Names in Other Languages
The name of Dalmatia appears in the New Testament at 2 Timothy 4:10, and has thus been translated into most modern languages of the world.
- Italian: Dalmazia
- Latin: Dalmatia
- Greek: Δαλματία
- Romanian: Dalmaţia
- Dutch and Afrikaans: Dalmatië
- French: Dalmatie
- German: Dalmatien
- Polish: Dalmacja
- Maltese: Dalmazja
- Portuguese and Hungarian: Dalmácia
- South Slavic languages: Dalmacija, Далмација
- Bulgarian: Далмация
- Spanish and Albanian: Dalmacia
- Modern Turkish and Ottoman Turkish: Dalmaçya
- Venetian: Dalmàsia
- Esperanto: Dalmatio
- Amharic: ድልማጥያ Dəlmaṭya
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