<nowiki>Decápolis; Dekapolisz; Dekapolis; Decàpolis; Dekapolis; Decapolis; Декаполис; Decapolis; デカポリス; Dekapolisy; Decapolis; דקאפוליס; Decapolis (antiquus Oriens Medius); 德卡波利斯; Dekapolis; Decapolis; Dekapolis; Decapoli; Décapole; Dekapolis; Dekapolis; 德卡波利斯; Dekapolis; Dez Cidades; Δεκάπολις; 德卡波利斯; 德卡波利斯; Dekapolis; Dekapolis; Decapolis; Decápolis; Декаполис; Dekapolis; Dekapol; Dekapolis; Dekapolis; Декаполис; Decapolis; 데카폴리스; Десятимістя; Decapolis; حلف الديكابولس; Decàpułi; Dekapolo (judeo); regione storica; tíz ókori város csoportja a római birodalom keleti határán; historyczny Region Cisjordani; קבוצה של עשר ערים הלניסטיות שהיו ממוקמות ברובן בעבר הירדן המזרחי; Syrië; zehn antike Städte östlich und südlich des See Genezareth; MÖ 323'te Büyük İskender tarafından kurulan on şehir ittifakı; group of ten cities on the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire in the southeastern Levant; حلف روماني قديم قبل الميلاد; sdružení měst v antice; grupo de diez ciudades en la frontera oriental del Imperio Romano; Decapolis; Decapole; Dekapolis; דקפוליס; ליגת עשר הערים; ברית עשר הערים; Десятиградие; Decapolis; Decápolis; Decapolis; Lega delle Decapoli; Decapolis; Lega della Decapoli; الديكابوليس; اتحاد المدن العشر; الديكابولس; 低加波利; Decapolis</nowiki>
English: The Decapolis (Greek: deka, ten; polis, city) was a group of ten cities on the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire in Syria and Palestine. The ten cities were not an official league or political unit, but they were grouped together because of their language, culture, location, and political status. The Decapolis cities were centers of Greek and Roman culture in a region that was otherwise Semitic (Jewish, Nabatean, and Aramean). With the exception of Damascus, the "Region of the Decapolis" was located in modern-day northeastern Israel and northwestern Jordan. Each city had a certain degree of autonomy and self-rule.