I burp a lot.
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Burp
//bɝp//
Synonyms for "burp" (11 found)
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167 translations across 60 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- ἐρυγή noun (a softer belch)
- ἐρεύγομαι verb (to emit a burp)
Arabic
4 entries- تكريعة noun (a softer belch)
- تَجَشُّؤ noun (a softer belch)
- تَكْريعة noun (a softer belch)
- كَرْعة noun (a softer belch)
Armenian
2 entries- բխկալ verb (to emit a burp)
- ործկալ verb (to emit a burp)
Assamese
1 entries- উগাৰ noun (a softer belch)
Azerbaijani
4 entries- gəyirmə noun (a softer belch)
- gəyirti noun (a softer belch)
- gəyirək noun (a softer belch)
- gəyirmək verb (to emit a burp)
Belarusian
2 entries- адры́жка noun (a softer belch)
- рыга́ць verb (to emit a burp)
Bikol Central
3 entries- tigab noun (a softer belch)
- tigob noun (a softer belch)
- tigob verb (to emit a burp)
Bulgarian
2 entries- оригване noun (a softer belch)
- оригвам се verb (to emit a burp)
Burmese
2 entries- စားချဉ့်ပြန် verb (to emit a burp)
- လေချဉ်တက် verb (to emit a burp)
Catalan
2 entries- rot noun (a softer belch)
- eructar verb (to emit a burp)
Cherokee
1 entries- ᎤᏩᎫᎴᎦ verb (to emit a burp)
Chickasaw
1 entries- akiilawa verb (to emit a burp)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 噯氣 /嗳气 noun (a softer belch)
- 飽嗝 /饱嗝 noun (a softer belch)
- 嗝 verb (to emit a burp)
- 噯氣 /嗳气 verb (to emit a burp)
Czech
4 entries- krknutí noun (a softer belch)
- říhnutí noun (a softer belch)
- krknout verb (to emit a burp)
- říhat verb (to emit a burp)
Danish
2 entries- bøvs noun (a softer belch)
- bøvse verb (to emit a burp)
Dutch
3 entries- boer noun (a softer belch)
- oprisping noun (a softer belch)
- boeren verb (to emit a burp)
Esperanto
2 entries- rukto noun (a softer belch)
- rukti verb (to emit a burp)
Estonian
2 entries- röhitsus noun (a softer belch)
- röhitsema verb (to emit a burp)
Finnish
4 entries- röyhtäisy noun (a softer belch)
- röyhtäys noun (a softer belch)
- röyhtäistä verb (to emit a burp)
- röyhtäyttää verb (to burp someone)
French
4 entries- renvoi noun (a softer belch)
- rot noun (a softer belch)
- éructation noun (a softer belch)
- faire son rot (à un bébé) verb (to burp someone)
Galician
2 entries- arrotar verb (to emit a burp)
- eructar verb (to emit a burp)
Gallo
1 entries- beurgasser verb (to emit a burp)
Georgian
2 entries- ბოყინი noun (a softer belch)
- დაბოყინება verb (to emit a burp)
German
3 entries- Bäuerchen noun (a softer belch)
- Rülpser noun (a softer belch)
- rülpsen verb (to emit a burp)
Greek
4 entries- ερευγμός noun (a softer belch)
- ερυγή noun (a softer belch)
- ρέψιμο noun (a softer belch)
- ερεύγομαι verb (to emit a burp)
Hindi
2 entries- डकार noun (a softer belch)
- डकारना verb (to emit a burp)
Hungarian
2 entries- böfög verb (to emit a burp)
- büfiztet verb (to burp someone)
Italian
3 entries- flato noun (a softer belch)
- rutto noun (a softer belch)
- ruttare verb (to emit a burp)
Japanese
4 entries- うっぷ noun (a softer belch)
- おくび noun (a softer belch)
- げっぷ noun (a softer belch)
- 噫気 noun (a softer belch)
Khmer
3 entries- ភើ noun (a softer belch)
- ខ្យល់ផាយ verb (to emit a burp)
- ភើ verb (to emit a burp)
Korean
3 entries- 애기 noun (a softer belch)
- 트림 noun (a softer belch)
- 트림하다 verb (to emit a burp)
Lao
2 entries- ເອຶ້ອມ noun (a softer belch)
- ເອຶ້ອມ verb (to emit a burp)
Latin
2 entries- eructatio noun (a softer belch)
- erugo verb (to emit a burp)
Macedonian
3 entries- ждри́гање noun (a softer belch)
- ждрига verb (to emit a burp)
- подригнува verb (to emit a burp)
Malay
1 entries- sendawa noun (a softer belch)
Maltese
1 entries- tfewwaq verb (to emit a burp)
Mongolian
1 entries- хэхрэх verb (to emit a burp)
Māori
1 entries- whakakūpā verb (to burp someone)
Norwegian
2 entries- rap noun (a softer belch)
- rape verb (to emit a burp)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- ككرمك verb (to emit a burp)
Persian
2 entries- آروغ noun (a softer belch)
- آروغ زدن verb (to emit a burp)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Relps noun (a softer belch)
Polish
3 entries- beknięcie noun (a softer belch)
- bekać verb (to emit a burp)
- beknąć verb (to emit a burp)
Portuguese
2 entries- arroto noun (a softer belch)
- arrotar verb (to emit a burp)
Romanian
4 entries- eructație noun (a softer belch)
- râgâială noun (a softer belch)
- râgâit noun (a softer belch)
- râgâitură noun (a softer belch)
Russian
4 entries- отры́жка noun (a softer belch)
- рыга́ние noun (a softer belch)
- отры́гивать verb (to emit a burp)
- отры́гиваться verb (to emit a burp)
Scots
1 entries- rift verb (to emit a burp)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- podrig noun (a softer belch)
- подриг noun (a softer belch)
- podrigivati verb (to emit a burp)
- podrignuti verb (to emit a burp)
Slovak
3 entries- grgnutie noun (a softer belch)
- grgať verb (to emit a burp)
- rihať verb (to emit a burp)
Slovene
1 entries- rigati verb (to emit a burp)
Spanish
4 entries- eructación noun (a softer belch)
- eructo noun (a softer belch)
- regüeldo noun (a softer belch)
- eructar verb (to emit a burp)
Swedish
3 entries- rap noun (a softer belch)
- rapning noun (a softer belch)
- rapa verb (to emit a burp)
Tagalog
1 entries- dighay noun (a softer belch)
Tamil
1 entries- ஏப்பம் noun (a softer belch)
Telugu
1 entries- త్రేన్చు verb (to emit a burp)
Thai
2 entries- เรอ noun (a softer belch)
- เรอ verb (to emit a burp)
Turkish
2 entries- geğirme noun (a softer belch)
- geğirmek verb (to emit a burp)
Ukrainian
3 entries- відри́жка noun (a softer belch)
- відри́гувати verb (to emit a burp)
- відригну́ти verb (to emit a burp)
Urdu
2 entries- ڈکار noun (a softer belch)
- ڈکارنا verb (to emit a burp)
Vietnamese
2 entries- sự ợ noun (a softer belch)
- ợ verb (to emit a burp)
Sample sentences
20 total sentences available.
Cows burp a lot.
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Why do some people burp after they eat?
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Tom sure does burp a lot.
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