Tsargrad

== English == === Alternative forms === Tsarigrad, Tsargorod, Czargrad, Tzargrad === Etymology === Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic Царьградъ (Carĭgradŭ, “city of an emperor, city of a king”). === Proper noun === Tsargrad (historical) Constantinople. ==== Related terms ==== tsar, czar ==== See also ==== Micklegarth (modern, localised English form of Norse name, "Great City") Miklagarðr (“great city”) (name used by Norse people)