Jeju

See also: jeju and jejú

English

Alternative forms

Cheju (from McCune–Reischauer transliteration)

Etymology

From Korean 제주 (濟州, Jeju).

Proper noun

Jeju

An island, province and a city in South Korea.
An endangered lect, sometimes considered a dialect of the Korean language, spoken on the island.

Translations

island in South Korea

Chinese:
Mandarin: 濟州島 (zh), 济州岛 (zh) (Jìzhōudǎo), 濟州 (zh), 济州 (zh) (Jìzhōu)
Japanese: 済州島 (Chejudo, Saishūtō), 済州 (Cheju, Saishū)

Korean: 제주도 (Jejudo), 제주 (Jeju)
Russian: Чеджудо́ (ru) m (Čedžudó)
Vietnamese: Đảo Tế Châu (島濟州)

province in South Korea

Chinese:
Mandarin: 濟州 (zh), 济州 (zh) (Jìzhōu)
Japanese: 済州 (Cheju, Saishū)

Korean: 제주 (Jeju)
Russian: Чеджудо́ (ru) f (Čedžudó), Чеджу́ (ru) f (Čedžú)
Vietnamese: Tế Châu (濟州)

city in South Korea

Chinese:
Mandarin: 濟州市, 济州市 (Jìzhōu shì), 濟州 (zh), 济州 (zh) (Jìzhōu)
Japanese: 済州市 (Cheju shi, Saishū shi), 済州 (Cheju, Saishū)

Korean: 제주시 (Jejusi), 제주 (Jeju)
Russian: Чеджу́ (ru) m (Čedžú)
Vietnamese: thành phố Tế Châu (城庯濟州), Tế Châu (濟州)

lect

Korean: 제주말 (jejumal), 제주어 (jeju-eo)

Russian: чеджу́ (ru) m (čedžú)

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