Cluj-Napoca

English Etymology From en ro Cluj-Napoca, from ro Cluj, with the name of the Roman settlement la Napoca added in 1974. Proper noun en formal en city county/Cluj c/Romania Cluj. Usage notes This form is rarely used outside of official contexts, en Cluj being ubiquitous in common parlance. Translations city in Romania Czech: cs Kluž f Dutch: nl Cluj-Napoca n French: fr Cluj-Napoca f, fr Cluj f, fr Clausembourg m historical, fr Clausenbourg m historical German: de Klausenburg n, de Cluj-Napoca n, de Clausenburg n Hungarian: hu Kolozsvár Italian: it Cluj-Napoca, it Clausemburgo m historical Japanese: ja クルジュ＝ナポカ Kuruju-Napoka Latin: la Claudiopolis f Medieval Latin, la Claudianopolis f Medieval Latin, la Napoca f ancient, la Castrum Clus Medieval Latin Polish: pl Kluż-Napoka m-in Romanian: ro Cluj, ro Cluj-Napoca f, ro Cluș Russian: ru Клуж-Напо́ка m f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Клуж-Напока m Latin: sh Kluž-Napoka m, sh Cluj-Napoca m Slovak: sk Kluž m Turkish: tr Kaloşvar Yiddish: yi קלויזנבורג Romanian Etymology From ro Cluj + ro Napoca. Pronunciation ro /ˈkluʒ naˈpoka/ ro Cluj-napoca.ogg ro Ro-Cluj-Napoca.ogg ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Cluj-Napoca.wav Proper noun f ro formal ro city county/Cluj c/Romania