja蘯渋r - 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ爬ｰ (Bengali), Saﾃｭr (Icelandic), Saﾃｯr (Welsh), Sairo - 犧金ｸｲ犧ｭ犧ｵ犧｣犹 (Thai), Zair (Croatian, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene), Zair - ﾔｶﾕ｡ﾕｫﾖ (Armenian), Zair - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian), Zaﾃｯr - ﾎ茂ｱﾎ積 (Greek), Zair - ﾗ儲碩燮ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Zair - 爨憫､ｼ爭謂､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Zair - ﾘｲﾘｧﾘｦﾘｱ, Zaira (Latvian), Zairas (Lithuanian), Zaire (Catalan, Estonian, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Zaﾃｯre (Danish, Dutch, French, Norwegian), Zaﾄｫru - 繧ｶ繧､繝ｼ繝ｫ (Japanese), Zayﾄｫr - ﾘｲﾘｧﾘｦﾙ韓ｱ‎ (Arabic), Zayir - ﾐ厘ｰﾑ林 (Ukrainian), Zhﾃ｡yﾄｫﾄ孑 - 謇惹ｼ顔粟 (Chinese)

Denmark an Danmhairg (Irish, Scots Gaelic), Danemarc (Romansh), Danemarca (Romanian), Dﾃ､nemark (Alemannic, German, Low Saxon), Danemark (French), Dania - ﾔｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Dania - 痺乍ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Danﾃｭa - ﾎ釆ｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Dﾃ｡nia (Hungarian), Dania (Latin, Polish), Danija - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Dﾄ］ija (Latvian), Danija (Lithuanian), Danimarca (Italian), Danimarka (Albanian, Azeri, Basque, Turkish), Danio (Esperanto), Daniya - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), ﾄ紳n M蘯｡ch (Vietnamese), Dﾄ］mﾃi - 荳ｹ鮗･ / 荳ｹ鮗ｦ (Mandarin Chinese), ad-Dﾄ］mﾄ〉k - ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), Danmark (Breton, Danish, Faroese, Interlingua, Norwegian, Swedish), Danmﾃｶrk (Icelandic), Danska (Croatian, Slovene), Daﾅгka (Lower Sorbian), Danska - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Dﾃ｡nsko (Czech, Slovak), Dansuyu (Quechua), Demmﾄ〔u - 繝繝ｳ繝槭ｼ繧ｯ (Japanese), 盧憩nmﾄ〉k - 爨｡爭爨ｨ爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭財､ (Hindi), 盧憩nmﾄ〉k - 爨｡爭爨ｨ爭財､ｮ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭財､歩･ (Sanskrit), Denmark - ﾚ異ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾚｩ (Urdu), Denmark - ﾘｯﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾚｩ (Persian), Denemark (Frisian), Denemark - ﾗ沌ﾗ槞ｨﾗｧ‎ (Hebrew), Deniya - ﾗ沌ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew obsolete), Denemarke (Afrikaans), Denemarken (Dutch), Denmakeu / Tenmak'ﾅｭ - 唆ｧ逸〓 (Korean), Denmarc (Welsh), Denmark (Acehnese, Indonesian), Denmark - 瘠ｴ瘧甫帋渥瘧ｭ (Amharic), Denmak - 犹犧扉ｸ吭ｸ｡犧ｲ犧｣犹呉ｸ (Thai), Denmark - ﾗ沌｢ﾗﾗ槞蹟ｷﾗｨﾗｧ‎ (Yiddish), Denmarkaya - 犖ｩ犢吭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｸ犢鐘ｶｻ犢癌ｶ壟ｶｺ (Sinhala), Dinamarca (Aragonese, Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish), Dinamarka (Filipino/Tagalog), Dinﾄ杜ﾄ〉 / 盧呼渡mﾄ〉k - 爬ｦ爬ｿ爬ｨ爰爬ｮ爬ｾ爬ｰ / 爬｡爰爬ｨ爬ｮ爬ｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦ (Bengali), id-Danimarka (Maltese), Juutinmaa (old Finnish alternative), Qallunaat Nunaat (Kalaallisut), Taani (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Tanska (Finnish), Tingmaak (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ牋ｩ牘財ｮｮ牋ｾ牋ｰ牘財ｮ歩ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Djibouti Chibuti - 犧謂ｸｴ犧壟ｸｹ犧歩ｸｵ (Thai), Cibuti (Turkish), Diobﾃｹtaidh (Scots Gaelic), Djiboeti (Afrikaans), Djibouti (Acehnese, Breton, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, Indonesian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), Djibouti - ﾘｬﾛ鈷ｨﾙ畏ｪﾛ (Persian), Djﾃｭbﾃｺtﾃｭ (Icelandic), Djibuti (Portuguese variant), Djibﾅｵti (Welsh), Dschibuti (Alemannic, German), Dzhybuti - ﾐ頒ｶﾐｸﾐｱﾑτひｸ (Bulgarian, Russian), Dﾅｾibuti (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech alternate, Slovene), Dﾅｾibuti (Latvian), Dﾅｼibuti (Polish), Dﾅｾibuti - ﾐ紹ｸﾐｱﾑτひｸ (Macedonian, Serbian), Dﾅｾibutis (Lithuanian), Dﾅｾibutsko (Czech, Slovak), Dzibutum (Latin), Dzsibuti (Hungarian), Dﾅｾybuci - ﾐ頒ｶﾑ巾ｱﾑτﾑ (Belarusian), Dﾅｾybuti - ﾐ頒ｶﾐｸﾐｱﾑτび (Ukrainian), ﾇｦebuti - 瘡瘟｡瘟ｲ (Amharic), Gi-bu-ti (Vietnamese), ﾇｦﾄｫbﾅｫtﾄｫ - ﾘｬﾙ韓ｨﾙ畏ｪﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gibuti (Italian), il-ﾄibuti (Maltese), ﾄ彿butio (Esperanto), Jibuchi - 繧ｸ繝悶メ (Japanese), Jibuti - 痺ｯ痺倔ヱ痺｣痺｢痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Jibuti - ﾗ'ﾗ燮泰勉俎‎ (Hebrew), Jibuti / Chibut'i - ｧｶ恐 (Korean), Jﾃｭbﾃｹtﾃｭ - 蜷牙ｸ謠 (Mandarin Chinese), Jibﾅｫtﾄｫ - 爨憫､ｿ爨ｬ爭も､､爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jibuti (Portuguese variant), Jibuti - 犖｢犢亭ｶｶ犢扉ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Jipuuti (Inuktitut), Tzimpoutﾃｭ - ﾎ､ﾎｶﾎｹﾎｼﾏﾎｿﾏﾏﾎｯ (Greek), Xhibuti (Albanian), Yibuti (Filipino/Tagalog, Spanish), Yiwuti (Quechua), 牋游ｮｿ牋憫ｮｿ牋ｪ牘金ｮ游ｮｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Dominica Daminika - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Belarusian), ﾄ静ｴ-mi-ni-ca (Vietnamese), Doiminicea (Scots Gaelic), Domenica (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Dominica (Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Catalan, Cebuano, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Extremaduran, Finnish, German, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish), Dominica - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾛ雇ﾛ顧ｩﾘｧ (Persian), Dominika (Albanian, Azeri, Bosnian, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Czech, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Hungarian, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Lower Sorbian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene, Turkish), 盧経minikﾄ - 爬｡爰金ｦｮ爬ｿ爬ｨ爬ｿ爬歩ｦｾ (Bengali), Dominika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Dominika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Ukrainian), 盧覚minikﾄ - ﾞ退ｮﾞ迦ｨﾞむｨﾞﾞｧ (Dhivehi), Dominika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Dominika - ﾗ沌勉槞燮ﾗ燮ｧﾗ‎ (Hebrew), 盧経minikﾄ - 爨｡爭金､ｮ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ爨歩､ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Dominika - 繝峨Α繝九き (Japanese), Dominika / Tominik'a - 巡ｯｸ笈ｹｴ (Korean), Dominika - 犖ｩ犢憫ｶｸ犢亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶ壟ｷ (Sinhala), Dominika - 犧扉ｸｭ犧｡犧ｴ犧吭ｸｵ犧≒ｸｲ (Thai), Dominiko (Esperanto), Dominique (French), Duminika (Quechua), Dﾅｫmﾄｫnﾄｫkﾄ - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾙ館ﾙ館ﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Duﾅ肯ﾇ刃ﾃｭjiﾄ - 螟夂ｱｳ蟆ｼ蜈 (Mandarin Chinese), Ntomﾃｭnika - ﾎ斫ﾎｿﾎｼﾎｯﾎｽﾎｹﾎｺﾎｱ (Greek), Wai窶tu kubuli (Kalinago), Tuminikka (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ癌ｮｮ牋ｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋歩ｮｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Dominican Republic C盻冢g hoﾃ ﾄ静ｴ-mi-ni-ca-na (Vietnamese), Daminikanskaja Respublika - ﾐ頒ｰﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾑ采ﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Belarusian), Den dominikanske republikk (Norwegian), Domingo (Esperanto), Dominicaanse Republiek (Dutch), Dominican - ﾘｯﾙ異ﾛ雇ﾛ顧ｩﾙ (Persian), Dominikaaninen tasavalta (Finnish), Dominikaani Vabariik (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Dominikaanse Republiek (Afrikaans, Dutch alternate), Dominika Gonghwaguk / Tominik'a Konghwaguk - 巡ｯｸ笈ｹｴ ｳｵ剩ｵｭ (Korean), Dominika Kyﾅ購akoku - 繝峨Α繝九き蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Japanese), Dominikai Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), 盧経minikan Ga盪arﾄ）ya - 爨｡爭金､ｮ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ爨歩､ｨ爭 爨伶､｣爨ｰ爨ｾ爨憫･財､ｯ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Dominikana (Polish), Dominikana - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian alternate), Dominikﾄ］as republika (Latvian), Dominikanﾃｭ Dimokratﾃｭa - ﾎ釆ｿﾎｼﾎｹﾎｽﾎｹﾎｺﾎｱﾎｽﾎｮ ﾎ釆ｷﾎｼﾎｿﾎｺﾏ∃ｱﾏﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Dominikanische Republik (German), Dominikanska lﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ (Faroese), Dﾃｳmﾃｭnﾃｭkanska Lﾃｽﾃｰveldiﾃｰ (Icelandic), Dominikanska republika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾑﾐｵﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Dominikanska Republika (Croatian), Dominikﾃ｡nskﾃ｡ republika (Czech), Dominikﾃ｡nska republika (Slovak), Dominikanska republika (Slovene), Dominikanska republiken (Swedish), Dominikans'ka Respublika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾑ孟ｽﾑ孟ｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾑ孟ｺﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Dominikanskaya Respublika - ﾐ頒ｾﾐｼﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐﾐｵﾑﾐｿﾑσｱﾐｻﾐｸﾐｺﾐｰ (Russian), Dominikanske Republik (Danish), Dominikanu Janarajaya - 犖ｩ犢憫ｶｸ犢亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶ壟ｷ鐘ｶｱ犢 犖｢犖ｱ犖ｻ犖｢犖ｺ (Sinhala), Dominikarepish Respublika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヰ痺痺批Ζ痺倔Κ 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Mingrelian), Dominik Cumhuriyeti (Turkish), Dominikelta Respublika - 痺乍昵帋倔憮倔吼ヴ痺壯例ヰ 痺痺批Γ痺榱Ε痺黛壯倔吼ヰ (Georgian), Dominikos Respublika (Lithuanian), Dominikyan Hanrapetuutyun - ﾔｴﾕｸﾕｴﾕｫﾕｶﾕｫﾕｯﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｶﾖﾕ｡ﾕｺﾕ･ﾕｿﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ (Armenian), Duminikana (Quechua), Duﾅ肯ﾃｭngnﾃｭjiﾄ Gﾃｲnghﾃｩguﾃｳ - 螟壽主ｰｼ蜉蜈ｱ蜥悟恚 / 螟壽主ｰｼ蜉蜈ｱ蜥悟嵜 (Mandarin Chinese), ﾇｦumhﾅｫrﾄｫyﾃ｢tu d-Dﾅｫminﾄｫkﾄ］ - ﾘｬﾙﾙﾙ畏ｱﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｧﾙﾘｯﾙ異ﾙﾙ館ﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), ha'Republika ha'Dominikanit - ﾗ蕃ｨﾗ､ﾗ勉泰慵燮ｧﾗ ﾗ蕃沌勉槞燮ﾗ燮ｧﾗﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Jamhuri ya Dominika (Swahili), Poblachd Dhoiminicia (Scots Gaelic), Repubblica Dominicana (Italian), ir-Repubblika Dominicana (Maltese), Rﾃｨpublica domeniquﾃｪna (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Republica Dominicana (Aragonese), Repﾃｺblica Dominicana (Asturian, Portuguese, Spanish), Republica Dominicanﾄ (Romanian), Republika Dominikane (Albanian), Republikang Dominikano (Filipino/Tagalog), Republik Dominika (Indonesian, Malay), Republik Dominikan (Breton), Rﾃｩpublique dominicaine (French), Satharanarat Dominikan - 犧ｪ犧ｲ犧倨ｸｲ犧｣犧内ｸ｣犧ｱ犧説ｹもｸ扉ｸ｡犧ｴ犧吭ｸｴ犧≒ｸｱ犧 (Thai), Tuminikka Ripuplika (Inuktitut), 牋游ｯ癌ｮｮ牋ｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋歩ｮｩ牘 牋歩ｯ≒ｮ游ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｰ牋壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
East Germany A' Ghearmailt an Ear (Scots Gaelic), Agmosavleti Germania - 痺雪Θ痺帋昵Γ痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian) Alemanha Oriental (Portuguese), Alemania Oriental (Spanish), Alemanya Oriental (Catalan), Allemagne de l'Est (French), ﾃＭmﾃ｢n ﾅarghi - ﾘ｢ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙ ﾘｴﾘｱﾙぽ (Persian) Almﾄ］ﾄｫya ﾅ｡-ﾅarqﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ館‎ (Arabic), An Ghearmﾃ｡in Thoir (Irish), Anatolikﾃｭ Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｽﾎｱﾏﾎｿﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Arevelyan Germania - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Austur-ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Den tyske demokratiske republikk (Norwegian), Doﾄ殷 Almanya (Turkish), Dﾅ肱g Dﾃｩ - 譚ｱ蠕ｷ / 荳懷ｾｷ (Chinese), Dongdog / Tongtog - 徐遵 (Korean), ﾄ静ｴng ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Dwyrain yr Almaen (Welsh), Eysturtﾃｽskland (Faroese), Germania de Est (Romanian), Germania Est (Italian), Germaniya Ha'Mizrahit - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃槞儲ｨﾗ隣燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gjermania Lindore (Albanian), Higashi Doitsu - 譚ｱ繝峨う繝 (Japanese), Ida-Saksamaa (Estonian), Istoﾄ肱a Germanija - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Istoﾄ肱a Nemaﾄ耕a (Bosnian, Croatian), Istoﾄ肱a Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Itﾃ､-Saksa (Finnish), Iztoﾄ肱a Germanija - ﾐ侑ｷﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Jerman Timur (Indonesian, Malay), Kelet-Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Niemcy Wschodnie (Polish), Oos-Duitsland (Afrikaans), Oost-Duitsland (Dutch), Orienta Germanio (Esperanto), Ostdeutschland (German), ﾃsttyskland (Danish), ﾃ穆ttyskland (Swedish), Purb Jarmani - 爬ｪ爰もｦｰ爰財ｦｬ 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Pﾅｫrvﾄｫ Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨ｪ爭も､ｰ爭財､ｵ爭 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Rytﾅｳ Vokietija (Lithuanian), ﾅ榾决qi Almaniya (Azeri), Shidna Nimechchyna - ﾐ｡ﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Silangang Alemanya (Filipino/Tagalog), Ushodnyaya Hiermaniya or Ushodnyaya Njamiechchyna - ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 / ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ旃紹ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Vﾄ…ijas Demokrﾄ》iskﾄ Republika (Latvian), Vostoﾄ肱aya Germaniya - ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｩ Nemecko (Slovak), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｭ Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech), Vzhodna Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Yoeramani Tawanok - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ犧歩ｸｰ犧ｧ犧ｱ犧吭ｸｭ犧ｭ犧 (Thai)
East Timor Agmosavleti Timori - 痺雪Θ痺帋昵Γ痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺｢痺倔帋昵Β痺 (Georgian), Anatolikﾃｳ Timﾃｳr - ﾎ対ｽﾎｱﾏﾎｿﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾏ ﾎ､ﾎｹﾎｼﾏ狐 (Greek), Anti Timur (Quechua), Arevelyan Timor - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｹﾕｫﾕｴﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Austrumtimora (Latvian), Austur-Tﾃｭmor (Icelandic), Bzhaeioli Timori - 痺黛Α痺雪ヴ痺倔昵壯 痺｢痺倔帋昵Β痺 (Mingrelian), Doﾄ殷 Timor (Turkish), Dﾅ肱g Dﾃｬwﾃｨn - 譚ｱ蟶晄ｱｶ / 荳懷ｸ晄ｱｶ (Mandarin Chinese), ﾄ静ｴng Ti-mo (Vietnamese), Dongtimoreu / Tongt'imorﾅｭ - 徐恐ｪｨ･ｴ (Korean), Dwyrain Timor (Welsh), Eysturtimor (Faroese), Higashi Timﾅ荒u - 譚ｱ繝繧｣繝｢繝ｼ繝ｫ (Japanese), Hummogu-Timor (Vﾃｵro), Ida-Timor (Estonian), Istoﾄ稿n Timor - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｵﾐｽ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Macedonian), Istochen Timor - ﾐ侑ｷﾑひｾﾑﾐｵﾐｽ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian), Istoﾄ肱i Timor (Croatian), Istoﾄ肱i Timor - ﾐ佯ﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Serbian), Itﾃ､-Timor (Finnish), Kannganarnirvik (Inuktitut), Kelet-Timor (Hungarian), Mashraqi Timor - ﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙぽ ﾙｹﾛ雇ﾙ畏ｱ (Urdu), Mizrah Timor - ﾗ槞儲ｨﾗ ﾗ俎燮槞勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Nﾃｦgenahira Timoraya - 犖ｱ犢説ｶ憫ｷ吭ｶｱ犢犢亭ｶｻ 犖ｧ犢亭ｶｸ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Oos-Timor (Afrikaans), Oost-Timor (Dutch), Orienta Timoro (Esperanto), Osttimor (Alemannic), ﾃsttimor (Danish), ﾃst-Timor (Norwegian), ﾃ穆ttimor (Swedish), Purbo Timur - 爬ｪ爰もｦｰ爰財ｦｬ 爬､爬ｿ爬ｮ爰≒ｦｰ (Bengali), Pﾅｫrvﾄｫ Timor - 爨ｪ爭も､ｰ爭財､ｵ爭 爨､爨ｿ爨ｮ爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Rytﾅｳ Timoras (Lithuanian), Silangang Timor (Filipino/Tagalog), Skhidnyi Tymor - ﾐ｡ﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｸﾐｹ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Ukrainian), Tiomor an Ear (Scots Gaelic), Timore ﾅarqi - ﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ畏ｱ ﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ (Persian), Timor Est (Italian), Timoria Orientalis (Latin), Timori Lindorﾃｫ (Albanian), Timor Leste (Acehnese), Timor-Leste (English variant, Estonian variant, German, Portuguese, Spanish), Timo-Leste - 犧歩ｸｴ犧｡犧ｭ犧｣犹-犹犧･犧ｪ犹犧 (Thai), Timor Lorosae (Tetum), Timor Oriental (Aragonese, Catalan, French, Spanish variant), Timor orientﾃ｢l (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), it-Timor tal-Lvant (Maltese), Timor Timur (Indonesian, Malay), Timorul de Est (Romanian), Timor Wﾃｩtan (Javanese, Sundanese), Timor Wschodni (Polish), Tﾄｫmﾅｫru ﾅ｡-ﾅarqﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ畏ｱ ﾘｧﾙﾘｴﾘｱﾙほ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Uschodni Tymor - ﾐ｣ﾑﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ ﾐ｢ﾑ巾ｼﾐｾﾑ (Belarusian), Vostochny Timor - ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑひｾﾑﾐｽﾑ巾ｹ ﾐ｢ﾐｸﾐｼﾐｾﾑ (Russian), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｭ Timor (Czech), Vﾃｽchodnﾃｽ Timor (Slovak), Vzhodni Timor (Slovene), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｴ牋歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ 牋､牋ｿ牋ｮ牘金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Ecuador al-Ikwﾄ‥ﾅｫr - ﾘｧﾙﾘ･ﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ‎ (Arabic), ﾃ-cu-a-ﾄ双 (Vietnamese), Eacuador (Scots Gaelic), Ecuador (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), ﾃguﾄ‥uﾅ坂卞孑 - 蜴逑懷､夂粟 / 蜴逑懷､壼ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Ekador (Quechua), Equador - ﾗ碩ｧﾗ勉勉沌勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Ekadora (Inuktitut), Ekuador (Indonesian), ﾃkuador (Acehnese), Ekuadori (Albanian), Ekuadoru - 繧ｨ繧ｯ繧｢繝峨Ν (Japanese), Ekuator (Guaranﾃｭ), Ekvador (Croatian, Faroese, Icelandic, Slovene, Turkish), Ekvﾃ｡dor (Czech, Slovak), Ekvador - ﾔｷﾕｯﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Ekvador - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Russian), Ekvador - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Ekvﾃ｢dor - ﾘｧﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ (Persian), Ekvadora (Latvian), Ekvadoras (Lithuanian), Ekvadori - 痺批吼ヵ痺雪ン痺昵Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ekvadoro (Esperanto), Ekwador - 爨謂､歩･財､ｵ爨ｾ爨｡爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ekwador (Filipino/Tagalog, Polish), Ekwador - 犹犧ｭ犧≒ｸｧ犧ｲ犧扉ｸｭ犧｣犹 (Thai), Ekwadoreu / Ek'wadorﾅｭ - 乱ｽｰ巡･ｴ (Korean), Equador (Portuguese), ﾃ衛uateur (French), l-Ekwador (Maltese), Ikwadoraya - 犖霞ｶ壟ｷ癌ｷ犖ｯ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Isimerinﾃｳs - ﾎ厮πｷﾎｼﾎｵﾏ∃ｹﾎｽﾏ狐 (Greek), 牋錫ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Egypt Mishor - 爬ｮ爬ｿ爬ｶ爬ｰ (Bengali), Aegyptus (Latin), ﾃgypte (Alemannic), ﾃgypten (German), Ai C蘯ｭp (Vietnamese), Yr Aifft (Welsh), ﾄijﾃｭ - 蝓蜿 (Mandarin Chinese), Echipto (Aragonese), Egipat (Croatian), Egipat - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｰﾑ (Serbian), Egipet - ﾐｭﾐｳﾑ孟ｿﾑ采 (Belarusian), Egipet - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Egipt (Polish, Romanian, Slovene), Egipta (Romansh), Egiptas (Lithuanian), Egipte (Afrikaans, Catalan), ﾃgﾂｷipte (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), ﾄ墜｣ipte (Latvian), Egiptio (Esperanto), Egipto (Portuguese, Spanish), Egiptus (Estonian), Egito (Brazilian Portuguese), Egitto (Italian), l-Eﾄ｡ittu (Maltese), Egjipti (Albanian), Egﾃｼptﾃｼs (Vﾃｵro), Egvipte - 痺批ヲ痺甫倔榱Δ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Egyiptom (Hungarian), Egypt (Czech, Norwegian, Slovak), Egyptaland (Faroese), Egyptaland or Egyftaland (Icelandic), Egypte (Dutch), ﾃ曳ypte (French), Egypten or ﾃgypten (Danish), Egypten (Swedish), Egypti (Finnish), Egyptojska (Lower Sorbian), ﾃ曳yptos - ﾎ対ｯﾎｳﾏﾏﾏﾎｿﾏ (Greek), Ehipto (Filipino/Tagalog), an ﾃ永gipt (Irish), an ﾃipheit (Scots Gaelic), Ejiputo - 繧ｨ繧ｸ繝励ヨ (Japanese), Exipto (Asturian, Galician), Geb盪｡ - 瘡冴翁瘢 (Amharic), Ihiptu (Quechua), Ijiipta (Inuktitut), Ijipteu / Ijipt'ﾅｭ - 擽ｧ啄敢 (Korean), Ijiptuwa - 犖癌ｶ｢犢亭ｶｴ犢癌ｶｭ犢扉ｷ (Sinhala), Iyip - 犧ｭ犧ｵ犧｢犧ｴ犧巵ｸ歩ｹ (Thai), Ma盪｣r - ﾙﾘｵﾘｱ‎ (Egyptian Arabic), Mesir (Acehnese, Indonesian, Malay), Misir (Azeri), Mﾄｱsﾄｱr (Turkish), Mi盪｣r - ﾙﾘｵﾘｱ‎ (Arabic [standard], Urdu, Persian), Misra - 爨ｮ爨ｿ爨ｸ爭財､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), misrygu'e (Lojban), Mitsrayim - ﾗ槞ｦﾗｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Mitsroim - ﾗ槞ｦﾗｨﾗ燮‎ (Yiddish), Yegipet - ﾐ片ｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Yegiptos - ﾔｵﾕ｣ﾕｫﾕｺﾕｿﾕｸﾕｽ (Armenian), Yehypet - ﾐﾐｳﾐｸﾐｿﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), 牋錫ｮ歩ｮｿ牋ｪ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
El Salvador El Sﾃｦlwadoraya - 犖隊ｶｽ犢 犢犢説ｶｽ犢癌ｷ犖ｯ犢杳ｶｻ犖ｺ (Sinhala), El Salbadoreu / El Salbadorﾅｭ - 利ざｰ罷巡･ｴ (Korean), El Salbador (Filipino/Tagalog), El Salbhador (Scots Gaelic), ﾃl Salvador (Acehnese), El Salvador (Afrikaans, Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), El Salvador - ﾐ片ｻ ﾐ｡ﾐｰﾐｻﾐｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), El Salvadﾃｳr - ﾎ偏ｻ ﾎ｣ﾎｱﾎｻﾎｲﾎｱﾎｴﾏ狐 (Greek), El-salvador - ﾗ碩 ﾗ｡ﾗ慵泰沌勉ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Elsﾃ｢lvﾃ｢dor - ﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾘｧﾙﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ (Persian), En Xan-va-ﾄ双 (Vietnamese), Eo Saowado - 犹犧ｭ犧･犧金ｸｱ犧･犧ｧ犧ｲ犧扉ｸｭ犧｣犹 (Thai), Erusarubadoru - 繧ｨ繝ｫ繧ｵ繝ｫ繝舌ラ繝ｫ (Japanese), Ilusalvatura (Inuktitut), Sﾃ'ﾄ孑wﾇ仕uﾅ - 阮ｩ辷ｾ逑ｦ螟 / 關ｨ蟆皮逃螟 (Mandarin Chinese), as-Salfﾄ‥ﾅｫr - ﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙﾙﾘｧﾘｯﾙ畏ｱ‎ (Arabic), Salvador - ﾕ祭｡ﾕｬﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖ (Armenian), Salvador (Croatian, Czech, Estonian variant, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Portuguese variant, Romanian, Slovene), Salvﾃ｡dor (Slovak), Salvador - ﾐ｡ﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｾﾑ (Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian), Salvﾄ‥or - 爨ｸ爭謂､ｲ爭財､ｵ爨ｾ爨｡爭金､ｰ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Salvadora (Latvian), Salvadoras (Lithuanian), Salvadori - 痺｡痺雪壯ヵ痺雪ン痺昵Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Salvadoro (Esperanto), Salwador (Polish), Salwadur (Quechua), 牋錫ｮｲ牘 牋壟ｮｾ牋ｲ牘財ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
England Angkrit - 犧ｭ犧ｱ犧犧≒ｸ､犧ｩ (Thai), ﾄ盪gladeﾅ嫗m - 爨爨吭･財､伶･財､ｲ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Angleterre (French), Anglia (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian), Anglﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｳﾎｳﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Anglicko (Slovak), Anglie (Czech), Anglija (Latvian), Anglija (Lithuanian), Anglija - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonia), Angliya - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Anh (Vietnamese), Anhliya - ﾐ籍ｽﾐｳﾐｻﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Britaan/Ingrisstan/Bilayat - 爨ｬ爭財､ｰ爨ｿ爨､爨ｾ爨ｨ/爨爨も､伶･財､ｰ爨ｿ爨ｸ爭財､､爨ｾ爨ｨ/爨ｬ爨ｿ爨ｲ爨ｾ爨ｯ爨､ (Hindi), Bilet - 爬ｬ爬ｿ爬ｲ爰爬､ (Bengali), Engalanthaya - 犖隊ｶもｶ憫ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Engeland (Dutch), England (Danish, German, Norwegian, Swedish), Englis/Inglis ﾘｧﾙﾚｯﾙﾛ鈷ｳ (Persian), Englanti (Finnish), Inghilterra (Italian), Inggris (Indonesian), Inggeris (Malay), Inggeullaendeu - 梔ｸ棡糖 (Korean), ﾄｪnﾇｧilterﾄ - ﾘ･ﾙﾘｬﾙﾘｪﾘｱﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), l-Ingilterra (Maltese), ﾄｰngiltere (Turkish), Ingglatera (Filipino/Tagalog), Inglaterra (Portuguese, Spanish), Inglisi - 痺倔憮ヲ痺壯倔Γ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Inglismaa (Estonian), Ingurando - 繧､繝ｳ繧ｰ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Inlatirra (Quechua), Lloegr (Welsh), London - 爬ｲ爬ｨ爰財ｦ｡爬ｨ (Sylheti), Sasainn (Scots Gaelic), Sasana (Irish), Englistan/Inglistan - ﾘｧﾙﾚｯﾙﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Urdu), ingilaandhu 牋牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｿ牋ｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘 (Tamil), Anglia / Angliya - ﾗ碩ﾗ潰慵燮‎ (Hebrew), Yﾄｫnggﾃｩlﾃ｡n - 闍ｱ譬ｼ蜈ｰ / 闍ｱ譬ｼ陂ｭ (Mandarin Chinese), Yﾄｫngjﾃｭlﾃｬ 闍ｱ蜷牙茜 (Mandarin Chinese, dated)
Equatorial Guinea ﾃkvatorialguinea (Danish), ﾃбuatorialguinea (Alemannic, German), Bhﾅｫmadhyarekhaﾄｫya Ginﾄｫ - 爨ｭ爭も､ｮ爨ｧ爭財､ｯ爨ｰ爭爨籾･爨ｯ 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Chawpipacha Khiniya (Quechua), Chﾃｬdﾃo Jﾇ刃ﾃｨiyﾃ - 襍､驕灘ｹｾ蜈ｧ莠 / 襍､驕灘蜀莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Egyenlﾃｭtﾅ訴-Guinea (Hungarian), Ikhwethoriao Kini - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犹犧犧ｧ犧伶ｸｭ犹犧｣犧ｵ犧｢犧･犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Ekvadorakan Ginea - ﾔｷﾕｯﾕｾﾕ｡ﾕ､ﾕｸﾖﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Ekvatarjalnaja Gvineja - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｰﾑ窶厶紹ｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采 (Belarusian), Ekvatora Gvineo (Esperanto), Ekvator Ginesi (Turkish), Ekvatoriaal-Guinea (Estonian), Ekvatoriﾄ〕ﾄ Gvineja (Latvian), Ekvatorial-Guinea (Norwegian), Ekvatorialguinea (Swedish), Ekvatorialna Gvineja (Slovene), Ekvatorialna Gvineya - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｰﾐｻﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian), Ekvatorialnaya Gvineya - ﾐｭﾐｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Ekvatorialna Gvineya - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾑ孟ｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), Ekvatorijalna Gvineja - ﾐ片ｺﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰﾐｻﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Ekvatorska Gvineja (Croatian), Ekvatoruli Gvinea - 痺批吼ヵ痺雪Δ痺昵Β痺｣痺壯 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ekwatoriaal-Guinee (Afrikaans), Equatoriaal-Guinea (Dutch), Ghi-nﾃｪ Xﾃｭch ﾄ雪ｺ｡o (Vietnamese), Ginea Ha'Mishvanit - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ碩 ﾗ蕃槞ｩﾗ勉勉ﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gineang Ekwatoryal (Filipino/Tagalog), Gini'r Cyhydedd (Welsh), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ l-Istiwﾄ¬ｾﾄｫyﾃ｢ - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ畏ｧﾘｦﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Gini Mheadhan-Chriosach (Scots Gaelic), Guinea Aequatoriensis (Latin), Guinea Ecuatorial (Aragonese, Spanish), Guinea Ekvatoriale (Albanian), Guinea Equatorial (Catalan), Guinea Equatoriale (Italian), Guinea Khatulistiwa (Indonesian, Malay), Guinea Ostavaii - ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ畏ｧﾛ鼓 (Persian), Guineea Ecuatorialﾄ (Romanian), Guinﾃｩe ﾃｩquatoriale (French), Guinﾃｩ Equatorial (Portuguese), Guinﾃｪ ﾃｨquatoriﾃ｢la (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), il-Guinea Ekwatorjali (Maltese), Gwinea Rﾃｳwnikowa (Polish), Ikwatoriyal Gine - 瘧｢瘧ｳ瘟ｶ瘉ｪ瘠ｫ瘉 瘡眼株 (Amharic), Isimerinﾃｭ Gouinﾃｩa - ﾎ厮πｷﾎｼﾎｵﾏ∃ｹﾎｽﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ (Greek), Jeokdo Gini / Chﾅ縮to Kini - 巡 ｸｰ笈 (Korean), Kiagarvik Guinia (Inuktitut), Miﾃｰbaugs-Gﾃｭnea (Icelandic), Nirokkiyo Gini - 爬ｨ爬ｿ爬ｰ爬歩ｧ財ｦｷ爰爬ｯ爬ｼ 爬伶ｦｿ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Pﾃ､ivﾃ､ntasaajan Guinea (Finnish), Pusiaujo Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Rovnﾃｭkovﾃ｡ Guinea (Czech, Slovak), Sekidﾅ Ginia - 襍､驕薙ぐ繝九い (Japanese), 牋錫ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋游ｯ金ｮｰ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｲ牘 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Eritrea al-Iritrﾄｫya - ﾘ･ﾘｱﾙ韓ｪﾘｱﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Eartra (Scots Gaelic), ﾃlﾃｬchuﾃｭyﾃ - 蜴蛻ｩ蝙ゆｺ / 蜴蛻ｩ蝙ゆｺ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), ﾃlﾃｬtﾃｨlﾇ笥ﾃ - 蜴遶狗音驥御ｺ / 蜴遶狗音驥御ｺ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Eriteurea/Erit'ﾅｭrea - 乱ｦｬ敢溢符 (Korean), Erithria - 犹犧ｭ犧｣犧ｴ犹犧伶ｸ｣犧ｵ犧｢ (Thai), Erithriyaway - 犖隊ｶｻ犢亭ｶｭ犢癌ｶｻ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), ﾃ-ri-tﾆ｡-rﾃｪ-a (Vietnamese), Eritoria - 繧ｨ繝ｪ繝医Μ繧｢ (Japanese), Eritre - ﾘｧﾘｱﾙ韓ｪﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Eritre (Turkish), Eritrea (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Alemannic, Aragonese, Aromanian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Eritrea - 痺批Β痺倔Δ痺痺批ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Erﾃｮtrﾃｪﾊｾah - ﾗ碩ｨﾗ燮ｪﾗｨﾗ燮碩‎ (Hebrew), Eritreﾃｫ (Afrikaans variant), Eritreia (Portuguese), Eritrﾃｩia (Brazilian Portuguese), Eritreja (Croatian, Latvian, Slovene), Eritrﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Eritreja - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Eritreo (Esperanto), Eritreya - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian), Eritreya - ﾐｭﾑﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Russian), Ertra - 瘧､瘉ｭ瘟ｵ瘉ｫ (Amharic), Ertra (Tigrignan), Erythraea (Latin), Erythraﾃｭa - ﾎ変ﾏﾎｸﾏ∃ｱﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾃ詠ythrﾃｩe (French), Erytrea (Polish), Erytreja - ﾐｭﾑﾑ錦びﾑ采 (Belarusian), Erytreya - ﾐ篇ﾐｸﾑびﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), l-Eritrea (Maltese), Iritriya (Quechua), Irﾄｫ盪ｭriyﾄ - 爨爨ｰ爭爨游･財､ｰ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Irituria (Inuktitut), 牋錫ｮｰ牋ｿ牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ牋ｰ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Estonia ﾃishﾄ］ﾃｭyﾃ - 諢帶ｲ吝ｰｼ莠 / 辷ｱ豐吝ｰｼ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), an Eastﾃｳin (Irish), Eastﾃｲinia (Scots Gaelic), Eesti (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Eistland (Icelandic), Eseutonia / Esﾅｭt'onia - 乱侃笈符 (Korean), Esthonﾃｭa - ﾎ変πｸﾎｿﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Estija (Lithuanian), Estland (Afrikaans, Alemannic, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, German, Low Saxon, Icelandic alternative, Norwegian, Swedish), Estland - ﾗ｢ﾗ｡ﾗ俎慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Estoneti - 痺批Γ痺｢痺昵憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), ﾃstonia (Acehnese), Estonia (Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Malay, Polish, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Welsh), Estonia - ﾔｷﾕｽﾕｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Estﾃｴnia (Brazilian Portuguese), Estﾃｲnia (Catalan), Estﾃｳnia (Portuguese), Estonia - 犹犧ｭ犧ｪ犹もｸ歩ｹ犧吭ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), ﾃstonie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Estonie (French), Estonija - ﾐｭﾑﾑひｾﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Estonija (Croatian, Slovene), Estonija - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Estonio (Esperanto), Estoniya - 瘧､瘉ｵ瘟ｶ瘧低境 (Amharic), Estoniya (Azeri), Estoniya - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Estoniya - ﾐ篇ﾑひｾﾐｽﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Estoniya - ﾗ碩｡ﾗ俎勉ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Estoniya - ﾐｭﾑﾑひｾﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Es盪ｭoniyﾄ - 爨鐘､ｸ爭財､游･金､ｨ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Estoniya - 犖隊ｷ犢癌ｶｭ犢杳ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), l-Estonja (Maltese), Estonsko (Czech), Estﾃｳnsko (Slovak), Estony - ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｪﾙ異ﾛ (Persian), Estonya (Filipino/Tagalog, Turkish), Esutonia - 繧ｨ繧ｹ繝医ル繧｢ (Japanese), ﾃ鋭ztorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Etoﾃｱa (Guaranﾃｭ), E-xtﾃｴ-ni-a (Vietnamese), Igaunija (Latvian), Istﾅｫniyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾘｪﾙ異ﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Isutunia (Inuktitut), Istunya (Quechua), Viro (Finnish), 牋錫ｮｸ牘財ｮ游ｯ金ｮｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｳﾙｹﾙ異ﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu)
Eswatini Dﾃｹthaich nan Suasaidh (Scots Gaelic), Eseuwatini - 乱侃凰恐笈 (Korean), Esouatﾃｭni - ﾎ変πｿﾏﾎｱﾏﾎｯﾎｽﾎｹ (Greek), Esuatini (Portuguese, Spanish), Esuwatini - 繧ｨ繧ｹ繝ｯ繝繧｣繝 (Japanese), Esvatini - ﾐｭﾑﾐｲﾐｰﾑひｸﾐｽﾐｸ (Russian), Esvatini - ﾐ篇ﾐｲﾐｰﾑび孟ｽﾑ (Ukrainian), Esvatini - 痺批Γ痺甫ヰ痺｢痺倔憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Eswatini (Dutch, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay variant, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish variant), Eswatini - ﾗ碩｡ﾗ勉勉碩俎燮ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Eswﾄ》ini - 爨鐘､ｸ爭財､ｵ爨ｾ爨､爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｿ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Esﾌжﾄ》ﾄｫnﾄｫ - 犹犧ｭ犧ｪ犧ｧ犧ｲ犧歩ｸｵ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Gwlad Swazi (Welsh), ﾄｪswﾄ》ﾄｫnﾄｫ - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ‎ (Arabic), Krﾃｳlestwo Suazi (Polish alternate), Seuwajillandeu / Sﾅｭwajillandﾅｭ - 侃凰ｧ壱梳糖 (Korean variant), Shﾇ陣ﾇ仕ﾃｬnﾃｭ - 蜿ｲ逑ｦ蟶晏ｰｼ (Chinese), Sﾄｫwﾄ妬shﾃｬlﾃ｡n - 譁ｯ螽∝｣ｫ蜈ｰ or Shﾇ陣ﾇ史ﾃｬlﾃ｡n - 蜿ｲ逑ｦ豼溯亊 (Chinese former), Souazilﾃ｡ndi - ﾎ｣ﾎｿﾏﾎｱﾎｶﾎｹﾎｻﾎｬﾎｽﾎｴﾎｷ (Greek variant), Suazi (Polish variant), Suazilandi (Albanian), Suazilandia (Spanish variant), Suazilﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Suuajilantu (Inuktitut), Suwajirando - 繧ｹ繝ｯ繧ｸ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese variant), Suwasilandiya (Filipino/Tagalog variant), Svaasimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Svasiland (Faroese), Svazi (Slovene), Svazijsko (Czech, Slovak), Svaziland (Turkish), Svazilandas (Lithuanian), Svazilando (Esperanto), Svazilend - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｰﾐｷﾐｸﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian variant, Serbian), Svazilend - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｰﾐｷﾑ孟ｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴ (Ukrainian variant), Svazilenda (Latvian), Swasiland (German variant), Swazilﾃ｢n (Frisian), Swaziland (Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch variant, English former, French variant, Indonesian variant, Italian variant, Malay variant, Norwegian variant, Polish variant, Romanian variant, Swedish), Swaziland - ﾗ｡ﾗ勉勉碩儲燮慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), is-Swaﾅｼiland (Maltese), Swazilanthaya - 犢犢癌ｷ犢鐘ｷ犢亭ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Swazimaa (Finnish variant), Szvﾃ｡zifﾃｶld (Hungarian), Xoa-di-len (Vietnamese), Warerangi (Maori), 牋ｸ牘財ｮｵ牋ｾ牋壟ｮｿ牋ｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｳﾙ畏ｧﾘｲﾛ ﾙﾛ雇ﾚ (Urdu)
Ethiopia Aethiopia (Latin), an Aetﾃｳip (Irish), ﾄisﾃi'ﾃｩbﾇ笥ﾃ - 蝓蝪樔ｿ豈比ｺ / 蝓蝪樔ｿ豈比ｺ (Mandarin Chinese), Aithiopﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｹﾎｸﾎｹﾎｿﾏﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾃдhiopien (Alemannic, German), Aithopiya - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｪﾚｾﾙ異ｾﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu), ﾃ-ti-ﾃｴ-pi-a (Vietnamese), Echiopia - 繧ｨ繝√が繝斐い (Japanese), Efiopiya (Azeri), Efiopiya - ﾐｭﾑﾐｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Efiopiya - ﾐ篇ﾑ孟ｾﾐｿﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Ethiopia (Acehnese, Aromanian, Indonesian, Malay, Welsh), Ethiopia - 犹犧ｭ犧倨ｸｴ犹もｸｭ犹犧巵ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Ethiopiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), ﾃ液hiopie (French), Ethiopy - ﾘｧﾘｪﾛ雇異ｾﾛ (Persian), Etioopia (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Etiopia (Albanian, Aragonese, Bambara, Faroese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian), Etiopia - 痺批例倔昵榱倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Etiopﾃｭa (Asturian, Spanish), Etiﾃｲpia (Catalan, Scots Gaelic), Etiﾃｳpia (Hungarian, Portuguese, Slovak), Etiopia / Et'iop'ia - 乱恐丶半符 (Korean), Etiopie (Czech), ﾃtiopie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Etiopien (Danish, Swedish), Etiopija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Etiopija - ﾐ篇ひｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Etiopio (Esperanto), Etiopiya - ﾐ篇ひｸﾐｾﾐｿﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Etiyopiya - ﾗ碩ｪﾗ燮勉､ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Etiyopya (Turkish), Etyopya (Filipino/Tagalog), l-Etjopja (Maltese), Etyjopija - ﾐｭﾑび錦岱ｿﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Eﾃｾﾃｳpﾃｭa (Icelandic), Habsyah (Malay), Isiupia (Inuktitut), an Itiop (Scots Gaelic), Ithiopiyﾄ - 爬爬･爬ｿ爬内ｦｪ爬ｿ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ (Bengali), Ithiyopiyﾄ - 爨爨･爨ｿ爨ｯ爭金､ｪ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ithiyopiyawa - 犖霞ｶｭ犢亭ｶｺ犢杳ｶｴ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Ithiyupya (Quechua), Ityop'iya - 瘧｢瘟ｵ瘠ｮ瘡ｵ瘠ｫ (Amharic), I盪ｯyﾅｫbiyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾘｫﾙ館畏ｨﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Yetovpia - ﾔｵﾕｩﾕｸﾕｾﾕｺﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Yﾄｫsuﾇ恥ﾄｫyﾃ - 陦｣邏｢蛹ｹ莠 / 陦｣邏｢蛹ｹ莠 (Mandarin Chinese variant)


Corresponding to the former English name Abyssinia: Abessiinia (Estonian), Abessinia (Finnish, Norwegian), Abessiniﾃｫ (Dutch), Abessinien (Danish, German, Swedish), Abesszﾃｭnia (Hungarian), Abishinia - 繧｢繝薙す繝九い (Japanese), Abisinia (Romanian, Spanish), Abisinia - 痺雪ヱ痺倔Γ痺倔憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Abisinia - 符ｹ亨笈符 (Korean), Abisinija - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Abisiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Serbian), Abisinya (Filipino/Tagalog), Abisinye - ﾗ蹟ｷﾗ泰燮｡ﾗ燮ﾗ燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Abissinia (Italian), Abissinia - 犧ｭ犧ｰ犧壟ｸｴ犧ｪ犧金ｸｴ犹犧吭ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Abissﾃｭnia (Portuguese), Abissiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾐｸﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Abissiniya - ﾐ籍ｱﾑ毛ﾑﾑ孟ｽﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Abisynia (Polish), Abyssinia (Indonesian), Abyssinie (French), ﾄbﾇ靭ﾄｫnﾃｭyﾃ - 髦ｿ豈碑･ｿ蟆ｼ莠 / 髦ｿ豈碑･ｿ蟆ｼ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), ﾃbinisiyawa - 犖犖ｶ犢亭ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), al-盧､abaﾅ｡a - ﾘｧﾙﾘｭﾘｨﾘｴﾘｩ‎ (Arabic), Avissinﾃｭa - ﾎ対ｲﾏﾏρπｷﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Habaﾅ - 爨ｹ爨ｬ爨ｶ (Hindi), Habeﾅ｡ (Czech), Habeﾅ殃stan (Turkish), Habsha - ﾘｭﾘｨﾘｴﾛ (Urdu), Hﾉ冀ﾉ卩殃stan (Azeri), Khabash - ﾗ隣泰ｩ‎ (Hebrew), 牋錫ｮ､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ牋ｯ牘金ｮｪ牘財ｮｪ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

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English name Names in different languages
Falkland Islands na h-Eileanan Fﾃclainn (Scots Gaelic), Falkland Adalarﾄｱ (Turkish), Falkland-szigetek (Hungarian), Falklandeilanden (Dutch), Falklandian Kghziner - ﾕ耗｡ﾕｬﾕｯﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾕｯﾕｲﾕｦﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾖ (Armenian), Falklandinsaaret (Finnish), Falklandinseln (German, Low Saxon), Falklandi saared (Estonian), Falkland Kﾃｻn-tﾃｳ (Min Nan), Falklandseyjar (Icelandic), Falklandska ostrva (Bosnian), Falklandsﾃｶarna (Swedish), Falklandsﾃｸerne (Danish), Falklandsﾃｸyene (Norwegian), Falklandsoyggjar (Faroese), Falklandy (Czech, Polish, Slovak), Fal窶ｲklendzkiia vyspy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾐｻﾑ糊ｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾐｷﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐｲﾑ錦ﾐｿﾑ (Belarusian), Foklandska ostrva - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｺﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｲﾐｰ (Serbian), Foklantha Dupath - 犢犢杳ｶ壟ｷ癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ 犖ｯ犢籾ｶｴ犖ｭ犢 (Sinhala), Fﾅ耕urando Shotﾅ - 繝輔か繝ｼ繧ｯ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝芽ｫｸ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Folklandski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian, Macedonian), Folklend adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Folklendski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian alternate, Macedonian alternate), Folklendskiye ostrova - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｰ (Russian), Folklends'ki ostrovy - ﾐ､ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｺﾐｻﾐｵﾐｽﾐｴﾑﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Ukrainian), Folklandﾅｳ (Malvinﾅｳ) salos (Lithuanian), Folklendu salas (Latvian), Fﾃｺkﾃｨlﾃ｡n Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 or Mﾇ寂卞孑wﾃｩinﾃsﾄｫ Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 - 遖丞句ｰ鄒､蟯 / 遖丞玖亊鄒､蟲ｶ or 鬩ｬ蟆皮ｻｴ郤ｳ譁ｯ鄒､蟯 / 鬥ｬ辷ｾ邯ｭ邏肴民鄒､蟲ｶ (Mandarin Chinese), ﾇｦazur Fﾅｫklﾄ］d - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｱ ﾙﾙ異ﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), il-Gﾅｼejjer Falkland (Maltese), ﾃ四es Malouines (French), Ilhas Malvinas (Portuguese), Illes Malvines (Catalan), Inizi Maloﾃｹ (Breton), Insulele Falklands (Romanian), Ishujt Falkland (Albanian), Islas Malbinas (Aragonese), Islas Malvinas (Spanish), Islles Malvines (Asturian), Isole Falkland or Malvine (Italian), Iyei Foklend - ﾗ碩燮 ﾗ､ﾗ勉ｧﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Jazaier Falkland - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱ ﾙﾘｧﾙﾚｩﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Kapuluang Malbinas (Filipino/Tagalog), Kapupud-ang Falkland (Cebuano), Kepulauan Falklands (Indonesian, Malay), Mﾄ〕vinﾄ《 Dvﾄｫpasamﾅｫha - 爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｲ爭財､ｵ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｾ爨ｸ爭 爨ｦ爭財､ｵ爭爨ｪ爨ｸ爨ｮ爭も､ｹ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Malvinski ostrovi - ﾐ慴ｰﾐｻﾐｲﾐｸﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Macedonian alternate), Malwiny (Polish variant), Muko Foklaen - 犧ｫ犧｡犧ｹ犹謂ｹ犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犧游ｸｭ犧･犹呉ｸ≒ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Nﾃｭsoi Fﾃｳkland or Malvﾃｭnes - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾎｹ ﾎｦﾏ斜ｺﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾏ or ﾎ慚ｱﾎｻﾎｲﾎｯﾎｽﾎｵﾏ (Greek), Pokeullaendeu Jedo / P'ok'ﾅｭllaendﾅｭ Chedo - 小ｴ棡糖 罹巡 (Korean), Polklendis Kundzulebi - 痺､痺昵壯吼壯ヴ痺憮ン痺倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯ヴ痺黛 (Georgian), Polklendish Kokepi - 痺､痺昵壯吼壯ヴ痺憮ン痺倔Κ 痺吼昵吼ヴ痺､痺 (Mingrelian), Puuglantiup Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Qu蘯ｧn ﾄ黛ｺ｣o Foﾃｳc-lﾃ｢n (Vietnamese), Ynysoedd y Falklands (Welsh), 牋ｪ牘金ｮ歩ｯ財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘 牋､牘牋ｵ牘≒ｮ歩ｮｳ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Faroe Islands na h-Eileanan Fﾃrach or na h-Eileanan Fﾃro (Scots Gaelic), Fﾃ､ﾃ､ri saared (Estonian), Fﾃ､ﾃ､ri saarﾃｵq (Vﾃｵro), Faero (Breton), Faerﾃｶer (Dutch), Faerskﾃｩ ostrovy (Czech, Slovak), Fﾇ四uﾅ Qﾃｺndﾇ姉 - 豕慕ｾ鄒､蟲ｶ / 豕慕ｽ礼ｾ､蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Farer adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Farﾄ羊skiia astravy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑ采ﾑﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐｰﾑﾑびﾐｰﾐｲﾑ (Belarusian), Farers'ki ostrovy - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Ukrainian), Farerskiye ostrova - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｰ (Russian), Farﾄ途u salas (Latvian), Farerﾅｳ Salos (Lithuanian), Faro Divayin - 犢犢鐘ｶｻ犢 犖ｯ犢亭ｷ犖ｺ犢亭ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Faro Dvﾄｫpasamﾅｫha - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｰ爭 爨ｦ爭財､ｵ爭爨ｪ爨ｸ爨ｮ爭も､ｹ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Fﾃ､rﾃｶarna (Swedish), Faroe Adalarﾄｱ (Turkish), Fﾃ､rﾃｶer (Alemannic, Austro-Bavarian, German), Faroﾃｫreilande (Afrikaans), Faroyan Kghziner - ﾕ耗｡ﾖﾕｸﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｿﾕｲﾕｦﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾖ (Armenian), Fﾃ､rsaaret (Finnish), Farska ostrva (Bosnian), Farska ostrva - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｲﾐｰ (Serbian), Farski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Macedonian), Faryorski ostrovi - ﾐ､ﾐｰﾑﾑ糊ｾﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾐｾﾑﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Fﾃｦreyjar (Icelandic), Fﾃｦrﾃｸerne (Danish), Fﾃｦrﾃｸyene (Norwegian), Ferﾃｶer-szigetek (Hungarian), Ferooj (Esperanto), Ferﾅ Shotﾅ - 繝輔ぉ繝ｭ繝ｼ隲ｸ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Ferski otoki (Slovene), Fﾃｸroyar (Faroese), ﾇｦazur Fﾄ〉ﾅｫ - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｱ ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), il-Gﾅｼejjer Faroe (Maltese), Iles Fﾃｨroﾃｨ (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), ﾃ四es Fﾃｩroﾃｩ (French), Ilhas Faroﾃｩ (Portuguese), Ilhas Feroﾃｩ (Portuguese variant), Insulele Feroe (Romanian), Ishujt Faroe (Albanian), Islas Feroe (Spanish), Islles Feroe (Asturian), Isole Faroe (Italian), Iyey Faro - ﾗ碩燮 ﾗ､ﾗ碩ｨﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Jazaier Faroe - ﾘｬﾘｲﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱ ﾙﾘｧﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Kapuluang Peroe (Filipino/Tagalog), Kepulauan Faroe (Indonesian, Malay), Mﾃｮ-iﾃｻ竅ｿ Kﾃｻn-tﾃｳ (Min Nan), Muko Faero - 犧ｫ犧｡犧ｹ犹謂ｹ犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犹≒ｸ游ｹもｸ｣ (Thai), Nﾃｭsﾎｿi Ferﾃｳes - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾎｹ ﾎｦﾎｵﾏﾏ湖ｵﾏ (Greek), Pareris Kundzulebi - 痺､痺雪Β痺批Β痺倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯ヴ痺黛 (Georgian), Parerish Kokepi - 痺､痺雪Β痺批Β痺倔Κ 痺吼昵吼ヴ痺､痺 (Mingrelian), Paruu Qikiqtat (Inuktitut), Pero Jedo / P'ero Chedo - 侍｡ 罹巡 (Korean), Pharuy (Quechua), Pulo-pulo Faroe (Acehnese), Qu蘯ｧn ﾄ黛ｺ｣o Faroe (Vietnamese), Wyspy Owcze (Polish), Ynysoedd Ffaro (Welsh), 牋ｪ牋ｰ牘金ｮｯ牘 牋､牘牋ｵ牘≒ｮ歩ｮｳ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Fiji Fﾄ嬖jﾇ - 譁先ｿ / 譁先ｵ (Mandarin Chinese), Ffiji (Welsh), Fichi (Aragonese), Fichi - 犧游ｸｵ犧謂ｸｵ (Thai), Fici adalarﾄｱ (Azeri), Fidji or Fiji (Afrikaans), Fidji (Breton, Faroese, French, Dutch alternate), Fidjﾂｷi (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Fﾃｭdji (Icelandic), Fidschi (German), Fidsi (Vﾃｵro), Fﾃｬdi or Fﾃｬdsidh (Scots Gaelic), Fidzhi - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｴﾐｶﾐｸ (Bulgarian, Russian), Fidzhy - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｴﾐｶﾑ (Belarusian), Fidﾅｾi (Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Finnish, Latvian, Slovak, Slovene), Fidﾅｺi - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾑ渙ｸ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fidﾅｼi (Polish), Fidﾅｾi - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｴﾐｶﾑ (Ukrainian), Fidﾅｾis (Lithuanian), Fidzsi (Hungarian), Figi or Viti (Italian), Fiﾄ｡i (Maltese), Fiﾄ拱oj (Esperanto), Fiji - ﾕ耗ｫﾕｻﾕｫ (Armenian), Fiji (Acehnese, Central Bikolano, Danish, Dutch, Indonesian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Romanian, Swedish, Tatar, Turkish), Fiji, Fﾃｭji, Fidji or Fﾃｭdji (Portuguese), Fﾄｫjﾄｫ - ﾙﾙ韓ｬﾙ‎ (Arabic), Fiji - ﾗ､ﾗ燮'ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Fijﾄｫ - 繝輔ぅ繧ｸ繝ｼ (Japanese), Fiji - ﾙ⊥鈷ｬﾛ (Persian), Fijﾄｫ - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｿ爨憫･ (Hindi), Fiji - 犢犢内ｶ｢犢 (Sinhala), Fﾃｭtzi - ﾎｦﾎｯﾏﾎｶﾎｹ (Greek), Fixhi (Albanian), Fiyi (Asturian, Spanish), il-Gzejjer Fiji (Maltese), Piyi (Filipino/Tagalog), Phi-gi (Vietnamese), Phiji - 爨ｫ爨ｿ爨憫･ (Sanskrit), Phiyi (Quechua), Piji - 痺､痺倔Ρ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Piji (Inuktitut), Piji / P'iji - 半ｧ (Korean), Piji - 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋憫ｮｿ (Tamil)
Finland an Fhionlainn (Irish), Fanland - ﾙﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Fﾄ渡lﾃ｡n - 闃ｬ陂ｭ / 闃ｬ蜈ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Fennia or Finnia (Latin variants), Finlai盪盧 - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｿ爨ｨ爨ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Finland (Afrikaans, Bambara, Danish, Dutch, Malay, Norwegian, Swedish), Finland - 瘢眼兜瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Finland - ﾗ､ﾗ燮ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Finland - ﾗ､ﾖｿﾗ燮ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Finlanthaya - 犢犢亭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Finlaen - 犧游ｸｴ犧吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Finlanda (Albanian, Aromanian, Romanian, Romansh), Finlandﾄ - ﾙﾙﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Finlande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Finlandia - ﾕ耗ｫﾕｶﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Finlandia (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Nahuatl, Polish, Spanish), Finlﾃndia (Catalan), Finlandﾃｭa - ﾎｦﾎｹﾎｽﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Finlﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Finlﾃ｢ndiﾃ｢ - ﾐ､ﾑ孟ｽﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Finlandiya (Azeri, Turkish), Finlandiya - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Finlanthaya - 犢犢亭ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Finlyandiya - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Finnland (Alemannic, Faroese, German, Icelandic, Low Saxon), Finnlando (Esperanto), Finnorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Finrando - 繝輔ぅ繝ｳ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Finska (Croatian, Lower Sorbian, Slovene), Finska - ﾐ､ﾐｸﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Finsko (Czech), Fﾃｭnsko (Slovak), Hﾄｩlandia (Guaranﾃｭ), il-Finlandja (Maltese), Ph蘯ｧn Lan (Vietnamese), Phinsuyu (Quechua), Pillandeu / P'illandﾅｭ - 斧梳糖 (Korean), Pineti - 痺､痺倔憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Pinlandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Pinranti (Inuktitut), Somija (Latvian), Soome (Estonian), Soomﾃｵ (Vﾃｵro), Suﾃｲmaidh (Scots Gaelic), Suomi (Finnish), Suomija (Lithuanian), Suopma (Sami), Ufini (Swahili), y Ffindir (Welsh), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｩ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
France Fﾇ使uﾃｳ (old: Fﾃguﾃｳ) - 豕募恚 / 豕募嵜 (Mandarin Chinese), Fﾇ四ﾃ｡nxﾄｫ - 豕戊亊隘ｿ / 豕募ｰ隘ｿ (Mandarin Chinese variant), Faransﾄ - ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Faranﾅ崙【 - 瘢違葵瘧甫哀瘠ｭ (Amharic), Ffrainc (Welsh), an Fhrainc (Irish), an Fhraing (Scots Gaelic), Frakkland (Icelandic), Frakland (Faroese), Franca (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Franﾃｧa (Catalan, Occitan, Portuguese), France (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Walloon), France - ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳ (Urdu), Franceh - ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Franche (Picard), Francia (Asturian, Italian, Latin, Spanish), Franciaorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Francie (Czech), Francija (Latvian, Slovene), Francija - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Francio (Esperanto), Francja (Polish), Francogallia or Gallia (Latin variants), Francojska (Lower Sorbian), Francuska (Croatian), Francuska - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Francﾃｺzsko (Slovak), Farangset - 犧杳ｸ｣犧ｱ犹謂ｸ犹犧ｨ犧ｪ (Thai), Frankraykh - ﾗ､ﾖｿﾗｨﾗ蹟ｷﾗﾗｧﾗｨﾗｲﾖｷﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Frankreich (German), Frﾃnkrich (Alemannic), Frankriek (Low Saxon), Frankrig (Danish), Frankriich (Alsatian), Frankrijk (Dutch), Frankrike (Norwegian, Swedish), Frankryk (Afrikaans, Frisian), Frﾄ］s - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ (Hindi), Fransa (Azeri, Turkish), Fransa - ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Franse (Bambara), Fransia - ﾕ蒙ﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｽﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Franﾈ嫗 (Romanian), Frantscha (Romansh), Frantsiya - ﾐ､paﾐｽﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Frantsiya - ﾐ､paﾐｽﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantzia (Basque), Franza (Maltese), Franzia (Aragonese), Furansu - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ (Japanese), Gallia (Aromanian), Gallﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Hoat-kok (Min Nan), Hyﾃ｣sia (Guaranﾃｭ), Nﾆｰ盻嫩 Phap or Phap Qu盻祖 (Vietnamese), Perancis (Indonesian, Malay), Peurancih (Acehnese), Peurangseu / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭ - 売梠侃 (Korean), Phorﾄ《 / Phrﾄ］s - 爬ｫ爬ｰ爬ｾ爬ｸ / 爬ｫ爰財ｦｰ爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦｸ (Bengali), Phransadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzija (Lithuanian), Pransaya - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ≒ｶｺ (Sinhala), Pransiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Prantsusmaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Puransi (Inuktitut), Ransiya (Quechua), Ranska (Finnish), Saprangeti - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Tsarfat - ﾗｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪ‎ (Hebrew), Ufaransa (Swahili), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋ｾ牋ｩ牘財ｮ壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Guiana Fﾇ市hﾇ Guﾄｫyﾃnﾇ - 豕募ｱｬ蝨ｭ莠樣ぅ (Mandarin Chinese), Francia-Guyana (Hungarian), Francijas Gviﾄ］a (Latvian), Francoska Gvajana (Slovene), Francouzskﾃ｡ Guyana (Czech), Francﾃｺzska Guyana (Slovak), Francuska Gvajana (Bosnian), Francuska Gvajana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑ侑ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fransa Qvianasﾄｱ (Azeri), Frans-Guyana (Afrikaans, Dutch), Fransiakan Ginea - ﾕ蒙ﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｽﾕｫﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Fransﾄｱz Guyanasﾄｱ (Turkish), Fransk Guyana (Danish, Norwegian), Franska Guyana (Swedish), Frantsuskaia Gviiana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾒ籍ｲﾑ毛紹ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ka Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Frantsuzskaya Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Russian), Franzﾃｶﾃｶsch-Guayana (Low Saxon), Franzﾃｶsisch-Guayana (German), French Kiana - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｹ犧≒ｸｵ犧｢犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Frenska Gviana - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Giana - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆倥ぐ繧｢繝 (Japanese), Gallikﾃｭ Gouiﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), Giyanna Ha'Tsarfatit - ﾗ潰燮碩ﾗ ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Guayana Francesa (Asturian, Spanish), Guayana Franzesa (Aragonese), Guayana gallicﾃ｣ (Aromanian), Guiana Franceh - ﾚｯﾙ維鈷ｧﾙ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Guiana Francesa (Portuguese), Guiana Francezﾄ (Romanian), Guiana Perancis (Malay variant), Guidheﾃna na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Gujana Francuska (Polish), Guajana Franceze (Albanian), ﾄﾅｫyﾄ］ﾄ al-Faransiyﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ異韓ｧﾙﾘｧ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Guyana francﾃｪsa (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guyana Francese (Italian), Guyana Perancis (Indonesian, Malay variant), Guyana Peurancih (Acehnese), Guyane (French, Min Nan), Guyane thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), Guwayanang Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Gwiana c'hall (Breton), il-Guyana Franﾄ喫ﾅｼa (Maltese), Peurangseuryeong Giana / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g Kiana - 売梠侃ｹ ｸｰ符ｘ (Korean), Phrﾄ］sﾄｫsﾄｫ Guyﾄ］ﾄ - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爭爨ｸ爭 爨伶･≒､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzijos Gviana (Lithuanian), Pransa Giniya - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), Prantsuse Guajaana (Estonian), Puransi Guiana (Inuktitut), Ransis Wayana (Quechua), Ranskan Guayana (Finnish), Saprangetis Gviana - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺低ヵ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Gviana - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺低ヵ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Mingrelian), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋歩ｮｯ牋ｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Polynesia Bﾅｫlﾄｫniziyﾄ al-Faransiyﾄ - ﾘｨﾙ異ﾙ館ﾘｲﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), Fﾇ市hﾇ Bﾅ考ﾇ刃ﾃｭxﾄｫyﾃ - 豕募ｱｬ邇ｻ驥悟ｰｼ隘ｿ莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Francia Polinﾃｩzia (Hungarian), Francijas Polinﾄ奴ija (Latvian), Francoska Polinezija (Slovene), Francouzskﾃ｡ Polynﾃｩsie (Czech), Francﾃｺzska Polynﾃｩzia (Slovak), Francuska Polinezija (Bosnian), Francuska Polinezija - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Fransa Polineziyasﾄｱ (Azeri), Fransﾄｱz Polinezyasﾄｱ (Turkish), Fransk Polynesia (Norwegian), Fransk Polynesien (Danish), Franska Polynesien (Swedish), Frans-Polynesiﾃｫ (Dutch), Frantsuskaia Palinﾄ陽iia - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ渙ｰﾐｻﾑ孟ｽﾑ災ｷﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ka Polineziya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾐｷﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantsuzskaya Polinyeziya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｰﾑ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Franzﾃｶsisch-Polynesien (German), French Pholinichia - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｸ樅ｸｭ犧･犧ｴ犧吭ｸｵ犹犧癌ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), French Polynesia - ﾙｾﾙ異ﾛ娯雇ﾘｲﾛ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ (Persian), Frenska Polinyesiya - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐ渙ｾﾐｻﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Porineshia - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆倥昴Μ繝阪す繧｢ (Japanese), Gallikﾃｭ Polynisﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎﾎｿﾎｻﾏﾎｽﾎｷﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Hoat-kok Polynﾃｩsie (Min Nan), il-Polineﾅｼja Franﾄ喫ﾅｼa (Maltese), Peurangseuryeong Pollinesia / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g P'ollinesia - 売梠侃ｹ 抄ｦｬ└亨符 (Korean), Phrﾄ］sﾄｫsﾄｫ Pﾅ粛ineﾅ嬖yﾄ - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ爭財､ｸ爭爨ｸ爭 爨ｪ爭霞､ｲ爨ｿ爨ｨ爭爨ｶ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Poilinﾃｨis na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Polinﾃｨsia Francesa (Catalan), Polinﾃｩsia Francesa (Portuguese), Polinesia Francesa (Spanish), Polinesia Francese (Italian), Polinesia Franzesa (Aragonese), Polinesia Perancis (Indonesian, Malay variant), Polinesia Peurancih (Acehnese), Polinﾃｨsie francﾃｪsa (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Polinesyang Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Polinezia Francezﾄ (Romanian), Polinezia Franceze (Albanian), Polineziya Ha'Tsarfatit - ﾗ､ﾗ勉慵燮ﾗ儲燮 ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Polinezja Francuska (Polish), Polynesia Ffrengig (Welsh), Polynesia Perancis (Malay variant), Polynﾃｩsie franﾃｧaise (French), Polynﾃｩsie thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), Prancﾅｫzijos Polinezija (Lithuanian), Pransa Polinishiyava - 犖ｴ犢癌ｶｻ犖もｷ 犖ｴ犢憫ｶｽ犢亭ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Prantsuse Polﾃｼneesia (Estonian), Puransi Pulinasia (Inuktitut), Ransis Pulinisya (Quechua), Ranskan Polynesia (Finnish), Saprangetis Polinezia - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺榱昵壯倔憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Polinezia - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺榱昵壯倔憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Mingrelian), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋ｪ牘癌ｮｲ牋ｿ牋ｩ牘牋壟ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
French Southern and Antarctic Lands Arﾄ≪ｸ Faransiyﾄ》 ﾇｦanﾅｫbiyﾄ》 wa'Antﾄ〉tikiyﾄ - ﾘ｣ﾘｱﾘｧﾘｶ ﾙﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾙ韓ｩ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾙ韓ｩ ﾙ畏｣ﾙﾘｪﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪﾙ館ﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), De franske sﾃｸrterritorier (Norwegian), Douaroﾃｹ Aostral hag Antarktikel Fraﾃｱs (Breton), Fﾇ市hﾇ nﾃ｡nbﾃｹ hﾃｩ nﾃ｡njﾃｭ lﾇ刃gdﾃｬ - 豕募ｱ槫漉驛ｨ蜥悟漉譫鬚蝨ｰ / 豕募ｱｬ蜊鈴Κ蜥悟漉讌ｵ鬆伜慍 (Mandarin Chinese), Francia dﾃｩli ﾃｩs antarktiszi terﾃｼletek (Hungarian), Francijas Dienvidu un Antarktiskﾄ《 Teritorijas (Latvian), Francouzskﾃ｡ jiﾅｾnﾃｭ a antarktickﾃ｡ ﾃｺzemﾃｭ (Czech), Francﾃｺzske juﾅｾnﾃｩ a antarktickﾃｩ ﾃｺzemia (Slovak), Francuske juﾅｾne i antarktiﾄ耕e zemlje - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｵ ﾑ佯σｶﾐｽﾐｵ ﾐｸ ﾐｰﾐｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｺﾐｵ ﾐｷﾐｵﾐｼﾑ厰ｵ (Serbian), Francuski juﾅｾni i antarktiﾄ耕i teritorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑ佯σｶﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐｸ ﾐｰﾐｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Macedonian), Francuskie Terytoria PoﾅＶdniowe i Antarktyczne (Polish), Franse Suidelike en Antarktiese Gebiede (Afrikaans), Franse Zuidelijke Gebieden (Dutch), Fransﾄｱz Gﾃｼney ve Antarktika Topraklarﾄｱ (Turkish), Franska sydterritorierna (Swedish), Franske Sydlige og Antarktiske Territorier (Danish), Frantsuzskiye Yuzhnyye i Antarkticheskiye territorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾐｮﾐｶﾐｽﾑ巾ｵ ﾐｸ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｸﾐｵ ﾑひｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Russian), Frantsuskiia Paﾅｭdniovyia Tﾄ羊ytoryi - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑτﾐｺﾑ毛 ﾐ渙ｰﾑ榧ｴﾐｽﾑ岱ｲﾑ錦 ﾐ｢ﾑ采ﾑ錦ひｾﾑﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Frantsuz'ki Pivdenni i Antarktychni terytoriyi - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｰﾐｽﾑﾑσｷﾑ糊ｺﾑ ﾐ湲孟ｲﾐｴﾐｵﾐｽﾐｽﾑ ﾑ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｽﾑ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Frantziaren lurralde austral eta antartikoak (Basque), Franzﾃｶsische Sﾃｼd- und Antarktisgebiete (German), French Saothoen Lae Aentaktik Laens - 犹犧游ｸ｣犧吭ｸ癌ｹ呉ｹ犧金ｸｲ犹犧伶ｸｴ犧｣犹呉ｸ吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧ｰ犹≒ｸｭ犧吭ｸ歩ｸｲ犧｣犹呉ｸ≒ｸ歩ｸｴ犧≒ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｸｪ犹 (Thai), Frenski yuzhni i Antarkticheski teritorii - ﾐ､ﾑﾐｵﾐｽﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑ社ｶﾐｽﾐｸ ﾐｸ ﾐ籍ｽﾑひｰﾑﾐｺﾑひｸﾑﾐｵﾑﾐｺﾐｸ ﾑひｵﾑﾐｸﾑひｾﾑﾐｸﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Furansu-ryﾅ Nampﾅ-Nankyoku Chiiki - 繝輔Λ繝ｳ繧ｹ鬆伜漉譁ｹ蜊玲･ｵ蝨ｰ蝓 (Japanese), Gallika Notia kai Antarktika Edaphﾄ - ﾎ鳶ｱﾎｻﾎｻﾎｹﾎｺﾎｬ ﾎ斫狐ﾎｹﾎｱ ﾎｺﾎｱﾎｹ ﾎ対ｽﾏﾎｱﾏ∃ｺﾏﾎｹﾎｺﾎｬ ﾎ偏ｴﾎｬﾏﾎｷ (Greek), Ha'Iyim Ha'Dromee'yim ve Ha'Antarktiyim Ha'Tsarfatee'yim - ﾗ蕃碩燮燮 ﾗ蕃沌ｨﾗ勉槞燮燮 ﾗ勉蕃碩ﾗ俎ｧﾗｨﾗ俎燮ｧﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃ｦﾗｨﾗ､ﾗｪﾗ燮燮‎ (Hebrew), l-Artijiet Antartiﾄ喫 u Sud Franﾄ喫ﾅｼi (Maltese), Mga Kalupaang Katimugan at Antartikong Pranses (Filipino/Tagalog), Peurangseuryeong Nambuwa Namgeuk Jiyeok / P'ﾅｭrangsﾅｭryﾅ熟g Nambu wa Namgﾅｭk Chiyﾅ縮 - 売梠侃ｹ おｶ凰 おｷｹ ｧ溜 (Korean), Phrenc Dak盪｣i盪ﾄｫ aur An盪ｭﾄ〉k盪ｭika Bhﾅｫmi - 爨ｫ爭財､ｰ爭爨も､ 爨ｦ爨歩･財､ｷ爨ｿ爨｣爭 爨扉､ｰ 爨爨も､游､ｾ爨ｰ爭財､歩､游､ｿ爨 爨ｭ爭も､ｮ爨ｿ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Prancﾅｫzijos Pietﾅｳ Sritys (Lithuanian), Prantsuse Antarktika ja Lﾃｵunaalad (Estonian), Puransiup Kivangalu Nunarjuap ataa (Inuktitut), Ranskan etelﾃ､isten ja antarktisten alueiden territorio (Finnish), Saprangetis Samkhretuli Da Antarktiduli Teritoria - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Γ 痺｡痺雪帋Π痺痺批例Ε痺壯 痺乍ヰ 痺雪憮Δ痺雪Β痺･痺｢痺倔ン痺｣痺壯 痺｢痺批Β痺倔Δ痺昵Β痺倔ヰ (Georgian), Saprangetish Obzhate Do Antarktiduli Teritoria - 痺｡痺雪Ζ痺痺雪憮ヲ痺批例倔Κ 痺昵ヱ痺溂ヰ痺例ヴ 痺乍 痺雪憮Δ痺雪Β痺･痺｢痺倔ン痺｣痺壯 痺｢痺批Β痺倔Δ痺昵Β痺倔ヰ (Mingrelian), Talmhan Deasach is Antartaigeach na Frainge (Scots Gaelic), Teritori Perancis Selatan dan Antartika (Indonesian, Malay), Teritoriile australe ﾈ冓 antarctice franceze (Romanian), Terras Austrais e Antﾃ｡rticas Francesas (Portuguese), Terres australes et antarctiques franﾃｧaises (French), Terres Australs i Antﾃrtiques Franceses (Catalan), Territori Australi e Antartici Francesi (Italian), Territoret Jugore dhe Antarktike Franceze (Albanian), Territorios Australs Franzeses (Aragonese), Tierras Australes y Antﾃ｡rticas Francesas (Spanish), Vﾃｹng ﾄ黛ｺ･t phﾃｭa Nam vﾃ chﾃ｢u Nam C盻ｱc thu盻冂 Phﾃ｡p (Vietnamese), 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋ｰ牋樅ｯ財ｮ壟ｯ 牋､牘牋ｩ牘財ｮｩ牋 牋ｨ牋ｿ牋ｲ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｳ牘≒ｮｮ牘 牋牋｣牘財ｮ游ｮｾ牋ｰ牘財ｮ歩ｯ財ｮ游ｮｿ牋歩ｯ 牋ｨ牋ｿ牋ｲ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｳ牘≒ｮｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), ﾘｳﾘｱﾘｲﾙﾛ雇窶雇ﾘｧﾛ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾛ ﾙ ﾘｬﾙﾙ畏ｨﾚｯﾘｧﾙﾛ ﾙﾘｱﾘｧﾙﾘｳﾙ[ romanization needed] (Persian)
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English name Names in different languages
Gabon al-ﾄﾄ｜ﾅｫn - ﾘｧﾙﾘｺﾘｧﾘｨﾙ異‎ (Arabic), Ga-bﾃｴng (Vietnamese), Gabﾃ｣o (Portuguese), Gaboen (Afrikaans), Gﾄ｜on - 瘡吟襖瘧 (Amharic), Gabﾃｳn (Aragonese, Asturian, Spanish), Gabon (Aromanian, Bambara, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Gabon - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｱﾐｾﾐｽ (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gabon - ﾗ潰碩泰勉‎ (Hebrew), Gabon - 繧ｬ繝懊Φ (Japanese), Gabon - 爨伶､ｬ爭金､ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gabon - ﾚｯﾘｧﾘｨﾙ異 (Persian), Gabona (Latvian), Gabonas (Lithuanian), Gabong / Kabong - ｰｴ (Korean), Gaboni (Albanian), Gaboni - 痺低ヰ痺黛昵憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gabono (Esperanto), Gabun (Alemannic, German, Quechua), Gﾃｦbon - 犖憫ｷ説ｶｶ犢憫ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Gapun (Inuktitut), Gkampﾃｳn - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｱﾎｼﾏﾏ湖ｽ (Greek), Habon - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｱﾐｾﾐｽ (Ukrainian), il-Gabon (Maltese), Jiﾄ｝ﾃｩng - 蜉闢ｬ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Jiﾄ｝ﾃｩng - 蜉蠖ｭ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Kabong - 犧≒ｸｲ犧壟ｸｭ犧 (Thai), Qabon (Azeri), 牋歩ｯ牋ｪ牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Georgia a' Chairtbheil (Scots Gaelic), Cheorchia (Aragonese), Chochia - 犧謂ｸｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ犧謂ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Gﾃｩlﾇ破ﾃｭyﾃ - 譬ｼ鬲ｯ蜷我ｺ / 譬ｼ魎∝翠莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Georgia (Acehnese, Estonian alternate, Faroese, Finnish, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish, Welsh), Geﾃｲrgia (Catalan), Georgﾃｭa (Icelandic), Georgﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ珂∃ｳﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Geﾃｳrgia (Portuguese), Georgiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Georgie (Alemannic), Gﾃｩorgie (French), Georgien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Georgiya - ﾗ潰碩勉ｨﾗ潰燮‎ (Hebrew), il-ﾄeorﾄ｡ja (Maltese), Jojia - ｡ｰｧ符 (Korean), Gjeorgjia (Albanian), Gorjestﾃ｢n - ﾚｯﾘｱﾘｬﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Persian), ﾇｦorjﾄｫyﾄ - ﾘｬﾙ畏ｱﾘｬﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Grusia (Vietnamese), Gruusia (Estonian, former Finnish name, Vﾃｵro), Gruzia (English alternative, Vietnamese alternative), Grﾃｺzia (Hungarian), Gruzie (Czech), Gruzija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian variant, Slovene), Gruzija - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gruzﾃｭnsko (Slovak), Gruzio (Esperanto), Gruziya - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gruziya - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ勉儲燮‎ (Hebrew variant), Gruzja (Polish), Gﾃｼrcistan (Turkish), Gﾃｼrcﾃｼstan (Azeri), Gurzhi - ﾐ酉τﾐｶﾐｸ (Avar), Gurujia (Inuktitut), Gurujia - 繧ｰ繝ｫ繧ｸ繧｢ (Japanese), Heorhiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Hruziﾃ｢ - ﾐ酉ﾑσｷﾑ毛 (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Jﾅ綱ia - 繧ｸ繝ｧ繝ｼ繧ｸ繧｢ (Japanese alternate), Jﾃｴrgﾂｷi.e. (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Jorjiya - 爬憫ｦｰ爰財ｦ憫ｦｿ爬ｯ爬ｼ爬ｾ (Bengali), Jﾅ俊jiyﾄ - 爨憫･霞､ｰ爭財､憫､ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jorjiya - 犖｢犢杳ｶｻ犢癌ｶ｢犢亭ｶｺ犢 (Sinhala), Kartulsuyu (Quechua), Khyrtht蘯yla - ﾒ墫錦ﾒｭﾑふ厶巾ｻﾐｰ (Abkhaz), Qiﾃ｡ozhﾃｬyﾃ - 蝟ｬ豐ｻ莠 / 荵疲ｲｻ莠 (Mandarin Chinese variant), Sakartvelas (Lithuanian), Sakartvelo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺雪Β痺例ヵ痺批壯 (Georgian), Sakartvelo (Min Nan), Sakartwelo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺雪Β痺例Εﾌゃヴ痺壯 (Svan), Sakortuo - 痺｡痺雪Η痺昵Β痺例Ε痺 (Mingrelian), an tSeoirsia (Irish), Vrastan - ﾕ蛇ﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Xorxa (Asturian), 牋憫ｯ金ｮｰ牘財ｮ憫ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Germany
See also: Names of Germany

Alamagn (Breton), Alemaﾃｱa (Aragonese, Asturian, Galician, Guaranﾃｭ), Alemanha (Occitan, Portuguese), Alﾃｩmani (Lingala), Alemania (Basque, Spanish), Alemanne (Picard), Alemantlﾄ］ (Nahuatl), Almanya (Kurdish), Alemanya (Catalan, Central Bikolano, Filipino/Tagalog), Alimaﾃｱa (Aymaran), Alimanya (Quechua), Allemagne (French, Provenﾃｧal), Allemangne (Jﾃｨrriais), Allemogne (Guernsiais), Almaaﾃｱ (Wolof), yr Almaen (Welsh), Alman (Persian), Almﾄ］ﾄｫya - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic, Persian, Urdu), Almaniya (Azeri), Almanya (Turkish), Almayn (Cornish), Ashkenaz - ﾗ碩ｩﾗ嶼ﾗ‎ (Medieval Hebrew), Dﾃ､itschland (Luxembourgish), Daytshland - ﾗ沌ｲﾖｷﾗ俎ｩﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Dﾃｩguﾃｳ - 蠕ｷ蝨 / 蠕ｷ蝗ｽ (Mandarin Chinese), Deitschland (Pennsylvania German), Deutﾃ､n (Volapﾃｼk), Deutschland (German), Dﾃｩyﾃｬzhﾃｬ - 蠕ｷ諢丞ｿ (Mandarin Chinese variant), Ditschlﾃ･nd (Alemannic), Dogil / Togil - 遵攵 (迯ｨ騾ｸ) or Doichillanteu / Toich'illant'ﾅｭ - 巡擽ｹ梳敢 (Korean), Doitsu - 繝峨う繝 or sometimes 迢ｬ騾ｸ or 迯ｨ荵 (Japanese), dotygu'e (Lojban), ﾄ雪ｻｩc Qu盻祖 or ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Duiska (Northern Sami), Duitsland (Afrikaans, Dutch), Dﾃｺtslﾃ｢n (Frisian), Dﾃｼﾃｼtschland (Low Saxon), Duutslaand (Dutch Low Saxon), Duutsland (Limburgish), ﾇｦarman - 瘡瘉ｭ瘉倔兜 (Amharic), German - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽ (Ossetian), Germani - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸ (Chuvash), Germania - ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Germania - 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Germania (Italian, Latin, Romanian, Romansh, Venetian), Germﾃnia and Zermﾃnia (Sardinian), Germanija - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Germanio (Esperanto), Germaniya - ﾐ兎pﾐｼaﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bashkir, Bulgarian, Russian), Germaniya - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Germaniya - ﾓﾐｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Moldovan), Gﾃｩrmaniye - ﾚｯﾛ切ｱﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ菓丸‎ or ﾐｳﾐｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾐｹﾓ (Uyghur), Germany (Bislama), Germany - ﾘｬﾘｱﾙﾙﾛ (Urdu), a' Ghearmailt (Scots Gaelic), an Ghearmﾃ｡in (Irish), Ghirmﾃ｢nii (Aromanian), Girmania (Sicilian), Gjermania (Albanian), Gjermanie (Friulian), Hiermaniya - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian alternate), il-ﾄermanja (Maltese), Jaamaluvik (Inuktitut), Jarmal (Somali), Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi), Jarmani - 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Jarmaniya - 犖｢犖ｻ犢癌ｶｸ犖ｱ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Jemani or Jermani (Tok Pisin), Jerman (Indonesian, Javanese, Malay), Jﾃｩrman (Sundanese), Jermani (Bambara), Jeureuman (Acehnese), Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech), Nemecko (Slovak), Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Niemcy (Polish), Nimechchyna - ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Nimska (Lower Sorbian), Njamiechchyna - ﾐ旃紹ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Njemaﾄ耕a (Croatian), Saksa (Finnish), Saksamaa (Estonian), S'aksamaa (Vﾃｵro), ﾅ啾rma盪yadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｶ爨ｰ爭財､ｮ爨｣爭財､ｯ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Siaman or Siamani (Tok Pisin), ﾅvapska - ﾐｨﾐｲﾐｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Croatian [informal], Serbian [informal]), Tek-kok (Min Nan), Terra Tudestga (Romansh variant), ﾃ榮登discland (Anglo-Saxon), ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Tiamana (Maori), Tﾃｴitﾅ｡hi (Southern Sotho), Tyskland (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish), Tﾃｽskland (Faroese), Ujerumani (Swahili), Vﾄ…ija (Latvian), Vokietija (Lithuanian), Yoeramani - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), Jerma盪永 -牋憫ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｮ牋ｩ牋ｿ (Tamil) Formerly known as West Germany: A' Ghearmailt an Iar (Scots Gaelic), Alemanha Ocidental (Portuguese), Alemania Occidental (Spanish), Alemanya Occidental (Catalan), Allemagne de l'Ouest (French), ﾃＭmﾃ｢n ﾄ杪rbi - ﾘ｢ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙ ﾘｺﾘｱﾘｨﾛ (Persian), Almﾄ］ﾄｫya al-ﾄarbiyyah - ﾘ｣ﾙﾙﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｧﾙﾘｺﾘｱﾘｨﾙ韓ｩ‎ (Arabic), An Ghearmﾃ｡in Thiar (Irish), Arevmtyan Germania - ﾔｱﾖﾖﾕｴﾕｿﾕｵﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｳﾕ･ﾖﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Batﾄｱ Almanya (Turkish), Dasavleti Germania - 痺乍ヰ痺｡痺雪ヵ痺壯ヴ痺例 痺低ヴ痺痺帋ヰ痺憮倔ヰ (Georgian), Dytikﾃｭ Germanﾃｭa - ﾎ煩ﾏﾎｹﾎｺﾎｮ ﾎ鳶ｵﾏ∃ｼﾎｱﾎｽﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Germania de Vest (Romanian), Germania Ovest (Italian), Germaniya Ha'Ma'aravit - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ槞ﾗ燮 ﾗ蕃槞｢ﾗｨﾗ泰燮ｪ‎ (Hebrew), Gjermania Perﾃｫndimore (Albanian), Gorllewin yr Almaen (Welsh), il-ﾄermanja tal-Punent (Maltese), Jerman Barat (Indonesian, Malay), Kanlurang Alemanya (Filipino/Tagalog), Lﾃ､ﾃ､ne-Saksamaa (Estonian), Lﾃ､nsi-Saksa (Finnish), Mendebaldeko Alemania (Basque), Niemcy Zachodnie (Polish), Nishi Doitsu - 隘ｿ繝峨う繝 (Japanese) Nyugat-Nﾃｩmetorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Okcidenta Germanio (Esperanto), Paﾅ嫩imﾄｫ Jarmanﾄｫ - 爨ｪ爨ｶ爭財､壟､ｿ爨ｮ爭 爨憫､ｰ爭財､ｮ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi), Paﾅ嫩ima ﾅ啾rma盪yadeﾅ嫗m - 爨ｪ爨ｶ爭財､壟､ｿ爨ｮ爨ｶ爨ｰ爭財､ｮ爨｣爭財､ｯ爨ｦ爭爨ｶ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Pﾃｴﾅ嫩im Jarmani - 爬ｪ爬ｶ爰財ｦ壟ｦｿ爬ｮ 爬憫ｦｾ爬ｰ爰財ｦｮ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｿ (Bengali), Qﾉ决bi Almaniya (Azeri), Rietumvﾄ…ija (Latvian), Seodog / Sﾅ春og - 罹遵 (Korean), Tﾃ｢y ﾄ雪ｻｩc (Vietnamese), Vakarﾅｳ Vokietija (Lithuanian), Vﾃ､sttyskland (Swedish), Vest-Tyskland (Norwegian), Vesttyskland (Danish), Vestur-ﾃ榲ｽskaland (Icelandic), Vesturtﾃｽskland (Faroese), Wes-Duitsland (Afrikaans), West-Duitsland (Dutch), Westdeutschland (German), Xﾄｫdﾃｩ - 隘ｿ蠕ｷ (Chinese), Yoeramani Tawantok - 犹犧｢犧ｭ犧｣犧｡犧吭ｸｵ犧歩ｸｰ犧ｧ犧ｱ犧吭ｸ歩ｸ (Thai), Zahidna Nimechchyna - ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾑ孟ｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ旃孟ｼﾐｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Zahodna Nemﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Zahodnyaya Hiermaniya or Zahodnyaya Njamiechchyna - ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 / ﾐ厘ｰﾑﾐｾﾐｴﾐｽﾑ肖 ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾑ毛 (Belarusian), Zapadna Germanija - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Zapadna Germaniya - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Zapadna Nemaﾄ耕a (Bosnian), Zapadna Nemaﾄ耕a - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰ ﾐ斷ｵﾐｼﾐｰﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Zapadna Njemaﾄ耕a (Croatian), Zapadnaja Germanija - ﾐ厘ｰﾐｿﾐｰﾐｴﾐｽﾐｰﾑ ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｼﾐｰﾐｽﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Zﾃ｡padnﾃｩ Nemecko (Slovak), Zﾃ｡padnﾃｭ Nﾄ嬶ecko (Czech)

Ghana Gaana / Kana (Inuktitut), Gana (Albanian, Bambara, Bosnian, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Dagbani, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, Latvian, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Quechua, Slovene, Turkish), ﾄﾄ］ﾄ - ﾘｺﾘｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gana - 痺低ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gﾄ］ﾄ - 瘡吟鞄 (Amharic), Gana - ﾔｳﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ｡ (Armenian), Gﾃna (Scots Gaelic), Gana - ﾒ籍ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Gana - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Chuvash, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gana - ﾗ潰碩ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gana / Kana - ｰｘ (Korean), Gﾄ］a - 繧ｬ繝ｼ繝 (Japanese), Ganao (Esperanto), Gha-na (Vietnamese), Ghana (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Akan, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Breton, Catalan, Cebuano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tumbuka, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Ghﾃ｡na (Hungarian), Ghﾄ］ﾄ - 爨倨､ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ghana - ﾘｺﾙﾘｧ (Persian), Ghana - 爬倨ｦｾ爬ｨ爬ｾ (Bengali), Ghana - 犖杳ｷ鐘ｶｱ犢 (Sinhala), Ghana - ﾚｯﾚｾﾘｧﾙﾘｧ (Urdu), Gkﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), il-Ghana (Maltese), Jiﾄ］ﾃ - 霑ｦ邏 / 蜉郤ｳ (Mandarin Chinese), Kana - 犧≒ｸｲ犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Qana (Azeri), 牋歩ｮｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Gibraltar Cebelitarﾄｱk (Turkish), Cﾉ冀ﾉ冤lﾃｼtariq (Azeri), Chibraltar (Aragonese), ﾇｦabal 盪ｬﾄ〉iq - ﾘｬﾘｨﾙ ﾘｷﾘｧﾘｱﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gabalol Taregh - ﾘｬﾘｨﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｷﾘｧﾘｱﾙ (Persian), Ghibraltar (Aromanian), ﾄibiltﾃ (Maltese), Gibiltera (Venetian), Gibilterra (Italian), Gibraltar (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Bosnian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Indonesian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Vietnamese), Gibraltﾃ｡r (Hungarian, Slovak), Gibraltar - ﾕ琴ｫﾕ｢ﾖﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｩﾕ｡ﾖ (Armenian), Gibraltar - ﾐ寅ｸﾐｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑひｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian, Macedonian, Serbian), Gibraltar - ﾗ潰燮泰ｨﾗ慵俎ｨ‎ (Hebrew variant), Gibraltﾃ｡r - ﾎ鳶ｹﾎｲﾏ∃ｱﾎｻﾏﾎｬﾏ (Greek), Gibraltaras (Lithuanian), Gibraltari - 痺低倔ヱ痺痺雪壯Δ痺雪Β痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gibraltﾄ〉s (Latvian), Gjibraltari (Albanian), Giobraltair (Scots Gaelic), Hibral窶ｲtar - ﾐ酉孟ｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑ袴ひｰﾑ (Belarusian), Hibraltar (Filipino/Tagalog), Hibraltar - ﾐ酉孟ｱﾑﾐｰﾐｻﾑひｰﾑ (Ukrainian), Jibeurolteo / Chibﾅｭrolt'ﾅ - ｧｸ誤｡､┣ (Korean), Jibraltar (Breton), Jibraltar - ﾗ'ﾗ燮泰ｨﾗ慵俎ｨ‎ (Hebrew), Jibrﾄ〕盪ｭar - 爨憫､ｿ爨ｬ爭財､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｲ爭財､游､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Jibrolta - 犖｢犢亭ｶｶ犢癌ｶｻ犢杳ｶｽ犢癌ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Jiburarutaru - 繧ｸ繝悶Λ繝ｫ繧ｿ繝ｫ (Japanese), Jipuralutaru (Inuktitut), Xibraltar (Asturian), Yibronta - 犧｢犧ｴ犧壟ｸ｣犧ｭ犧･犧歩ｸｲ犧｣犹 (Thai), Zhﾃｭbﾃｹluﾃｳtuﾃｳ - 逶ｴ蟶鄂鈴凰 (Mandarin Chinese), 牋憫ｮｿ牋ｪ牘財ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｲ牘財ｮ游ｮｰ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Greece Ellﾃ｡da - ﾎ偏ｻﾎｻﾎｬﾎｴﾎｱ (Demotic Greek) or Ellﾃ｡s - ﾎ偏ｻﾎｻﾎｬﾏ (Katharevousa Greek), Gﾃ｣rtsia (Aromanian), Gartsiya - ﾐ酉貫ﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Geuriseu / Kﾅｭrisﾅｭ - ｷｸｦｬ侃 (Korean), an Ghrﾃｩig (Irish), a' Ghrﾃｨig (Scots Gaelic), Giriisa (Inuktitut), Girisha - 繧ｮ繝ｪ繧ｷ繝｣ (Japanese), Gﾃｶrﾃｶgorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Graecia (Latin), Grﾃｦkenland (Danish), Graikija (Lithuanian), Grcija - ﾐ酉ﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Grﾄ絞ja (Slovene), Grﾄ耕a (Croatian), Grﾄ耕a - ﾐ酉ﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Grﾃｨce (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Grecia (Asturian, Italian, Romanian, Spanish), Grﾃｨcia (Catalan), Grﾃｩcia (Portuguese), Grecja (Polish), Grﾃｩcko (Slovak), Greesh - 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爰爬ｸ (Bengali), Grekenland (Low Saxon), Grekio (Esperanto), Grekland (Swedish), Greqia (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Gresya (Filipino/Tagalog), Gretsiya - ﾐ菟eﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Grezia (Aragonese, Basque, Romansh), Grichiska (Lower Sorbian), Griecheland (Alemannic), Griechenland (German), Griekeland (Afrikaans), Griekenland (Dutch), Grieﾄｷija (Latvian), Grik - 瘡冴穐瘧ｭ (Amharic), Grikhnland - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮嶼ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Grikkaland (Faroese), Grikkland (Icelandic), Grisiya - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Grisya (Quechua), Gwlad Groeg (Welsh), Gyresia (Guaranﾃｭ), Hellas (Norwegian), Hi-liﾈｧp (Min Nan), Hretsiya 窶 ﾐ菟eﾑiﾑ (Ukrainian), Hrﾄ葉syia - ﾐ酉ﾑ采ﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Hunastan - ﾕﾕｸﾖぷｶﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Hy L蘯｡p (Vietnamese), il-Greﾄ桔a (Maltese), Kreeka (Estonian), Kreikka (Finnish), Kriika (Vﾃｵro), Kris - 犧≒ｸ｣犧ｵ犧 (Thai), ﾅ脇cko (Czech), Saberdzneti - 痺｡痺雪ヱ痺批Β痺ｫ痺憮ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Xﾄｫlﾃ - 蟶瑚 / 蟶瑚 (Mandarin Chinese), Yavan - ﾗ燮勉勉‎ (Hebrew), Yﾅｫnﾄ］ - ﾙ館異ﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic, Persian, Urdu), Yﾅｫnﾄ］a - 爨ｯ爭も､ｨ爨ｾ爨ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Yunani (Acehnese, Indonesian, Malay), Yunanﾄｱstan (Azeri), Yunanistan (Turkish)

Alternate name (in some languages reserved for historical eras): Helada - ﾐ･ﾐｵﾐｻﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Serbian), Hellade (French), Hellas (Dutch, English), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋歩ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

Greenland Akullirmiutavik / Kalaallirmiutavik (Inuktitut), Shobujbhumi - 爬ｸ爬ｬ爰≒ｦ憫ｦｭ爰もｦｮ爬ｿ or Grinlend - 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爬ｿ爬ｨ爬ｲ爰財ｦｯ爬ｾ爬ｨ爰財ｦ｡ (Bengali), Chhe竅ｿ-tﾄ (Min Nan), Gﾃｩlﾃｭnglﾃ｡n - 譬ｼ髯ｵ陂ｭ / 譬ｼ髯ｵ蜈ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Ge-rena-la - 狄もｽｺ狆金ｽ｢狄ｺ狄内ｼ金ｽ｣ (Tibetan), Geurillandeu / Kﾅｭrillandﾅｭ - ｷｸｦｰ梳糖 (Korean), an Ghraonlainn (Irish), ﾇｦirinlanda - ﾘｬﾘｱﾙ館ﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), Grﾃｦnland (Icelandic), a' Ghraonlainn (Scots Gaelic), Greenland (Vietnamese), Grelandia - ﾔｳﾖﾕ･ﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Grenland (Bosnian, Croatian), Grenland - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴ (Macedonian, Serbian), Grenlanda (Albanian), Grenlande (Latvian), Grinland - ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Grenlandia - 痺低Β痺批憮壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Grenlandia (Polish), Grenlandija (Lithuanian, Slovene), Grenlandiya - ﾐ菟eﾐｽﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Hrenlandiya - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Grilandﾃｭa - ﾎ苫∃ｿﾎｹﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Grﾄｫnlai盪盧 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爨ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡ (Hindi), Grﾄｫnlai盪盧 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爭財､ｲ爭謂､｣爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), Grinlﾄ］d - 瘡冴穐瘧甫吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Grinlanthaya - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢内ｶｱ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Groelﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Groenland (Afrikaans, Dutch, French), Groenland - ﾚｯﾘｱﾙ畏ｦﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Groenlanda (Romanian), Groenlandia (Asturian, Italian, Latin, Spanish), Groenlﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese variant), Gronelﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Groenlandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Grﾃｶnland (Austro-Bavarian, German, Hungarian, Swedish, Turkish), Grﾃｸnland (Danish, Faroese, Norwegian), Grﾃｶnlanda (Romansh), Grﾃｴnlande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gronlandia (Aragonese), Gronlando (Esperanto), Grﾃｶnlandska (Lower Sorbian), Grﾃｶnlanti (Finnish), Grﾃｳnsko (Czech, Slovak), Grﾃｶﾃｶnimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Grﾃｶﾃｶnland (Low Saxon), Gurﾄｫnrando - 繧ｰ繝ｪ繝ｼ繝ｳ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Hrﾄ溶landyia - ﾐ酉ﾑ災ｽﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Kalaallit Nunaat (Kalaallisut), Kalalit Nunat (Quechua), Krinlaen - 犧≒ｸ｣犧ｵ犧吭ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Qrenlandiya (Azeri), Tanah Hijau or Greenland (Indonesian), y Lasynys (Welsh), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋ｩ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Grenada Gﾃｩlﾃｭnnﾃdﾃ｡ - 譬ｼ譫礼ｴ埼＃ / 譬ｼ譫礼ｺｳ霎ｾ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gﾃｩruﾃｬnﾃｨidﾃ｡ - 譬ｼ迹槫ｧ驕 / 譬ｼ迹槫霎ｾ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Geurenada / Kﾅｭrenada - ｷｸ壱ｘ共 (Korean), Gi-ri-na-da - 狄もｽｲ狆金ｽ｢狄ｲ狆金ｽ内ｼ金ｽ呉ｼ (Tibetan), Greanﾃda (Scots Gaelic), Grenadah - ﾗ潰ｨﾗﾗ沌‎ (Hebrew), Grenﾃ｡da - ﾎ苫∃ｵﾎｽﾎｬﾎｴﾎｱ (Greek), Granada (Filipino/Tagalog, Portuguese, Spanish), Grﾃｪ-na-ﾄ疎 (Vietnamese), Grenada (Albanian, Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Bosnian, Catalan, Central Bikolano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Grenada - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Grenada - 痺低Β痺批憮ヰ痺乍ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Grenﾃ｢da (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Grenada - ﾚｯﾘｱﾙﾘｧﾘｯﾘｧ (Persian), Grenade (French), Grenado (Esperanto), Grene盧再 - 爨伶･財､ｰ爭爨ｨ爭爨｡爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Greneda - 犖憫ｷ癌ｶｻ犢吭ｶｱ犢壟ｶｩ犢 (Sinhala), Grinada (Quechua), ﾄrynﾄ‥ﾄ - ﾘｺﾘｱﾙ館ﾘｧﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gurenada - 繧ｰ繝ｬ繝翫ム (Japanese), Guriinata (Inuktitut), Hrenada - ﾐ酉ﾐｵﾐｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Hrﾄ溶ada - ﾐ酉ﾑ災ｽﾐｰﾐｴﾐｰ (Belarusian), Kreneda - 犹犧≒ｸ｣犹犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Thai), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｰ牘牋ｩ牋游ｮｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guadeloupe Goadelope (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gouadeloﾃｺpi - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｱﾎｴﾎｵﾎｻﾎｿﾏ済ﾎｷ (Greek), Guadalup (Scots Gaelic), Guadalupa (Albanian, Italian), Guadalupe (Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish), Guaddalop - ﾗ潰勉碩沌慵勉､‎ (Hebrew), Guadalupe - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕ､ﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｸﾖぷｺﾕ･ (Armenian), Guwadalupe (Filipino/Tagalog), Guadeloupe (Cebuano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Maltese, Min Nan, Norwegian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Guadeloupe - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙﾙ異ｾ (Persian), Guﾄ‥ﾃｩluﾃｳpﾇ - 逑懷ｾｷ鄒譎ｮ (Mandarin Chinese), Guﾄ‥elﾅｫp - 爨伶･≒､爨ｦ爭爨ｲ爭も､ｪ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Guadelupa - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Guadelupa (Romanian), ﾇｦuﾄ‥ilﾅｫb - ﾘｬﾙ畏ｧﾘｯﾙﾙ畏ｨ‎ (Arabic), Guadorﾅｫpu - 繧ｰ繧｢繝峨Ν繝ｼ繝 (Japanese), Guatiluupi (Inuktitut), Gvadalupe (Bosnian), Gvadﾄ様iupa - ﾒ籍ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾑ災ｻﾑ社ｿﾐｰ (Belarusian), Gvadelup - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvadelupa - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Russian), Gvadelupa - 痺低ヵ痺雪ン痺批壯Ε痺榱ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvadelupa (Latvian, Lithuanian), Gwadaloup (Breton), Gwadelupa (Polish), Gwadeullupeu / Kwadﾅｭllup'ﾅｭ - ｳｼ豆｣ｨ売 (Korean), Hvadelupa - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾐｴﾐｵﾐｻﾑσｿﾐｰ (Ukrainian), Kuadoelup - 犧≒ｸｱ犧ｧ犹犧扉ｸｭ犧･犧ｸ犧 (Thai), 牋歩ｯ財ｮｵ牋ｾ牋､牘牋ｲ牘金ｮｪ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guam Gkouam - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｿﾏﾎｬﾎｼ (Greek), Goam (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guﾃ･hﾃ･n (Chamorro), Guahan (Min Nan), Guam (Acehnese, Albanian, Afrikaans, Asturian, Basque, Bosnian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scots Gaelic, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh), Guam - ﾗ潰勉碩‎ (Hebrew), Guam - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕｴ (Armenian), Guﾄ［ - 爨伶･≒､爨ｮ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Guam - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｼ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Ossetian, Russian, Serbian), Guam - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾙ (Persian), Guﾄ［a (Latvian), Guamas (Lithuanian), Guame (Portuguese variant), Guami - 痺低Ε痺雪帋 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Guami / Kuami (Inuktitut), Gu'ﾄ［u - ﾞ酌ｪﾞﾞｧﾞ迦ｪ (Dhivehi), Guamu - 繧ｰ繧｢繝 (Japanese), Guﾄ］dﾇ姉 - 蜈ｳ蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Guwam (Filipino/Tagalog), Guwam - 犖憫ｷ扉ｷ犢鐘ｶｸ犢 (Sinhala), Gvam (Icelandic), Gwam / Kwam - ｴ (Korean), Huam - ﾐ酉σｰﾐｼ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Kuam - 犧≒ｸｧ犧｡ (Thai), Quam (Azeri), 牋歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋ｾ牋ｮ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guatemala Gatemala (Bambara), Goa-tﾃｪ-ma-la (Vietnamese), Goatemala (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Gotamalaway - 犖憫ｷ杳ｶｭ犖ｸ犢鐘ｶｽ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Gouatemﾃ｡la - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｱﾏﾎｵﾎｼﾎｬﾎｻﾎｱ (Greek), Guﾄ‥ﾃｬmﾇ四ﾄ - 逑懷慍鬥ｬ諡 / 逑懷慍鬩ｬ諡 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Guatemala (Scots Gaelic), Guatemala (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Aragonese, Asturian, Central Bikolano, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Guatemala - ﾚｯﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙﾘｧﾙﾘｧ (Persian), Guatemalla - ﾗ潰勉碩俎槞慵‎ (Hebrew), Guatemala - ﾔｳﾕｸﾖぷ｡ﾕｿﾕ･ﾕｴﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕ｡ (Armenian), Guwatemala (Filipino/Tagalog), Guatemara - 繧ｰ繧｢繝繝槭Λ (Japanese), Guatiimala (Inuktitut), ﾄuﾄ》ﾄｫmﾄ〕ﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ畏ｧﾘｪﾙ館ﾘｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Gvatemala (Croatian, Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Gvatﾄ洋ala - ﾒ籍ｲﾐｰﾑび災ｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Belarusian), Gvatemala - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑひｵﾐｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Gvatemala - 痺低ヵ痺雪Δ痺批帋ヰ痺壯ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvﾄ≪ｹｭemﾄ〕ﾄ - 爨伶･財､ｵ爨ｾ爨游･爨ｮ爨ｾ爨ｲ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gvatemalo (Esperanto), Gwatemala (Polish, Welsh), Gwatemalla / Kwat'emalla - ｳｼ誤ｧ尖攵 (Korean), Hvatemala - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑひｵﾐｼﾐｰﾐｻﾐｰ (Ukrainian), il-Gwatemala (Maltese), K蘯｡wtemﾄ〕ﾄ - 犧≒ｸｱ犧ｧ犹犧歩ｸ｡犧ｲ犧･犧ｲ (Thai), Qvatemala (Azeri), Watimala (Aymara, Quechua), Wﾄ妬dﾃｬmﾇ四ﾄ - 蜊ｱ蝨ｰ鬥ｬ諡 / 蜊ｱ蝨ｰ鬩ｬ諡 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), 牋歩ｯ≒ｮｵ牋ｾ牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｮ牋ｾ牋ｲ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guernsey Bailliage de Guernesey - Guernesey (French), Gﾄ］jﾄｫ - 繧ｬ繝ｼ繝ｳ繧ｸ繝ｼ (Japanese), Geansaﾃｭ (Irish), Gﾃｩﾄ渡xﾄｫ dﾇ姉 - 譬ｼ諱ｩ隘ｿ蟯 (Chinese), Geonji - ｱｴｧ (Korean), Gernsﾃｩi - ﾎ鳶ｺﾎｵﾏ∃ｽﾏπｭﾎｹ (Greek), Gernsey (Filipino/Tagalog), Gernsi - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｽﾑﾐｸ (Russian), Gernsi - ﾗ潰ｨﾗﾗ｡ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gﾄ途nsija (Latvian), Gernzi - 痺低ヴ痺痺憮ヶ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gﾃｶrnsey (Azeri), Guernesey (French, Portuguese variant), Guernse nutome (Ewe), Guernsey (Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese), Guernsis (Lithuanian), ﾄuernzy - ﾘｺﾙ韓ｱﾙﾘｲﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gurnsi (Bosnian), Gurnsi - ﾐ酉τﾐｽﾑﾐｸ (Serbian), Gvernse - 爨伶･財､ｵ爭爨ｰ爭財､ｨ爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit), Gvernzi - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｵﾑﾐｽﾐｷﾐｸ (Macedonian), Gwernenez (Breton), I-Guernsey (Zulu), Keirﾌ地sﾄｫyﾌ - 犹犧≒ｸｴ犧｣犹呉ｸ吭ｸ金ｸｵ犧｢犹 (Thai), Kuenisﾄｫ (Tonga), Hersni - ﾐ寅ｵﾑﾐｽﾑﾑ (Ukrainian), o. Gﾇ屍nzi - ﾐｾ. ﾐ酉貫ﾐｽﾐｷﾐｸ (Bulgarian), Wyspa Guernsey (Polish), ﾚｯﾘｱﾙﾘｲﾛ[ romanization needed] (Persian), ﾚｯﾙ畏ｦﾘｱﾙﾘｳﾛ[ romanization needed] (Urdu), 爨伶･≒､鐘､ｰ爭財､ｨ爨ｸ爭[ romanization needed] (Nepali), 爬伶ｧ財ｦｰ爬ｾ爬樅ｧ財ｦ憫ｦｿ[ romanization needed] (Bengali), 爼伶ｫ財ｪｵ爿爼ｰ爿財ｪｨ爼ｸ爿[ romanization needed] (Gujarati), 牀伶ｭ≒ｬ鐘ｬｰ牀ｨ牆牀ｸ牀ｿ[ romanization needed] (Oriya), 牋歩ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｩ牘財ｮ壟ｮｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), 牴伶ｱ財ｰｵ牾牴ｰ牾財ｰｨ牴ｸ牾[ romanization needed] (Telugu), 犂伶ｳ≒ｲｰ犁財ｲｨ犂憫ｳ[ romanization needed] (Kannada), 犇伶ｵ犇｣犒坂財ｴｸ犇ｿ[ romanization needed] (Malayalam), 瘡蚊渥瘧雪梓[ romanization needed] (Amharic)
Guinea Ghi-nﾃｪ (Vietnamese), Ginﾃｩ - 瘡眼株 (Amharic), Gine (Bambara, Turkish), Ginea (Filipino/Tagalog), Ginea - ﾔｳﾕｫﾕｶﾕ･ﾕ｡ (Armenian), Gﾃｭnea (Icelandic), Ginea (Vﾃｵro), Ginea - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ燮碩‎ (Hebrew), Gini (Scots Gaelic), Gini / Kini - ｸｰ笈 (Korean), Ginﾄｫ - 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ginia - 繧ｮ繝九い (Japanese), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Giniyaway - 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Gouinﾃｩa - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ (Greek), Guinﾃｪ (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guinﾃｩ, Guinﾃｩ-Conacri or Guinﾃｩ-Conakri (Portuguese), Guinﾃｩ - ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ (Persian), Guinea (Acehnese, Albanian, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish), Guineai Kﾃｶztﾃ｡rsasﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Guinee (Afrikaans, Dutch), Guinﾃｩe (French, Min Nan), Guineea (Romanian), Guineya (Central Bikolano), Guinia (Inuktitut), Gvinea - 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvinﾄ擁a - ﾒ籍ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采 (Belarusian), Gvineja (Latvian), Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Gvineja - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvineo (Esperanto), Gvineya - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gwinea (Polish), Gwini (Welsh), Hvineya - ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ (Ukrainian), il-Guinea (Maltese), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠 / 蜃蜀莠 (Mandarin Chinese), Khiniya (Quechua), Kini - 犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ (Thai), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guinea-Bissau Bisau Gvinﾄ曜a (Lithuanian), Bisaﾇ-Gvineo (Esperanto), Bissau-Guinea (Hungarian), Ghi-nﾃｪ Bﾃｭt-xao (Vietnamese), Gine-Bissau (Turkish), Gﾃｭnea-Bissﾃ｡ (Icelandic), Ginea-Bissau (Vﾃｵro), Ginea Bissao - ﾗ潰燮ﾗ燮碩 ﾗ泰燮｡ﾗ碩‎ (Hebrew), Ginea-Bisaw (Filipino/Tagalog), Gine Bisau (Bambara), Ginﾃｩ-Bisﾄ『 - 瘡眼株-瘟｢瘉ｳ瘠 (Amharic), Gini-Bioso (Scots Gaelic), Ginﾄｫ-Bisﾄﾅｫ - 爨伶､ｿ爨ｨ爭-爨ｬ爨ｿ爨ｸ爨ｾ爨 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gini-Bisawu - 犖憫ｷ亭ｶｱ犢-犖ｶ犢亭ｷ犢犢 (Sinhala), Ginia Bisau - 繧ｮ繝九い繝ｻ繝薙し繧ｦ (Japanese), Ginibisau / Kinibisau - ｸｰ笈ｹぎ垈 (Korean), ﾄﾄｫniyﾄ Bﾄｫsﾄ『 - ﾘｺﾙ館ﾙ韓ｧ ﾘｨﾙ韓ｳﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), Gouinﾃｩa-Bisﾃ｡ou - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｽﾎｭﾎｱ-ﾎ慫ﾎｹﾏπｬﾎｿﾏ (Greek), Guinﾃｪ-Bissaou (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Guinﾃｩ-Bissau (Min Nan, Portuguese), Guinﾃｩ-Bissau ﾚｯﾛ雇ﾙ ﾘｨﾛ鈷ｳﾘｧﾘｦﾙ (Persian), Guinea-Bissau (Alemannic, Aragonese, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish), Guinea Bissau (Acehnese), Guinea-Bissﾃ｡u (Asturian), Guinea-Bisau (Albanian), Guinee-Bissau (Afrikaans, Dutch), Guinﾃｩe-Bissau (French), Guineea-Bissau (Romanian), Guinia-Pisau (Inuktitut), Gvinea-Bisau - 痺低ヵ痺倔憮ヴ痺-痺黛倔Γ痺雪Ε (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gvinﾄ擁a-Bisaﾅｭ - ﾒ籍ｲﾑ孟ｽﾑ采-ﾐ帯毛ﾐｰﾑ (Belarusian), Gvineja Bisao - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾐｾ (Serbian), Gvineja-Bisao - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ侑ｰ-ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾐｾ (Macedonian), Gvineja Bisava (Latvian), Gvineya-Bisau - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｽﾐｵﾑ-ﾐ岱ｸﾑﾐｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Gwinea-Bissau (Polish), Gwini-Bisau (Welsh), Hvineya-Bisau - ﾐ寅ｲﾑ孟ｽﾐｵﾑ-ﾐ帯毛ﾐｰﾑ (Ukrainian), il-Guinea-Bissau (Maltese), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ Bﾇ尽hﾃo - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠樊ｯ皮ｴｹ / 蜃蜀莠壽ｯ疲ｯ皮ｻ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Jﾄｫnﾃｨiyﾃ Bﾇ尽uﾇ - 蟷ｾ蜈ｧ莠樊ｯ皮ｴ｢ / 蜃蜀莠壽ｯ皮ｴ｢ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Khiniya-Wisaw (Quechua), Kini-Bitsao - 犧≒ｸｴ犧吭ｸｵ-犧壟ｸｴ犧ｪ犹犧金ｸｲ (Thai), Qvineya Bisau (Azeri), 牋歩ｮｿ牋ｩ牋ｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ 牋ｪ牋ｿ牋壟ｮｾ牋ｵ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Guyana Gaiana - 痺低ヰ痺倔ヰ痺憮ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Gaiana - 繧ｬ繧､繧｢繝 (Japanese), Gaiana / Kaiana - ｰ擽符ｘ (Korean), Gﾃiyﾃnﾃ - 闢倶ｺ樣ぅ / 逶紋ｺ夐ぅ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Gajﾄ］a (Latvian), Gajana (Lithuanian), Gﾄ【ﾄ］ﾄ - 瘡吟境瘧 (Amharic), Gayana - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｹﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Russian), Gayana - 犖憫ｶｺ犖ｱ犢 (Sinhala), Giana (Welsh), Giyana - ﾗ潰燮碩ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Gouiﾃ｡na - ﾎ鳶ｿﾏﾎｹﾎｬﾎｽﾎｱ (Greek), Guajana (Albanian), Guajaana (Estonian [former and alternate]), Guidheﾃna (Scots Gaelic), Guiana (Inuktitut, Portuguese), Guﾄｫyﾃnﾃ - 蝨ｭ莠樣ぅ / 蝨ｭ莠夐ぅ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Gujﾃ｡na (Guaranﾃｭ), Gujana (Polish), Guy-a-na (Vietnamese), Guyana (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Aragonese, Asturian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, Filipino/Tagalog, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), ﾄﾅｫyﾄ］ﾄ - ﾘｺﾙ異韓ｧﾙﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Guyana - ﾚｯﾙ維鈷ｧﾙ (Persian), Guyﾄ］ﾄ - 爨伶･≒､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Gvajana - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｰﾑ侑ｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Gvajano (Esperanto), Gviana - ﾐ寅ｲﾐｸﾐｰﾐｽﾐｰ (Bulgarian), Haiana - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ紹ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), il-Guyana (Maltese), Kaiana - 犧≒ｸｲ犧｢犧ｭ犧ｲ犧吭ｸｲ (Thai), Qayana (Azeri), Wayana (Aymara, Quechua), 牋歩ｮｯ牋ｾ牋ｩ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
Haiti Aitﾃｭ (Aragonese), Aﾃｯtﾃｭ - ﾎ耐観ﾎｮ (Greek), Aiti / Ait'i - 符擽恐 (Korean), Ayiti (Haitian Creole), Ayti (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), Haiti (Turkmen, Uzbek) Gaiti - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｸﾑひｸ (Chuvash, Kyrygz Russian, Tajik, Tatar), Ha-i-ti (Vietnamese), Haichi - 繝上う繝 (Japanese), Hﾇ司dﾃｬ - 豬ｷ蝨ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Haidhti (Scots Gaelic), Haisi / Haiti (Inuktitut), Haﾃｯti (Afrikaans, Dutch, French), Haiti (Albanian, Alemannic, Aromanian, Azeri, Central Bikolano, Bosnian, Breton, Cebuano, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Latvian, Lower Sorbian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Haiti - ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｫﾕｿﾕｫ (Armenian), Haiti - 痺ｰ痺雪倔Δ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Haitﾃｭ (Asturian, Catalan, Spanish), Haiti - ﾐ･ﾐｰﾐｸﾑひｸ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Haiti - ﾗ蕃碩燮俎‎ (Hebrew), Haiti - ﾙﾘｧﾘｦﾛ鈷ｪﾛ (Persian), Haitﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爭謂､､爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hai-ti - 狄ｧ狄狄ｲ狆金ｽ鐘ｽｲ狆 (Tibetan), Haitis (Lithuanian), Haito (Esperanto), Haitsi - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ毛ﾑ (Belarusian), Hayiti (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Hayiti - 犢犖ｺ犢亭ｶｧ犢 (Sinhala), Hayiti - ﾐ寅ｰﾑ林び (Ukrainian), Hﾄ【itﾄｫ - ﾙﾘｧﾙ韓ｪﾙ‎ (Arabic), Hei盪ｭﾄｫ - ﾞﾞｬﾞﾞｨﾞ奈ｩ (Dhivehi), Heti - 犹犧ｮ犧歩ｸｴ (Thai), il-Haiti (Maltese), 牋ｹ牘謂ｮ､牘財ｮ､牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Holland Batavia (Latin variant), Beulanda (Acehnese), Gollandiya - ﾐ登ﾐｻﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Haliandyia - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), Hﾃｩlﾃ｡n - 闕ｷ蜈ｰ / 闕ｷ陂ｭ (Mandarin Chinese), Hﾃ Lan (Vietnamese), Hoﾃ Lan (Vietnamese variant), Hﾅ粛ai盪盧 - 爨ｹ爭霞､ｲ爭謂､も､｡爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Holan (Filipino), Hﾃｴ-lﾃ｢n (Min Nan), Holand (Indonesian, Malay), Holﾄ］d - 瘉瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Holand - ﾗ蕃勉慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Holand - ﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Holand - ﾗ蕃蹟ｸﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Holanda (Albanian, Galician, Guaranﾃｭ, Portuguese, Spanish), Holanda - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧･犧ｱ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Archaic Thai), Holande (Latvian), Holandia - ﾕﾕｸﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Holandia - 痺ｰ痺昵壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Holandia (Polish), Holandija (Croatian), Holandija - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Holandiya - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Holando (Esperanto), Holandska (Lower Sorbian), Holandsko (Czech, Slovak), Holen盧講 - ﾞﾞｮﾞ材ｬﾞむｰﾞ退ｪ (Dhivehi), Honlaen - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧･犹≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Hollﾃ｢n (Frisian), Holland (Alemannic, Breton, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, German, Icelandic, Limburgish, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Swedish, Vﾃｵro, Welsh), Hollﾃ･nd (Austro-Bavarian), Hollanda (Turkish), Hollande (French), Hollandeu / Hollandﾅｭ - 凰梳糖 (Korean), Hollandia (Hungarian, Latin), Hollandiya - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｻﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Hollanti (Finnish), Hﾅｫlandﾄ - ﾙﾙ異ﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Hwaran - 剩梳/蜥瑚亊 (Korean alternate), l-Olanda (Maltese), Madalmaad (Estonian alternate), an ﾃ値aind (Scots Gaelic), Olanda (Acehnese variant, Aromanian, Filipino/Tagalog, Italian, Romanian), Olandaya - 犖歩ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｯ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Olande (Friulian), Olandija (Lithuanian), an Ollainn (Irish), yn Ollan (Manx), Ollanda (Romansh), Ollandﾃｭa - ﾎ湮ｻﾎｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾅ畦ondﾄ） - 爬内ｦｲ爬ｨ爰財ｦｦ爬ｾ爬 (Bengali), Oranda - 繧ｪ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Ullanti (Inuktitut), Wilanda - 犧ｧ犧ｴ犧･犧ｱ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｲ (Archaic Thai), Urasuyu (Quechua), Walanda (Javanese, Sundanese), 牋亭ｮｲ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Note: Strictly speaking, Holland is only a part of the Netherlands, but the name is often used to refer to the whole country.
Holy See Agﾃｭa ﾃ嬰ra - ﾎ対ｳﾎｯﾎｱ ﾎ夷ｴﾏ∃ｱ (Greek), al-Kursﾄｫ al-Rasﾅｫlﾄｫ - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｱﾘｳﾙ ﾘｧﾙﾘｱﾘｳﾙ異ﾙ‎ (Arabic), Apostoli Szentszﾃｩk (Hungarian), Aulki Santua (Basque), y Babaeth (Welsh), Banal na Luklukan (Filipino/Tagalog), a' Chathair Naomh (Scots Gaelic), Cminda Saqdari - 痺ｬ痺帋倔憮ン痺 痺｡痺雪Ι痺乍ヰ痺痺 (Georgian), Darya Moghadas - ﾘｯﾘｱﾛ鈷ｧ ﾙﾙぺｯﾘｳ (Persian), Den Hellige Stol (Danish, Norwegian), Ha'Kes Ha'Kadosh - ﾗ蕃嶼｡ ﾗ蕃ｧﾗ沌勉ｩ‎ (Hebrew), Heiliger Stuhl or Apostolischer Stuhl (German), Heilige Stoel (Dutch), Heliga Stolen (Swedish), Holﾄｫ Sﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爭金､ｲ爭 爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Ijjurnaingniqtuq (Inuktitut), is-Santa Sede (Maltese), Jiﾃotﾃｭng - 謨吝ｻｷ (Mandarin Chinese), Kutsal Makam (Turkish), Pﾃ｡fagarﾃｰur (Icelandic), Papakanan Karavarutyun - ﾕ閑｡ﾕｺﾕ｡ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｶ ﾔｿﾕ｡ﾕｼﾕ｡ﾕｾﾕ｡ﾖﾕｸﾖぷｩﾕｵﾕｸﾖぷｶ or Mayr Ator - ﾕﾕ｡ﾕｵﾖ ﾔｱﾕｩﾕｸﾕｼ (Armenian), Papska drﾅｾava - ﾐ渙ｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｰ ﾐｴﾑﾐｶﾐｰﾐｲﾐｰ or Sveta stolica - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾐｵﾑひｰ ﾑﾑひｾﾐｻﾐｸﾑﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Papskiy Prestol - ﾐ歛ﾐｿcﾐｺﾐｸﾐｹ ﾐ湲ﾐｵﾑﾑひｾﾐｻ or Papskoye Pravitelstvo - ﾐ渙ｰﾐｿﾑﾐｺﾐｾﾐｵ ﾐ殫aﾐｲﾐｸﾑＦﾐｻﾑ慶ﾑひｲo (Russian), Pﾃｼha Tool or Pﾃｼha Aujﾃ､rg (Estonian), Pyhﾃ､ istuin (Finnish), Saint-Siﾃｨge (French), Sancta Sedes (Latin), Santa Sﾃｩ (Asturian, Galician, Portuguese), Santa Sede (Italian, Spanish), Santa Seu (Aragonese), Selia e Shenjtﾃｫ (Albanian, Arbﾃｫresh), Seongjwa / Sﾅ熟gjwa - ┳｢ (Korean), Sfﾃ｢ntul Scaun or Scaunul Apostolic (Romanian), Shitoza - 菴ｿ蠕貞ｺｧ (Japanese), Shuddhasanaya - 犢≒ｷ扉ｶｯ犢癌ｶｰ犢鐘ｷ犖ｱ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Stolica Apostolska (Polish), Svﾃ､tﾃ｡ stolica (Slovak), Svatﾃ｡ stolice (Czech alternate), Svatﾃｽ stolec (Czech), ﾅventasis Sostas (Lithuanian), Svﾄ鍍ais Krﾄ都ls (Latvian), Sveta Stolica (Croatian), Sveti sedeﾅｾ (Slovenian), Svyatiyshyi Prestol - ﾐ｡ﾐｲﾑ肖び孟ｹﾑ威ｸﾐｹ ﾐ湲ﾐｵﾑﾑＰﾐｻ or Apostol's'ka Stolytsya - ﾐ籍ｿﾐｾﾑﾑひｾﾐｻﾑ袴ﾑ糊ｺﾐｰ ﾐ｡ﾑひｾﾐｻﾐｸﾑﾑ (Ukrainian), Takhta Suci (Indonesian, Javanese), Tasa astul - ﾐ｢ﾐｰﾑﾐｰ ﾐｰﾑﾑびσｻ (Chuvash), Taxt-Tac (Azeri), Ukulu mtakatifu (Swahili), 牋ｹ牘金ｮｲ牋ｿ 牋壟ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Honduras Gonduras - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Russian), Handuras - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Belarusian), Hﾃｴn-ﾄ爽-rﾃ｡t (Vietnamese), Honduras (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Azeri, Bambara, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Faroese, Finnish, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vﾃｵro), Hondﾃｹras (Scots Gaelic), Honduras - ﾕﾕｸﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｸﾖへﾕ｡ﾕｽ (Armenian), Hon盧講ras - 爨ｹ爭金､ｨ爭財､｡爭≒､ｰ爨ｸ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Honduras - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Honduras - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｴﾑτﾐｰﾑ (Ukrainian), Hondﾅｫrﾄ《 - ﾙﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｱﾘｧﾘｳ‎ (Arabic), Honduras - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ沌勉ｨﾗ｡‎ (Hebrew), Hondﾅｫras (Lithuanian), Honduras - 犢犢憫ｶｱ犢癌ｶｩ犢扉ｶｻ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Honduras - ﾙﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｱﾘｧﾘｳ (Persian), Hondurasa (Latvian), Hondurasi (Albanian), Hondurasi - 痺ｰ痺昵憮ン痺｣痺痺雪Γ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Ho盪-du-ra-si - 狄ｧ狄ｼ狄狆金ｽ隊ｽｴ狆金ｽ｢狆金ｽｦ狄ｲ狆 (Tibetan), Honduras - 犧ｮ犧ｭ犧吭ｸ扉ｸｹ犧｣犧ｱ犧ｪ (Thai), Hondures (Asturian), Honduro (Esperanto), Hﾃｳngdﾅｫlﾄ《ﾄｫ - 豢ｪ驛ｽ諡画民 (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), Hﾃｳngdﾅｫlﾄ《ﾄｫ - 螳城ｽ諡画民 (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Honjurasu - 繝帙Φ繧ｸ繝･繝ｩ繧ｹ (Japanese), Huniurasi (Inuktitut), il-Honduras (Maltese), Ondﾃｺra - ﾎ湮ｽﾎｴﾎｿﾏ済∃ｱ (Greek), Onduras (Aragonese, Filipino/Tagalog), Onduraseu / Ondurasﾅｭ - 乖草攵侃 (Korean), Unduras (Quechua), 牋ｹ牘金ｮ｣牘財ｮ游ｯ≒ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｸ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Hong Kong Chongk Kongk - ﾎｧﾎｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺ ﾎ墅ｿﾎｽﾎｳﾎｺ (Greek), Gonkong 窶 ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Russian), Hﾄ≪ｹg Kﾄ≪ｹg - 爨ｹ爨ｾ爨も､ 爨歩､ｾ爨も､ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hankong - ﾐ寅ｰﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾒ (Belarusian), Hiong-kﾃ｡ng (Min Nan), Hong Cong (Scots Gaelic), Hong Kong (Acehnese, Albanian, Aragonese, Asturian, Bosnian, Breton, Catalan, Croatian, Filipino/Tagalog, French, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Maltese, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Turkish), Hong Kong - ﾕﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ ﾔｿﾕｸﾕｶﾕ｣ (Armenian), Hong Kong - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ ﾐ墟ｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Bulgarian), Hﾅ肱ﾇｧ Kﾅ肱ﾇｧ - ﾙﾙ異ﾘｬ ﾙﾙ異ﾘｬ‎ (Arabic), Hong Kong - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ-ﾗｧﾗ勉ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Hong Kong / Hongk'ong - 剄ｽｩ (Korean), Hong Kong - ﾐ･ﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Macedonian, Serbian), Hong Kong - 犧ｮ犹謂ｸｭ犧犧≒ｸ (Thai), H盻渡g Kﾃｴng (Vietnamese), Hong Kong - 犢犢憫ｶもｶ壟ｷ憫ｶ (Sinhala), Hong Kong - ﾙﾙﾚｯ ﾚｩﾙﾚｯ (Persian), Hongkong (Afrikaans, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino/Tagalog variant, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Swedish), Hongkonga (Latvian), Hong-Kongi - 痺ｰ痺昵憮ヲ-痺吼昵憮ヲ痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Honguecongue or Hongue Congue (Portuguese variant), Honkon - 鬥呎ｸｯ (Japanese), Honkong - ﾐ寅ｾﾐｽﾐｺﾐｾﾐｽﾐｳ (Ukrainian), Honkongas (Lithuanian), Honq Konq (Azeri), Hung Kung (Inuktitut), Xianggang - 鬥呎ｸｯ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), ﾅｹa盪-ka盪 - 狄樅ｽ狆金ｽ狄狆金ｼ (Tibetan), 牋ｹ牋ｾ牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｮｾ牋吭ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Hungary al-Maﾇｧar - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾘｬﾘｱ‎ (Arabic), Hangﾄ〉i - 瘉瘧甫結瘉ｪ (Amharic), Ha盪garﾄｫ - 爨ｹ爨も､伶､ｰ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Hangarﾄｫ - 繝上Φ繧ｬ繝ｪ繝ｼ (Japanese), Hangarii (Inuktitut), Hangeriyawa - 犢犖もｶ憫ｷ壟ｶｻ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Hangkari - 犧ｮ犧ｱ犧犧≒ｸｲ犧｣犧ｵ (Thai), Heonggari / Hﾅ熟ggari - 理ｰｦｬ (Korean), Hongaria (Acehnese), Hongaria or Hungaria (Indonesian), Hongarije (Dutch), Hongarye (Afrikaans), Hongria (Catalan), Hongrie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), Hung-ga-ri (Vietnamese), Hungaria - ﾕﾕｸﾖぷｶﾕ｣ﾕ｡ﾖﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Hungaria (Albanian, Basque, Latin), Hungario (Esperanto), Hungariya - ﾗ蕃勉ﾗ潰ｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Hungorska (Lower Sorbian), Hungrﾃｭa (Asturian, Spanish), Hungria (Portuguese), Hungriya (Central Bikolano), Hungyria (Guaranﾃｭ), Hwngari (Welsh), l-Ungerija (Maltese), Macaristan (Turkish), Macarﾄｱstan (Azeri), Maﾄ疎rska (Croatian), Maﾄ疎rska - ﾐ慴ｰﾑ漬ｰﾑﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Serbian), Maﾄ渋rsko (Czech, Slovak), Madﾅｾarska (Slovene), Magyar-kok (Min Nan), Magyarorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Majarestan - ﾙﾘｬﾘｧﾘｱﾘｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Persian), Majyarﾅｭ or Wenggﾅｭriya - ｧ溢汕･ｴ or 嵜ｷｸｦｬ幣 (North Korean alternate), Ongrﾃｭa (Aragonese), Uhorshchyna - ﾐ｣ﾐｳﾐｾﾑﾑ禍ｸﾐｽﾐｰ (Ukrainian), an Ungﾃ｡ir (Irish), an Ungair (Scots Gaelic), Ungari (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Ungarﾃｭa - ﾎ渮ﾎｳﾎｳﾎｱﾏ∃ｯﾎｱ (Greek), Ungaria (Romanian, Romansh), Ungﾄ〉ija (Latvian), Ungarija - ﾐ｣ﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian), Ungariya - ﾐ｣ﾐｽﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian), Ungarn (Alemannic, Danish, Faroese, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian), Ungern (Swedish), Ungern - ﾗ碩勉ﾗ潰｢ﾗｨﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Ungheria (Italian), Ungreti - 痺｣痺憮ヲ痺痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Unggriya (Filipino/Tagalog), Ungverjaland (Icelandic), Unkari (Finnish), Unriya (Quechua), Vengrija (Lithuanian), Vengriya - ﾐ漬ｵﾐｽﾐｳﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Vuhorshchyna - ﾐ柘σｳﾐｾﾑﾑ尉ﾑ巾ｽﾐｰ (Belarusian), Wﾄ冏ry (Polish), Xiﾅ肱gyﾃ｡lﾃｬ - 蛹育甥蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese), 牋牋吭ｯ財ｮ歩ｯ牋ｰ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
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English name Names in different languages
Iceland Ai-xﾆ｡-len (Vietnamese), Aiseullandeu / Aisﾅｭllandﾅｭ - 符擽堪梳糖 (Korean), Aisilantu (Inuktitut), Aisland (Bambara), Aislaen - 犹犧ｭ犧金ｹ呉ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), ﾄislai盪盧 - 爨爨爨ｸ爨ｲ爭謂､も､｡ (Hindi), ﾄislai盪盧 - 爨爨爨ｸ爭財､ｲ爭謂､ｨ爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), Aisurando - 繧｢繧､繧ｹ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), an ﾃ腔slainn (Irish), ﾊｾﾄyislandﾄ - ﾘ｢ﾙ韓ｳﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), Ayislanthaya - 犖犖ｺ犢亭ｷ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), 窶僊yslﾄ］d - 瘧瘠ｭ瘉ｵ瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Island - ﾗ碩燮｡ﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Bﾄｫngdﾇ姉 - 蜀ｰ蟲ｶ / 蜀ｰ蟯 (Mandarin Chinese), Gwlad yr Iﾃ｢ (Welsh), l-Iﾅｼlanda (Maltese), Iceland - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｳﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), IJsland (Dutch), Innis Tﾃｬle (Scots Gaelic), Island (Alemannic, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Slovak, Swedish, Vﾃｵro), ﾃ行land (Faroese, Icelandic), Island - ﾐ佯ﾐｻﾐｰﾐｽﾐｴ (Macedonian, Serbian), Island - ﾗ碩燮｡ﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Islanda (Albanian, Aromanian, Italian, Romanian, Romansh), Islande (Franco-Provenﾃｧal, French), ﾄｪslande (Latvian), Islandia (Acehnese, Aragonese, Asturian, Basque, Indonesian, Latin, Polish, Spanish), Islandia - ﾔｻﾕｽﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Islﾃndia (Catalan), Islandia - 痺倔Γ痺壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Islandﾃｭa - ﾎ厮πｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Islﾃ｢ndia (Portuguese), Islandija (Lithuanian, Slovene), ﾄｰslandiya (Azeri), Islandiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Islandiya - ﾐ歪ﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Islandiya - ﾐcﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Islando (Esperanto), Islandska (Lower Sorbian), Islandya (Quechua), Islanti (Finnish), Iylanda (Guaranﾃｭ), Izland (Hungarian), ﾄｰzlanda (Turkish), Ysland (Afrikaans), 牋説ｮｸ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
India 蘯､n ﾄ雪ｻ (Vietnamese), Bhﾄ〉ﾃｴt - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爰ｰ爬､ (Assamese), Bhﾄ〉ot - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬､ (Bengali), Bharﾃｴt/Indiyﾄ - 爬ｭ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬､ / ｯ場ｯ溲ｯ隷ｯ､ｯ語ｯ･ (Meitei), Bharot/Siﾃｱﾃｴt - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爭金､､爭 / 盂･盂､盂ｧ盂壯ｱ (Santali), Bhﾄ〉at - 爼ｭ爼ｾ爼ｰ爼､ (Gujarati), Bhﾄ〉at - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ (Bodo, Dogri, Hindi, Konkani, Maithili, Marathi, Nepali), Bhﾄ〉at - 爲ｭ爲ｾ爲ｰ爲､ (Punjabi), Bhﾄ〉at - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ / ﾚﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪ (Sindhi), ﾙ毅harat/Hindustan - ﾛﾙﾘｯﾙ畏ｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ/ﾘｨﾚｾﾘｧﾘｱﾘｪ (Urdu), Bhﾄ〉ata - 犂ｭ犂ｾ犂ｰ犂､ (Kannada), Bhﾄ〉ata/Hindﾅｫstﾄ］ - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､ / 漕ｨ漕ｳ漕ｫ漕 / ﾘｨﾚｾﾘｱﾘｪ / ﾛﾙ拙ﾘｯﾙ畏ｳﾘｪﾘｧﾙ (Kashmiri), Bhﾄ〉ata - 牀ｭ牀ｾ牀ｰ牀､ (Oriya), Bhﾄ〉ata - 牴ｭ牴ｾ牴ｰ牴､ (Telugu), Bhﾄ〉atam - 犇ｭ犇ｾ犇ｰ犇､犇 (Malayalam), Bhﾄ〉atam - 爨ｭ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨､爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Bhﾄ〉ataya - 犖ｷ犢鐘ｶｻ犖ｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Bhﾄ〉atham - 牋ｪ牋ｾ牋ｰ牋､牋ｮ牘 (Tamil), Ende (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Enetheg - ﾐｭﾐｽﾑ采びﾑ災ｳ (Mongolian), Hend - 瘉瘧甫況 (Amharic), al-Hind - ﾘｧﾙﾙﾙﾘｯ‎ (Arabic), Hend / Hendustﾄ］ (Persian), Hindia / India (Indonesian, Malay), Hindio / Barato (Esperanto), Hindistan (Azeri, Turkish), Hndkastan - ﾕﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Hodu - ﾗ蕃勉沌‎ (Hebrew), l-Indja (Maltese), ﾃ系-tﾅ栽 (Min Nan), Inde (French), India (Albanian, Dutch, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Indﾃｭa - ﾎ厥ｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), an India (Irish), ﾃ肱dia (Portuguese), Indiﾃｫ (Afrikaans), Indie (Alemannic, Czech, Polish), Indien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Indija (Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Indija - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Indiska (Lower Sorbian), Indiya (Filipino/Tagalog), Indiya - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Indiya - ﾐﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Indland (Icelandic), Indo - 繧､繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), Indo - 攤巡 (Korean), Indoeti - 痺倔憮ン痺昵ヴ痺例 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Indya (Aymara, Quechua), Indye - ﾗ碩燮ﾗ沌燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Intia (Finnish, Inuktitut), l'ﾃ肱dia (Catalan), na h-Innseachan or na h-Innsean (Scots Gaelic), Xindeﾄｫy - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧吭ｹ犧扉ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Yﾃｬndﾃｹ - 蜊ｰ蠎ｦ (Chinese), Jagariin Oron - ﾐ孟ｰﾐｳﾐｰﾑﾑ巾ｽ ﾐｾﾑﾐｾﾐｽ (Mongolian), xingu'e / .indias. (Lojban)
Indonesia bidgu'e (Lojban), Endonﾃｨsie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Endonezya (Turkish), l-Indoneﾅｼja (Maltese), In-ﾄ妥ｴ-nﾃｪ-xi-a (Vietnamese), Indoneshiyﾄ - 爨爨も､｡爭金､ｨ爭爨ｶ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Indonashia - ﾘｧﾙﾚ異異ﾛ鈷ｴﾛ鈷ｧ (Urdu), Indoneesia (Estonian), Indoneesiﾃ､ (Vﾃｵro), Indoneshia - 繧､繝ｳ繝峨ロ繧ｷ繧｢ (Japanese), Indﾃｴnﾃｨsia (Acehnese), Indonesia (Aragonese, Asturian, Banyumasan, Faroese, Finnish, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Norwegian, Romansh, Spanish), Indﾃｳnesﾃｭa (Icelandic), an Innd-Innse (Scots Gaelic), Indonesia - 攤巡└亨符 (Korean), Indonﾃｩsia (Portuguese), Indonesya (Filipino/Tagalog), Indonesie (Alemannic), Indonesiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Indonﾃｩsie (Czech, French), Indonesien (Danish, German, Swedish), Indonezia - ﾔｻﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｸﾕｶﾕ･ﾕｦﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Indonezia (Albanian, Aromanian, Romanian), Indonezia - 痺倔憮ン痺昵憮ヴ痺貰倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Indonezia - ﾗ碩燮ﾗ沌勉ﾗ儲燮‎ (Hebrew), Indonﾃｩzia (Hungarian, Slovak), Indonezija (Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovene), Indonﾄ奴ija (Latvian), Indonezija - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Indonezio (Esperanto), ﾄｰndoneziya (Azeri), Indoneziya - ﾐ侑ｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾐｸﾑ (Bashkir, Bulgarian, Russian), Indoneziya - ﾐﾐｽﾐｴﾐｾﾐｽﾐｵﾐｷﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Indonezja (Polish), Indonisﾃｭa - ﾎ厥ｽﾎｴﾎｿﾎｽﾎｷﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Indonisia - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧吭ｹもｸ扉ｸ吭ｸｵ犹犧金ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Indﾅｫnﾄｫsiyﾄ - ﾘ･ﾙﾘｯﾙ異ﾙ韓ｳﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Indunisiyawa - 犖霞ｶｱ犢癌ｶｯ犢扉ｶｱ犢内ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ (Sinhala), Indunisya (Quechua), ﾃ系-nﾃｮ (Min Nan), Intunasia (Inuktitut), Yﾃｬndﾃｹnﾃｬxﾄｫyﾃ / Yﾃｬnnﾃｬ - 蜊ｰ蠎ｦ蟆ｼ隘ｿ莠 / 蜊ｰ蟆ｼ (Chinese), 牋牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘金ｮｩ牘牋壟ｮｿ牋ｯ牋ｾ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Iran ﾃ詠an (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Fﾄ〉s - 瘢吟渥瘉ｵ (Amharic), l-Iran (Maltese), I-ran (Vietnamese), Iorﾃn (Scots Gaelic), Irﾃ｣ (Brazilian Portuguese), Iraan (Estonian, Inuktitut, Vﾃｵro), Iran (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Albanian, Alemannic, Catalan, Central Bikolano, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Min Nan, Norwegian, Polish, Quechua, Romanian, Romansh, Slovene, Swedish, Welsh), Irﾃ｡n (Hungarian), ﾄｪrﾄ］ - ﾘ･ﾙ韓ｱﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic, Persian), Irﾃ｡n (Aragonese, Asturian, Guaranﾃｭ, Slovak, Spanish), Iran - ﾔｻﾖﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), ﾄｰran (Azeri, Turkish), Iran - ﾐﾑﾐｰﾐｽ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Iran - ﾐ佯ﾐｰﾐｽ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), ﾃ荒ﾃ｡n (Czech), Irﾃ｡n - ﾎ厮∃ｬﾎｽ (Greek), Iran - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ‎ (Hebrew), ﾄｪrﾄ］ - 爨謂､ｰ爨ｾ爨ｨ (Hindi, Sanskrit), ﾃ荒an (Icelandic), Iran - 繧､繝ｩ繝ｳ (Japanese), Iran - 擽梳 (Korean), ﾃ屍an (Kurdish), Iran - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧ｫ犧｣犹謂ｸｲ犧 (Thai), Irﾄ］ - ﾘｧﾙ韓ｱﾘｧﾙ (Urdu), Irﾄ］a (Latvian), Iranas (Lithuanian), Iranaya - 犖霞ｶｻ犢鐘ｶｱ犖ｺ (Sinhala), Irani - 痺倔Β痺雪憮 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Irano (Esperanto), Irﾃ｣o (Portuguese), Yﾄｫlﾇ始g - 莨頑恬 (Mandarin Chinese), 牋謂ｮｰ牋ｾ牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), Iran - 爬爬ｰ爬ｾ爬ｨ (Bengali)

Formerly known as Fﾄ〉as - 爨ｫ爨ｼ爨ｾ爨ｰ爨ｸ (Hindi), il-Persja (Maltese), Paras - ﾗ､ﾗｨﾗ｡‎ (Hebrew; Biblical Hebrew), Paroshyo - 爬ｪ爬ｾ爬ｰ爬ｸ爰財ｦｯ (Bengali), Parsiyaway - 犖ｴ犖ｻ犢癌ｷ犢亭ｶｺ犢鐘ｷ犢 (Sinhala), Peirse (Scots Gaelic), P'ereusia / P'erﾅｭsia - 侍･ｴ亨符 (Korean), Pers (Turkish), Perse (French), Perﾌ痴eﾄｫy - 犹犧巵ｸｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ犧金ｸｵ犧｢ (Thai), Persia/Parskastan - ﾕ閑｡ﾖﾕｽﾕｯﾕ｡ﾕｽﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｶ (Armenian), Persia (Finnish, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Pﾃｩrsia (Portuguese), Persﾃｭa - ﾎﾎｵﾏﾏπｯﾎｱ (Greek), Persie (Czech), Persien (Danish, German, Swedish), Persija - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Persija - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Persiya - ﾐ渙ｵﾑﾑﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Persja (Polish), Perzia (Slovak), Perziﾃｫ (Dutch), Perzija (Croatian), Perzsa (Hungarian), Perushia - 繝壹Ν繧ｷ繧｢ (Japanese), Sparseti - 痺｡痺榱ヰ痺痺｡痺批例 (Georgian, Mingrelian)

Iraq al-Irﾄ〈 - ﾘｧﾙﾘｹﾘｱﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), Eraqi - 痺批Β痺雪Ι痺 (Georgian, Mingrelian), l-Iraq (Maltese), I-r蘯ｯc (Vietnamese), I-la窶兮-kho - 狄｡狄ｲ狆金ｽ｣狄狆金ｽ≒ｽｼ狆 (Tibetan), Iorﾃc (Scots Gaelic), Iraak (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Iraaq (Inuktitut), Irac (Aromanian, Romansh, Welsh), Irak (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Alemannic, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish variant, Swedish, Turkish), Irak - ﾐﾑﾐｰﾐｺ (Belarusian, Ukrainian), Irak - ﾐ湾aﾐｺ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian), Irﾃ｡k (Czech), Irﾃ｡k - ﾎ厮∃ｬﾎｺ (Greek), Irak - ﾗ｢ﾗ燮ｨﾗ碩ｧ‎ (Hebrew), ﾃ荒ak (Icelandic), Irak - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧｣犧ｱ犧 (Thai), Irﾄ〔a (Latvian), Irakas (Lithuanian), Irakaya - 犖霞ｶｻ犢鐘ｶ壟ｶｺ (Sinhala), Irakeu / Irak'ﾅｭ - 擽攵〓 (Korean), Irako (Esperanto), Iraku (Albanian), Iraku - 繧､繝ｩ繧ｯ (Japanese), Iraq (Aragonese, Asturian, Central Bikolano, Franco-Provenﾃｧal, Italian, Kurdish, Malay, Min Nan, Quechua, Spanish), Iraq - ﾔｻﾖﾕ｡ﾖ (Armenian), ﾄｰraq (Azeri), Irﾄ〈 - ﾘｹﾘｱﾘｧﾙ (Persian, Urdu), Iraq - 爨爨ｰ爨ｾ爨歩､ｼ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Iraque (Portuguese), Iraquia (Latin), 牋謂ｮｰ牋ｾ牋歩ｯ[ romanization needed] (Tamil), Mesopotamia (Latin variant), Yﾃｬlﾄ〔ﾃｨ - 莨頑級蜈 (Mandarin Chinese)

Formerly known as Aram Naharayim - ﾗ碩ｨﾗ ﾗﾗ蕃ｨﾗ燮‎ (Hebrew), Mﾄ嬖suﾇ鍛ﾃｹdﾃ｡mﾇ笥ﾃ - 鄒守ｴ｢荳埼＃邀ｳ莠 / 鄒守ｴ｢荳崎ｾｾ邀ｳ莠 (Mandarin Chinese) Mesopotamia (Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Spanish), Mesopotﾃ｢mia (Portuguese), Mesopotamia - 繝｡繧ｽ繝昴ち繝溘い (Japanese), Mesopotamia - ｩ肥醐小ムｯｸ符 (Korean), Mesopotamﾃｭa - ﾎ慚ｵﾏπｿﾏﾎｿﾏﾎｱﾎｼﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), Mﾃｩsopotamie (French), Mesopotamiﾃｫ (Dutch), Mesopotamien (Danish, German, Swedish), Mesopotamiya - ﾐ慴ｵﾑﾐｾﾐｿﾐｾﾑひｰﾐｼﾐｸﾑ (Russian), Mesopotamya (Filipino/Tagalog), Mesopo盪ｭﾄ［iyﾄ - 爨ｮ爭爨ｸ爭金､ｪ爭金､游､ｾ爨ｮ爨ｿ爨ｯ爨ｾ (Hindi, Sanskrit), Mesﾌopotemeﾄｫy - 犹犧｡犹もｸｪ犹もｸ巵ｹ犧歩ｹ犧｡犧ｵ犧｢ (Thai), Mezopotamia (Polish), Mezopotﾃ｡mia (Hungarian), Mezopotﾃ｡mie (Czech), Mezopotamya (Turkish), Meﾅｾyrichchya - ﾐ慴ｵﾐｶﾐｸﾑﾑ毛ﾑﾑ (Ukrainian)
Note: The term Mesopotamia normally applies to a larger historical area.

Ireland Ai-len (Vietnamese), Aialan (Tok Pisin), ﾃi窶卞孑lﾃ｡n - 諢帷粟陂ｭ / 辷ｱ蟆泌ｰ (Mandarin Chinese), Aillaendeu / Aillaendﾅｭ - 符攵棡糖 (Korean), Airija (Lithuanian), Airilanti (Inuktitut), Ailaen - 犹犧ｭ犧｣犹呉ｹ≒ｸ･犧吭ｸ扉ｹ (Thai), Airurando - 繧｢繧､繝ｫ繝ｩ繝ｳ繝 (Japanese), ﾄyarlai盪盧 - 爨爨ｯ爨ｰ爨ｲ爭謂､も､｡ (Hindi), ﾄyarlai盪盧 - 爨爨ｯ爨ｰ爭財､ｲ爭謂､ｨ爭財､｡爭 (Sanskrit), 窶僊yarlﾄ］d - 瘧瘠ｨ瘉ｭ瘉吟兜瘠ｵ (Amharic), Ayarlanthaya - 犖犖ｺ犖ｻ犢癌ｶｽ犖ｱ犢癌ｶｭ犖ｺ (Sinhala), ﾊｾAyirlandﾄ - ﾘ｣ﾙ韓ｱﾙﾙﾘｯﾘｧ‎ (Arabic), ﾃ永re (Irish, Min Nan), Eire (Portuguese variant), ﾃirinn (Scots Gaelic), Hibernia (Latin variant), l-Irlanda (Maltese), Ierland (Afrikaans, Dutch), Iirimaa (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Ilanda (Quechua), Ilandia (Guaranﾃｭ), ﾄｪrija (Latvian), Irlﾃ｣nd (Austro-Bavarian), Irland (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Norwegian, Swedish), ﾃ荒land (Faroese, Icelandic), Irland - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ慵ﾗ‎ (Hebrew), Irland - ﾗ碩燮ｨﾗ慵蹟ｷﾗﾗ‎ (Yiddish), Irland - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｱﾙﾙﾘｯ (Persian), Irlanda (Albanian, Aragonese, Aromanian, Asturian, Catalan, Filipino/Tagalog, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), ﾄｰrlanda (Turkish), Irlande (French), Irlandia (Acehnese, Indonesian, Latin, Polish), Irlandia - ﾔｻﾕｼﾕｬﾕ｡ﾕｶﾕ､ﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Irlandia - 痺倔Β痺壯ヰ痺憮ン痺倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Irlandﾃｭa - ﾎ厮∃ｻﾎｱﾎｽﾎｴﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek), ﾄｰrlandiya (Azeri), Irlandiya - ﾐ湾ﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Irlandiya - ﾐpﾐｻaﾐｽﾐｴﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Irlando (Esperanto), Irlanti (Finnish), Irliandyia - ﾐﾑﾐｻﾑ紹ｽﾐｴﾑ錦 (Belarusian), ﾃ荒orszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Irska (Croatian, Lower Sorbian, Slovene), Irska - ﾐ佯ﾑﾐｺﾐｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Irsko (Czech), ﾃ荒sko (Slovak), Iwerddon (Welsh), 牋牋ｯ牋ｰ牘財ｮｲ牋ｾ牋ｨ牘財ｮ､牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

Note: The name Ireland can refer either to the independent state otherwise known as the Republic of Ireland or the island which consists of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (the latter being part of the UK).

Israel 窶僞srﾄ≫凖ｩl - 瘧･瘉ｵ瘉ｫ瘧､瘉 (Amharic), Iisrael (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Iosrael (Scots Gaelic), ﾃ-sek-liaﾌ衡-kok (Min Nan), Iseurael / Isﾅｭraﾃｫl - 擽侃攵利 (Korean), Istrelam - 爨爨ｸ爭財､ｰ爭爨ｲ爨ｮ爭 (Sanskrit), Ishrayel - 犖癌ｷ≒ｷ癌ｶｻ犢鐘ｶｺ犢吭ｶｽ犢 (Sinhala), Isiraali (Inuktitut), Israel (Acehnese, Afrikaans, Alemannic, Aragonese, Asturian, Austro-Bavarian, Central Bikolano, Danish, Filipino/Tagalog, Finnish, German, Guaranﾃｭ, Indonesian, Malay, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish, Swedish, Welsh), Israﾃｫl (Afrikaans variant, Dutch, French), ﾃ行rael (Faroese, Icelandic), Israel - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧ｪ犧｣犧ｲ犹犧ｭ犧･ (Thai), Israele (Italian), Israeli - 痺倔Γ痺痺雪ヴ痺壯 (Georgian, Mingrelian), Israelo (Esperanto), Isrﾄ'ﾄｫl - ﾘ･ﾘｳﾘｱﾘｧﾘｦﾙ館‎ (Arabic, Urdu), ﾄｰsrail (Azeri, Turkish), Isrﾄ'ﾄｫl - ﾘｧﾘｳﾘｱﾘｧﾘｦﾙ館 (Persian), Isrﾄ（l - 爨爨憫､ｼ爨ｰ爨ｾ爨爨ｲ (Hindi), Israﾃｭl - ﾎ厮ρ∃ｱﾎｮﾎｻ (Greek), Israyel - ﾔｻﾕｽﾖﾕ｡ﾕｵﾕ･ﾕｬ (Armenian), Israyﾃｨl (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), Israyil (Quechua), Isuraeru - 繧､繧ｹ繝ｩ繧ｨ繝ｫ (Japanese), Ix-ra-en (Vietnamese), Izrael (Albanian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, Slovene), Izrael - ﾐ侑ｷﾑﾐｰﾐｵﾐｻ (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian), Iﾅｼrael (Maltese), Izraﾄ斗a (Latvian), Izraelis (Lithuanian), Izrail窶ｲ - ﾐﾐｷﾑﾐｰﾑ孟ｻﾑ (Belarusian), Izrail - ﾐ侑ｷpaﾐｸﾐｻﾑ (Russian), Izrayil' - ﾐﾐｷpaﾑ厘ｻﾑ (Ukrainian), Yﾇ尽ﾃｨliﾃｨ - 莉･濶ｲ蛻 (Mandarin Chinese), Yisrael - ﾗ燮ｩﾗｨﾗ碩‎ (Hebrew), Yisroel - ﾗ燮ｩﾗべｨﾗ碩‎ (Yiddish), 牋牋壟ｯ≒ｮｰ牘牋ｲ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil)
Isle of Man Aisle of Man nutome (Ewe), ﾄ雪ｺ｣o Man (Vietnamese), Eiland Man (Afrikaans), Eilean Mhanainn (Scots Gaelic), Ellan Vannin (Galician), Enez Vanav - Manav (Breton), ﾇｦazﾄｫrah Mﾄ］ - ﾘｬﾘｲﾙ韓ｱﾘｩ ﾙﾘｧﾙ‎ (Arabic), i-Isle of Man (Zulu), Ila de Man (Arpitan), ﾃ四e dﾃｩ Man (Narom), ﾃ四e de Man - Man (ﾃ四e) (French), Ilha de Man (Portuguese), Illa de Man (Catalan, Galician, Occitan), Insel Man (German), Insla da Man (Romansh), Insula Man - Insulele Man (Romanian), Ishulli i Manit or Ishulli Man (Albanian), Isla de Man (Spanish), Isla han Man (Waray), Isle o Mann (Scots), Isle of Man (Danish, Swedish), Islla de Man (Asturian), Isola di Man (Italian), Kea Mﾃｦn - 犹犧≒ｸｲ犧ｰ犹≒ｸ｡犧 (Thai), Maenseom - ｧｨ ┏/ｧｨ┏ (Korean), Man (Dutch, Norwegian), Man Adasﾄｱ (Azeri, Turkish), Mﾃn Dﾇ姉 or Yﾄｫngguﾃｳ Shﾇ播ﾃｬ Mﾃn Dﾇ姉 - 譖ｼ蟯 / 譖ｼ蟲ｶ or 闍ｱ蝗ｽ螻槫慍譖ｼ蟯 (Chinese), Man Shima - 繝槭Φ蟲ｶ (Japanese), Man sziget (Hungarian), Man uhartea (Basque), Mani saar (Estonian), Manksinsulo (Esperanto), Mansaari (Finnish), Meino sala - Meno sala (Lithuanian), Men / Ostriv Men - ﾐ慴ｵﾐｽ / ﾐ樮ﾑびﾑ孟ｲ ﾐ慴ｵﾐｽ (Ukrainian), Men, o-v / Ostrov Men - ﾐ慯災ｽ, ﾐｾ-ﾐｲ / ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲ ﾐ慯災ｽ (Russian), Mena (Latvian), Mﾃｶn (Icelandic), Monapia (Latin), Motu Mani (Tonga), Nﾃｭsﾎｿs Man - ﾎ斟ｮﾏπｿﾏ ﾎ慚ｱﾎｽ (Greek), Oileﾃ｡n Mhanann (Irish), Ostrov Man (Czech, Slovak, Bosnian), Otok Man (Croatian, Slovenian), Pulo ng Man (Filipino/Tagalog), Pulau Man (Indonesian), Wyspa Man (Polish), Ynys Manaw (Welsh, Cornish), ﾐ漬ｾﾑﾑびﾐｰﾑ ﾐ慯災ｽ[ romanization needed] (Belarusian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｲﾐｾ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ - ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｲﾐｾ ﾐｧﾐｾﾐｲﾐｵﾐｺﾐｰ[ romanization needed] (Serbian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｸ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ[ romanization needed] (Bulgarian), ﾐ樮ﾑびﾐｾﾐｲﾐｾﾑ ﾐ慴ｰﾐｽ[ romanization needed] (Macedonian), 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯 痺帋ヴ痺憮 - 痺帋ヰ痺憮倔Γ 痺吼Ε痺憮Ν痺｣痺壯[ romanization needed] (Georgian), Hai Man - ﾗ蕃碩 ﾗ槞碩‎/ﾗ蕃碩 ﾗ槞‎ (Hebrew), ﾘ｢ﾘｦﾙ ﾘ｢ﾙ ﾙﾛ雇[ romanization needed] (Urdu), ﾘｬﾘｲﾛ鈷ｱﾙﾙ ﾙﾙ[ romanization needed] (Persian), 爨爨爨憫･財､ｲ爭 爨爨ｫ爭 爨ｮ爭財､ｯ爨ｾ爨ｨ[ romanization needed] (Nepali), ﾄil ﾅ術h Main - 爨爨爨ｲ 爨隊､ｫ 爨ｮ爭謂､ｨ (Hindi), 爨爨ｸ爭財､ｲ爭 爨隊､ｫ爭 爨ｮ爭爨ｨ爭[ romanization needed] (Marathi, Sanskrit), 爬ｮ爰財ｦｯ爬ｾ爬ｨ爬ｦ爰財ｦｬ爰爬ｪ[ romanization needed] (Bengali), 爼爼ｸ爿財ｪｲ爿 爼内ｪｫ 爼ｮ爿爼ｨ[ romanization needed] (Gujarati), 牀牀牀ｲ牆 牀牀ｫ牆 牀ｮ牆謂ｬｨ牆[ romanization needed] (Oriya), 牋説ｮｲ牘 牋牋牋ｪ牘 牋ｮ牘牋ｩ牘[ romanization needed] (Tamil), 牴説ｰｲ牾 牴牴ｫ牾 牴ｮ牴ｾ牴ｨ牾[ romanization needed] (Telugu), 犂説ｲｲ犁 犂犂ｫ犁 犂ｮ犁財ｲｯ犂ｾ犂ｨ犁[ romanization needed] (Kannada), 犇説ｴｲ犒坂 犇内ｴｫ犒 犇ｮ犇ｾ犇ｨ犒坂[ romanization needed] (Malayalam), 瘧瘠ｭ瘉 瘧ｦ瘢 瘉帋兜[ romanization needed] (Amharic)
Italy an Eadailt (Scots Gaelic), an Iodﾃ｡il (Irish), ﾃ液alie (Franco-Provenﾃｧal), l-Italja (Maltese), Itaalia (Estonian, Vﾃｵro), Itali (Acehnese, Malay), Itali - 犧ｭ犧ｴ犧歩ｸｲ犧･犧ｵ (Thai), I盪ｭalﾄｫ - 爨爨游､ｲ爭 (Hindi, Sanskrit), Italia (Albanian, Aragonese, Arbﾃｫresh, Aromanian, Asturian, Basque, Faroese, Finnish, Indonesian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Romanian, Romansh, Spanish), Italia - ﾔｻﾕｿﾕ｡ﾕｬﾕｫﾕ｡ (Armenian), Italia - 痺倔Δ痺雪壯倔ヰ (Georgian, Mingrelian), Itﾃlia (Catalan, Occitan, Sardinian), Italﾃｭa - ﾎ厮ﾎｱﾎｻﾎｯﾎｱ (Greek, Griko), Itﾃ｡lia (Guaranﾃｭ, Portuguese), ﾃ衡alﾃｭa (Icelandic), Italia / Italii (Inuktitut), Italia - ﾘｧﾛ鈷ｪﾘｧﾙﾛ鈷ｧ (Persian), Italiﾃｫ (Afrikaans, Dutch), Italie (Alemannic, French, Friulian), Itﾃ｡lie (Czech), Italien (Danish, German, Low Saxon, Swedish), Italija (Croatian, Lithuanian, Molise Croatian, Slovene), Itﾄ〕ija (Latvian), Italija - ﾐ佯ひｰﾐｻﾐｸﾑ侑ｰ (Macedonian, Serbian), Italio (Esperanto), ﾄｪ盪ｭﾄ〕iya - ﾘ･ﾙ韓ｷﾘｧﾙﾙ韓ｧ‎ (Arabic), Italiya (Aymara), ﾄｰtaliya (Azeri), Italiya - ﾐ佯Ｂﾐｻﾐｸﾑ (Bulgarian, Russian), Italiya - ﾐﾑＢﾐｻﾑ毛 (Ukrainian), Italiya - ﾗ碩燮俎慵燮‎ (Hebrew), Italiya - 犖霞ｶｭ犢鐘ｶｽ犢亭ｶｺ (Sinhala), Itallia / It'allia - 擽ヨｦｬ符 or Itaeri / It'aeri - 擽罹ｦｬ(莨雁､ｪ蛻ｩ) (Korean), Italska (Lower Sorbian), Italya (Filipino/Tagalog, Quechua), ﾄｰtalya (Turkish), Italye - ﾗ碩燮俎蹟ｷﾗ慵燮｢‎ (Yiddish), Itaria - 繧､繧ｿ繝ｪ繧｢ (Japanese), Olaszorszﾃ｡g (Hungarian), Talia (Ladin), Taliansko (Slovak), 盪ｬﾄ〕yﾄ］ - 瘡｣瘉冴境瘧 (Amharic), WﾅＰchy (Polish), ﾃ (Vietnamese), Yﾃｬdﾃlﾃｬ - 鄒ｩ螟ｧ蛻ｩ / 荵牙､ｧ蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese - Taiwan), Yﾃｬdﾃlﾃｬ - 諢丞､ｧ蛻ｩ (Mandarin Chinese - PRC), yr Eidal (Welsh), 牋牋､牘財ｮ､牋ｾ牋ｲ牋ｿ[ romanization needed] (Tamil)

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