Ramallah

English

Etymology

From Arabic رَام اَللّٰه (rām allāh).

Proper noun

Ramallah

2. A city in the West Bank, Palestine.

Derived terms

• Little Ramallah

 

Translations

city

• Arabic: رَام اللّٰه (ar) f (rām allāh)
• Bengali: রামাল্লাহ (ramallah)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 拉姆安拉 (zh) (Lāmǔ Ānlā), 拉馬拉／拉马拉 (Lāmǎlā)

• German: Ramallah (de) n
• Hebrew: רמאללה f (ramálla)
• Hindi: रामल्लाह m (rāmallāh)
• Japanese: ラマッラー (Ramarrā), ラーマッラー (Rāmarrā)
• Marathi: रामल्लाह (rāmallāh)
• Polish: Ramallah m or f
• Russian: Рама́лла (ru) m or f (Ramálla), Рамалла́х (ru) m (Ramalláx)
• Spanish: Ramala (es) f
• Urdu: رام اللہ (rām allāh)

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Polish

Ramallah

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic رَام اَللّٰه (rām allāh).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /raˈmal.lax/, /raˈmal.la/
• Rhymes: -allax, -alla
• Syllabification: Ra‧mal‧lah

Proper noun

Ramallah m inan or f (indeclinable)

1. Ramallah (a city in Palestine)

Declension

Indeclinable

or

Masculine declension:

Declension of Ramallah

	singular
nominative	Ramallah
genitive	Ramallahu
dative	Ramallahowi
accusative	Ramallah
instrumental	Ramallahem
locative	Ramallahu
vocative	Ramallahu

Feminine declension:

Declension of Ramallah

	singular
nominative	Ramallah
genitive	Ramalli
dative	Ramalli
accusative	Ramallę
instrumental	Ramallą
locative	Ramalli
vocative	Ramallo

Further reading

• Ramallah in Polish dictionaries at PWN
• Ramallah in PWN's encyclopedia