Zanzibar

See also: zanzibar

English

Etymology

Ultimately from Persian ‎ (zangibâr), literally meaning “black-skinned coast”.

Proper noun

Zanzibar

An island region of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean.

Translations

island region

Arabic: زَنْجِبَار‎ m (zanjibār)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 桑給巴爾 (zh), 桑给巴尔 (zh) (Sāngjǐbā'ěr), 佔吉巴 (Zhànjíbā)
Czech: Zanzibar (cs) m
Finnish: Sansibar
French: Zanzibar (fr) m
German: Sansibar (de) n
Greek: Ζανζιβάρη (Zanzivári)
Gujarati: જંગબાર n (jangbār)
Hindi: जंगबार (jangbār)
Icelandic: Sansibar (is)

Italian: Zanzibar
Japanese: ザンジバル (Zanjibaru)
Korean: 잔지바르 (janjibareu)
Latvian: Zanzibāra f
Ngazidja Comorian: Ungudja
Persian: زنگبار‎ (fa) (zangebâr)
Polish: Zanzibar (pl) m
Portuguese: Zanzibar (pt) m or f
Russian: Занзиба́р (ru) m (Zanzibár)
Spanish: Zanzíbar (es) m
Swahili: Unguja (sw)

Czech

Proper noun

Zanzibar m

Zanzibar

Derived terms

Further reading

Zanzibar in Kartotéka Novočeského lexikálního archivu
Zanzibar in Slovník spisovného jazyka českého, 1960–1971, 1989

Italian

Proper noun

Zanzibar f

Zanzibar

Polish

Proper noun

Zanzibar m

Zanzibar

Declension

declension of Zanzibar

	singular
nominative	Zanzibar
genitive	Zanzibaru
dative	Zanzibarowi
accusative	Zanzibar
instrumental	Zanzibarem
locative	Zanzibarze
vocative	Zanzibarze

Portuguese

Proper noun

Zanzibar m or f

Zanzibar (an island off the coast of Tanzania)

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