Chardzhou

English

Alternative forms

Çärjew, Chardjui, Charjou, Chardzhev, Charjev, Chärjew, Charjew

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian Чарджо́у (Čardžóu), ultimately from Persian ‎ (Čahârjuy, literally “four canals”).

Proper noun

Chardzhou

(historical) Former name of Türkmenabat.

Translations

former name of Türkmenabat

Armenian: Չարջոու (Čʿarǰou)
Persian: چهارجوی‎ (Čahârjuy)

Russian: Чарджо́у (Čardžóu)
Turkmen: Çärjew

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