Shibuya

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 渋谷 (しぶや, Shibuya, literally “harsh valley”).

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -uːjə

Proper noun

Shibuya (plural Shibuyas)

A special ward in Tokyo that is surrounded by (clockwise from north) Shinjuku, Minato, Shinagawa, Meguro, Setagaya, Suginami, and Nakano special wards.
A surname.

Translations

one of the special wards that form Tokyo

Arabic: شِيبُويَا‎ f (šībūyā)
Armenian: Սիբույա (Sibuya)
Azerbaijani: Şibuya
Chinese:
Cantonese: 澀谷區 (sik¹ guk¹ keoi¹), 澀谷 (sik¹ guk¹)

Mandarin: 澀谷區, 涩谷区 (Sègǔ qū), 澀谷, 涩谷 (Sègǔ)
Czech: Šibuja f
Esperanto: Ŝibuja
Georgian: შიბუია (šibuia)
Greek: Σιμπούγια f (Simpoúgia)
Hebrew: שִׁיבּוּיָה‎ f (Shibuyá)

Hindi: शिबुया f (śibuyā)
Hungarian: Sibuja
Italian: Shibuya f
Japanese: 渋谷区 (しぶやく, Shibuya-ku), 渋谷 (しぶや, Shibuya)
Korean: 시부야 구 (Sibuya gu), 시부야 (Sibuya)
Lithuanian: Šibuja f
Persian: شیبویا‎ (šibuyâ)
Russian: Сибу́я (ru) m (Sibúja)
Thai: ชิบุยะ (chí-bù-yá)
Ukrainian: Шібу́я m (Šibúja)

Japanese

Romanization

Shibuya

Rōmaji transcription of しぶや

Tagalog

Etymology

Borrowed from Japanese 渋谷 (Shibuya).

Proper noun

Shibuya

A surname.

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