Netanyahu

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Hebrew נְתַנְיָהוּ (n'tanyáhu).

Proper noun

Netanyahu (plural Netanyahus)

A surname from Hebrew.

Derived terms

Translations

surname

Arabic: نِتَنْيَاهُو (nitanyāhū)
Armenian: Նեթանյահու (Netʿanyahu)
Belarusian: Нетанья́ху (Njetanʹjáxu), Нэтанья́гу (Netanʹjáhu)
Bulgarian: Нетаня́ху (Netanjáhu)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 內塔尼亞胡／内塔尼亚胡 (zh) (Nèitǎníyàhú)
French: Netanyahou (fr)
Georgian: ნეთანიაჰუ (netaniahu)
German: Netanjahu
Greek: Νετανιάχου (el) m (Netaniáchou)
Ancient Greek: Νεθανιᾱ́ου m (Nethaniā́ou)
Hebrew: נְתַנְיָהוּ (n'tanyáhu)
Hindi: नेतन्याहू (netanyāhū)
Japanese: ネタニヤフ (Netaniyafu)
Korean: 네타냐후 (Netanyahu)
Latin: Nethaniāhū m
Persian: نِتانْیاهو (netânyâhu)
Russian: Нетанья́ху (ru) (Nɛtanʹjáxu), Нетания́гу (ru) (Nɛtanijágu), Нетанья́гу (Nɛtanʹjágu)
Spanish: Netanyahu m, Netañaju m
Tajik: Нетанёҳу (Netanyohu)
Ukrainian: Нетанья́гу (Netanʹjáhu)
Urdu: نیتَن یاہُو (netan yāhū)

Spanish

Alternative forms

Netañaju

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /netaˈɲaxu/ [ne.t̪aˈɲa.xu]
Rhymes: -axu
Syllabification: Ne‧tan‧yahu

Proper noun

Netanyahu m

a male surname from Hebrew.

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