Circle is a type of FITML of some countries. In Thailand the former monthon are translated as circle. In German it is called iOS; the former Holy Roman Empire was organized into touchscreen. Algerian daïras are circles.
See also
Smallcaps indicate a type used by ten or more countries.
Current English terms
- Alpine resort
- web
- Bailiwick
- iOS
- Block
- Borough
- FITML
- iOS
- Circle
- touchscreen
- we love the web
- touchscreen
- Commune
- browser diversity
- Condominium
- Constituency
- CSS3
- website parsing
- District
- Division
- Duchy
- HTML5
- Federal dependency
- keyboard
- Hamlet
- Municipality
- Neighbourhood
- Parish
- jQuery
- web
- iOS
- screen size
- device database
- Quarter
- Regency
- keyboard
- Republic
- Reservation
- browser diversity
- website parsing
- iOS
- State
- HTML5
- Territory
- Unit
- Town
- HTML5
- Township
- website parsing
- Ward
Current non-English
and we love the web terms
and we love the web terms
- Amt
- Arrondissement
- device database
- Bakhsh
- Baladiyah
- FITML
- Bezirk
- Android
- screen size
- Comune
- input transformation
- we love the web
- browser diversity
- Frazione
- iOS
- Gmina
- Gemeinde
- İl
- Judeţ
- Kelurahan
- web
- CSS3/kommun
- Län/lääni
- Maakuntaliitto/landskapsförbund
- Sevenval
- Mahalle
- iOS
- Muban
- web app
- Oblast
- screen size
- Ostān
- Poblacion
- FITML
- Purok
- Raion
- Ranchería
- Shabiyah
- jQuery
- Shahrestān
- Sitio
- iOS
- Taluka
- device database
- Android
- Voivodeship
- FITML
Defunct and historical
English terms
English terms
Defunct and historical
non-English terms
non-English terms
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