Moldova.
Moldova; a country in Europe, between Romania and Ukraine, with Chișinău as its capital.
Meaning & usage
Moldova; a country in Europe, between Romania and Ukraine, with Chișinău as its capital.
Hun besøkte Moldova for første gang i fjor.
Moldova; a region of Romania, in the eastern part of the country, comprising the part of the former principality that lies in present-day Romania.
Det rumenske landskapet Moldova ligger vest for republikken med samme navn.
Moldavia; a historical principality in Eastern Europe, founded in the 14th century and formerly covering territories now divided mainly between Romania, the country of Moldova and Ukraine.
Den vestlige delen av Moldova ble forent med Valakia i 1859.
Where this word comes from
Internationalism, based on Romanian Moldova. The name originally denoted a river in present-day Romania and was later transferred to the surrounding region and the medieval principality, from which the modern country takes its name. The deeper origin of the river name is disputed. One modern proposal derives the earliest recorded form, Moldua, from an unattested Old Germanic form *moldwa, interpreted as referring to loose soil along the riverbanks. Celtic, Iranian, Slavic and other old Germanic explanations have also been proposed. Parallel international adaptations include Danish Moldova, Estonian Moldova, Finnish Moldova, Latvian Moldova, Portuguese Moldova and Turkish Moldova (“Moldova”).
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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.