Acidity
//əˈsɪd.ɪ.ti//
Translations of "acidity" (36 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | حُمُوضَة(quality of sourness to the taste) | ḥumūḍa | |
| Azerbaijani | turşuluq(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Belarusian | кісло́тнасць(quality or state of being acid) | kislótnascʹ | |
| Bulgarian | киселинност(quality or state of being acid) | kiselinnost | |
| Catalan | acidesa(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 酸度(quality or state of being acid), 酸性(quality or state of being acid) | suāndù, suānxìng | |
| Czech | acidita(quality or state of being acid), kyselost(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Dutch | aciditeit(quality or state of being acid), zuurgraad(quality or state of being acid), zuurheid(quality of sourness to the taste) | — | |
| Finnish | hapokkuus(quality of sourness to the taste), happamuus(quality or state of being acid), happamuus(quality of sourness to the taste), liikahappoisuus(pathology: excessive acid quality) | — | |
| French | acidité(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Georgian | სიმჟავე(quality of sourness to the taste) | simžave | |
| German | Acidität(quality or state of being acid), Azidität(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Hindi | अम्लिमा(quality or state of being acid), अम्लिमा(quality of sourness to the taste) | amlimā, amlimā | |
| Hungarian | savasság(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Icelandic | sýrustig(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Indonesian | keasaman(quality or state of being acid), tingkat keasaman(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Interlingua | aciditate(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Irish | aigéadacht(quality or state of being acid), aigéadacht(quality of sourness to the taste), aigéadacht(pathology: excessive acid quality) | — | |
| Italian | acidità(quality or state of being acid), acidità(quality of sourness to the taste), acidità(pathology: excessive acid quality) | — | |
| Japanese | 酸度(quality or state of being acid), 酸性度(quality or state of being acid) | san-do, sansei-do | |
| Kazakh | қышқылдылық(quality or state of being acid) | qyşqyldylyq | |
| Khmer | អាស៊ីត(quality or state of being acid) | aazii tɑɑ | |
| Kyrgyz | кычкылдуулук(quality or state of being acid) | kıckılduuluk | |
| Maltese | qrusa(quality or state of being acid), qrusa(quality of sourness to the taste) | — | |
| Odia | ଅମ୍ଳତ୍ବ(quality or state of being acid) | amḷatba | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اكشیلك(quality or state of being acid), اكشیلك(quality of sourness to the taste) | ekşilik, ekşilik | |
| Persian | ترشی(quality of sourness to the taste) | torši | |
| Polish | kwasowość(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Portuguese | acidez(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Russian | кисло́тность(quality or state of being acid) | kislótnostʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kiselost(quality or state of being acid), kiselost(quality of sourness to the taste), киселост(quality or state of being acid), киселост(quality of sourness to the taste) | — | |
| Spanish | acidez(quality or state of being acid) | — | |
| Swedish | surhet(quality or state of being acid), surhet(quality of sourness to the taste) | — | |
| Turkish | asidiklik(quality or state of being acid), asidite(quality of sourness to the taste), ekşilik(quality or state of being acid), ekşilik(quality of sourness to the taste), ekşilik(pathology: excessive acid quality) | — | |
| Ukrainian | кислотність(quality or state of being acid) | kyslotnistʹ | |
| Urdu | تیزابِیَت(quality or state of being acid), تیزابِیَت(pathology: excessive acid quality) | tezābiyat, tezābiyat |
turşuluq
acidesa
acidita, kyselost
aciditeit, zuurgraad, zuurheid
hapokkuus, happamuus, happamuus, liikahappoisuus
acidité
Acidität, Azidität
savasság
sýrustig
keasaman, tingkat keasaman
aciditate
aigéadacht, aigéadacht, aigéadacht
acidità, acidità, acidità
qrusa, qrusa
kwasowość
acidez
kiselost, kiselost, киселост, киселост
acidez
surhet, surhet
asidiklik, asidite, ekşilik, ekşilik, ekşilik
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