Chufut-Kale (Ukraine)

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معلومات حول الهوية:

الاسم الرئيس (بالعبرية)

צ'ופוט קלעה (אוקראינה)

الاسم الرئيس (باللاتينية)

Chufut-Kale (Ukraine)

صِيَغ اسمية أخرى

Cuft-Kale (Ukraine)

Djuft-Kale (Ukraine)

Kyrk-Or (Ukraine)

Dzhuft-Kale (Ukraine)

Kyrk-Er (Ukraine)

Chuft-Kale (Ukraine)

Chufut-Kaleh (Ukraine)

Sela Yuhudim (Ukraine)

Sela ha-Karaim (Ukraine)

צ'ופוט-קלה (אוקראינה)

קורקייר (אוקראינה)

קריקיירי (אוקראינה)

קרקייר (אוקראינה)

קירקיר (אוקראינה)

קלעא (אוקראינה)

מבצר היהודים (אוקראינה)

סלע יהודים (אוקראינה)

סלע הקראים (אוקראינה)

بلدان ذات صلة

Ukraine

MARC

VIAF: 150264287

Wikidata: Q1017178

Library of congress: n 96099951

مصادر المعلومات

Encyclopedia of Ukraine, 1984:v. 1, p. 465 (Chufut-Kaleh; one of the largest cave settlements in the Crimea; built in 5th-6th cent.; captured by Tatars in 1299 and given name Kyrk-Er; re-settled by Karaites and turned into trade center in 14th cent.; in mid-19th cent. Karaites moved to Bakhchesarai and Chufut-Kale was abandoned; its ruins are now part of the Bakhchesarai Historical and Archeological Museum)
Vozdushnyĭ gorod Dzhuft-Kale, 2005:t.p. (Kyrk-Ĭer, Kale, Chuft-Kale, Chufut-Kale, Kosh-Kale) p. preceding t.p. (Dzhuft-Kale, Djuft-Kale, Dzhuft-Kale, Dzuft-Kale, Džuft-Kale, Cuft-Kale)
Krepostʹ dragot︠s︡ennosteĭ, 1993:t.p. (Kyrk-Or, Chufut-Kale)
Ukrainskiĭ sov. ėnt︠s︡. slovarʹ, 1989:v. 3, p. 644 (Chufut-Kale; Dzhuft-Kale)
Encyclopedia of Ukraine, 1984:v. 1, p. 465 (Chufut-Kaleh; one of the largest cave settlements in the Crimea; built in 5th-6th cent.; captured by Tatars in 1299 and given name Kyrk-Er; re-settled by Karaites and turned into trade center in 14th cent.; in mid-19th cent.Karaites moved to Bakhchesarai and Chufut-Kale was abandoned; its ruins are now part of the Bakhchesarai Historical and Archeological Museum)
Ukrains'kiĭ rad. ėnt︠s︡. slov., 1988:v. 12 (Chufut-Kale; Chuft-Kale)

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