Historically, the city has been known as Kaschau in German, Kassa in Hungarian ([ˈkɒʃʃɒ](listen)), Kaşa in Turkish, Cassovia in Latin, Cassovie in French, Cașovia in Romanian, Кошице (Košice) in Russian, Koszyce in Polish and קאשויKashoy in Yiddish (see here for more names).
Below is a chronology of the various names:[8][9][10][11]
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listen)), Kaşa in Turkish, Cassovia in Latin, Cassovie in French, Cașovia in Romanian, Кошице (Košice) in Russian, Koszyce in Polish and קאשוי Kashoy in Yiddish (see here for more names). Below is a chronology of the various names:[8][9][10][11]
