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A city, the county seat of Arad County, Transylvania, Romania.
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A county in western Romania.
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A city in Israel.
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A city in Fars Province, Iran.
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A nomadic herder.
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From Hungarian Arad.
From Hebrew עֲרָד.
From Persian ارد.
Borrowed from Mongolian ард (ard, “people”)/ᠠᠷᠠᠳ (arad).
Across languages
Translations
15 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Bulgarian:
Ара́д
(Arád)
— city in Romania
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Chinese Mandarin:
阿拉德
(Ālādé)
— city in Romania
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Hungarian:
Arad
— city in Romania
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Polish:
Arad
— city in Romania
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Romanian:
Arad
— city in Romania
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Russian:
Ара́д
(Arád)
— city in Romania
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Ukrainian:
Ара́д
(Arád)
— city in Romania
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Chinese Mandarin:
阿拉德
(Ālādé)
— city in Israel
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Hebrew:
עֲרָד
— city in Israel
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Hindi:
अराद
(arād)
— city in Israel
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Russian:
Ара́д
(Arád)
— city in Israel
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Hindi:
अरद
(arad)
— city in Iran
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Persian:
ارد
— city in Iran
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Russian:
Ара́д
(Arád)
— city in Iran
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German:
Arate
— nomadic herder