Sejong

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Korean 세종(世宗) (Sejong). Named after Korean king Sejong the Great.

Proper noun

Sejong

1. A special self-governing city and the de facto administrative capital of South Korea.

Translations

city

• Arabic: سيجونغ (Sījūnḡ)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 世宗 (zh) (Shìzōng)

• Czech: Sedžong
• Danish: Sejong
• Dutch: Sejong
• Esperanto: Seĝon
• Finnish: Sejong
• French: Sejong
• Greek: Σέτζονγκ (Sétzongk)
• Hungarian: Szedzsong (hu)
• Indonesian: Sejong
• Italian: Sejong
• Japanese: 世宗 (ja) (セジョン, Sejon)
• Kazakh: Седжоң (Sedjoñ)
• Korean: 세종(世宗) (Sejong)
• Malay: Sejong
• Mongolian: Сэжун (Sežun)
• Norwegian: Sejong
• Persian: سجونگ (Sejoong)
• Polish: Sedżong
• Portuguese: Sejong
• Romanian: Sejong
• Russian: Седжон (Sedžon)
• Spanish: Sejong
• Swedish: Sejong
• Thai: เซจง (see-jong)
• Ukrainian: Седжон (Sedžon)
• Vietnamese: Sejong