Below is a list with links to further Wikipedia-pages containing lists of exonyms of various European languages for villages, towns, and cities in Europe.
- Albanian exonyms
- Basque exonyms
- Bulgarian exonyms
- Catalan exonyms
- Croatian exonyms
- Czech exonyms
- Danish exonyms
- Dutch exonyms
- English exonyms
- Estonian exonyms
- Finnish exonyms
- French exonyms
- German exonyms
- German exonyms (Moselle)
- Greek exonyms
- Hungarian exonyms
- Icelandic exonyms
- Irish exonyms
- Italian exonyms
- Latvian exonyms
- Lithuanian exonyms
- Maltese exonyms
- Norwegian exonyms
- Polish exonyms
- Portuguese exonyms
- Romanian exonyms
- Russian exonyms
- Serbian exonyms
- Slovak exonyms
- Slovenian exonyms
- Spanish exonyms
- Swedish exonyms
- Ukrainian exonyms
- Welsh exonyms
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