User:Linshee/Names of European cities in different languages (B)

City	Country	Official name(s)	Other names
Bacău	Romania	Romanian: Bacău	Bulgarian: Бакъу Bakau; German: Barchau†, Bakau; Hungarian: Bákó; Polish: Baków; Russian: Бакэу Bakeu; Serbian: Бакау Bakau; Turkish: Baka; Ukrainian: Бакеу Bakeu Old Church Slavonic: Bako, Bakova, Bakovia; Ottoman Turkish: Bakio
Bad Nieuweschans	Netherlands	Dutch: Bad Nieuweschans	Gronings: Schaanze, Nij Schaanze; German: Bad Neuschanz; West Frisian: Bad Nijeskâns
Baia Mare	Romania	Romanian: Baia Mare	Hungarian: Nagybánya; German: Frauenbach† or Groß-Neustadt† Medieval Latin: Rivulus Dominarium
Bakhchysarai	Ukraine, Russia (disputed)	Ukrainian: Бахчисарай Bakhchysarai Russian: Бахчисарай Bakhchisaray Crimean Tatar: Bağçasaray	Turkish: Bahçesaray; Persian: باغچه سرای Bāghche Sarāy
Balassagyarmat	Hungary	Hungarian: Balassagyarmat	Slovak: Balážske Ďarmoty; Czech: Ďarmoty; German: Jahrmarkt†
Banská Bystrica	Slovakia	Slovak: Banská Bystrica	Hungarian: Besztercebánya; Czech: Báňská Bystřice, Banská Bystřice; German: Neusohl†; Polish: Bańska Bystrzyca
Banská Štiavnica	Slovakia	Slovak: Banská Štiavnica	Hungarian: Selmecbánya, Selmec; German: Schemnitz† Polish: Bańska Szczawnica
Bar	Montenegro	Montenegrin: Бар Bar	Albanian: Tivar, Tivari; Italian: Antivari; Turkish: Bar; Venetian: Var Medieval Latin: Antibarium; Medieval Greek: Θηβάριον Thibárion or Αντιβάριον Antibárion
Barcelona	Spain	Spanish: Barcelona Catalan: Barcelona	Catalan: (informal) Barna; Arabic: برشلونة Baršalūna; Basque: Bartzelona; French: Barcelone; Italian: Barcellona; Ladino: Barselona / ברצלונה Iberian: Baŕkeno; Ancient Greek: Βαρκινών Barkinṓn; Latin: Barcino, Barcilonum, Barcenona
Bardejov	Slovakia	Slovak: Bardejov	Hungarian: Bártfa; Romani: Bartwa; Czech: Bardijov†, Bardějov; German: Bartfeld†; Polish: Bardiów; Rusyn: Бардеёв Bardeyev; Ukrainian: Бардіїв Bardiyiv
Basel Basle	Switzerland	German: Basel	French: Bâle; Arpitan: Bâla; Italian: Basilea; Romansh: Basilea; Catalan: Basilea; Czech: Basilej; Dutch: Bazel; Greek: Βασιλεία: Vasilía; Hungarian: Bázel; Polish: Bazylea; Portuguese: Basileia; Slovak: Bazilej; Spanish: Basilea Latin: Basilia; Middle French: Basle; Old Icelandic: Buslaraborg
Bastia	France	French: Bastia	Corsican: Bastìa; Italian: Bastia Latin: Mantinum
Bastogne	Belgium	French: Bastogne	Luxembourgish: Baaschtnech; Walloon: Bastogne; Dutch: Bastenaken; German: Bastnach, Bastenach; Spanish: Bastoña
Bath	United Kingdom	English: Bath	Welsh: Caerfaddon; Norman: Ba Latin: Aquae Sulis; Old English: Baðan, Baðon, Baðum
Bautzen	Germany	German: Bautzen	Upper Sorbian: Budyšin; Czech: Budyšín; Lower Sorbian: Budyšyn; Polish: Budziszyn until 1868 – German: Budissin
Békéscsaba	Hungary	Hungarian: Békéscsaba	Slovak: Békešská Čaba; Romanian: Bichișciaba; German: (rare) Tschabe
Będzin Bendzin	Poland	Polish: Będzin	German: Bendzin; Yiddish: בענדין Bendin German occupation, 1939–1945 – German: Bendsburg
Bela Crkva	Serbia	Serbian: Бела Црква Bela Crvka	Romanian: Biserica Albă; Hungarian: Fehértemplom; Czech: Bílá Cerekev; Croatian: Bela Crkva; Bosnian: Bela Crkva; Turkish: Aktabya; German: Weißkirchen
Belfast	United Kingdom	English: Belfast	Ulster Scots: Bilfawst; Irish: Béal Feirste; Manx: Beeal Feirshtey; Scottish Gaelic: Beul Feirste; Welsh: Belffast
Belfort	France	French: Belfort	Frainc-Comtou: Béfô; Arpitan: Bélfôrt; German: Beffert†, Beffort†
Belgrade	Serbia	Serbian: Београд Beograd	Albanian: Beogradi; Aromanian: Biligrad; Belarusian: Бялград Byalhrad; Bosnian: Beograd; Bulgarian: Белград Belgrad; Croatian: Beograd; Czech: Bělehrad; Dutch: Belgrado; French: Belgrade; German: Belgrad; Greek: Βελιγράδι Veligrádi; Hungarian: Belgrád; Italian: Belgrado; Ladino: Belogrado / באילגורדו; Macedonian: Белград Belgrad; Polish: Belgrad; Portuguese: Belgrado; Romanian: Belgrad; Slovak: Belehrad; Russian: Белград Belgrad; Rusyn: Белград Belhrad, Белеград Belehrad, Белеґрад Belegrad; Slovene: Beograd, Sorbian (Lower): Běłogrod, (Upper): Běłohród; Spanish: Belgrado; Turkish: Belgrad; Ukrainian: Белград Belhrad, Белґрад Belgrad; Yiddish: בעלגראד Belgrad Latin: Alba Bulgarica; Church Slavonic: Бѣлградъ Bělgradŭ; German: Griechisch-Weißenburg; Venetian: Castelbianco; Hungarian: (14th–16th centuries) Nándorfehérvár, Fehérvar, (16th–19th centuries) Lándorfejérvár; Ottoman Turkish: بلغراد Beliğrad; Slovene: Belgrad. Beligrad; Polish: Białogród Singidunum – Latin: Singidunum; Celtic: *Singidūn; Ancient Greek: Σιγγιδών Singidon
Bellinzona	Switzerland	Italian: Bellinzona	Lombard (Ticinese): Belinzona, Brenzona, Bórgh; German: Bellinzona, Bellenz†; French: Bellinzone, Bellence†; Romansh: Blizuna; Alemannic German (Highest): Belänz, Bälez, Bällez, Bälänz; Arpitan: Belinçona Latin: Bilitio
Berat	Albania	Albanian: Berat	Aromanian: Bãrat; Czech: Albánský Bělehrad; Greek: Μπεράτ Berát, Μπεράτι Beráti or Βεράτιο Verátio, Βεράτι Veráti; Macedonian: Белград Belgrad; Serbian: Белград Belgrad Church Slavonic: Бѣлградъ Bělgradŭ; Medieval Greek: Ἀντιπάτρεια Antipatreia or Πουλχεριόπολις Poulkheriopolis; Medieval Latin: Antipatrea or Pulcheriopolis or Belogradum, Bellegradum; Greek: Βελλέγραδα Vellegrada; Venetian: Belgrado di Romania; Ottoman Turkish: Belgrad-i Arnavud, Arnavutbelgrat
Berdychiv	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Бердичів Berdychiv	Polish: Berdyczów; Yiddish: באַרדיטשעװ Barditshev; Russian: Бердичев Berdichev; Belarusian: Бярдзічаў Byardzichaw
Bergamo	Italy	Italian: Bergamo	Lombard: Bèrghem; French: Bergame Latin: Bergomum
Bergen	Norway	Norwegian: Bergen	Faroese: Björgvin, Icelandic: Björgvin Old Norse: Bergvin, Bjǫrgvin
Berlin	Germany	German: Berlin	Low German: Berlin; Czech: Berlín; Dutch: Berlijn; Greek: Βερολίνο Verolíno; Italian: Berlino; Lower Sorbian: Barliń; Polish: Berlin
Bern	Switzerland	German: Bern	Alemannic German (Bernese): Bärn; French: Berne; Italian: Berna; Romansh: Berna; Arpitan: Bêrna
Berwick-upon-Tweed	United Kingdom	English: Berwick-upon-tweed	Scots: Sooth Berrick; Scottish Gaelic: Bearaig-a-Deas, Abaruig†; Welsh: Berwig, Caerferwig; Irish: Bearaig-a-Deas
Besançon	France	French: Besançon	Arpitan: Besançon; German: Bisanz†; Italian: Besanzone† Latin: Vesontio
Białowieża	Poland	Polish: Białowieża	Belarusian: Белавежа Byelavyezha; Czech: Bělověž; German: Bialowies†, Bialowiez, Belowesch; Lithuanian: Bialovieža; Ukrainian: Біловежа Bilovezha
Białystok	Poland	Polish: Białystok	Lithuanian: Baltstogė, Balstogė; Belarusian: Беласток Byelastok; Yiddish: ביאַליסטאָק Byalistok; Czech: Bělostok; Russian: Белосток Belostok; Silesian: Bjołystok; Slovak: Bielostok†; Ukrainian: Білосток Bilostok
Biel/Bienne	Switzerland	German: Biel French: Bienne	Italian: Bienna; Romansh: Bienna
Biella	Italy	Italian: Biella	Piedmontese: Biela Latin: Bugella
Bielsko-Biała	Poland	Polish: Bielsko-Biała	Czech: Bílsko-Bělá; Silesian: Biylsko-Biołŏ; German: Bielitz-Biala†; Slovak: Bielsko†
Bilbao	Spain	Spanish: Bilbao Basque: Bilbo	Portuguese: Bilbau
Bilohirsk	Ukraine, Russia (disputed)	Ukrainian: Білогірськ Bilohirsk Russian: Белогорск Belogorsk Crimean Tatar: Къарасувбазар Qarasuvbazar	until 1944 – Russian: Карасубазар Karasubazar
Bilshivtsi	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Більшівці Bilshivtsi	German: Bolschowitz†; Polish: Bołszowce; Romanian: Bilişăuţi; Russian: Болшовцы Bolshovtsy; Yiddish: באָלשװעץ Bolshvets
Birmingham	United Kingdom	English: Birmingham	English (Brummie): Brummagem, Bromichan†, Bremicham† Old English: Beormingahām
Bischofswerda	Germany	German: Bischofswerda	Upper Sorbian: Biskopicy; Polish: Biskupice
Bistrița	Romania	Romanian: Bistrița	Hungarian: Beszterce; Transylvanian Saxon: Bästerts; German: Bistritz†; Polish: Bystrzyca 12th–13th centuries – Middle High German: Nosa (German: Nösen)
Bitola	North Macedonia	Macedonian: Битола Bitola	Albanian: Manastir; Bulgarian: Битоля Bitolya; Greek: Μοναστήρι Monastíri; Romanian: Bitolia; Serbian: Битољ Bitolj; Turkish: Manastır
Bjelovar	Croatia	Croatian: Bjelovar	Hungarian: Belovár; {{lang-kjv}}; German: Bellowar†, Bellovar; Russian: Беловар† Belovar
Blindheim Blenheim†	Germany	German: Blindheim	Swabian: Blĩĩdi; Dutch: Blenheim†; French: Blenheim†
Boden	Sweden	Swedish: Boden	Lule Sami: Suttes; Finnish: Puuti
Bodø	Norway	Norwegian: Bodø	Lule Sami: Bådåddjo; Swedish: Bodö; Icelandic: Boðvin; Northern Sami: Budejju; Pite Sami: Buvdda
Bogdanci	North Macedonia	Macedonian: Богданци	Greek: Βογδάντσα Vogdántsa; Albanian: Bogdanca; Serbian: Богданци Bogdanci
Bologna	Italy	Italian: Bologna	Emilian (Bolognese): Bulåggna; Catalan: Bolonya; Corsican: Bulogna; French: Bologne; Friulian: Bologne; Galician: Boloña; Greek: Βολωνία Volonía; Maltese: Bolonja; Occitan: Bolonha; Portuguese: Bolonha; Sicilian: Bulogna; Spanish: Bolonia; Venetian: Bołogna Latin: Bonōnia; Etruscan: Felsina
Bolzano	Italy	Italian: Bolzano German: Bozen	Bavarian: Bozn, (South Tyrolean) Pouzen; Ladin: (Val Badia) Balsan, (Val Gardena) Bulsan, (Val di Fassa) Busan; Croatian: Bocen; French: Bolzane; Friulian: Bolçan; Ligurian: Bolsàn; Lombard: Bulsan, (Trentino): Bolzan; Piedmontese: Bolsan; Romansh: Bulsaun; Sardinian: Bolzanu; Sicilian: Buzzanu; Slovene: Bocen; Venetian: Bolzan Latin: Pons Drusi; Old Italian: Bolgiano
Bonifacio	France	French: Bonifacio	Ligurian (Bonifacino): Bunifazziu; Corsican: Bunifaziu, Bonifaziu, Bonifaciu; Gallurese: Bunifaciu; Italian: Bonifacio;
Bonn	Germany	German: Bonn	Italian: Bonna†; Portuguese: Bona Latin: Bonna
Bordeaux	France	French: Bordeaux	Occitan (Gascon): Bordeù; Basque: Bordele; Aragonese: Bordeus; Asturian: Burdeos; Breton: Bourdel; Catalan: Burdeus; Italian: Bordò†, Bordea, Bordello, Bordella; Portuguese: Bordéus; Spanish: Burdeos; Welsh: Bordo, Bwrdiaws†, Bwrdios; Emilian: Burdó; Extremaduran: Burdeus; Galician: Bordeos; Ladino: Burdeos; Picard: Bordieus, Bordiaus; Piedmontese: Bordò; Venetian: Bordò Latin: Burdigala; {{lang-pro}}, Bordelz
Bormio	Italy	Italian: Bormio	Lombard: Burmi, Bórm; Romansh: Buorm; German: Worms im Veltlintal†
Botoșani	Romania	Romanian: Botoșani	Yiddish: באטאשאָן Batashon; Hungarian: Botosány; Botoszany; Czech: Botušany†; German: Botoschan†, Bottuschan†
Bouillon	Belgium	French: Bouillon	Walloon: Bouyon; German: Beulen†; Dutch: Bullioen†; Italian: Buglione†; Portuguese: Bulhão
Boulogne-sur-Mer	France	French: Boulogne-sur-Mer	Picard: Boulonne-sur-Mér; West Flemish: Bonen; Dutch: Bonen†, Beunen; Spanish: Bolonia sobre el Mar†; Portuguese: Bolonha do Mar; Occitan: Bolonha de Mar Latin: Gesoriacum, Bononia
Braga	Portugal	Portuguese: Braga	Galician: Braga, Spanish: Braga Latin: Bracara Augusta; Proto-Celtic: *Bracara
Bragança Braganza	Portugal	Portuguese: Bragança	Mirandese: Bergáncia, Bergança; Asturian: Braganza; Basque: Bragantza; Catalan: Bragança; French: Bragance; Galician: Braganza; Italian: Braganza; Spanish: Braganza
Braniewo	Poland	Polish: Braniewo	Prussian: Brus; Lithuanian: Prūsa†; German: Braunsberg†; Low German: Brunsbarg; Latvian: Braņevo; Russian: Бранево Branevo, Бранёво Branyovo
Brașov	Romania	Romanian: Brașov	Hungarian: Brassó; Transylvanian Saxon: Kruhnen; German: Kronstadt†; Bulgarian: Брашевъ Brashev; Polish: Braszów; Slovak: Brašov; Yiddish: Kronshtat 1950–1960 – Romanian: Orașul Stalin Ottoman Empire – Ottoman Turkish: Barasu, Bozsu Medieval Latin: Corona, Brassovia, Stephanopolis
Bratislava	Slovakia	Slovak: Bratislava	Hungarian: Pozsony; Czech: Bratislava; German: Bratislava; Polish: Bratysława before 1919 – Pressburg; German: Preßburg; Slovak: Prešporok; Czech: Prešpurk; Hungarian: Pozsony; Greek: Ιστρόπολις Istrópolis; French: Presbourg; Italian: Presburgo, Posonio; Latin: Posonium, Istropolis; Romanian: Pojon; Croatian: Požun; Serbian: Пожун Požun; Spanish: Presburgo; Dutch: Presburg; Polish: Pożoń, Preszburg
Bratslav	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Брацлав Bratslav	Yiddish: בראָצלעוו Brotslev, בראָסלעװ Broslev; Polish: Bracław; Belarusian: Брацлаў Bratslaw; Lithuanian: Braclavas; Romanian: Brațlav; Russian: Брацлав Bratslav, Браславль† Bratslavl
Břeclav	Czech Republic	Czech: Břeclav	Eastern Moravian: Břeclava; German: Lundenburg†; Slovak: Břeclav; Hungarian: Leventevár†; Polish: Brzecław until 1925 – Czech: Břeclava
Bremen	Germany	German: Bremen	Low German: Breem, Bräm; Hungarian: Bréma; Italian: Brema; Polish: Brema; Portuguese: Brema†; Spanish: Brema†; French: Brême; Czech: Brémy; Slovak: Brémy; Icelandic: Brimar; Greek: Βρέμη Vrémi; Low Saxon: Breemn; Occitan: Brèma; Palatine German: Bremä
Bremerhaven	Germany	German: Bremerhaven	Low German: Bremerhoben
Brest	Belarus	Belarusian: Брэст Brest Russian: Брест Brest	Belarusian: Берасьце† Byerastsye; Lithuanian: Brasta; Polish: Brześć; Yiddish: בריסק Brisk; West Polesian: Бэрысть Beryst, Бэрэсть Berest; Ukrainian: Берестя Berestia; German: Brest; Hungarian: Breszt; Church Slavonic: Бєрєстьє Berestĭe 1923–1939 – Polish: Brześć nad Bugiem; Czech: Brest nad Bugem; French: Brest-sur-le-Boug 1569–1923 – Brest-Litovsk; Russian: Брест-Литовск Brest-Litovsk, Брест-Литовский Brest-Litovskiy; Belarusian: Берасце Літоўскі Byerastsye Litowski; Lithuanian: Lietuvos Brasta; Polish: Brześć Litewski; Yiddish: בריסק דליטא; Czech: Brest Litevský; German: Brest-Litowsk, Litauisch-Brest; Ukrainian: Брест-Литовський Brest-Lytovskyi, Брест-Литовськ Brest-Lytovsk
Brest	France	French: Brest	Breton: Brest
Bristol	United Kingdom	English: Bristol	Welsh: Bryste, Caerodor†; Irish: Briostó Old English: Brycgstow
Brno Brunn†	Czech Republic	Czech: Brno	German: Brünn; Hungarian: Berén†; Polish: Berno†; Romani: Brna, Brnos; Italian: Bruna†; Portuguese: Bruno†; Bulgarian: Бърно Barno; Yiddish: ברין Brin; Bavarian: Brünn, Brinn; French: Brin† Medieval Latin: Bruna
Brody	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Броди Brody	Polish: Brody; Romanian: Brod; Yiddish: בראָד Brod; German: Brody; Russian: Броды Brody; Belarusian: Броды; Hungarian: Brodi 1584–c. 1598 – Polish: Lubicz
Bruges	Belgium	Dutch: Brugge	French: Bruges; German: Brügge; Limburgish: Brögke; Italian: Bruggia†; Slovak: Bruggy; Czech: Bruggy; Polish: Brugia; Spanish: Brujas; Portuguese: Brujas†; Spanish: Brygge; Greek: Βρύγη; Aragonese: Bruches, Aragonese: Bruche; Asturian: Bruxes; Icelandic: Bryggja†; Occitan: Brujas; Picard: Brudje; Portuguese: Bruges; Walloon: Brudje; West Flemish: Brugge Medieval Latin: Bruggas, Bruccia, Bruciam, Bruociam, Bruggis; Old English: Bricge, Brycge
Brunswick*	Germany	German: Braunschweig	Low German: Bronswiek; Catalan: Brunsvic†; Czech: Brunšvik†; Danish: Brunsvig†; French: Brunswick; West Frisian: Breunswyk; Upper Sorbian: Brunšwik; Icelandic: Brúnsvík; Dutch: Brunswijk†; Low Saxon: Broenswiek; Polish: Brunszwik; Portuguese: Brunsvique
Bruntál	Czech Republic	Czech: Bruntál	German: Freudenthal†; Polish: Bruntal
Brussels	Belgium	French: Bruxelles Dutch: Brussel	German: Brüssel; Italian: Brusselle†, Borsella†; Luxembourgish: Bréissel; Yiddish: בריסל Brisl; Limburgish: Brössel; German: Bruchsal†; Spanish: Bruselas; Walloon: Brussele; Galician: Bruxelas; Portuguese: Bruxelas; Aragonese: Bruselas; Arpitan: Brussèla; Asturian: Bruxeles; Bavarian: Brissl; Breton: Brusel; Catalan: Brussel·les; Extremaduran: Brusselas; Basque: Brusela; Galician: Bruxelas; Limburgish: Breusel; Norman: Brusselle; Occitan: Brussèlas; Picard: Brusselle; Polish: Bruksela; Vlax Romani: Brusel; Slovak: Brusel; Slovene: Bruselj; Swedish: Bryssel; Venetian: Borseła; West Flemish: Brussel; Danish: Bryssel; Kölsch: Brüßßel; Norwegian: Brussel Medieval Latin: Brosella; Old Dutch: Broekzele, Broeksel
Brzesko	Poland	Polish: Brzesko	Yiddish: בריגל Brigel
Brzeziny	Poland	Polish: Brzeziny	Yiddish: ברעזין Brezin 1939–1945 – German: Löwenstadt
Buchach	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Бучач Buchach	Polish: Buczacz; Yiddish: בעטשאָטש Betshotsh; German: Butschatsch; Turkish: Bucaş; Russian: Бучач Buchach; Romanian: Buceaci
Bucharest Bukarest†	Romania	Romanian: București	Dutch: Boekarest; French: Bucarest; Italian: Bucarest; Spanish: Bucarest; Portuguese: Bucareste; Yiddish: בוקארעשט Bukaresht; German: Bukarest; Hungarian: Bukarest; Slovene: Bukarešta; Polish: Bukareszt; Russian: Бухарест Bukharest; Ukrainian: Бухарест Bukharest; Turkish: Bükreş; Albanian: Bukureshti; Bulgarian: Букурещ Bukuresht; Vlax Romani: Bukureshti; Croatian: Bukurešt; Czech: Bukurešť; Macedonian: Букурешт Bukuresht; Serbian: Букурешт Bukurešt; Slovak: Bukurešť; Greek: Βουκουρέστι Voukourésti; Aromanian: Bucureshci; Belarusian: Бухарэст Bukharest; Bosnian: Букурешт Bukurešt; Catalan: Bucarest;
Buda (now part of Budapest)	Hungary	Hungarian: Buda	German: Ofen; Croatian: Budim; Serbian: Будим Budim; Czech: Budín; Slovak: Budín; Turkish: Budin; Romanian: Buda; Polish: Buda
Budapest	Hungary	Hungarian: Budapest	Czech: Budapešť; Slovak: Budapešť, Pešť-Budín†; German: Budapest, Buda-Pesth†, Ofenpesth; Bulgarian: Будапеща Budapeshta; Romanian: Budapesta; Portuguese: Budapeste; Turkish: Budapeşte; Polish: Budapeszt; Croatian: Budimpešta; Slovene: Budimpešta; Serbian: Будимпешта Budimpešta; Macedonian: Будимпешта Budimpeshta; Vlax Romani: Peshta; Greek: Βουδαπέστη Voudapésti; Aromanian: Budapesta Latin: Aquincum
Buje	Croatia	Croatian: Buje Italian: Buie	German: Wege†; Venetian: Buje
Burg Stargard	Germany	German: Burg Stargard	until 1929 – Stargard; Polish: Starogród; {{lang-pox}}
Burgdorf	Switzerland	German: Burgdorf	Alemannic German (Bernese): Burdlef; Italian: Burgdorf; French: Berthoud; Romansh: Burgdorf
Buzet	Croatia	Croatian: Buzet Italian: Pinguente	{{lang-ckm}}; Venetian: Pinguente
Bydgoszcz	Poland	Polish: Bydgoszcz	Kashubian: Bëdgòszcza; German: Bromberg†; Czech: Bydhošť; Spanish: Bidgostia†; French: Bidgostie†; Upper Sorbian: Bydhosć, Budhosć; Low German: Brombarg; Swedish: Bromberg† Medieval Latin: Bydgostia, Bidgostia; Old Polish: Bydgozyca
Bytom	Poland	Polish: Bytom	Silesian: Bytům, Bytůń; German: Beuthen†, Beuthen O.S., Beuthen Oberschliesen, Oberbeuthen; Lower Silesian: Beuthn, Beuthn Oberschläsing, Aeberbeuthn; Hungarian: Bitony† Old Polish: Bitom
Bytów	Poland	Polish: Bytów	Kashubian: Bëtowò; German: Bütow†; Czech: Bytovo†; Ukrainian: Битів Bytiv