Jakarta in Greek
Jakarta in Greek is Τζακάρτα, Βαταβία — Jakarta means the capital and largest city of Indonesia.
Jakarta in Greek
Τζακάρτα
Pronounced: Tzakarta
A province and capital city of Indonesia.
Βαταβία
Pronounced: Vatavia
A province and capital city of Indonesia.
What does "Jakarta" mean?
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name The capital and largest city of Indonesia.
"Authorities in the capital of Jakarta adopted a similar idea earlier this month. A man there was required to sit in a coffin in public after being caught not wearing a mask."
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Jakarta in a sentence
- Authorities in the capital of Jakarta adopted a similar idea earlier this month. A man there was required to sit in a coffin in public after being caught not wearing a mask.
- Traffic in Jakarta can bring the whole city to a standstill.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Jakarta" in Greek?
"Jakarta" in Greek is Τζακάρτα, Βαταβία. Jakarta means: The capital and largest city of Indonesia.
How do you pronounce Τζακάρτα?
"Jakarta" in Greek is Τζακάρτα, pronounced "Tzakarta".
How do you use "Jakarta" in a sentence?
Example: "Traffic in Jakarta can bring the whole city to a standstill." In Greek, "Jakarta" is Τζακάρτα, Βαταβία.
Are there other ways to say "Jakarta" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Jakarta": Τζακάρτα, Βαταβία.
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