Alarm

//əˈlɑːm//

Translations of "alarm" (46 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	τάρβος(sudden surprise with fear or terror)	tárbos
Arabic	إِنْذَار(summons to arms)	ʔinḏār
Armenian	ահազանգ(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), զարթուցիչ(mechanical contrivance for awaking), տագնապ(summons to arms), տագնապի ազդանշան(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging)	ahazang, zartʻucʻičʻ, tagnap, tagnapi azdanšan
Azerbaijani	zəngli saat(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Belarusian	будзі́льнік(mechanical contrivance for awaking), трыво́га(summons to arms)	budzílʹnik, tryvóha
Bulgarian	ала́рма(notice of approaching danger), буди́лник(mechanical contrivance for awaking), обявя́ване на трево́га(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), трево́га(summons to arms), трево́га(notice of approaching danger), разтревожвам(to keep in excitement; to disturb)	alárma, budílnik, objavjávane na trevóga, trevóga, trevóga, raztrevožvam
Catalan	alarma(summons to arms), alarma(notice of approaching danger), alarma(sudden surprise with fear or terror), alarma(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), despertador(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmar(to call to arms), alarmar(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), alarmar(to surprise with apprehension of danger), alarmar(to keep in excitement; to disturb)	—
Chinese Mandarin	警報 /警报(summons to arms), 警報信號 /警报信号(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), 鬧鐘 /闹钟(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	jǐngbào, jǐngbào xìnhào, nàozhōng
Dutch	alarm(notice of approaching danger), alarm(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmklok(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmkreet(summons to arms), alarmsignaal(notice of approaching danger), alarmstemming(sudden surprise with fear or terror), wekker(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarm slaan(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), alarmeren(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), alarmeren(to surprise with apprehension of danger), alarmeren(to keep in excitement; to disturb), beangstigen(to surprise with apprehension of danger), te wapen roepen(to call to arms), verontrusten(to keep in excitement; to disturb)	—
Esperanto	alarmilo(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmo(summons to arms), alarmo(notice of approaching danger), alarmo(sudden surprise with fear or terror), alarmi(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), alarmi(to surprise with apprehension of danger)	—
Estonian	alarm(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), häire(notice of approaching danger), äratus(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), äratuskell(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Finnish	herätyskello(mechanical contrivance for awaking), hälytys(summons to arms), hälytys(notice of approaching danger), hälytys(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), pelästyminen(sudden surprise with fear or terror), huolestuttaa(to keep in excitement; to disturb), hälyttää(to call to arms), hälyttää(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), hätäännyttää(to surprise with apprehension of danger), pelästyttää(to surprise with apprehension of danger)	—
French	alarme(summons to arms), réveil(mechanical contrivance for awaking), réveille-matin(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Galician	alarma(summons to arms), alarma(notice of approaching danger)	—
Georgian	განგაში(summons to arms), განგაში(notice of approaching danger), მაღვიძარა(mechanical contrivance for awaking), მღელვარება(sudden surprise with fear or terror), ღელვა(sudden surprise with fear or terror), შიში(sudden surprise with fear or terror)	gangaši, gangaši, maɣviʒara, mɣelvareba, ɣelva, šiši
German	Alarm(summons to arms), Alarm(notice of approaching danger), Alarmsignal(notice of approaching danger), Alarmstimmung(sudden surprise with fear or terror), Wecker(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmieren(to surprise with apprehension of danger), in Alarmstimmung versetzen(to keep in excitement; to disturb)	—
Greek	ξυπνητήρι(mechanical contrivance for awaking), συναγερμός(notice of approaching danger)	xypnitíri, synagermós
Hindi	चेतावनी(notice of approaching danger), चेतावनी(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger)	cetāvnī, cetāvnī
Hungarian	fegyverbe(summons to arms), ijedtség(sudden surprise with fear or terror), riadalom(sudden surprise with fear or terror), riadó(summons to arms), riadó(notice of approaching danger), ébresztő(mechanical contrivance for awaking), riaszt(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger)	—
Iranian Persian	آژیر(summons to arms)	âžir
Italian	allarme(summons to arms), allarme(notice of approaching danger), allarme(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Japanese	アラーム(mechanical contrivance for awaking), 注意(notice of approaching danger), 目覚まし時計(mechanical contrivance for awaking), 警報(summons to arms)	arāmu, chūi, mezamashidokei, keihō
Khiamniungan Naga	tālâm(sudden surprise with fear or terror)	—
Khmer	នាឡិការោទ៍(mechanical contrivance for awaking), សំឡេងរោទិ៍(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging)	niəlekaa roo, sɑmleingroo
Korean	경보(summons to arms), 알람(mechanical contrivance for awaking), 알람시계(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	gyeongbo, allam, allamsigye
Latin	pavor(sudden surprise with fear or terror), cōnsternō(to surprise with apprehension of danger)	—
Macedonian	бу́дилник(mechanical contrivance for awaking), бу́дилник(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), страв(sudden surprise with fear or terror), тре́вога(summons to arms), тре́вога(notice of approaching danger)	búdilnik, búdilnik, strav, trévoga, trévoga
Malay	penggera(notice of approaching danger), penggera(mechanical contrivance for awaking), weker(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Māori	ahaaha(sudden surprise with fear or terror), kōruru(sudden surprise with fear or terror), pūoho(mechanical contrivance for awaking), pāoho(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), tarakeha(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), whakahopo(to surprise with apprehension of danger)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	alarm(notice of approaching danger)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	alarm(notice of approaching danger)	—
Old English	wōma(notice of approaching danger), wōma(sudden surprise with fear or terror)	—
Ottoman Turkish	قورقو(sudden surprise with fear or terror)	korku
Polish	alarm(summons to arms), alarm(notice of approaching danger), alarm(sudden surprise with fear or terror), alarm(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), budzik(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmować(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), zaalarmować(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger)	—
Portuguese	alarme(summons to arms), alarme(notice of approaching danger), alarme(sudden surprise with fear or terror), despertador(mechanical contrivance for awaking), alarmar(to give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger), alarmar(to surprise with apprehension of danger)	—
Russian	буди́льник(mechanical contrivance for awaking), испу́г(sudden surprise with fear or terror), опасе́ние(sudden surprise with fear or terror), сигна́л трево́ги(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), сигнализа́тор(mechanical contrivance for awaking), сигнализа́ция(mechanical contrivance for awaking), смяте́ние(sudden surprise with fear or terror), страх(sudden surprise with fear or terror), трево́га(summons to arms), трево́га(notice of approaching danger)	budílʹnik, ispúg, opasénije, signál trevógi, signalizátor, signalizácija, smjaténije, strax, trevóga, trevóga
Scottish Gaelic	clisgeadh(sudden surprise with fear or terror), rabhadh(notice of approaching danger)	—
Serbo-Croatian	àlarm(summons to arms), а̀ларм(summons to arms)	—
Spanish	alarma(summons to arms), alarma(notice of approaching danger), alarma(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), despertador(mechanical contrivance for awaking), rebato(summons to arms), rebato(notice of approaching danger), tocar a rebato(to call to arms)	—
Swedish	väckarklocka(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	—
Tamil	அலாரம்(mechanical contrivance for awaking)	alāram
Thai	นาฬิกาปลุก(mechanical contrivance for awaking), รบกวน(to keep in excitement; to disturb)	naa-lí-gaa-bplùk, róp-guuan
Ukrainian	буди́льник(mechanical contrivance for awaking), триво́га(summons to arms)	budýlʹnyk, tryvóha
Uzbek	taxlika(summons to arms), taxlika(notice of approaching danger), vahima(summons to arms), vahima(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging)	—
Vietnamese	báo thức(mechanical contrivance for awaking), báo thức(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging), máy báo thức(mechanical contrivance for awaking), sự báo động(summons to arms)	—
Welsh	larwm(mechanical contrivance for awaking), larwm(instance of an alarm ringing or clanging)	—

Ancient Greek

τάρβος

tárbos

Arabic

إِنْذَار

ʔinḏār

Armenian

ահազանգ, զարթուցիչ, տագնապ, տագնապի ազդանշան

ahazang, zartʻucʻičʻ, tagnap, tagnapi azdanšan

Azerbaijani

zəngli saat

Belarusian

будзі́льнік, трыво́га

budzílʹnik, tryvóha

Bulgarian

ала́рма, буди́лник, обявя́ване на трево́га, трево́га, трево́га, разтревожвам

alárma, budílnik, objavjávane na trevóga, trevóga, trevóga, raztrevožvam

Catalan

alarma, alarma, alarma, alarma, despertador, alarmar, alarmar, alarmar, alarmar

Chinese Mandarin

警報 /警报, 警報信號 /警报信号, 鬧鐘 /闹钟

jǐngbào, jǐngbào xìnhào, nàozhōng

Dutch

alarm, alarm, alarmklok, alarmkreet, alarmsignaal, alarmstemming, wekker, alarm slaan, alarmeren, alarmeren, alarmeren, beangstigen, te wapen roepen, verontrusten

Esperanto

alarmilo, alarmo, alarmo, alarmo, alarmi, alarmi

Estonian

alarm, häire, äratus, äratuskell

Finnish

herätyskello, hälytys, hälytys, hälytys, pelästyminen, huolestuttaa, hälyttää, hälyttää, hätäännyttää, pelästyttää

French

alarme, réveil, réveille-matin

Galician

alarma, alarma

Georgian

განგაში, განგაში, მაღვიძარა, მღელვარება, ღელვა, შიში