Ancient
//ˈeɪn.ʃənt//
Translations of "ancient" (98 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | i lashtë(having lasted from a remote period), i moçëm(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἀρχαῖος(having lasted from a remote period), ἀρχαῖος(existent or occurring in time long past) | arkhaîos, arkhaîos | |
| Arabic | عتيق(having lasted from a remote period), عَتِيق(having lasted from a remote period), عَرِيق(having lasted from a remote period), قَدِيم(having lasted from a remote period) | ʕatīʔ, ʕatīq, ʕarīq, qadīm | |
| Armenian | հին(having lasted from a remote period), հինավուրց(having lasted from a remote period), հնադարյան(existent or occurring in time long past), հնամենի(having lasted from a remote period), հնամյա(having lasted from a remote period) | hin, hinavurcʻ, hnadaryan, hnameni, hnamya | |
| Asturian | antiguu(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | antik(having lasted from a remote period), qədim(having lasted from a remote period), qədimi(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Belarusian | анты́чны(having lasted from a remote period), анты́чны(history: relating to antiquity), старада́ўні(having lasted from a remote period), старажы́тны(having lasted from a remote period), стары́(having lasted from a remote period) | antýčny, antýčny, staradáwni, staražýtny, starý | |
| Bengali | কদীম(having lasted from a remote period), প্রাচীন(having lasted from a remote period) | kodim, pracin | |
| Bikol Central | suanoy(having lasted from a remote period), suanoy(existent or occurring in time long past), suanoy(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Bulgarian | анти́чен(having lasted from a remote period), анти́чен(history: relating to antiquity), дре́вен(having lasted from a remote period), стар(having lasted from a remote period), стари́нен(existent or occurring in time long past) | antíčen, antíčen, dréven, star, starínen | |
| Burmese | ရှေး(having lasted from a remote period), ရှေး(existent or occurring in time long past), ဟောင်း(having lasted from a remote period) | hre:, hre:, haung: | |
| Carpathian Rusyn | старовікый(having lasted from a remote period), стары́й(having lasted from a remote period) | starovikŷj, starŷ́j | |
| Catalan | antic(having lasted from a remote period), antic(existent or occurring in time long past), vetust(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Cebuano | karaan(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | کەونار(having lasted from a remote period) | kewnar | |
| Chechen | шира(having lasted from a remote period) | šira | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 古代(having lasted from a remote period), 古老(having lasted from a remote period), 古舊 /古旧(having lasted from a remote period), 老(having lasted from a remote period) | gǔdài, gǔlǎo, gǔjiù, lǎo | |
| Chukchi | тэԓеӈкин(having lasted from a remote period) | tėḷeṇkin | |
| Church Slavic | древьн̑ь(having lasted from a remote period), древьнъ(having lasted from a remote period), старъ(having lasted from a remote period) | drevĭn̂ĭ, drevĭnŭ, starŭ | |
| Crimean Tatar | qadimiy(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Czech | antický(history: relating to antiquity), dávný(existent or occurring in time long past), pradávný(existent or occurring in time long past), prastarý(having lasted from a remote period), prastarý(existent or occurring in time long past), starobylý(having lasted from a remote period), starobylý(existent or occurring in time long past), starověký(having lasted from a remote period), starověký(existent or occurring in time long past), starověký(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Danish | urgammel(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Dari | بَاسْتَان(having lasted from a remote period), بَاسْتَانِی(having lasted from a remote period), قَدِیم(having lasted from a remote period), کُهَن(having lasted from a remote period) | bāstān, bāstānī, qadīm, kuhan | |
| Dutch | antiek(having lasted from a remote period), eertijds(existent or occurring in time long past), eeuwenoud(existent or occurring in time long past), oeroud(having lasted from a remote period), oeroud(existent or occurring in time long past), weleers(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Esperanto | antikva(existent or occurring in time long past), antikva(history: relating to antiquity), grandaĝa(having lasted from a remote period), malnovega(having lasted from a remote period), malnovega(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Estonian | iidne(having lasted from a remote period), muistne(having lasted from a remote period), vana(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Faroese | fornur(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Finnish | ammoinen(existent or occurring in time long past), antiikin(history: relating to antiquity), hyvin vanha(having lasted from a remote period), ikiaikainen(having lasted from a remote period), ikivanha(having lasted from a remote period), muinainen(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| French | ancien(having lasted from a remote period), ancien(existent or occurring in time long past), ancien(history: relating to antiquity), antique(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Friulian | antîc(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Galician | antigo(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Georgian | ანტიკური(having lasted from a remote period), არქაული(existent or occurring in time long past), უძველესი(having lasted from a remote period), უძველესი(existent or occurring in time long past), ძველი(having lasted from a remote period) | anṭiḳuri, arkauli, uʒvelesi, uʒvelesi, ʒveli | |
| German | alt(existent or occurring in time long past), altbacken(having lasted from a remote period), antik(history: relating to antiquity), antiquiert(having lasted from a remote period), früh(existent or occurring in time long past), historisch(having lasted from a remote period), uralt(having lasted from a remote period), vorsintflutlich(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Greek | αρχαίος(having lasted from a remote period), αρχαίος(existent or occurring in time long past) | archaíos, archaíos | |
| Haitian Creole | ansyen(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Hebrew | עָתִיק(having lasted from a remote period), קַדְמוֹן(having lasted from a remote period), קָדוּם(having lasted from a remote period) | atík, kadmón, kadúm | |
| Hiligaynon | daan(having lasted from a remote period), kinadaan(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Hindi | कदीम(having lasted from a remote period), क़दीम(having lasted from a remote period), पुराण(having lasted from a remote period), पुरातन(having lasted from a remote period), प्राचीन(having lasted from a remote period) | kadīm, qadīm, purāṇ, purātan, prācīn | |
| Hungarian | antik(having lasted from a remote period), antik(existent or occurring in time long past), régi(having lasted from a remote period), régi(existent or occurring in time long past), ókori(history: relating to antiquity), ősi(existent or occurring in time long past), ősrégi(having lasted from a remote period), ősrégi(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Icelandic | forn(having lasted from a remote period), forn(existent or occurring in time long past), fornaldar(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Ido | anciena(having lasted from a remote period), anciena(existent or occurring in time long past), antiqua(having lasted from a remote period), antiqua(existent or occurring in time long past), antiqua(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Indonesian | kuno(having lasted from a remote period), purba(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | باسْتان(having lasted from a remote period), باسْتانی(having lasted from a remote period), قَدیم(having lasted from a remote period), کُهَن(having lasted from a remote period) | bâstân, bâstâni, ġadim, kohan | |
| Irish | sean(having lasted from a remote period), ársa(having lasted from a remote period), ársa(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Istriot | anteîco(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Italian | antico(having lasted from a remote period), antico(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Japanese | 古い(having lasted from a remote period), 古代な(having lasted from a remote period) | furui, kodai na | |
| Kabuverdianu | antige(existent or occurring in time long past), antigu(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Kazakh | ежелгі(having lasted from a remote period), ерте(having lasted from a remote period) | ejelgı, erte | |
| Khmer | បុរាណ(having lasted from a remote period) | boraan | |
| Korean | 고대(古代)의(having lasted from a remote period), 낡다(having lasted from a remote period) | godae-ui, nakda | |
| Kyrgyz | байыркы(having lasted from a remote period), эзелки(having lasted from a remote period), эчаккы(having lasted from a remote period) | bayırkı, ezelki, ecakkı | |
| Lao | ບູຮານ(having lasted from a remote period), ເກົ່າແກ່(having lasted from a remote period) | bū hān, kao kǣ | |
| Latgalian | senejs(having lasted from a remote period), senejs(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Latin | antīquus(having lasted from a remote period), antīquus(existent or occurring in time long past), prīscus(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Latvian | sens(having lasted from a remote period), sens(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Lithuanian | sens(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Macedonian | антички(having lasted from a remote period), древен(having lasted from a remote period), стар(having lasted from a remote period) | antički, dreven, star | |
| Malay | kuno(having lasted from a remote period), purba(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Malayalam | പുരാതന(having lasted from a remote period), പുരാതന(existent or occurring in time long past), പ്രാചീന(existent or occurring in time long past), പ്രാചീന(history: relating to antiquity) | purātana, purātana, prācīna, prācīna | |
| Maltese | antik(having lasted from a remote period), qadim(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Māori | aweko(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Maranao | miaoget(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Mongolian | эртний(having lasted from a remote period) | ertnii | |
| Nanai | балапчи(having lasted from a remote period) | balapči | |
| Northern Kurdish | kevnar(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | antikk(having lasted from a remote period), eldgammal(having lasted from a remote period), eldgammal(existent or occurring in time long past), eldgammal(history: relating to antiquity), eldgammel(having lasted from a remote period), eldgammel(existent or occurring in time long past), eldgammel(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | antikk(having lasted from a remote period), eldgamal(having lasted from a remote period), eldgamal(existent or occurring in time long past), eldgamal(history: relating to antiquity), eldgammal(having lasted from a remote period), eldgammal(existent or occurring in time long past), eldgammal(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Occitan | ancian(having lasted from a remote period), antic(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Old English | eald(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Ossetian | рагон(having lasted from a remote period) | ragon | |
| Pannonian Rusyn | древни(having lasted from a remote period), прадавни(having lasted from a remote period), стари(having lasted from a remote period), стародавни(having lasted from a remote period) | drevni, pradavni, stari, starodavni | |
| Pashto | قديم(having lasted from a remote period), لرغونی(having lasted from a remote period) | qadím, lërǧuni | |
| Polish | antyczny(having lasted from a remote period), pradawny(existent or occurring in time long past), starodawny(having lasted from a remote period), starożytny(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Portuguese | antigo(having lasted from a remote period), antigo(existent or occurring in time long past), antigo(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Quechua | machu(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Romanian | antic(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Russian | анти́чный(having lasted from a remote period), анти́чный(history: relating to antiquity), ветхий(having lasted from a remote period), дре́вний(having lasted from a remote period), дре́вний(existent or occurring in time long past), ста́рый(having lasted from a remote period), стари́нный(having lasted from a remote period), стари́нный(existent or occurring in time long past), старобы́лый(existent or occurring in time long past), старода́вний(having lasted from a remote period), старода́вний(existent or occurring in time long past) | antíčnyj, antíčnyj, vetxij, drévnij, drévnij, stáryj, starínnyj, starínnyj, starobýlyj, starodávnij, starodávnij | |
| Sanskrit | पुराण(having lasted from a remote period), प्राचीन(having lasted from a remote period) | purāṇa, prācīna | |
| Sardinian | antigu(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | antički(having lasted from a remote period), drevan(having lasted from a remote period), star(having lasted from a remote period), starodrevan(having lasted from a remote period), антички(having lasted from a remote period), древан(having lasted from a remote period), стар(having lasted from a remote period), стародреван(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Slovak | antický(having lasted from a remote period), starobylý(having lasted from a remote period), staroveký(having lasted from a remote period), starý(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Slovene | star(having lasted from a remote period), starinski(having lasted from a remote period), starodaven(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Spanish | anciano(having lasted from a remote period), antiguo(having lasted from a remote period), antiguo(existent or occurring in time long past), antiquísimo(existent or occurring in time long past), milenario(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Swahili | a kale(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Swedish | antik(having lasted from a remote period), antik(existent or occurring in time long past), forn(existent or occurring in time long past), forntida(existent or occurring in time long past), urgammal(having lasted from a remote period), uråldrig(having lasted from a remote period), uråldrig(existent or occurring in time long past) | — | |
| Tagalog | sinauna(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Tajik | бостон(having lasted from a remote period), бостонӣ(having lasted from a remote period), қадим(having lasted from a remote period) | boston, bostoni, qadim | |
| Thai | เก่าแก่(having lasted from a remote period), โบราณ(having lasted from a remote period) | gào-gɛ̀ɛ, boo-raan | |
| Tibetan | སྔ་མོ(having lasted from a remote period) | snga mo | |
| Turkish | antik(having lasted from a remote period), antik(existent or occurring in time long past), antik(history: relating to antiquity), antika(having lasted from a remote period), kadim(having lasted from a remote period), kadim(existent or occurring in time long past), kadim(history: relating to antiquity) | — | |
| Turkmen | gadym(having lasted from a remote period), gadymy(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Ukrainian | анти́чний(having lasted from a remote period), анти́чний(history: relating to antiquity), дре́вній(having lasted from a remote period), стари́й(having lasted from a remote period), старода́вній(having lasted from a remote period), старода́вній(existent or occurring in time long past) | antýčnyj, antýčnyj, drévnij, starýj, starodávnij, starodávnij | |
| Urdu | قَدِیم(having lasted from a remote period), پَراچِین(having lasted from a remote period), پُراتَن(having lasted from a remote period), پْراچِین(having lasted from a remote period) | qadīm, parācīn, purātan, prācīn | |
| Uyghur | قەدىمكى(having lasted from a remote period) | qedimki | |
| Uzbek | qadimgi(having lasted from a remote period), qadimiy(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cổ(having lasted from a remote period), cổ đại(having lasted from a remote period), xưa(having lasted from a remote period) | — | |
| Yiddish | אַנטיק(having lasted from a remote period) | antik |
i lashtë, i moçëm
antiguu
antik, qədim, qədimi
анты́чны, анты́чны, старада́ўні, старажы́тны, стары́
antýčny, antýčny, staradáwni, staražýtny, starý
suanoy, suanoy, suanoy
antic, antic, vetust
karaan
qadimiy
antický, dávný, pradávný, prastarý, prastarý, starobylý, starobylý, starověký, starověký, starověký
urgammel
antiek, eertijds, eeuwenoud, oeroud, oeroud, weleers
antikva, antikva, grandaĝa, malnovega, malnovega
iidne, muistne, vana
fornur
ammoinen, antiikin, hyvin vanha, ikiaikainen, ikivanha, muinainen
ancien, ancien, ancien, antique
antîc
antigo
alt, altbacken, antik, antiquiert, früh, historisch, uralt, vorsintflutlich
ansyen
daan, kinadaan
antik, antik, régi, régi, ókori, ősi, ősrégi, ősrégi
forn, forn, fornaldar
anciena, anciena, antiqua, antiqua, antiqua
kuno, purba
sean, ársa, ársa
anteîco
antico, antico
antige, antigu
senejs, senejs
antīquus, antīquus, prīscus
sens, sens
sens
kuno, purba
antik, qadim
aweko
miaoget
kevnar
antikk, eldgammal, eldgammal, eldgammal, eldgammel, eldgammel, eldgammel
antikk, eldgamal, eldgamal, eldgamal, eldgammal, eldgammal, eldgammal
ancian, antic
eald
antyczny, pradawny, starodawny, starożytny
antigo, antigo, antigo
machu
antic
анти́чный, анти́чный, ветхий, дре́вний, дре́вний, ста́рый, стари́нный, стари́нный, старобы́лый, старода́вний, старода́вний
antíčnyj, antíčnyj, vetxij, drévnij, drévnij, stáryj, starínnyj, starínnyj, starobýlyj, starodávnij, starodávnij
antigu
antički, drevan, star, starodrevan, антички, древан, стар, стародреван
antický, starobylý, staroveký, starý
star, starinski, starodaven
anciano, antiguo, antiguo, antiquísimo, milenario
a kale
antik, antik, forn, forntida, urgammal, uråldrig, uråldrig
sinauna
antik, antik, antik, antika, kadim, kadim, kadim
gadym, gadymy
анти́чний, анти́чний, дре́вній, стари́й, старода́вній, старода́вній
antýčnyj, antýčnyj, drévnij, starýj, starodávnij, starodávnij
qadimgi, qadimiy
cổ, cổ đại, xưa
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