Barents Sea

English

Etymology

Named after the Dutch explorer Willem Barents.

Proper noun

Barents Sea

A part of the Arctic Ocean located north of Norway and northwestern Russia.

Translations

part of the Arctic Ocean

Arabic: بَحْر بَارَنْتْس‎ m (baḥr bārants)
Armenian: Բարենցի ծով (hy) (Barencʿi cov)
Bulgarian: Баренцово море n (Bárencovo móre)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 巴倫支海 (zh), 巴伦支海 (zh) (Bālúnzhī hǎi)
Czech: Barentsovo moře (cs) n
Danish: Barentshavet n (definite form)
Finnish: Barentsinmeri (fi)
French: mer de Barents f
Georgian: ბარენცის ზღვა (barencis zɣva)
German: Barentssee (de) f
Hebrew: ים ברנץ‎
Hindi: बेरिंट सागर (bēriṇṭ sāgar)
Hungarian: Barents-tenger (hu)
Irish: Muir Barents f
Italian: mare di Barents m
Japanese: バレンツ海 (Barentsu-kai)
Korean: 바렌츠 해 (ko) (Barencheu hae)

Lithuanian: Barenco jūra f
Macedonian: Баренцово Море n (Baréncovo Móre)
Norwegian: Barentshavet n
Persian: دریای بارنتز‎ (daryâ-ye bârentz)
Polish: Morze Barentsa (pl) n
Portuguese: Mar de Barents m
Russian: Ба́ренцево мо́ре (ru) n (Bárencevo móre)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Баренцово море n

Roman: Barentsovo more n
Slovak: Barentsovo more n
Slovene: Barentsovo morje n
Spanish: mar de Barents m
Swedish: Barents hav n
Thai: ทะเลแบเร็นตส์ (tálay bærĕnt)
Ukrainian: Баренцове море n (Bárencove móre)
Vietnamese: biển Barents

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