List of towns and municipalities in Slovakia / S – Ž
On December 31, 2011 there were 2891 municipalities in Slovakia , these are divided into four following sub-articles, the respective Okres and Kraj are named, and the German and Hungarian names are noted, if available. From an administrative point of view, they are equivalent to LAU 2 .
The Slovak names officially exist since 1920, the German and Hungarian names were all used between 1773 and 1948 / today.
Note: The sub-articles are currently being successively revised; in the case of old entries, the German and Hungarian names listed here can, to a large extent, be artificial modern derivatives from medieval forms, literal translations of Slovak and Hungarian names (and possibly even wrong). For the forms still in use between the 18th and 20th centuries, please still use the list of German names of Slovak places or the respective Okres page !
Part 1 A to G
Part 2 H to Ľ
Part 3 M to R
Part 4 S to Ž
Overview
S.
Š
T
Ť
| Cities and municipalities in Slovakia - Ť | |||||
| Surname | district | Regional Association | Remarks | ||
| Slovak | German | Hungarian | |||
| Ťapešovo | - | Tyapessó | Námestovo | Žilinský kraj | - |
U
| Cities and municipalities in Slovakia - U | |||||
| Surname | district | Regional Association | Remarks | ||
| Slovak | German | Hungarian | |||
| Ubľa | - | Ugar, Ublya | Snina | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Úbrež | - | Ubrezs | Sobrance | Košický kraj | - |
| Udavské | - | Udva | Humenné | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Udiča | - | (Kis / Nagy) Udva | Považská Bystrica | Trenčiansky kraj | 1959 through the merger of places Malá Udiča , Okrut and Veľká Udiča emerged |
| Údol | - | Sárosújlak | Stará Ľubovňa | Prešovský kraj | was called until 1948 Slovak Újlak |
| Uhliská | - | Bakaszenes | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | Established in 1953 from parts of the Pukanec municipality |
| Úhorná | maple | Denés | Gelnica | Košický kraj | was called Uhorná in Slovak until 1927 |
| Uhorská Ves | - | Magyarfalu | Liptovský Mikuláš | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Uhorské | - | Ipolymagyari | Poltár | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Uhorsko in Slovak until 1927 |
| Uhrovec | - | Zayugróc | Bánovce nad Bebravou | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Uhrovské Podhradie | - | Zayvárajla | Bánovce nad Bebravou | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Ulič | - | Utcás | Snina | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Uličské Krivé | - | Görbeszeg, Ulicskriva | Snina | Prešovský kraj | was called Krivé in Slovak until 1927 |
| Uloža | Köppern, Köpern, Köperehren, Keperehren | Kőpereny | Levoča | Prešovský kraj | was called Úloža in Slovak until 1927 |
| Úľany nad Žitavou | - | Zsitvafödémes | Nové Zámky | Nitriansky kraj | was called Fedýmeš nad Žitavou in Slovak until 1948 , and Žitva Fedýmeš until 1927 |
| Unín | Unin | Nagyúny | Skalica | Trnavský kraj | - |
| Uňatín | - | Unyad | Krupina | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Urmince | Uerminz, Urminitz | Nyitraörmény | Topoľčany | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Utekáč | - | Újantalvölgy | Poltár | Banskobystrický kraj | 1993 from parts of the municipality Kokava nad Rimavicou emerged |
| Uzovce | - | Úszfalva | Sabinov | Prešovský kraj | was also called Husovce in Slovak until 1927 |
| Uzovská Panica | - | Uzapanyit | Rimavská Sobota | Banskobystrický kraj | was called until 1927 Slovak Panitová , 1927 - 1948 Uzovská Panita |
| Uzovské Pekľany | - | Úszpeklény | Sabinov | Prešovský kraj | was called Usovské Pekľany in Slovak until 1927 |
| Uzovský Šalgov | - | Pusztasalgó | Sabinov | Prešovský kraj | was called Šalgov in Slovak until 1927 |
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Z
| Cities and municipalities in Slovakia - Z | |||||
| Surname | district | Regional Association | Remarks | ||
| Slovak | German | Hungarian | |||
| Zábiedovo | - | Zábidó | Tvrdošín | Žilinský kraj | was called until 1946 Slovak Zábidovo |
| Záborie | - | Zábor | Martin | Žilinský kraj | was called Zábor in Slovak until 1927 |
| Záborské | - | Harság | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | was called until 1948 Slovak Haršag until 1927 Haršak |
| Zádiel | - | Szádelő | Košice-okolie | Košický kraj | was called Zadiel in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zádor | - | Zádorháza | Rimavská Sobota | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Zádorčie in Slovak until 1927 |
| Záhor | - | Zahar | Sobrance | Košický kraj | - |
| Záhorce | - | Erdőszelestény | Veľký Krtíš | Banskobystrický kraj | was also called Záhora in Slovak until 1927 |
| Záhoria | Marchauen | - | Malacky | Bratislavský kraj | 1951 as a military training area from parts of the towns Bílkove Humence , Cerová , Hlboké , Jablonica , Jablonové , Kuchyňa , Lakšárska Nová Ves , Lozorno , Malacky , Pernek , Plavecké Podhradie , Plavecký Mikuláš , Plavecký Peter , Plavecký Štvrtok , Prievaly , Rohožník , Sološnica , Studienka , Šajdíkove Humence , Veľké Leváre and Závod emerged |
| Záhorská Ves | Odd, Odd, Odd, Unger-Eyden | Magyarfalu | Malacky | Bratislavský kraj | was called Uhorská Ves until 1948 and Uhorská Ves pri Morave until 1927 |
| Záhradné | - | Szedikert | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | was called Sedikart in Slovak until 1948 , and Šedzikart until 1927 |
| Zacharovce | - | Zeherje | Rimavská Sobota | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Zákamenné | - | Zákameneklin | Námestovo | Žilinský kraj | was also called Klin in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zákopčie | - | Dombelve | Čadca | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Zalaba | - | Zalaba | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zálesie | - | - | Senec | Bratislavský kraj | 1936 from parts of the municipality Malinovo arose, was known until 1948 Gessayov , 1948 - 1960 Gešajov |
| Zálesie | gable | Gibely | Kežmarok | Prešovský kraj | was called Gibeľ in Slovak until 1948 |
| Zalužice | - | (Kis / Nagy) Zalacska | Michalovce | Košický kraj | 1973 by the merger of places Malé Zalužice and Veľké Zalužice emerged |
| Zamarovce | - | Vágzamárd | Trenčín | Trenčiansky kraj | was also called Somárovce in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zámutov | - | Opálhegy | Vranov nad Topľou | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Záriečie | - | Felsőzáros | Puchov | Trenčiansky kraj | was called until 1973 Slovak Záriečie until 1927 Zarieč |
| Záskalie | - | Sziklahát | Považská Bystrica | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Zatin | - | Zétény | Trebišov | Košický kraj | was called Zétény in Slovak until 1948 |
| Zavada | - | Nyitrazávod | Topoľčany | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zavada | - | Érújfalu | Veľký Krtíš | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Zavada | - | Hegyzávod | Humenné | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Závadka | - | Homonnazávod | Humenné | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Závadka | Trichtbrunn | Görögfalu | Gelnica | Košický kraj | - |
| Závadka | - | Fogas | Michalovce | Košický kraj | - |
| Závadka nad Hronom | - | Ágostonlak | Brezno | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Zavar | - | Zavar | Trnava | Trnavský kraj | - |
| Závažná Poruba | - | Németporuba | Liptovský Mikuláš | Žilinský kraj | until 1946 was called Zavážna Poruba in Slovak , until 1927 Zavažná Poruba or Liptovská Poruba |
| Závod | - | Pozsonyzávod | Malacky | Bratislavský kraj | was called Závody in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zázrivá | - | Zázriva | Dolny Kubin | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Zbehňov | - | Zebegnyo | Trebišov | Košický kraj | - |
| Zbehy | - | Üzbég | Nitra | Nitriansky kraj | was also called Izbehy in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zboj | - | Harcos | Snina | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Zbojné | - | (Ó- / Új-) Bajna | Medzilaborce | Prešovský kraj | 1960 through the merger of Nižné Zbojné and Vyšné Zbojné |
| Zborov | - | Zboró | Bardejov | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Zborov nad Bystricou | - | Felsőzboró | Čadca | Žilinský kraj | was called Zborov in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zbrojníky | - | (Alsó- / Felső-) Fegyvernek | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | Originated in 1944 from Dolný Feďvernek and Horný Feývernek , was called Feießvernek until 1948 |
| Zbudská Belá | - | Izbugyabéla | Medzilaborce | Prešovský kraj | was also called Belá in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zbudské Dlhé | - | Laborcmező | Humenné | Prešovský kraj | was called Dlhé in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zbudza | - | Izbugya | Michalovce | Košický kraj | - |
| Zbyňov | - | Zebény | Žilina | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Zeleneč | Silinz, Linz | Szellincs | Trnava | Trnavský kraj | was called Linč in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zemianska Olča | - | Nemesócsa | Komarno | Nitriansky kraj | was called Zemianská Oča in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zemianske Kostoľany | - | Nemeskosztolány | Prievidza | Trenčiansky kraj | was called Zemianske Kostolany in Slovak until 1948 and Zemanské Kostolany until 1927 |
| Zemianske Podhradie | - | Nemesvárajla | Nové Mesto nad Váhom | Trenčiansky kraj | was called Zemianské Podhradie in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zemianske Sady | - | Nemeskürt | Galanta | Trnavský kraj | was called Zemianska Kerť in Slovak until 1948 , Nemeš Kerť or Nemeš Kurť until 1927 |
| Zemiansky Vrbovok | - | Nemesvarbók | Krupina | Banskobystrický kraj | was called in Slovak Zemanský Vrbovok until 1927 |
| Zemné | - | Szimő | Nové Zámky | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zemplín | Semplin | Zemplén | Trebišov | Košický kraj | - |
| Zemplínska Nová Ves | - | - | Trebišov | Košický kraj | 1964 from the places Stanča , Upor and Zemplínsky Klečenov emerged |
| Zemplínska Široká | - | - | Michalovce | Košický kraj | In 1960 through the merger of the places Krášok and Rebrín , it was called Rebrín-Krášok until 1961 |
| Zemplínska Teplica | - | Szécskeresztúr | Trebišov | Košický kraj | was called Križovany or Križanovce in Slovak until 1927 , Kerestúr 1927 - 1948 , Zemplínsky Svätý Kríž 1948 - 1955 |
| Zemplínske Hámre | - | Józsefhámor | Snina | Prešovský kraj | 1957 spin-off from Snina emerged |
| Zemplínske Hradište | - | Hardicsa | Trebišov | Košický kraj | was called Hardište in Slovak until 1948 |
| Zemplínske Jastrabie | - | Magyarsas | Trebišov | Košický kraj | was called Jastrabie in Slovak until 1960 and Jastrab until 1927 |
| Zemplínske Kopčany | - | Hegyi | Michalovce | Košický kraj | was called Kopčany in Slovak until 1979 |
| Zemplínsky Branč | - | Barancs | Trebišov | Košický kraj | was called Baranč in Slovak until 1948 |
| Zlatá Baňa | - | Aranybánya | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | was also called Zlaté in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zlatá Idka | Idka, Goldidka, Guldeneidten | Aranyida | Košice-okolie | Košický kraj | Until 1927 it was called Zlatá Ida in Slovak |
| Zlaté | - | Aranypataka | Bardejov | Prešovský kraj | was also called Zlatô in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zlaté Klasy | - | - | Dunajská Streda | Trnavský kraj | 1960 by merging the villages Čenkovce , Maslovce and Rastice emerged |
| Zlaté Moravce | Gold moravitz, gold marred | Aranyosmarót | Zlaté Moravce | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zlatná na Ostrove | Gold village | Csallóközaranyos | Komarno | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zlatník | - | Aranyospatak | Vranov nad Topľou | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Zlatníky | - | Aranyosd | Bánovce nad Bebravou | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Zlatno | - | Kisaranyos | Zlaté Moravce | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Zlatno | - | Zlatnó | Poltár | Banskobystrický kraj | 1998 spun off from České Brezovo |
| Zliechov | Glassworks | Zsolt | Ilava | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Zohor | Sachern | Zohor | Malacky | Bratislavský kraj | - |
| Zombor | - | Zobor | Veľký Krtíš | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Zubák | - | Trencsénfogas | Puchov | Trenčiansky kraj | - |
| Zuberec | - | Zuberec | Tvrdošín | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Zubné | - | Tölgyeshegy | Humenné | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Zubrohlava | - | Zubrohlava | Námestovo | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Zvolen | Old sole | Zólyom | Zvolen | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Zvolenská Slatina | Grand Latina | Nagyszalatna | Zvolen | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Velká Slatina in Slovak until 1927 |
| Zvončín | - | Harangfalva | Trnava | Trnavský kraj | - |
Ž
| Cities and municipalities in Slovakia - Ž | |||||
| Surname | district | Regional Association | Remarks | ||
| Slovak | German | Hungarian | |||
| Žabokreky | - | Zsámbokrét | Martin | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Žabokreky nad Nitrou | - | Nyitrazsámbokrét | Partizánske | Trenčiansky kraj | was called Nitrianské Žabokreky in Slovak until 1927 |
| Žakarovce | Sokelsdorf, Schakarowitz, Zakarowetz | Zakárfalva | Gelnica | Košický kraj | - |
| Žakovce | Ice village | Izsákfalva | Kežmarok | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Žalobín | - | Újszomotor | Vranov nad Topľou | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Žarnov | - | Zsarnó | Košice-okolie | Košický kraj | - |
| Žarnovica | Scharnowitz | Zsarnóca | Žarnovica | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Žaškov | - | Zsaskó | Dolny Kubin | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Žbince | - | Nagycseb | Michalovce | Košický kraj | was called Veľké Žbince in Slovak until 1927 , after 1808 it was united with Malý Žbince |
| Ždaňa | - | Hernádzsadány | Košice-okolie | Košický kraj | was called Ždáňa in Slovak until 1945 |
| Ždiar | Dawn | Zár | Poprad | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Žehňa | - | Zsegnye | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | was called Žegňa in Slovak until 1948 |
| Žehra | Schigra | Zsigra | Spišská Nová Ves | Košický kraj | - |
| Železná Breznica | - | Vaségető | Zvolen | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Železná Brežnica in Slovak until 1948 |
| Železník | - | Vaspataka | Svidník | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Želiezovce | Zelis | Zseliz | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Želmanovce | - | Zsálmány | Svidník | Prešovský kraj | was also called Zelmanovce in Slovak until 1927 |
| Želovce | - | Szély | Veľký Krtíš | Banskobystrický kraj | was 1973 - 1980 Slovak Želovce |
| Žemberovce | - | (Alsó- / Felső-) December | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | 1947 from the places Dolné Žemberovce and Horné Žemberovce emerged |
| Žemliare | - | Zsemler | Levice | Nitriansky kraj | was called until 1948 Slovak Žemliary until 1927 also Žemliarovce |
| Žiar | - | Zsár | Liptovský Mikuláš | Žilinský kraj | was called Žiár in Slovak until 1927 |
| Žiar | - | Zsór | Revúca | Banskobystrický kraj | was also called Žor in Slovak until 1927 |
| Žiar nad Hronom | Heiligenkreuz on the Gran | Garamszentkereszt | Žiar nad Hronom | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Svätý Kríž in Slovak until 1920 , before 1955 Svätý Kríž nad Hronom |
| Žibritov | - | Zsibritó | Krupina | Banskobystrický kraj | - |
| Žihárec | - | Zsigárd | Aľa | Nitriansky kraj | was called Žigard in Slovak until 1948 |
| Žikava | - | Zsikva | Zlaté Moravce | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Žilina | Sillein | Zsolna | Žilina | Žilinský kraj | - |
| Žíp | - | Zsip | Rimavská Sobota | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Žip or Žipovce in Slovak until 1927 |
| Žipov | - | Sárosizsép | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | - |
| Žirany | - | Zsère | Nitra | Nitriansky kraj | - |
| Žitavany | - | - | Zlaté Moravce | Nitriansky kraj | was created in 1958 from the places Kňažice and Opatovce nad Žitavou , was 1975 - 2002 to Zlaté Moravce |
| Žitavce | - | Zsitvagyarmat | Nitra | Nitriansky kraj | was called Ďarmoty nad Žitavou in Slovak until 1948 , and Žitavské Ďarmoty until 1927 |
| Žitná-Radiša | - | Búzás-Radosa | Bánovce nad Bebravou | Trenčiansky kraj | was called Žitná in Slovak until 1961 , renamed because of the incorporation of Radiša (1960) |
| Žlkovce | - | Zsúk | Hlohovec | Trnavský kraj | - |
| Župčany | - | Zsebefalva | Prešov | Prešovský kraj | was called Žubčany in Slovak until 1927 |
| Župkov | - | Erdősurány | Žarnovica | Banskobystrický kraj | was called Žubkov in Slovak until 1927 |
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- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Milan Majtán: Názvy obcí Slovenskej Republiky , Bratislava 1998
- ↑ a b c I. Lasslob: German place names in Slovakia, Stuttgart 1974
- ^ A b c Ernst Hochberger: The big book of Slovakia, Sinn 2003
- ↑ http://www.jewishgen.org/Hungary/CrossReferenceSubmittalWebsiteA.pdf
- ↑ a b Aurel Emeritzy & Erich Sirchich: North Carpathians - German lives in Slovakia, Karlsruhe 1979
- ↑ Sheet 4464 of the Third Military Land Survey , 1: 75000