Magas

See also: magas, MAGAs, and Magás

English

Etymology 1

Proper noun

Magas

1. A city, the regional capital of Ingushetia, Russia.

Translations

a city in Russia

• Arabic: مَاغَاس m (maḡās)
• Armenian: Մագաս (Magas)
• Azerbaijani: Maqas
• Belarusian: Мага́с m (Mahás)
• Bulgarian: Мага́с m (Magás)
• Chechen: Магӏас (Mağas)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 馬加斯 / 马加斯 (Mǎjiāsī)

• Circassian:

  East Circassian: Мэгъэс (Mɛğɛs)

• Estonian: Magass
• Finnish: Magas
• Georgian: მაგასი (ka) (magasi)
• Ingush: Магас (Magas)
• Japanese: メガス (Magasu)
• Kalmyk: Магас (Magas)
• Korean: 마가스 (magaseu)
• Latvian: Magasa
• Lithuanian: Magasas
• Macedonian: Мага́с m (Magás)
• Ossetian: Магас (Magas)
• Persian: ماگاس (mâgâs)
• Portuguese: Magas f
• Russian: Мага́с (ru) m (Magás)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Магас m

  Latin: Magas m

• Spanish: Magás m
• Tatar: Магас (Mağas)
• Turkish: Magas
• Udmurt: Магас (Magas)
• Ukrainian: Мага́с m (Mahás)

Etymology 2

Noun

Magas

1. plural of Maga

Anagrams

• Gamas, agmas, agsam

Portuguese

Proper noun

Magas f

1. Magas (a city, the regional capital of Ingushetia, Russia)