Do you have special name for this city in your language? We also call it Carigrad

Do you have special name for this city in your language? We also call it Carigrad.

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inb4 constantinople

we also call it Carigrad occasionally, but this is a borrowing from your language, as our word for emperor is not car but cesar.

Konstantinopel

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I call it Islamagood

Stambuł, Bizancjum, Konstantynopol

pretty generic

stambula

>not calling it Nova Roma

Istanbul is an Italian city but shifted into the Balkans for some reason. Parts of it are even called Pera and Galata, very Italian.

Byzance

>Carigrad

Is it means Цapьгpaд (Tsargrad)?

Miklagård from the times of the Varangian guard who served the emperors

Reasontogivewestoidsbutthurt

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Bok çukuru

Just call it Istanbul you autists, it's been 600 years.

City of Emperors > constantinople > """istanbul"""
Still the best name for the city

>changes name from "city that always stands" to "into the city"

Stambol and Carigrad

>into the city
Turks conquered into the city . Umayyad white boi?

they called it konstantiniya until 1930s. they could've renamed it to kaisariya.

Stambul aka Konstantinopol aka Tsargrad

Estambul
Constantinopla
Bizancio
Nueva Roma
Agustina Antonina

Κ Ω Ν Σ Τ Α Ν Τ Ι Ν Ο Υ Π Ο Λ Η

Isztambul, nem pedig Konstantinápoly.

In Spanish is just Estambúl.

constantinopple
byzance
istanbul

But the Turks called it Konstantinyye for most of that time.

>Estambúl
>that tilde

It's only called Tsarigrad here in historical context. Everyone just calls it Istanbul because we're normal people.

islambul, the city of Islamic Islamism Islam

I know that they call it stamboli in Switzbanialand

thinly veiled larping thread

nope