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Oradea — Nagyvárad County capital … Wikipedia
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Oradea — Großwardein Nagyvárad Veľký Varadín … Deutsch Wikipedia
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ORADEA — (formerly Oradea Mare; Hung. Nagyvárad, also Várad; Ger. Grosswardein; in Hebrew and Yiddish texts the German name was used), city in Transylvania, W. Romania; until 1918 and between 1940 and 1944 in Hungary. Although documents dating from 1407… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Oradea — (anc. Nagyvárad) v. de Roumanie, à la frontière hongroise; 220 848 hab.; ch. l. du district de Bihor, sur le Cris rapide. Centre industriel. Cath. catholique baroque (1752 1780); église orthodoxe à la Lune (1784); palais baroque (1762 1770). Hist … Encyclopédie Universelle
Oradea — [ō̂ räd′yä] city in NW Romania, near the Hungarian border: pop. 222,000 … English World dictionary
Oradea — /aw rddah dyah/, n. a city in NW Rumania. 178,407. Also called Oradea Mare /mah rdde/. German, Grosswardein. Hungarian, Nagyvárad. * * * ▪ Romania German Grosswardein , Hungarian Nagyvárad city, capital of Bihor judeţ (county) … Universalium
Oradea — Original name in latin Oradea Name in other language Grosswardein, Growardein, Nagy Varad, Nagy Vrad, Nagyvarad, Nagyvrad, OMR, Oradea, Oradea Mare, Oradia, Oradja, Orantea, Varadinum, Veliki Varadin, Velky Varadin, Velk Varadn, ao la di ya,… … Cities with a population over 1000 database
Oradea — Gran Varadino (Italian), Großwardein (German), Magno Varadinum (Latin variant), Nagyvárad (Hungarian), Oradea (Romanian, Polish), Oradea Mare (former Romanian), Varadinum (Latin), Varat (Turkish) … Names of cities in different languages
