There are 84 total results for your afghanistan search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
阿富汗 see styles |
ā fù hàn a1 fu4 han4 a fu han |
More info & calligraphy: Afghanistan |
ファラー see styles |
faraa / fara ファラー |
More info & calligraphy: Farah |
アフガニスタン see styles |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
More info & calligraphy: Afghanistan |
ダッカ see styles |
dakka ダッカ |
Dhaka (Bangladesh); (place-name) Dhaka (Bangladesh); Dacca; Dakka (Afghanistan) |
ヘリ川 see styles |
herigawa ヘリがわ |
(place-name) Heri Rud (Afghanistan) (river) |
ホルム see styles |
horumu ホルム |
(abbreviation) (See ホルムアルデヒド) formaldehyde; (place-name) Kholm (Afghanistan); Holm |
俾路支 see styles |
bǐ lù zhī bi3 lu4 zhi1 pi lu chih |
Balochi (ethnic group of Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan) |
喀布爾 喀布尔 see styles |
kā bù ěr ka1 bu4 er3 k`a pu erh ka pu erh |
Kabul, capital of Afghanistan |
坎大哈 see styles |
kǎn dà hā kan3 da4 ha1 k`an ta ha kan ta ha |
Kandahar (town in Southern Afghanistan) |
塔利班 see styles |
tǎ lì bān ta3 li4 ban1 t`a li pan ta li pan |
the Taliban, Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan |
巴格蘭 巴格兰 see styles |
bā gé lán ba1 ge2 lan2 pa ko lan |
Baghlan province of north Afghanistan |
稽薑那 稽姜那 see styles |
jī jiāng nà ji1 jiang1 na4 chi chiang na Keikyōna |
Kikana. 'A people in Afghanistan (east of Kandahar, south of Ghazna) ruled A.D. 630 by independent chieftains, perhaps identical with the Kykānān of Arabic chroniclers.' Eitel. |
赫拉特 see styles |
hè lā tè he4 la1 te4 ho la t`e ho la te |
Herat (city in Afghanistan) |
闊悉多 阔悉多 see styles |
kuò xī duō kuo4 xi1 duo1 k`uo hsi to kuo hsi to Kashita |
Khusta, "a district of ancient Tukhara, probably the region south of Talikhan, Lat. 36°42 N., Long. 69°25 E." Eitel. But it may be Khost in Afghanistan, south-west of Peshawar. |
阿姆河 see styles |
ā mǔ hé a1 mu3 he2 a mu ho |
Amu Darya, the biggest river of Central Asia, from Pamir to Aral sea, forming the boundary between Afghanistan and Tajikistan then flowing through Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan; formerly called Oxus by Greek and Western writers, and Gihon by medieval Islamic writers |
阿薄健 see styles |
ā bó jiàn a1 bo2 jian4 a po chien Ahaken |
Avakan, Vakhan, Khavakan; Wakhan, an ancient kingdom on the borders of the present Afghanistan, described by Xuanzang as 200 li south-east of Badakshan. Also 濕薄健; 劫薄健. |
馬爾賈 马尔贾 see styles |
mǎ ěr jiǎ ma3 er3 jia3 ma erh chia |
Marja (also spelled Marjah or Marjeh), agricultural district in Nad Ali District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan |
鶴悉那 鹤悉那 see styles |
hè xīn à he4 xin1 a4 ho hsin a |
Hosna, or Ghazna, 'the capital of Tsaukūṭa, the present Ghuznee' (Ghazni) in Afghanistan. Eitel. |
鶴薩羅 鹤萨罗 see styles |
hè sà luó he4 sa4 luo2 ho sa lo |
Hasara, 'the second capital of Tsaukūṭa, perhaps the modern Assaia Hazaréh between Ghuznee and Kandahar in Afghanistan.' Eitel. |
アイバク see styles |
aibaku アイバク |
(place-name) Aybak (Afghanistan) |
アフガン see styles |
afugan アフガン |
(adj-no,n) (1) Afghan; (2) (abbreviation) (See アフガニスタン) Afghanistan; (3) afghan (blanket, shawl); (place-name) Afghan |
ガスニー see styles |
gazunii / gazuni ガズニー |
(place-name) Ghazni (Afghanistan) |
カラナウ see styles |
karanau カラナウ |
(place-name) Qala Nau; Qaleh-ye Now (Afghanistan) |
ギリシク see styles |
girishiku ギリシク |
(place-name) Girishk (Afghanistan) |
ハーシ川 see styles |
haashigawa / hashigawa ハーシがわ |
(place-name) Khash Rud (Afghanistan) (river) |
ヘラート see styles |
heraato / herato ヘラート |
(place-name) Herat (Afghanistan); Herrath |
メイマネ see styles |
meimane / memane メイマネ |
(place-name) Meymaneh (Afghanistan) |
加茲尼省 加兹尼省 see styles |
jiā zī ní shěng jia1 zi1 ni2 sheng3 chia tzu ni sheng |
Ghazni or Ghaznah province of Afghanistan |
坎大哈省 see styles |
kǎn dà hā shěng kan3 da4 ha1 sheng3 k`an ta ha sheng kan ta ha sheng |
Kandahar province of Afghanistan |
巴格蘭省 巴格兰省 see styles |
bā gé lán shěng ba1 ge2 lan2 sheng3 pa ko lan sheng |
Baghlan province of north Afghanistan |
普什圖語 普什图语 see styles |
pǔ shí tú yǔ pu3 shi2 tu2 yu3 p`u shih t`u yü pu shih tu yü |
Pashtu (one of the languages of Afghanistan) |
瓦罕走廊 see styles |
wǎ hǎn zǒu láng wa3 han3 zou3 lang2 wa han tsou lang |
Wakhan Corridor, panhandle in the northeast of Afghanistan sharing a border with China at its eastern end |
納德阿里 纳德阿里 see styles |
nà dé ā lǐ na4 de2 a1 li3 na te a li |
Nad Ali, town in Helmand province, Afghanistan |
羅摩印度 罗摩印度 see styles |
luó mó yìn dù luo2 mo2 yin4 du4 lo mo yin tu Ramaindo |
Helmend a river rising in Afghanistan. |
託拉博拉 托拉博拉 see styles |
tuō lā bó lā tuo1 la1 bo2 la1 t`o la po la to la po la |
Torabora mountain area in east Afghanistan, famous for its caves |
赫拉特省 see styles |
hè lā tè shěng he4 la1 te4 sheng3 ho la t`e sheng ho la te sheng |
Herat province of Afghanistan |
赫爾曼德 赫尔曼德 see styles |
hè ěr màn dé he4 er3 man4 de2 ho erh man te |
Helmand (name); Helmand province of south Afghanistan, capital Lashkar Gah |
阿富汗斯 see styles |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
(ateji / phonetic) (kana only) Afghanistan |
馬爾扎赫 马尔扎赫 see styles |
mǎ ěr zhā hè ma3 er3 zha1 he4 ma erh cha ho |
Marjah, town in Helmand province, Afghanistan |
ガルデーズ see styles |
garudeezu ガルデーズ |
(place-name) Gardez (Afghanistan) |
カンダハル see styles |
kandaharu カンダハル |
(place-name) Kandahar (Afghanistan) |
クンドゥズ see styles |
kundodozu クンドゥズ |
(place-name) Qunduz (Afghanistan) |
ディヤック see styles |
diyakku ディヤック |
(place-name) Dey Yak (district, Afghanistan); Dih Yak |
バーミヤン see styles |
baamiyan / bamiyan バーミヤン |
(1) (place) Bamyan (Afghanistan); Bamiyan; (2) (company) Bamiyan (restaurant chain); (place-name) Bamyan (Afghanistan); Bamiyan; (c) Bamiyan (restaurant chain) |
バグラーン see styles |
baguraan / baguran バグラーン |
(place-name) Baghlan (Afghanistan) |
亜富汗斯坦 see styles |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
(ateji / phonetic) (kana only) Afghanistan |
拉什卡爾加 拉什卡尔加 see styles |
lā shí kǎ ěr jiā la1 shi2 ka3 er3 jia1 la shih k`a erh chia la shih ka erh chia |
Lashkar Gah, capital of Helmand province in south Afghanistan |
楠格哈爾省 楠格哈尔省 see styles |
nán gé hā ěr shěng nan2 ge2 ha1 er3 sheng3 nan ko ha erh sheng |
Nangarhar province of Afghanistan |
開伯爾山口 开伯尔山口 see styles |
kāi bó ěr shān kǒu kai1 bo2 er3 shan1 kou3 k`ai po erh shan k`ou kai po erh shan kou |
Khyber pass (between Pakistand and Afghanistan) |
阿富汗斯坦 see styles |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
(ateji / phonetic) (kana only) Afghanistan |
霍爾布魯克 霍尔布鲁克 see styles |
huò ěr bù lǔ kè huo4 er3 bu4 lu3 ke4 huo erh pu lu k`o huo erh pu lu ko |
Holbrook (name); Richard C.A. Holbrooke (1941-2010), US diplomat, influential in brokering 1995 Dayton Bosnian peace deal, US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan from 2009 |
カンダハール see styles |
kandahaaru / kandaharu カンダハール |
(place-name) Qandahar (Afghanistan) |
シュグニー語 see styles |
shuguniigo / shugunigo シュグニーご |
Shughni (language spoken in Pamir mountains in Afghanistan and Tajikistan) |
トハリスタン see styles |
toharisutan トハリスタン |
(place-name) Tokharistan (Afghanistan) |
バーミアーン see styles |
baamiaan / bamian バーミアーン |
(place-name) Bamian (Afghanistan) |
ポレホムリー see styles |
porehomurii / porehomuri ポレホムリー |
(place-name) Pol-e Khomri (Afghanistan) |
アサダーバード see styles |
asadaabaado / asadabado アサダーバード |
(place-name) Asadabad (Afghanistan) |
イスラム共和国 see styles |
isuramukyouwakoku / isuramukyowakoku イスラムきょうわこく |
Islamic republic (Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mauritania) |
ヴァーデュージ see styles |
aadeuuji / adeuji ヴァーデュージ |
(place-name) Varduj (Afghanistan) |
クシケクーネー see styles |
kushikekuunee / kushikekunee クシケクーネー |
(place-name) Kushk-e Kuhneh (Afghanistan) |
シェバルガーン see styles |
shebarugaan / shebarugan シェバルガーン |
(place-name) Sheberghan (Afghanistan) |
ヌーリスターン see styles |
nuurisutaan / nurisutan ヌーリスターン |
(place-name) Nurestan (Afghanistan) |
ハーナーバード see styles |
haanaabaado / hanabado ハーナーバード |
(place-name) Khanabad (Afghanistan) |
バーミヤン渓谷 see styles |
baamiyankeikoku / bamiyankekoku バーミヤンけいこく |
(place-name) Bamiyan Valley (Afghanistan) |
ペシャワール会 see styles |
peshawaarukai / peshawarukai ペシャワールかい |
(org) Peshawar-kai (Japanese NGO operating out of Afghanistan and Pakistan); (o) Peshawar-kai (Japanese NGO operating out of Afghanistan and Pakistan) |
穆罕默德·歐瑪 穆罕默德·欧玛 see styles |
mù hǎn mò dé · ōu mǎ mu4 han3 mo4 de2 · ou1 ma3 mu han mo te · ou ma |
Mullah Muhammad Omar (1960-2013), Taliban leader, Supreme Leader of Afghanistan 1996-2001 |
アフガニスターン see styles |
afuganisutaan / afuganisutan アフガニスターン |
(place-name) Afghanistan |
コウテアシュロウ see styles |
kouteashurou / koteashuro コウテアシュロウ |
(place-name) Kowt-e Ashrow (Afghanistan) |
チャーリーカール see styles |
chaariikaaru / charikaru チャーリーカール |
(place-name) Charikar (Afghanistan) |
チャハーンスール see styles |
chahaansuuru / chahansuru チャハーンスール |
(place-name) Chakhansur (Afghanistan) |
バラキラージャン see styles |
barakiraajan / barakirajan バラキラージャン |
(place-name) Baraki Rajaian (Afghanistan) |
ファイザーバード see styles |
faizaabaado / faizabado ファイザーバード |
(place-name) Faizabad (India); Feyzabad (Afghanistan) |
Variations: |
kabuuru; kaaburu / kaburu; kaburu カブール; カーブル |
Kabul (Afghanistan) |
カラーテギルザーイ see styles |
karaategiruzaai / karategiruzai カラーテギルザーイ |
(place-name) Qalat-i-Ghilzais (Afghanistan) |
ザルグーンシャハル see styles |
zaruguunshaharu / zarugunshaharu ザルグーンシャハル |
(place-name) Zarghun Sahr (Afghanistan) |
ジャラーラーバード see styles |
jaraaraabaado / jararabado ジャラーラーバード |
(place-name) Jalalabad (Afghanistan) |
バーラーモルガーブ see styles |
baaraamorugaabu / baramorugabu バーラーモルガーブ |
(place-name) Bala Morghab (Afghanistan) |
マザーレシャリーフ see styles |
mazaareshariifu / mazaresharifu マザーレシャリーフ |
(place-name) Mazar-e Sharif (Afghanistan) |
アフガニスタン共和国 see styles |
afuganisutankyouwakoku / afuganisutankyowakoku アフガニスタンきょうわこく |
(place-name) Republic of Afghanistan |
Variations: |
tariban; taribaan; taaribaan / tariban; tariban; tariban タリバン; タリバーン; ターリバーン |
Taliban (fundamentalist Islamic group in Afghanistan); Taleban |
Variations: |
isuramukyouwakoku / isuramukyowakoku イスラムきょうわこく |
Islamic republic (Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mauritania) |
Variations: |
afuganisutanisuramukyouwakoku / afuganisutanisuramukyowakoku アフガニスタンイスラムきょうわこく |
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan |
Variations: |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
(kana only) Afghanistan |
Variations: |
afuganisutan アフガニスタン |
(kana only) Afghanistan |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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