Sea of Okhotsk

English

Etymology

Named after Okhotsk, the first Russian settlement in the Far East.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /ˌsiː əv əˈxɒtsk/

Proper noun

Sea of Okhotsk

1. A sea between the Kamchatka Peninsula on the east, the Kuril Islands on the southeast, the island of Hokkaidō to the far south, the island of Sakhalin along the west, and a long stretch of eastern Siberian coast along the west and north.

Translations

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• Acehnese: Laôt Okhotsk
• Afrikaans: See van Ochotsk
• Albanian: Deti Ohotsk
• Arabic: بَحْر أُوخُوتْسْك m (baḥr ʔuḵutsk)

  Moroccan Arabic: بحر ؤخوتسك

• Armenian: Օխոտի ծով (Ōxoti cov)
• Asturian: mar d'Ojotsk m
• Azerbaijani: Oxot dənizi (az)
• Bashkir: Охот диңгеҙе (Oxot diñgeźe)
• Basque: Okhotskeko itsasoa
• Belarusian: Ахо́цкае мо́ра n (Axóckaje móra)
• Bengali: ওখোৎস্ক সাগর (ōkhōtsko śagor)
• Breton: Mor Oc'hotsk
• Bulgarian: Охо́тско мо́ре n (Ohótsko móre)
• Catalan: mar d'Okhotsk m
• Chechen: Охотан хӏорд (Oxotan hord)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 鄂霍次克海 (zh) (Èhuòcìkè-hǎi)

  Wu: 鄂霍次克海

• Chuvash: Охот тинӗсӗ (Oh̬ot tinĕs̬ĕ)
• Czech: Ochotské moře n
• Danish: Okhotske Hav n
• Dutch: Zee van Ochotsk f
• Esperanto: Oĥocka Maro, Oĥotska Maro
• Estonian: Ohhoota meri
• Finnish: Ohotanmeri (fi)
• French: mer d’Okhotsk f
• Galician: Mar de Okhotsk m
• Georgian: ოხოტის ზღვა (ka) (oxoṭis zɣva)
• German: Ochotskisches Meer (de) n
• Greek: Οχοτσκική Θάλασσα f (Ochotskikí Thálassa)
• Guaraní: Para Ojotsk
• Gujarati: ઓખોટસ્ક સમુદ્ર (okhoṭask samudra)
• Hebrew: ים אוחוצק m (yám okhotsk)
• Hindi: ओख़ोत्स्क सागर (oxotsk sāgar)
• Hungarian: Ohotszki-tenger (hu)
• Icelandic: Okotskhaf n
• Ilocano: Baybay ti Okhotsk
• Indonesian: Laut Okhotsk
• Irish: Muir Ocatsc f
• Italian: mare di Ochotsk f
• Japanese: オホーツク海 (オホーツクかい, Ohōtsuku-kai)
• Kazakh: Охота теңізі (Oxota teñızı)
• Khmer: សមុទ្រអុកហុតស្គ៍ (sa’mot ʼok-hot)
• Komi-Permyak: Оката саридз (Okata saridź)
• Korean: 오호츠크해 (Ohocheukeuhae)
• Kyrgyz: Охота деңизи (Ohota deŋizi)
• Latvian: Ohotskas jūra f
• Lithuanian: Ochotsko jūra f
• Macedonian: Охотско Море n (Ohotsko More)
• Malay: Laut Okhotsk
• Malayalam: ഒഖോറ്റ്സ്ക് കടൽ (okhōṟṟskŭ kaṭal)
• Maltese: Baħar ta’ Okhotsk m
• Marathi: ओखोत्स्कचा समुद्र (okhotskacā samudra)
• Mari:

  Eastern Mari: Охотск теҥыз (Ohotsk teŋyz)

• Mazanderani: اختسک دریا
• Mingrelian: ოხოტიშ ზუღა (oxoṭiš zuɣa)
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: Агнуурын тэнгис (Agnuuryn tengis)

• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Okhotskhavet n

  Nynorsk: Okhotskhavet n

• Ossetian: Охотӕйы денджыз (Oxotæjy denǵyz)
• Persian: دریای اختسک (daryâ-ye oxotsk)
• Polish: morze Ochockie n
• Portuguese: Mar de Okhotsk m, Mar de Ocótsqui m
• Punjabi: ਅਖ਼ੋਤਸਕ ਸਮੁੰਦਰ (axotsak samundar)
• Romanian: Marea Ohotsk f
• Russian: Охо́тское мо́ре (ru) n (Oxótskoje móre)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Охотско море n

  Roman: Ohotsko more n

• Slovak: Ochotské more n
• Slovene: Ohotsko morje n
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: Ochotske mórjo n

  Upper Sorbian: Ochotske morjo n

• Spanish: mar de Ojotsk m
• Swahili: Bahari ya Okhotsk
• Swedish: Ochotska havet n
• Tajik: Баҳри Охота (Bahri Oxota)
• Tamil: ஒக்கோத்ஸ்க் கடல் (okkōtsk kaṭal), ஒக்கோத்துக் கடல் (okkōttuk kaṭal)
• Tatar: Охот диңгезе (Oxot diñgeze)
• Telugu: ఒకోట్సక్ సముద్రం (okōṭsak samudraṁ)
• Thai: ทะเลโอค็อตสก์ (tá-lee-oo-kɔ́t)
• Turkish: Ohotsk Denizi
• Turkmen: Ohot deňzi
• Ukrainian: Охо́тське мо́ре n (Oxótsʹke móre)
• Urdu: بحیرہ اخوتسک
• Uzbek: Oxota dengizi
• Vietnamese: biển Okhotsk
• Welsh: Môr Okhotsk m
• West Frisian: See fan Ochotsk
• Western Panjabi: اخوتسک سمندر
• Yakut: Лаамы байҕал (Laamı bayğal)