Sootopolis City: Difference between revisions

! Name

! Origin

| Japanese

| ルネシティ ''Rune City''

| Possibly from ルネサンス ({{wp|Renaissance}}), 流 ''ru'' (flow), 瑠璃 ''ruri'' ({{wp|lapis lazuli}} or its blue color), and 涅 ''netsu'' (underwater soil containing alum that is traditionally used in dying black or dark colors)

| English

| Sootopolis City

| From ''soot'', which is expelled when a volcano erupts, and ''polis'' (Greek for city)

| French

| Atalanopolis

| Possibly from ''{{wp|Atlantis}}'' and ''polis'', Greek for city. May also be derived from ''{{wp|Vanessa atalanta}}'', whose French name (Vulcain) is derived from volcano.

| German

| Xeneroville

| Possibly from ''xeno-'' (foreign), ''cenere'' (Italian for ash), or ''nero'' (Italian for black) and ''ville''

| Italian

| Ceneride

| From ''cenere'' (ash)

| Spanish

| Arrecípolis

| From ''arrecife'' (coral reef) and ''polis'' (Greek for city)

| Korean

| 루네시티 ''Rune City''

| Same as the Japanese name

| Chinese ({{tt|Mandarin|Taiwan and mainland China}})

| 琉璃市 ''Liúlí Shì''

| Rough transliteration of its Japanese name; can be taken as "colored glaze city" or "glass city"

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