How to Say “Azerbaijan” in Spanish

Azerbaiyán
/aθeɾbaiˈʝan/masculine
Azerbaijan in Spanish is Azerbaiyán.
Azerbaiyán is the name used for the country in the Caucasus.
Meaning: country in the Caucasus (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The word is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/aθeɾbaiˈʝan/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, the adjective for someone or something from Azerbaiyán is azerbaiyano or azerbaiyana.
  • The Spanish spelling Azerbaiyán uses a 'y' to bridge the vowel sounds, whereas English often uses a silent or semi-vocalic 'j' in its spelling of the same name.
  • Spanish speakers often use the term el Cáucaso to describe the region where Azerbaiyán is located, a term that carries deep historical and geographical connotations in Spanish literature.

Examples in context

  • Artsaj nunca perteneció a Azerbaiyán.
    Artsakh has never belonged to Azerbaijan.
    This sentence shows a historical context regarding Artsakh and Azerbaiyán.
    Tatoeba #11492633 by hayastan, translation #11491898 by janTuki
  • Azerbaiyán se llama «Azərbaycan» en azerí.
    Azerbaijan is called "Azərbaycan" in Azeri.
    This sentence explains how to say the name of Azerbaiyán in the Azeri language.
    Tatoeba #5880303 by siglepri, translation #1814818 by Amastan
  • Me gustaría visitar Azerbaiyán el próximo año.
    I would like to visit Azerbaijan next year.
  • ¿Sabías que estuve en Azerbayán el verano pasado?
    Did you know I was in Azerbaijan last summer?
  • El clima en Azerbaiyán es muy variado.
    The weather in Azerbaijan is very varied.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about their upcoming travel plans.

  1. Elena

    ¿Vas a viajar a Azerbaiyán este verano?
    Are you going to travel to Azerbaijan this summer?
  2. Javier

    Sí, quiero conocer Azerbaiyán con mi hermano.
    Yes, I want to visit Azerbaijan with my brother.
  3. Elena

    Es un destino fascinante para él y para ti.
    It is a fascinating destination for him and for you.
  4. Javier

    ¡Así es! Estamos muy emocionados.
    That's right! We are very excited.

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