Edinburgh

/ˈɛdɪnbərə/ noun

The capital city of Scotland, known for its historic castle, annual festival, and distinctive architecture. A major cultural and political center in the United Kingdom.

From Old English 'Edin-burh' meaning 'Edwin's fortress,' named after King Edwin of Northumbria (7th century). The Gaelic name 'Dùn Èideann' means 'Edwin's fort,' showing how the original meaning persisted across languages.

AMኤድንበርግ
ARإدنبرة
BNএডিনবার্গ
CAEdimburg
CSKodaň
DAEdinburgh
DEEdinburgh
ELΕδιμβούργο
ESEdimburgo
FAادینبورگ
FIEdinburgh
FRÉdimbourg
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