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Grodno
- A city in Belarus.
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city
- Arabic: غْرُودْنُو f (ḡrūdnū)
- Armenian: Գրոդնո (hy) (Grodno)
- Belarusian: Гро́дна (be) m (Hródna), Го́радня f (Hóradnja) (Taraškievica), Гаро́дня f (Haródnja) (Taraškievica, poetic)
- Roman: Horadnia f (łacinka), Harodnia f (Taraškievica, poetic)
- Bulgarian: Гро́дно m (Gródno)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 格羅德諾／格罗德诺 (zh) (Géluódénuò)
- Czech: Grodno n
- Danish: Grodno, Hrodna
- Estonian: Hrodna
- Finnish: Hrodna
- French: Hrodna m, Grodno (fr) m
- Georgian: გროდნო (grodno)
- German: Hrodna n, Grodno (de) n
- Greek: Γκρόντνο n (Gkróntno)
- Hebrew: הורדנה f
- Japanese: フロドナ (Furodona), グロドノ (Gurodono)
- Korean: 흐로드나 (Heurodeuna)
- Latvian: Grodņa f, Hrodna f, Grodna f
- Lithuanian: Gardinas m
- Macedonian: Гродно m (Grodno), Гродна m or f (Grodna)
- Polish: Grodno (pl) n
- Portuguese: Grodno f
- Russian: Гро́дно (ru) m (Gródno)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Гродно m, Гродна m or f
- Roman: Grodno m, Grodna m or f
- Slovak: Hrodna f, Grodno n
- Slovene: Grodno m
- Spanish: Goradnia f, Hrodna f
- Swedish: Hrodna
- Tajik: Гродно (Grodno)
- Ukrainian: Гро́дно m (Hródno)
- Volapük: Hrodna
- Yiddish: גראָדנע n (grodne)
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