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Serbia and Montenegro in other languages: Belgrade, Yugoslavia, flag
Serbia and Montenegro was Србија и Црна Гора, Srbija i Crna Gora, in Serbian, officially the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, and held the ISO codes CS, SCG and 891 from 2003 until it dissolved in 2006. This page gives its name in 102 languages and varieties, Belgrade in 60 and Yugoslavia in 114, with its republics and autonomous provinces.
Official languagesSerbian (српски, srpski); regionally Albanian (shqip) in Kosovo, and Croatian, Hungarian, Romanian, Rusyn and Slovak in Vojvodina
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ISO 3166-1alpha-2 · alpha-3 · numeric
- alpha-2
- CS
- alpha-3
- SCG
- numeric
- 891
Србија и Црна Гора
Serbian · CyrillicRomanised Srbija i Crna Gora
Државна Заједница Србија и Црна ГораDržavna Zajednica Srbija i Crna Gora
- English
- Serbia and MontenegroState Union of Serbia and Montenegro
- Capital
- БеоградBeogradBeograd · Belgrade
ISO 3166-3, former country CSXX (CS, SCG, 891, in use 2003–2006), checked 28 October 2026. Flag after the Wikimedia Commons drawing.
Serbia and Montenegro in other languages: list of exonyms
| Languages | ISO 639 | Name | Romanised |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | eng | Serbia and Montenegro | same as written |
| Aragonese, Galician, Interlingua, Italian, Romansh | arg / glg / ina / ita / roh | Serbia e Montenegro | same as written |
| Faroese, Norwegian | fao / nor | Serbia og Montenegro | same as written |
| Ladin, Spanish | lld / spa | Serbia y Montenegro | same as written |
| Afrikaans | afr | Serwië en Montenegro | same as written |
| Azerbaijani | aze | Serbiya və Çernoqoriya / Сербија вә Черногорија | Serbiya və Çernoqoriya |
| Bambara | bam | Sɛrɛbi ani Mɔntenegiro | same as written |
| Bosnian | bos | Srbija i Crna Gora, Srbija i Karadaglija, Srbija i Karadak | same as written |
| Breton | bre | Serbia ha Montenegro | same as written |
| Catalan | cat | Sèrbia i Montenegro | same as written |
| Czech | ces | Srbsko a Černá Hora | same as written |
| Kashubian | csb | Serbskô ë Czôrnogóra, Serbskô ë Czôrnô Góra | same as written |
| Welsh | cym | Serbia a Montenegro | same as written |
| Danish | dan | Serbien og Montenegro | same as written |
| German | deu | Serbien und Montenegro | same as written |
| Esperanto | epo | Serbujo kaj Montenegro, Serbio kaj Montenegro | same as written |
| Estonian | est | Serbia ja Montenegro, Serbia ja Tšernogooria | same as written |
| Basque | eus | Serbia eta Montenegro | same as written |
| Finnish | fin | Serbia ja Montenegro | same as written |
| French | fra | Serbie et Monténégro | same as written |
| West Frisian | fry | Servje en Montenegro | same as written |
| Friulian | fur | Serbie e Montenegro | same as written |
| Irish | gle | an tSeirb agus Montainéagró / an tSeirb agus Montainéagró, an tSeirbia agus Montenegro | same as written |
| Croatian | hrv | Srbija i Crna Gora | same as written |
| Hungarian | hun | Szerbia és Montenegró | same as written |
| Igbo | ibo | Sabia na Mọntenigro | same as written |
| Indonesian | ind | Serbia dan Montenegro | same as written |
| Icelandic | isl | Serbía og Svartfjallaland | same as written |
| Karakalpak | kaa | Serbiya ha'm Chernogoriya / Сербия ҳәм Черногория | Serbiya ha'm Chernogoriya |
| Kurdish (Caucasus) | kmr | Sêrbî û Çêrnogorî / Серби у Черногори / سێربی و چێرنۆگۆری | Sêrbî û Çêrnogorî |
| Kurmanji Kurdish | kur | Sirbistan û Qaradax̱ / سربستان و قاراداغ | Sirbistan û Qaradax̱ |
| Latin | lat | Serbia et Nigromontium, Serbia et Montes Nigrae | same as written |
| Latvian | lav | Serbija un Melnkalne | same as written |
| Lithuanian | lit | Serbija ir Juodkalnija | same as written |
| Luxembourgish | ltz | Serbien an Montenegro | same as written |
| Malagasy | mlg | Serbia sy Môntenegrô | same as written |
| Maltese | mlt | Serbja u Montenegro | same as written |
| Moldovan | mol | Serbia şi Muntenegru / Сербия ши Мунтенегру | Serbia şi Muntenegru |
| Low German | nds | Serbien un Montenegro | same as written |
| Dutch | nld | Servië en Montenegro | same as written |
| Polish | pol | Serbia i Czarnogóra | same as written |
| Portuguese | por | Sérvia e Montenegro | same as written |
| Romanian | ron | Serbia şi Muntenegru | same as written |
| Sicilian | scn | Serbia e Muntiniuru | same as written |
| Slovak | slk | Srbsko a Čierna Hora | same as written |
| Slovenian | slv | Srbija in Črna gora | same as written |
| Somali | som | Seerbiya iyo Moontineegro | same as written |
| Albanian | sqi | Serbia dhe Mali i Zi | same as written |
| Swahili | swa | Serbiya da Montenegro | same as written |
| Swedish | swe | Serbien och Montenegro | same as written |
| Tatar | tat | Serbiä häm Çernogoriä / Сербия һәм Черногория | Serbiä häm Çernogoriä |
| Turkmen | tuk | Serbiýa we Çernogoriýa / Сербия ве Черногория | Serbiýa we Çernogoriýa |
| Turkish | tur | Sırbistan ve Karadağ | same as written |
| Uzbek | uzb | Serbiya va Chernogoriya / Сербия ва Черногория | Serbiya va Chernogoriya |
| Walloon | wln | Serbeye eyet Montenegro | same as written |
| Zulu | zul | iSeviya neMontenegro | same as written |
| Kurdish (Arabic script) | kur | Sirbîstan û Qaradax̱ / سربیستان و قاراداغ | Sirbîstan û Qaradax̱ |
| Altai | alt | Сербия ла Черногория | Serbija la Černogorija |
| Bashkir | bak | Сербия һәм Черногория | Serbija häm Černogorija |
| Belarusian | bel | Сербія і Чарнагорыя / Sierbija i Čarnahoryja, Сэрбія і Чарнагорыя / Serbija i Čarnahoryja | Sierbija i Čarnahoryja, Serbija i Čarnahoryja |
| Bulgarian | bul | Сърбия и Черна гора | Sŭrbija i Černa gora |
| Chechen | che | Серби а Черногори | Serbi a Černogori |
| Mari | chm | Сербий да Черногорий | Serbij da Černogorij |
| Kazakh | kaz | Сербия және Черногория | Serbija ǧäne Černogorija |
| Kabardian | kbd | Сербиерэ Черногориерэ | Serbieră Černogorieră |
| Kyrgyz | kir | Сербия жана Черногория | Serbija ǧana Černogorija |
| Khakas | kjh | Сербия паза Черногория | Serbija paza Černogorija |
| Komi | kom | Сербия да Черногория | Serbija da Černogorija |
| Karachay-Balkar | krc | Сербия эм Черногория | Serbija ėm Černogorija |
| Kumyk | kum | Сербия ва Черногория | Serbija va Černogorija |
| Macedonian | mkd | Србија и Црна Гора | Srbija i Crna Gora |
| Mongolian | mon | Серб ба Черногор | Serb ba Černogor |
| Ossetian | oss | Серби ӕмӕ Черногори | Serbi ämä Černogori |
| Russian | rus | Сербия и Черногория | Serbija i Černogorija |
| Serbian | srp | Србија и Црна Гора / Srbija i Crna Gora | Srbija i Crna Gora |
| Tajik | tgk | Сербияю Черногория (Serbijaju Černogorija) / سیربیه و چیرناگاریه, Сербия ва Черногория (Serbija va Černogorija) / سیربیه و چیرناگاریه | Serbiyâ-ū Černôgôriyâ, Serbiyâ va Černôgôriyâ |
| Tuvan | tyv | Сербия биле Черногория | Serbija bile Černogorija |
| Udmurt | udm | Сербия но Черногория | Serbija no Černogorija |
| Ukrainian | ukr | Сербія і Чорногорія | Serbija i Čornohorija |
| Arabic | ara | صربيا والجبل الأسود | Ṣirbiyā wa-l-Ǧabalu l-Aswad |
| Persian | fas | صربستان و مونتهنگرو | Ṣerbestān-o Montenegro / Ṣerbestān va Montenegro |
| Dari | prs | سربیا و مانتینیگرو | Serbiyā va Māntīnīgrō |
| Pashto | pus | سربيا او مانتينيګرو | Sərbiyā au Māntīnīgro |
| Uyghur | uig | سېربىيە ۋە چېرنوگورىيە / Sérbiye we Chérnogoriye | Sérbiye we Chérnogoriye |
| Urdu | urd | سربیا و مونٹینیگرو, سربیا و مانٹینیگرو, سربیا اور مانٹے نیگرو | Sarbiyā va Mônṫenīgro, Sarbiyā va Mānṫenīgro, Sarbiyā ôr Mānṫenīgro |
| Hebrew | heb | סרביה ומונטנגרו | Serbiyah va-Mônṭenegrô |
| Greek (Demotic) | ell-dhi | Σερβία και Μαυροβούνιο | Servía kai Mayrovoýnio |
| Greek (Katharevousa) | ell-kat | Σερβία καὶ Μαυροβούνιον | Servía kaì Mayrovoýnion |
| Armenian | hye | Սերբիա և Մոնտենեգրո | Serbia yev Montenegro |
| Georgian | kat | სერბია და ჩერნოგორია, სერბია და მონტენეგრო | Serbia da Č̣ernogoria, Serbia da Montenegro |
| Hindi | hin | सर्बिया और मोंटेनीगरो | Sarbiyā ôr Moṁṭenīgro |
| Bengali | ben | সার্বিয়া ও মন্টিনিগ্রো | Sārbiyā o Mônṭinigro |
| Tamil | tam | செர்பியாவும் மொண்டெனெக்ரோவும் | Čerpiyāvum Moṇṭeṉekrōvum |
| Chinese | zho | 塞爾維亞和黒山 / 塞尔维亚和黑山 | Sāi'ěrwéiyà hé Hēishān |
| Japanese | jpn | セルビア・モンテネグロ | Serubia Monteneguro |
| Korean | kor | 세르비아-몬테네그로 | Sereubia-Montenegeuro |
| Thai | tha | เซอร์เบียและมอนเตเนโกร | Sə̄[r]biya læ Mɔ̄ntēnēkrō |
Seven forms that are incomplete in the source (Romani, Volapük, Võro, Old Church Slavonic, Sorani Kurdish, Yiddish and Lao) are left out, as is a Punjabi spelling that lacks its first letter.
02 · NamesU+0426 CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER TSE
From Yugoslavia to two states, and the black mountain
Serbia and Montenegro existed under that name from 2003 to 2006. It was the last stage of Yugoslavia: the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, formed in 1992 from the two republics that remained of the Socialist Federal Republic, was reconstituted in 2003 as the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, and in 2006 the union dissolved into two independent states.
The codes followed the names. ISO 3166-1 had used YU for Yugoslavia since 1974, with the numeric code changed from 890 to 891 in 1993. In July 2003 YU was replaced by CS, taken from Srbija i Crna Gora; the same two letters had stood for Czechoslovakia until 1993. After the split Serbia received RS and Montenegro ME, and CS is now transitionally reserved. The country's internet domain stayed .yu throughout.
Montenegro is a name languages either borrow or translate. Most use the form Montenegro, but Serbian and Croatian say Crna Gora, Russian Черногория, Polish Czarnogóra, Latvian Melnkalne, Lithuanian Juodkalnija, Albanian Mali i Zi, Turkish Karadağ, Icelandic Svartfjallaland, Arabic الجبل الأسود and Chinese 黑山 (Hēishān), each meaning black mountain.
Belgrade in other languages
| Languages | ISO 639 | Name | Romanised |
|---|---|---|---|
| English, French | eng / fra | Belgrade | same as written |
| Catalan, Estonian, Basque, Finnish, Maltese, Polish, Romanian, Slovenian, Swedish, Turkish | cat / est / eus / fin / mlt / pol / ron / slv / swe / tur | Belgrad | same as written |
| Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Tagalog | ita / nld / por / spa / tgl | Belgrado | same as written |
| Moldovan, Tatar, Turkmen, Uzbek | mol / tat / tuk / uzb | Belgrad / Белград | Belgrad |
| Kurmanji Kurdish | kur | Belgrad / بهلگراد | Belgrad |
| Azerbaijani | aze | Belqrad / Белград | Belqrad |
| Czech | ces | Bělehrad | same as written |
| Corsican | cos | Belgradu | same as written |
| Kashubian | csb | Belgard | same as written |
| German | deu | Belgrad | same as written |
| Esperanto | epo | Beogrado | same as written |
| Irish | gle | Béalgrád / Béalgrád | same as written |
| Croatian | hrv | Beograd | same as written |
| Hungarian | hun | Belgrád, Nándorfehérvár | same as written |
| Latin | lat | Bellogradum, Alba Bulgarica, Alba Graeca, Singidunum | same as written |
| Latvian | lav | Belgrada | same as written |
| Lithuanian | lit | Belgradas | same as written |
| Slovak | slk | Belehrad | same as written |
| Vietnamese | vie | Ben-gờ-rát | same as written |
| Bulgarian, Russian | bul / rus | Белград | Belgrad |
| Belarusian | bel | Бялград / Białhrad, Белград / Biełhrad | Białhrad, Biełhrad |
| Serbian | srp | Београд / Beograd | Beograd |
| Tajik | tgk | Белград (Belgrad) / بیلگرد | Belgrad |
| Ukrainian | ukr | Бєлград | Bjelhrad |
| Arabic | ara | بلغراد, بلجراد | Bilġrād, Bilgrād |
| Persian | fas | بلگراد, بلغراد | Belgerād, Belq̣erād |
| Pashto | pus | بېلګراد | Belgrād |
| Uyghur | uig | بېلگراد / Bélgrad | Bélgrad |
| Amharic | amh | ቤልግሬድ | Belgred |
| Hebrew | heb | בלגרד, בלגראד | Belgrad, Belgrâd |
| Greek (Demotic) | ell-dhi | Βελιγράδι | Veligrádi |
| Greek (Katharevousa) | ell-kat | Βελιγράδιον | Veligrádion |
| Armenian | hye | Բելգրադ | Belgrad |
| Georgian | kat | ბელგრადი | Belgradi |
| Hindi | hin | बेलग्रेड, बैलग्रेड | Belgreḍ, Bælgreḍ |
| Bengali | ben | বেল্গ্রেড | Belgreḍ |
| Punjabi | pan | ਬੀਲਗਰਾਡ | Bīlgrāḍ |
| Tamil | tam | பெல்கிரேடு | Pelkirēṭu |
| Chinese | zho | 貝爾格萊德 / 贝尔格莱德 | Bèi'ěrgéláidé |
| Japanese | jpn | ベオグラード | Beogurādo |
| Korean | kor | 베오그라드 | Beogeuradeu |
| Thai | tha | เบลเกรด | Bēnkrēt |
Latin lists the Roman name Singidunum beside the medieval Alba Graeca and Alba Bulgarica; Hungarian has the historical Nándorfehérvár.
04 · Belgrade
Belgrade, the white city, and Yugoslavia
Belgrade carries the same contrast. Serbian Beograd contains beo, white, and older names elsewhere repeat it: Hungarian Nándorfehérvár with fehér, and Latin Alba Graeca and Alba Bulgarica with alba. Latin also keeps the Roman Singidunum. Most modern languages use a form close to Belgrad, while Croatian writes Beograd like Serbian, and Czech and Slovak adapt it as Bělehrad and Belehrad.
Yugoslavia, the name of the state until 2003, appears in the third list. Its forms range from Jugoslawien in German to Югославия in Russian and Bulgarian and Yugoslaviya in Hausa, Uzbek and Karakalpak.
Yugoslavia in other languages
| Languages | ISO 639 | Name | Romanised |
|---|---|---|---|
| English, Interlingua, Indonesian, Malay, Spanish, Swahili | eng / ina / ind / msa / spa / swa | Yugoslavia | same as written |
| Basque, Faroese, Finnish, Norwegian, Romansh | eus / fao / fin / nor / roh | Jugoslavia | same as written |
| Corsican, Galician, Latin, Romanian | cos / glg / lat / ron | Iugoslavia | same as written |
| German, Luxembourgish, Low German | deu / ltz / nds | Jugoslawien | same as written |
| Hausa, Kinyarwanda, Kirundi | hau / kin / run | Yugoslaviya | same as written |
| Croatian, Lithuanian, Slovenian | hrv / lit / slv | Jugoslavija | same as written |
| Danish, Swedish | dan / swe | Jugoslavien | same as written |
| Karakalpak, Uzbek | kaa / uzb | Yugoslaviya / Югославия | Yugoslaviya |
| Afrikaans | afr | Joegoslawië | same as written |
| Aragonese | arg | Chugoslabia | same as written |
| Azerbaijani | aze | Yuqoslaviya / Југославија | Yuqoslaviya |
| Breton | bre | Yougoslavia | same as written |
| Catalan | cat | Iugoslàvia | same as written |
| Czech | ces | Jugoslávie | same as written |
| Kashubian | csb | Jugòsławijô | same as written |
| Welsh | cym | Iwgoslafia | same as written |
| Lower Sorbian | dsb | Jugosłowjańska | same as written |
| Esperanto | epo | Jugoslavujo, Jugoslavio | same as written |
| Estonian | est | Jugoslaavia | same as written |
| French | fra | Yougoslavie | same as written |
| West Frisian | fry | Joegoslafje | same as written |
| Friulian | fur | Jugoslavie | same as written |
| Scottish Gaelic | gla | Iùgoslabhia, Iugoslàibhia | same as written |
| Irish | gle | an Iúgslaiv / an Iúgslaiv | same as written |
| Manx | glv | yn Yugoslaavey | same as written |
| Haitian Creole | hat | Yougoslavi | same as written |
| Upper Sorbian | hsb | Juhosłowjanska | same as written |
| Hungarian | hun | Jugoszlávia | same as written |
| Icelandic | isl | Júgóslavía | same as written |
| Italian | ita | Jugoslavia, Iugoslavia | same as written |
| Kurmanji Kurdish | kur | Yugoslavya / یوگۆسلاڤیا | Yugoslavya |
| Latvian | lav | Dienvidslāvija | same as written |
| Maltese | mlt | Jugoslavja | same as written |
| Moldovan | mol | Iugoslavia / Югославия | Iugoslavia |
| Dutch | nld | Joegoslavië | same as written |
| Occitan | oci | Iogoslavia | same as written |
| Polish | pol | Jugosławia | same as written |
| Portuguese | por | Jugoslávia, Iugoslávia | same as written |
| Slovak | slk | Juhoslávia | same as written |
| Sami | smi | Jugoslávia | same as written |
| Somali | som | Yugoslaafiya | same as written |
| Albanian | sqi | Jugosllavia | same as written |
| Tatar | tat | Yugoslaviä / Югославия | Yugoslaviä |
| Tagalog | tgl | Yugoslabya, Yugoslavya | same as written |
| Tongan | ton | 'Iukosilavia | same as written |
| Turkmen | tuk | Ýugoslawiýa / Югославия | Ýugoslawiýa |
| Turkish | tur | Yugoslavya | same as written |
| Vietnamese | vie | Nam Tư | same as written |
| Abaza, Altai, Bashkir, Bulgarian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Khakas, Komi, Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk, Russian, Tuvan, Udmurt | abq / alt / bak / bul / kaz / kir / kjh / kom / krc / kum / rus / tyv / udm | Югославия | Jugoslavija |
| Chechen, Chuvash, Mongolian, Ossetian | che / chv / mon / oss | Югослави | Jugoslavi |
| Belarusian | bel | Югаславія / Juhasłavija | Juhasłavija |
| Mari | chm | Югославий | Jugoslavij |
| Kabardian | kbd | Югославие | Jugoslavie |
| Macedonian | mkd | Југославија | Jugoslavija |
| Serbian | srp | Југославија / Jugoslavija | Jugoslavija |
| Tajik | tgk | Югославия (Jugoslavija) / یوگاسلویه | Yūgôslaviyâ |
| Ukrainian | ukr | Югославія | Juhoslavija |
| Arabic | ara | يوغسلافيا, يوغوسلافيا | Yūġuslāfiyā, Yūġūslāfiyā |
| Persian | fas | یوگسلاوی, یوگوسلاوی | Yūgoslāvī, Yūgōslāvī |
| Dari | prs | یوگوسلاویا | Yūgōslāviyā |
| Pashto | pus | يوګوسلاويا | Yūgoslāviyā |
| Uyghur | uig | يۇگوسلاۋىيە / Yugoslawiye | Yugoslawiye |
| Urdu | urd | یوگوسلاویہ, یوگوسلاویا | Yūgoslāviyâ, Yūgoslāviyā |
| Dhivehi | div | ޔުގޯސްލާވިއާ | Yugōslāvi'ā |
| Amharic | amh | ዩጎዝላቪያ | Yugozlaviya |
| Hebrew | heb | יוגוסלביה | Yûgôslaṿiyah |
| Yiddish | yid | יוגאָסלאַוויע | Yugoslavye |
| Greek | ell | Γιουγκοσλαβία | Gioygkoslavía |
| Armenian | hye | Հարավսլավիա | Haravslavia |
| Georgian | kat | იუგოსლავია | Iugoslavia |
| Hindi | hin | युगोस्लाविया | Yugoslāviyā |
| Bengali | ben | ইউগোসলাভিয়া | Iugoslābʰiyā |
| Gujarati | guj | યુગોસ્ળાવિયા | Yugoslāviyā |
| Punjabi | pan | ਯੂਗੋਸਲਾਵੀਆ | Yūgoslāvīā |
| Tamil | tam | யுகோஸ்லாவியா | Yukōslāviyā |
| Chinese | zho | 南斯拉夫 | Nánsīlāfū |
| Japanese | jpn | ユーゴスラビア | Yūgosurabia |
| Korean | kor | 유고슬라비아 | Yugoseullabia |
| Thai | tha | ยูโกสลาเวีย | Yūkōslāwiya |
The republics and autonomous provinces of Serbia and Montenegro
The State Union consisted of two republics; Serbia in turn contained two autonomous provinces. Names are given in Serbian Cyrillic and Latin with the seat of each unit and the ISO 3166-2 code it held until 2007.
| ISO 3166-2 | Serbian (Cyrillic) | Serbian (Latin) | English | Administrative centre | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republics републике republike2 | |||||
| CS-SR | Република Србија | Republika Srbija | Republic of Serbia | БеоградBelgrade | 2006 Independent; ISO 3166-1 RS, SRB, 688 |
| CS-CG | Република Црна Гора | Republika Crna Gora | Republic of Montenegro | ПодгорицаPodgorica | 2006 Independent; ISO 3166-1 ME, MNE, 499 |
| Autonomous provinces аутономне покрајине autonomne pokrajine2 | |||||
| CS-VO | Аутономна Покрајина Војводина | Autonomna Pokrajina Vojvodina | Autonomous Province of Vojvodina | Нови СадNovi Sad | 2006 Coded RS-VO in ISO 3166-2:RS |
| CS-KM | Аутономна Покрајина Косово и Метохија | Autonomna Pokrajina Kosovo i Metohija | Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija | ПриштинаPriština | 2006 Coded RS-KM in ISO 3166-2:RS; Kosovo declared independence on 17 February 2008 |
Former codes: ISO 3166-2:CS, deleted in ISO newsletter I-8 of 17 April 2007, and successor codes in ISO 3166-1 and ISO 3166-2:RS, as tabulated in Wikipedia, checked 28 October 2026.
Vojvodina and Kosovo in their other official languages
| Language | Province | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| Serbian | Аутономна Покрајина Војводина / Autonomna Pokrajina Vojvodina | Нови Сад / Novi Sad |
| Croatian | Autonomna Pokrajina Vojvodina | Novi Sad |
| Hungarian | Vajdaság Autonóm Tartomány | Újvidék |
| Romanian | Provincia Autonomă Voivodina | Novi Sad |
| Rusyn | Автономна Покраїна Войводина (Avtonomna Pokraïna Vojvodina) | Нови Сад / Novi Sad |
| Slovak | Autonómna pokrajina Vojvodina | Nový Sad |
| Serbian | Аутономна Покрајина Косово и Метохија / Autonomna Pokrajina Kosovo i Metohija | Приштина / Priština |
| Albanian | Qarku Autonom i Kosovës dhe Metohisë | Prishtinë |
08 · Questions
Questions about Serbia and Montenegro's names and codes
What were the ISO codes of Serbia and Montenegro?
CS, SCG and 891, from 2003 to 2006. Serbia now has RS, SRB, 688 and Montenegro ME, MNE, 499.
What does Crna Gora mean?
Black mountain, as does Montenegro. Turkish Karadağ and Albanian Mali i Zi translate the same idea.
What is Belgrade called in Hungarian?
Belgrád, historically Nándorfehérvár.