Romanian exonyms (Vojvodina)

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Below is a list of Romanian language exonyms for towns and villages in the Vojvodina region of Serbia (Romanian names are in parentheses).

## A

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* Alibunar (Alibunar)
* Apatin (Apatin)

## B

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* Bač (Baci)
* Banatsko Novo Selo (Satu Nou)
* Barice (Barite, Sân Ianăş)
* Bašaid (Bășăid)
* Bavanište (Bavaniște)
* Bečej Becei
* Begejci (Torac)
* Bela Crkva (Biserica Albă)
* Boka (Boca)

## D

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* Deliblato (Deliblata)
* Dolovo (Doloave)

## E

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* Ečka (Ecica, Iecica Română)

## G

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* Glogonj (Glogoni)
* Grebenac (Grebenaț)

## H

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* Hajdučica (Haiducița)

## I

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* Ilandža (Ilangea)
* Izbište (Izbiște)

## J

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* Jablanka (Iablanca)
* Jabuka (Iabuca)
* Jankov Most (Iancaid, Iancov Most)
* Jaša Tomić (Modoș)

## K

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* Kikinda (Chichinda Mare)
* Klek (Clec)
* Konak (Conac)
* Kovačica (Covăciţa)
* Kovin (Cuvin)
* Kuštilj (Coșteiu)

## L

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* Lokve (Locve, Sânmihai)

## M

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* Mali Žam (Jamu Mic)
* Malo Središte (Srediștea Mică)
* Margita (Mărghita)
* Markovac (Marcovăţ)
* Međa (Pardani)
* Mesić (Mesici)
* Mramorak (Mramorac)

## N

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* Nikolinci (Nicolinți)
* Novi Kneževac (Noul Cnezat)
* Novi Sad (Novi Sad)
* Novo Miloševo (Beodra)

## O

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* Omoljica (Omolița)
* Opovo (Opovo)
* Orešac (Oreșaț)

## P

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* Pančevo (Panciova)
* Pavliš (Păuliș)
* Plandište (Plandiște)

## R

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* Ritiševo (Râtișor)

## S

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* Samoš (Samoș)
* Sečanj (Seceani)
* Seleuš (Seleuș)
* Senta (Zenta)
* Sočica (Sălcița)
* Straža (Straja)
* Sutjeska (Sărcia)

## T

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* Torak (Torac)
* Torda (Turda)
* Turija (Turia)

## U

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* Uzdin (Ozora)

## V

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* Velike Livade (Livada Mare)
* Veliko Središte (Srediştea Mare)
* Vladimirovac (Vladimirovăț)
* Vlajkovac (Vlaicovăț)
* Vojvodinci (Voivodinț)
* Vršac (Vârșeț)

## Z

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* Zrenjanin (Becicherecul Mare)

## Ž

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* Žitište (Jitiște)

## See also

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* List of European exonyms
* List of cities, towns and villages in Vojvodina