Tyumen

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Тюме́нь (Tjuménʹ).

Proper noun

Tyumen

1. A city, the administrative center of Tyumen Oblast, Russia.
2. An oblast of Russia.

Translations

a city in Russia

• Arabic: تْيُومِين m (tyumīn)
• Armenian: Տյումեն (Tyumen)
• Bashkir: Төмән (Tömən)
• Belarusian: Цюме́нь f (Cjumjénʹ)
• Bulgarian: Тюме́н (Tjumén)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 秋明 (zh) (Qiūmíng)

• Czech: Ťumeň (cs)
• Danish: Tjumen
• Dutch: Tjoemen
• Estonian: Tjumen
• Finnish: Tjumen
• French: Tioumen (fr) f
• Georgian: ტიუმენი (ṭiumeni)
• German: Tjumen (de) n
• Hebrew: טיומן
• Hindi: त्युमेन (tyumen)
• Hungarian: Tyumeny (hu)
• Japanese: チュメニ (Chumeni)
• Kazakh: Түмен (Tümen), Төмен (kk) (Tömen)
• Korean: 튜멘 (tyumen)
• Latvian: Tjumeņa
• Lithuanian: Tiumenė
• Macedonian: Тјумењ m (Tjumenj), Тјумен m (Tjumen)
• Manchu: ᡨᡠᠮᡳᠨ (tumin)
• Mongolian: Тюмень (Tjümenʹ)
• Norwegian: Tjumen
• Polish: Tiumeń (pl) f
• Portuguese: Tiumen f
• Russian: Тюме́нь (ru) f (Tjuménʹ)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Тјумењ m

  Roman: Tjumenj m

• Siberian Tatar: Төмән (Tömän)
• Slovak: Ťumeň
• Spanish: Tiumén m
• Thai: ตูย์เมน (tyumen)
• Ukrainian: Тюме́нь f (Tjuménʹ)
• Yakut: Тюмень (Tumeny)

an oblast in Russia

• Russian: Тюме́нская о́бласть (ru) (Tjuménskaja óblastʹ)