Nakhodka

English Etymology From en ru нахо́дка a find, a discovery. Proper noun en Q156658en port city krai/Primorsky Krai c/Russia. en Two months later, another monument to the Soviet dictator was unveiled in Nakhodka, in Russia’s Far East, while in a town in the central Nizhny Novgorod region, the construction of a Stalin Centre to honour the life of the increasingly lionised despot, continued apace. Rustam Alexander The tributes of half-men : Why is Joseph Stalin’s blood-soaked reputation being so thoroughly restored in today’s Russia? Novaya Gazeta Europe 9 June 2025 https://novayagazeta.eu/articles/2025/06/09/the-tributes-of-half-men-en https://web.archive.org/web/20251019191933/https://novayagazeta.eu/articles/2025/06/09/the-tributes-of-half-men-en 19 October 2025 Derived terms en Nakhodka Bay Translations city in Russia Arabic: ar نَاخُودْكَا f naḵūdkā Belarusian: be Нахо́дка f Bulgarian: bg Нахо́дка f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 納霍德卡 Nàhuòdékǎ, cmn 蛏子崴 Chēngzǐwǎi Czech: cs Nachodka f Danish: da Nakhodka Finnish: fi Nahodka French: fr Nakhodka f German: de Nachodka n Hungarian: hu Nahodka Japanese: ja ナホトカ Nahotoka Korean: ko ^나홋카, ko ^나호드까 Macedonian: mk Нахо́дка f Polish: pl Nachodka f Portuguese: pt Nakhodka f Russian: ru Нахо́дка f Serbo-Croatian: sh Находка f, sh Nahodka f Spanish: es Najodka f Swedish: sv Nachodka Ukrainian: uk Нахо́дка f Portuguese Pronunciation narrôdi^ka Proper noun f pt Nakhodka Q156658