English
Jericho
Proper noun
Jericho
- An ancient city in the West Bank.
- A surname.
Derived terms
Translations
city
- Afrikaans: Jericho
- Albanian: Jeriko
- Amharic: ኢያሪኮ (ʾiyariko)
- Arabic: أَرِيحَا f (ʾarīḥā)
- Aragonese: Chericó
- Aramaic: ܐܝܪܝܚܘ
- Armenian: Երիքով (Erikʿov)
- Basque: Jeriko
- Belarusian: Іерыхон (Ijeryxon)
- Breton: Jeriko
- Bulgarian: Йерихон (Jerihon)
- Catalan: Jericó
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 傑里科 (zh), 杰里科 (zh) (Jiélǐkē)
- Czech: Jericho
- Danish: Jeriko
- Dutch: Jericho
- Esperanto: Jeriko
- Estonian: Jeeriko
- Faroese: Jeriko
- Finnish: Jeriko
- French: Jéricho (fr)
- Galician: Xericó
- Georgian: იერიქონი (ierikoni)
- German: Jericho (de)
- Greek: Ιεριχώ f (Ierichó)
- Ancient: Ἰεριχώ f (Ierikhṓ)
- Hebrew: יְרִיחוֹ (y'rikhó)
- Hungarian: Jerikó (hu)
- Icelandic: Jeríkó
- Indonesian: Yerikho
- Irish: Ireachó
- Italian: Gerico f
- Japanese: エリコ (Eriko), イェリコ (Yeriko), ジェリコ (Jeriko)
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- Korean: 예리코 (yeriko)
- Latin: Hiericus f
- Latvian: Jērika f, Jerihona f
- Lithuanian: Jèrichas m, Jerichonas m
- Macedonian: Ерихон (Erihon)
- Malay: Jericho
- Maore Comorian: Yeriko
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: Jeriko
- Nynorsk: Jeriko
- Ossetian: Иерихон (Ierixon)
- Persian: اریحا (arihâ)
- Polish: Jerycho (pl) n
- Portuguese: Jericó (pt)
- Romanian: Ierihon
- Russian: Иерихо́н m (Ijerixón)
- Scottish Gaelic: Iericho
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Јерихон
- Roman: Jerihon (sh)
- Slovak: Jericho
- Slovene: Jeriho
- Spanish: Jericó m
- Swedish: Jeriko
- Tamil: எரிக்கோ (erikkō)
- Turkish: Eriha
- Ukrainian: Єрихон (Jeryxon)
- Vietnamese: Jericho
- Welsh: Jericho
- Yiddish: יריחו (yerikhe)
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Noun
Jericho (plural Jerichos)
- (informal) A place of retirement or concealment.