Aomori

English + Prefecture Etymology en ja - 青%森 ^あお%もり. The original Japanese name was first used in 1624. One origin claims that the city's name was derived from a former forest on a hill near present-day Honcho (本町) used by fishermen to locate the town. Pronunciation en Proper noun en prefecture in northeastern c/Japan. en city prefecture/Aomori ; the capital city. en Japanese. Translations a prefecture in Tohoku, Japan Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 青森 Qīngsēn Hindi: hi आओमोरी f Japanese: ja 青森 あおもり, Aomori Marathi: mr आओमोरी Polish: pl Aomori n Portuguese: pt Aomori f Russian: ru Ао́мори f Thai: th อาโอโมริ a city in Aomori prefecture Armenian: hy Աոմորի Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 青森 Qīngsēn Hindi: hi आओमोरी f Japanese: ja 青森 あおもり, Aomori Marathi: mr आओमोरी Polish: pl Aomori n Portuguese: pt Aomori f Russian: ru Ао́мори m Thai: th อาโอโมริ surname Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 青森 Qīngsēn Hindi: hi आओमोरी mf Japanese: ja 青森 あおもり, Aomori Marathi: mr आओमोरी Polish: pl Aomori m-pr f Russian: ru Ао́мори m f Aomori, Japan Arabic: ar آوْمُورِي m Korean: ko ^아오모리 Marathi: mr आओमोरि See also Anagrams en aimoor Oromia Japanese Romanization あおもり Portuguese Proper noun f pt city/and/prefecture region/Tōhoku c/Japan Aomori