This is a list of Slovak language exonyms for towns, villages, and countries in non-Slovak-speaking areas of the World.
Caveat: some of them are only used in historical contexts today (not always marked in the list). A complete list of names that are obligatorily translated into their Slovak equivalents covers the Slovak Standardization of Geographic Nomenclature maintained by the Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Authority of the Slovak Republic.
Albania
Algeria
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
China
Croatia
Cyprus
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
- Balassagyarmat BaláÃ
¾ske ÃÂarmoty
- Balaton Balatón, Blatenské jazero, Blatno (hist.) Bolotin
- Békéscsaba BékeÃ
¡ská ÃÂaba
- Bezenye BeziÃ
Â
- Buda BudÃÂn
- Budapest BudapeÃ
¡Ã
Â¥, PeÃ
¡Ã
Â¥budÃÂn
- Csákvár ÃÂakvár
- Csongrád ÃÂongrad
- Csorna ÃÂierna
- Debrecen DebrecÃÂn
- Drégely Drégeþ
- Dunaújváros Dunajské Nové Mesto
- Eger Jáger
- Esztergom Ostrihom, (hist.) Stregom
- GyÃ
Âr Ráb
- Kalocsa KaloÃÂa
- Kaposvár KapoÃ
¡vár
- Keszthely Blatenský Kostel
- Kisvárda Malý VaradÃÂn
- Komárom (MaÃÂ.) Komárno
- KÃ
Âszeg Kysek/Kysak
- Medgyesegyháza MedeÃ
¡
- Miskolc MiÃ
¡kovec
- Mohács MoháÃÂ
- Moson Uhorské Staré Hrady, MoÃ
¡on (hist.) MoÃ
¡in a Starhrad
- Nagykanizsa (Veþká) KaniÃ
¾a
- Nagymaros Veþký MaroÃÂ
- Nógrád Novohrad
- Pannonhalma (mesto) Rábsky Svätý Martin
- Pannonhalma Panónska Hora, (hist.) Panónsky chlm
- Pécs PäÃ
Â¥kostolie
- Pilisszentkereszt Mlynky
- Pilisszántó Santov
- Salgótarján Ã
 algov-Tarjany
- Sárospatak Blatný Potok
- Siklós Ã
 iklóÃ
¡
- Sopron Ã
 opron
- Szarvas SarvaÃ
¡
- Szécsény SeÃÂany
- Szeged SegedÃÂn
- Székesfehérvár StoliÃÂný Belehrad
- Szentendre Svätý Ondrej
- Szob Sobov
- Szolnok Solnok/SolnÃÂk
- Szombathely Kamenec, Sobotné mesto (hist.) Sabaria
- Tihany TichoÃ
Â
- Tótkomlós Slovenský KomlóÃ
¡, (hist.) Slovenský Chmeþov
- Vác Vacov
- Vasvár VaÃ
¡vár, Ã
½elezný hrad
- Veszprém Vesprém, (hist.) VesprÃÂm
- Visegrád VyÃ
¡ehrad
- Zalavár Blatnohrad (hist.)
India
Iran
Israel & Palestinian Territories
Italy
Kazakhstan
Latvia
Lebanon
Lithuania
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Serbia
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Vietnam
See also
References