Bălți

See also: balti, Balti, and bălți

English

Etymology

From Romanian Bălți, from bălți, plural of baltă (“pond, puddle”).

Proper noun

Bălți

1. A city and municipality of Moldova.

Translations

a city and a municipality of Moldova

• Arabic: بَالْتْسِي (bāltsī)
• Azerbaijani: Belsı
• Belarusian: Бэлць (Belcʹ)
• Bulgarian: Белци (Belci)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 伯爾茲／伯尔兹 (Bóěrzī)

• Estonian: Bălți
• Gagauz: Bêlţi
• Georgian: ბელცი (belci)
• German: Belz
• Greek: Μπάλτσι (Báltsi)
• Hebrew: בלץ (beltz)
• Japanese: バルツィ (Barutsi)
• Korean: 벌치 (beolchi)
• Latvian: Belci
• Lithuanian: Belcis
• Polish: Bielce (pl)
• Romanian: Bălți m

  Cyrillic: Бэлць m (Bălți)

• Russian: Бе́льцы (ru) (Bélʹcy), Бэлць (Bɛlcʹ)
• Thai: บัลตส์ (ban)
• Turkish: Balçık (tr)
• Ukrainian: Бє́льці (Bjélʹci), Бі́льці (Bílʹci)

Anagrams

• Talib, batil, -bital, bilat

Romanian

Etymology

From bălți, plural of baltă (“pond, puddle”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbəltsʲ/

• Audio:

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Proper noun

Bălți m

1. A city and municipality of Moldova
2. (historical) A county of Romania
3. (historical) A county of Moldova