Kolyma

See also: Kolymá

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Колыма́ f (Kolymá).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kəlɪˈma/

Proper noun

Kolyma

1. An area in the far north-eastern region of Russia; location of Stalinist slave labour camps in the 1930s to 1950s.
2. A river in the far north-eastern area of Russia.

Translations

area

• Arabic: كُولِيمَا f (kolimā)
• Armenian: Կոլիմա (hy) (Kolima)
• Belarusian: Калыма́ f (Kalymá)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 科雷馬／科雷马 (Kēléimǎ)

• Danish: Kolyma
• Estonian: Kolõma
• Hebrew: קולימה
• Hungarian: Kolima (hu)
• Japanese: コルィマ (Korima), コリマ (Korima)
• Korean: 콜리마 (Kollima)
• Polish: Kołyma (pl) f
• Portuguese: Kolyma f, Kolima f
• Russian: Колыма́ (ru) f (Kolymá)
• Spanish: Kolymá
• Ukrainian: Колима́ f (Kolymá)
• Yakut: Халыма (Qalıma)

river

• Armenian: Կոլիմա (hy) (Kolima)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 科雷馬河／科雷马河 (Kēléimǎ hé)

• Estonian: Kolõma
• Hebrew: קולימה
• Hungarian: Kolima (hu)
• Japanese: コルィマ川 (Korima-gawa), コリマ川 (Korima-gawa)
• Korean: 콜리마 강 (Kollima gang)
• Polish: Kołyma (pl) f
• Portuguese: Kolyma m, Kolima m
• Russian: Колыма́ (ru) f (Kolymá)
• Spanish: río Kolymá m
• Ukrainian: Колима́ f (Kolymá)
• Yakut: Халыма (Qalıma)

See also

• Chukotka
• Magadan
• gulag
• Dalstroy

Anagrams

• Mykola

Portuguese

Alternative forms

• Kolima

Proper noun

Kolyma f

1. Kolyma (a traditional region in northeastern Russia)

Proper noun

Kolyma m

1. Kolyma (a river in northeastern Russia)