Swedish exonyms

Swedish exonyms

"Below is list of Swedish language exonyms for places in non-Swedish-speaking areas of Europe :"

Albania

*Tiranë Tirana

Belgium

*Brugge Brygge
*Brussel-Bruxelles Bryssel

Czech Republic

*Praha Prag

Denmark

*København Köpenhamn

Estonia

*Haapsalu Hapsal
*Hiiumaa Dagö
*Kärdla Kärrdal (historical name)
*Saaremaa Ösel
*Tallinn Lindanäs, Räffle, Reval (historical names)
*Tartu Dorpat (historical name)

Finland

*Helsinki Helsingfors

*"For further Swedish places names in Finland, please consult Municipalities of Finland"

Germany

*Gottorf Gottorp

Greece

*Athina Aten
*Kerkyra Korfu
*Korinthos Korinth
*Peiraiás Pireus
*Rodos Rhodos

Italy

*Firenze Florens
*Genova Genua
*Napoli Neapel
*Padova Padua
*Roma Rom
*Siracusa Syrakusa
*Torino Turin
*Venezia Venedig

Luxembourg

*Luxembourg Luxemburg

Portugal

*Lisboa Lissabon

Romania

*Bucureşti Bukarest

Russia

*Priozersk Kexholm
*Sankt Peterburg Sankt Petersburg

The Netherlands

*Den Haag Haag

ee also

*List of European exonyms
*Names of European cities in different languages


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