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

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City	Country	Official name(s)	Other names
Edinburgh	United Kingdom	English: Edinburgh Scots: Edinburgh Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Èideann	Scots: (colloquial) Embro, Embra, Edinburrae; Irish: Dún Éideann; Manx: Doon Edin; Welsh: Caeredin; Cornish: Karedin; Breton: Dinedin; Occitan: Edimborg; French: Édimbourg; Norman: Êdîmbourg; Catalan: Edimburg; Italian: Edimburgo; Portuguese: Edimburgo; Spanish: Edimburgo; West Frisian: Edinburch, Edinboarch; Faroese: Edinborg; Icelandic: Edinborg; German: Edinburg; Yiddish: עדינבורג Edinburg; Dutch: Edinburg
Edirne	Turkey	Turkish: Edirne	Persian: ادرنة Āderneh; Arabic: ادرنة Adirnah; Albanian: Edreneja; Macedonian: Едрене Edrene, Macedonian: Одрин Odrin; Serbian: Једрене Jedrene; Bulgarian: Одрин Odrin; Romanian: Odrina^†; Aromanian: Odrina; Slovene: Odrin; Azerbaijani: Ədirnə; Greek: Αδριανούπολη Adiranoúpoli; Armenian: Ադրիանապոլիս Adrianapolis; Pontic: Αδριανούπολιη Adrianoúpolii Ottoman Turkish: ادرنه Edirne Adrianople; Latin: Hadrianopolis; Ancient Greek: Ἁδριανούπολις Adrianoupolis; German: Adrianopel; Portuguese: Adrianopla; Albanian: Adrianopojë; Polish: Adrionopol; Romanian: Adrianopole; Italian: Adrianopoli; Czech: Adrianopolis; Dutch: Adrianopolis; Spanish: Adrianópolis; Icelandic: Adríanópólis; French: Adrinople; Greek: Αδριανούπολις Adrianoúpolis; Hungarian: Drinápoly; Czech: Drinopol; Slovak: Drinopol; Serbian: Дринопољ Drinopolj; Croatian: Drinopolje; Aragonese: Andrianoplin; Bulgarian: Адрианопол Adrianopol; Catalan: Adrianòpolis; Dutch: Adrianopel; Estonian: Adrianoopol; French: Andrinople; Macedonian: Адријанопол Adrijanopol; Occitan: Andrinòple; Polish: Adrianopol; Portuguese: Adrianópolis; Russian: Адрианополь Adrianopol; Sicilian: Adrianupuli Thracian: Uskudama
Eger	Hungary	Hungarian: Eger	Slovak: Jáger; Serbian: Јегар Jegar, Јегра Jegra; Croatian: Jegar^†, Jegra^†; Czech: Jager^†; Slovene: Jager; German: Erlau^†; Polish: Jagier^†; Turkish: Eğri; Russian: Ягеръ^† Yager; Rusyn: Ягер Yager; Yiddish: ערלוי Erloy Medieval Latin: Agria
Eisenhüttenstadt	Germany	German: Eisenhüttenstadt	Lower Sorbian: Pśibrjog; Low German: Iesenhüttenstadt (1953–1961) German: Stalinstadt
Eisenstadt	Austria	German: Eisenstadt	Hungarian: Kismarton; Croatian: Željezni grad, Željezno; Slovene: Železno; Bavarian: Eisnstod; Vlax Romani: Tikni Marton, Srasta; Slovak: Železno; Yiddish: אייזנשטאט Eyznshtat* Medieval Latin: Castrum Ferrum
Elbląg	Poland	Polish: Elbląg	German: Elbing; Russian: Эльбинг^† Elbing, Эльблонг Elblong; Belarusian: Эльблёнг Elblyonh; Czech: Elbínek^†; Kashubian: Jelbiąg, Elbiąg; Lithuanian: Elbingas; Low German: Elwing; Silesian: Elblůng; Swedish: Elbing, Elbingen^†; Ukrainian: Ельблонг Elblonh* {{lang-oda}}; Elbings; Old English: Ilfing Truso; Prussian: Truso
Elista	Russia	Russian: Элиста Elista Oirat: Элст Elst	Oirat (Clear script): ᡄᠯᡄᠰᡉᡐᡉ Elesütü; Mongolian: Элст Elst (Mongolian script: ᠡᠯᠡᠰᠦᠲᠦ Elesütü), Элстэй Elstei; Russian Buryat: Элһэтэ Elhete; Tatar: Әлиста Älista (1944–1957) Stepnoy; Russian: Степной Stepnoy
Ełk	Poland	Polish: Ełk	Lithuanian: Lukas; German: Lyck* (bef. 1945) Polish: Łek, Łęg, Łęk; Prussian: Luks; German: Lyck; Belarusian: Лык Lyk; Lithuanian: Lykas
Elsinore^†	Denmark	Danish: Helsingør	Swedish: Helsingör, Finnish: Helsingör; Norwegian: Helsingør; German: Helsingör; French: Elseneur; Portuguese: Elsenor; Spanish: Elsinor; Italian: Elsinore; Icelandic: Helsingjaeyri; Dutch: Elseneur^†, Elzeneur^†; Polish: Elsynor^†*;
Emmerich	Germany	German: Emmerich am Rhein^[a]	Low Rhenish: Emmerik; Dutch: Emmerik; Limburgish: Emmeriech; Spanish: Emerique^†; Low Saxon: Emmerik; Low German: Emmerek;
Erlangen	Germany	German: Erlangen	{{lang-vmf}}; Bavarian: Erlanga; Czech: Erlanky^†; French: Erlangue^†;
Espoo	Finland	Finnish: Espoo Swedish: Esbo	Latvian: Espo; Lithuanian: Espas; Norwegian: Esbo; Russian: Эспоо Espoo, Эспо Espo Old Swedish: Espaby, Espoby
Esztergom	Hungary	Hungarian: Esztergom	German: Gran; Slovak: Ostrihom; Croatian: Ostrogon, Ostrigon; Polish: Ostrzyhom; Serbian: Острогон Ostrogon; Turkish: Estergon; Czech: Ostřihom, Střehom^†; Italian: Strigonio^†; Romanian: Strigoniu; Swedish: Gran^†; Spanish: Estrigonia* Latin: Solva; Medieval Latin: Strigonium; Greek: Στριγόνιον* Strigónion
Eupen	Belgium	German: Eupen	Dutch: Eupen; French: Néau^†; Walloon: Neyåw; Limburgish: Eupe; West Flemish: Eupn
Exeter	United Kingdom	English: Exeter	Welsh: Caerwysg; Cornish: Karest; Breton: Keresk, Kerwesk Latin: Isca Dumnoniorum, Isca; Old English: Escanceaster; Medieval Latin: Exonia

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