| English Name |
Other names or former names |
| Addis Ababa |
Adas Ababa (Irish), Addis Abeba (Breton, Dutch, Finnish, Italian, Ligurian, Malagasy, Norwegian, Occitan, Piedmontese, Polish, Romanian, Romansh, Slovak, Somali, Swedish, Venetian), Addis-Abeba (French), Addisz-Abeba (Hungarian), Adis Ababa (Novial), Adisabeba (Latvian), Adis Abeba (Bosnian, Croatian, Latgalian, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Samogitian, Serbian, Slovene), Adis-Abeba (Haitian Creole), Adís Abeba (Galician, Spanish), Adis-Abebo (Esperanto), Əddis-Əbəbə (Azeri), Neanthopolis (Latin), 아디스 아바바 (Korean) |
| Alexandria |
Alegsàndiri (Wolof), Aleksandreja (Latgalian), Alejandría (Spanish), Aleksandria (Breton, Estonian, Finnish, Polish, Swahili), Aleksandrija (Bosnian, Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene, Serbian), Aleksandrio (Esperanto), Alessandria d'Eggittu (Sicilian), Alessandria d'Egitto (Italian), Alexàndria (Occitan), Alexandría (Galician, Icelandic), Alexandria Magna (Latin), Alexandrie (Czech, French), Alexandrië (Afrikaans, Dutch), Αλεξάνδρεια (Greek), Ałesandria d'Egito (Venetian), Al-ʼIskandariya - الإسكندرية (Arabic), Iskandariah (Malay, Indonesian), İsgəndəriyyə (Azeri), İskenderiye (Turkish),Lixandra (Maltese), 알렉산드리아 (Korean) |
| Algiers |
al-Jazāir - الجزائر (Arabic), Alcher (Aragonese), Algè (Ligurian), Algeirsborg (Icelandic), Alger (Catalan, Finnish, French, Luxembourgish, Norwegian, Romanian, Swedish, Welsh), Algeri (Italian, Piedmontese, Sicilian, Venetian), Algeria (Latin), Alĝero (Esperanto), Algier (Danish, German, Polish), Algír (Hungarian), Alġier (Maltese), Alje (Haitian Creole, Lingala), Aljer (Basque, Ido), Aljir (Indonesian, Sundanese), Alžiir (Estonian), Alžir (Bosnian, Czech), Alžír (Czech, Slovak), Alžīrs (Samogitian), Aļžirs (Latgalian), Alžyras (Lithuanian), Argel (Spanish, Portuguese), Argièr (Occitan), Arjel (Ladino), Cäsair (Volapük), Cezayêr (Kurdish), Cezayir (Turkish), Əlcəzair (Azeri) |
| Antananarivo |
Antananariva (Latgalian), Antananarívó (Icelandic), Antananaryvas (Lithuanian), Antananarywa (Polish), Tananarive (French [slightly archaic]), 안타나나리보 (Korean) |
| Aswan |
Assuã or Assuão (Portuguese), Assuan (Catalan, German, Finnish, Italian, Romanian, Sicilian, Swedish), Assouan (French), Asuanas (Lithuanian), Asuan (Polish), Asuán (Czech, Galician, Spanish), Asŭano (Esperanto), Asuans (Latgalian), Asvan (Turkish), Aswān (Estonian), 아스완 (Korean) |
| Béjaïa |
Bedžaja (Latgalian, Lithuanian), Bejaia (German, Portuguese, Romanian), Bejaïa (Finnish), Bgayet (Kabyle), Bidżaja (Polish), Bougie (French), Bugia (Italian), Bugía (Spanish), Saldae (Latin) |
| Benghazi |
Bängasi (Volapük), Banghasi (German), Bengasi (Finnish, Italian, Portuguese, Sicilian, Spanish), Bèngasi (Piedmontese), Bengazi (Latgalian, Polish), Bengazis (Lithuanian), Benghází (Czech), Bingazi (Turkish) |
| Cairo |
al-Qāhirah - القاهرة / Mişr al-Qāhirah - مصر القاهرة (Arabic), Mişr - مصر (Arabic [short form]), Mαşr - مصر (Egyptian Arabic [short form]), Qahir - קַהִיר (Hebrew), Kahire (Turkish), Κάιρο (Greek), Caïro (Dutch), Cairu (Sicilian), Cairus (Latin), Birnin Misra, Misra(Hausa), El Caire (Catalan, Walloon), El Cairo (Spanish, Venetian), Ël Càiro (Piedmontese), Il Cairo (Italian), Il-Kajr (Maltese), Kaero (Breton), Kaherah (Malay), Káhira (Czech, Slovak), Kahirä (Volapük), Kahire (Turkish), Kair (Polish) , Kaira (Latgalian, Latvian), Kairas (Lithuanian), Kairo (Alemmanisch, Basque, Bosnian, Croatian, Danish, Esperanto, Estonian, Finnish, German, Ido, Indonesian, Javanese, Lingala, Luxembourgish, Malagasy, Norwegian, Novial, Serbian, Slovene, Sundanese, Swahili, Swedish), Kairó (Hungarian), Kaíró (Icelandic), Kaïro (Afrikaans), Kaxira (Somali), Kāiluó - 開羅(Chinese), Kāiluó - 开罗 (Simplified Chinese), Keiro (Faroese), Le Caire (French), Lo Caire (Occitan), Lo Cayiro (Franco-Provençal), O Cairo (Ligurian), Qahira (Quechua), Qahîre (Kurdish), Qahirə (Azeri), Q̇ahira- КъахІира (Chechen), 카이로 (Korean) |
| Cape Town |
Cidade do Cabo (Galician, Portuguese), Città del Capo (Italian, Venetian), Ciudá del Cabu (Asturian), Ciudad del Cabo (Spanish), Ciutat del Cap (Catalan), Çittæ do Capo (Ligurian), Fokváros (Hungarian), Höfðaborg (Icelandic), iKapa (Xhosa), IKapa (Zulu), Kaapstad (Afrikaans, Dutch, Slovene), Kabe Urbe (Novial), Kaburbo (Esperanto), Kapa (Sesotho), Kapkaupunki (Finnish), Kaplinn (Estonian), Kapské Mesto (Slovak), Kapské Město (Czech), Kapstadt (German, Luxembourgish), Kapstaden (Danish, Swedish), Kapsztad (Polish), Keiptauna (Latvian), Keiptaunas (Lithuanian), Keiptauns (Latgalian), Kepṭāun - केपटाउन (Hindi), Le Cap (French), Lé Cap (Norman), Li Cap (Haitian Creole), Lo Cap (Franco-Provençal, Occitan), Kāipǔdūn - 開普敦 (Chinese), Kāipǔdūn - 开普敦 (Simplified Chinese), Kēputaun - ケープタウン (Japanese), Lurmutur Hiria (Basque), Sità dël Cap (Piedmontese), Tref y Penrhyn (Welsh), Urbs Promontorii (Latin), 케이프 타운 (Korean) |
| Carthage |
Cartago (Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, Spanish), Cartàggini (Sicilian), Cartagine (Italian, Romanian), Cartàxene (Venetian), Carthago (Dutch, Welsh), Karfagen (Azeri), Kartaago (Estonian), Kartaca (Kurdish, Turkish), Kartaga (Croatian, Latgalian), Kartagina (Lithuanian, Polish, Slovene), Kartago (Basque, Bosnian, Breton, Esperanto, Ido, Indonesian, Ladino), Kartágo (Czech, Slovak), Kartaġni (Maltese), Kartāga (Latvian), Karthago (Danish, German, Finnish, Latin, Low German, Luxembourgish, Norwegian, Swahili, Swedish), Karthágó (Hungarian), Karþagó (Icelandic), Карфаген ("Kartagen") (Russian) |
| Kinshasa |
Kin (local short form), Kinchasa (Haitian Creole), Kinsasa (Kongo, Icelandic), Kinsásá (Lingala), Kinšasa (Latgalian, Latvian, Lithuanian), Kinŝaso (Esperanto), Kinşasa (Azeri, Turkish), Kinszasa (Polish), Léopoldville (French [archaic], English [archaic]), Leopoldstad (Dutch [archaic]), Jīnshāsà - 金沙薩 (Chinese), Jīnshāsà - 金沙萨 (Simplified Chinese), كينشاسا (Arabic), کینشازا (Persian), 킨샤사 (Korean), קינשאסה (Hebrew), Киншаса (Macedonian, Russian), Киншасӕ (Ossetian), キンシャサ (Japanese) |
| Kismayo |
Chisimaio (Italian), Kisimaju (Polish), Kismaayo (Estonian, French, German, Indonesian, Somali, Spanish), Kismayu (Swahili) |
| Lagos |
Èkó (Yoruba), Ikko (Hausa), Lacupolis (Latin), Lagosa (Latvian), Lagosas (Lithuanian), Lagoso (Esperanto), Lagoss (Latgalian), Lājūs - لاجوس (Arabic), Lāgèsī - 拉各斯, Lāgēsī - 拉哥斯 (Chinese, Simplified Chinese) |
| Massawa |
Masava (Lithuanian), Massaoua (French), Massaua (Italian), Massava (Turkish), Masova (Latgalian) |
| Mogadishu |
Mogadiša (Latgalian, Latvian), Mogadišas (Lithuanian), Mogadiscio (French, Italian, Latin, Ligurian, Spanish, Venetian), Mogadíscio (Portuguese), Mogadisho (Occitan), Mogadischu (German), Mógadisjú (Icelandic), Mogadišo (Slovak), Mogadiŝo (Esperanto), Mogadiss (Piedmontese), Mogadišu (Croatian, Czech), Mogadişu (Turkish), Mogadiszu (Polish), Mogaidisiú (Irish), Moukdicho (Haitian Creole), Muqdisho (Basque, Breton, Catalan, Estonian, Somali), 모가디슈 (Korean) |
| Oran |
وهران, Wahran (Arabic), Orà (Catalan), Orã or Orão (Portuguese), Orán (Spanish), Oranas (Lithuanian), Orano (Italian), Orans (Latgalian) |
| Tangier |
Tanca (Turkish), Táncher (Aragonese), Tanger (Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish), Tánger (Spanish), Tànger (Catalan), Tânger (Portuguese), Tangeri (Italian), Tanĝero (Esperanto), Tanġier (Maltese), Tanžeras (Lithuanian), Taņžers (Latgalian), Tingis (Latin) |
| Timbuktu |
Timboektoe (Dutch), Timbuktú (Aragonese), Timbúktú (Icelandic), Tombouctou (French, Romanian, Welsh), Tombuctu (Portuguese), Tombuctú (Spanish) |
| Tripoli |
طرابلس Ṭarābulus - also طرابلس الغرب Ṭarā-bu-lus al-Gharb (Arabic), Tarabulus (Volapük), Trablus (Turkish), Trablûs (Kurdish), Trípol (Occitan), Tripole (Latgalian), Trípoli (Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, Spanish), Trìpoli (Piedmontese), Trípólí (Icelandic), Tripołi (Venetian), Tripolis (Czech, German, Lithuanian, Slovak), Tripolis Libysa (Latin), Tripolo (Esperanto), Trippolliß (Ripuarian), Trìpuli (Sicilian), Trypolis (Polish), 트리폴리 (Korean) |
| Tunis |
Tinis (Haitian Creole), Tunes (Galician, Latin, Portuguese variant), Túnez (Spanish), Túnis (Icelandic, Portuguese), Tùnis (Piedmontese), Tunisas (Lithuanian), Tunisi (Italian), Tùnisi (Sicilian), Tuniss (Latgalian), Tunisz (Hungarian), Túnixi (Venetian), Tuniz (Breton), Tunizo (Esperanto), Tunus (Turkish), 튀니스 (Korean) |
