Batter
//ˈbætə//
Translations of "batter" (38 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bashkir | ҡамыр(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | qamır | |
| Bulgarian | запой(binge), наклон(a slope), отстъп(a slope), тесто(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), бия(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), блъскам(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), бухам(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), разнебитвам(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | zapoj, naklon, otstǎp, testo, bija, blǎskam, buham, raznebitvam | |
| Catalan | barreja(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), batedor(player attempting to hit the ball), apallissar(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), arrebossar(to coat with batter), estomacar(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 击球手(player attempting to hit the ball), 麵糊 /面糊(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | miànhù | |
| Czech | pálkař(player attempting to hit the ball), těsto(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Danish | dej(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), banke(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), hamre(to flatten metal), panere(to coat with batter), slå(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), slå ind(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), smadre(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), udbanke(to flatten metal) | — | |
| Dutch | beslag(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), slagman(player attempting to hit the ball), zuippartij(binge), inslaan(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), paneren(to coat with batter), platwalsen(to flatten metal), rammen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Esperanto | batadi(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), bati(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), panumi(to coat with batter) | — | |
| Finnish | friteeraustaikina(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), kakkutaikina(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), lettutaikina(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), lyöjä(player attempting to hit the ball), löysä taikina(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), rinne(a slope), ryyppyputki(binge), taikina(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), hakata(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), kastaa friteeraustaikinaan(to coat with batter), kastaa uppopaistotaikinaan(to coat with batter), pahoinpidellä(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), piestä(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), taikinoida(to coat with batter) | — | |
| French | batteur(player attempting to hit the ball), frappeur(player attempting to hit the ball), pâte(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Galician | amoado(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), bater(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), bater(to flatten metal), empanar(to coat with batter), rebozar(to coat with batter) | — | |
| German | Anlauf(a slope), Ausbackteig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), Backteig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), Batter(player attempting to hit the ball), Besäufnis(binge), Böschung(a slope), Dossierung(a slope), Eischwerteig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), Gelage(binge), Neigung(a slope), Pfannkuchenteig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), Saufgelage(binge), Teig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), Trinkgelage(binge), dünner Teig(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), auf etwas einprügeln(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), beschießen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), bombardieren(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), einbacken(to coat with batter), einschlagen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), einstoßen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), heftig schlagen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), klopfen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), panieren(to coat with batter), plattschlagen(to flatten metal), prügeln(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), rammen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), schlagen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), verprügeln(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), zerschlagen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), zerschmettern(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), zusammenschlagen(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Greek | κλίση(a slope), κουρκούτι(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), χτυπώ(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | klísi, kourkoúti, chtypó | |
| Hindi | बल्लेबाज़(player attempting to hit the ball) | ballebāz | |
| Hungarian | tészta(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), ütő(player attempting to hit the ball) | — | |
| Icelandic | kylfingur(player attempting to hit the ball) | — | |
| Ido | pasto(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Irish | cló brúite(bruise on the face of a plate or of type in the form), fuidreamh(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), tuargain(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Italian | battitore(player attempting to hit the ball), bisboccia(binge), gozzoviglia(binge), impasto(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), pastella(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), battere(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), pastellare(to coat with batter) | — | |
| Japanese | バッター(player attempting to hit the ball), 打者(player attempting to hit the ball) | battā, dasha | |
| Korean | 반죽(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | banjuk | |
| Latin | tundō(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Macedonian | ка́ша(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), пи́јанка(binge), те́сто(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), би́е(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), те́па(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | káša, píjanka, tésto, bíe, tépa | |
| Māori | kaihauhau(player attempting to hit the ball), kaipao(player attempting to hit the ball), pokeranu(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), pānakitanga(a slope), koheri(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), taitai(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), takapapa(to flatten metal), tukituki(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), tātā(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Norman | farce(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Norwegian | slå(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | røre(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), pryle(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | røre(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Polish | ciasto(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), pałkarz(player attempting to hit the ball) | — | |
| Portuguese | batedor(player attempting to hit the ball), massa(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), polme(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), bater(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), empanar(to coat with batter), espancar(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Romanian | bate(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), lovi(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | — | |
| Russian | бью́щий(player attempting to hit the ball), бэ́ттер(player attempting to hit the ball), запо́й(binge), кляр(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), те́сто(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), изби́ть(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), избива́ть(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), колоти́ть(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), поколоти́ть(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly) | bʹjúščij, bɛ́tter, zapój, kljar, tésto, izbítʹ, izbivátʹ, kolotítʹ, pokolotítʹ | |
| Spanish | bateador(player attempting to hit the ball), batido(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), botellón(binge), pendiente(a slope), rebozado(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), apalear(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), apanar(to coat with batter), empanar(to coat with batter), rebozar(to coat with batter) | — | |
| Swedish | slagman(player attempting to hit the ball), smet(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), misshandla(to hit or strike violently and repeatedly), panera(to coat with batter) | — | |
| Tagalog | rebosahin(to coat with batter) | — | |
| Turkish | bulamaç(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), hamur(beaten mixture of flour and liquid), sulu hamur(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ті́сто(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | tísto | |
| Welsh | cytew(beaten mixture of flour and liquid) | — |
запой, наклон, отстъп, тесто, бия, блъскам, бухам, разнебитвам
zapoj, naklon, otstǎp, testo, bija, blǎskam, buham, raznebitvam
barreja, batedor, apallissar, arrebossar, estomacar
pálkař, těsto
dej, banke, hamre, panere, slå, slå ind, smadre, udbanke
beslag, slagman, zuippartij, inslaan, paneren, platwalsen, rammen
batadi, bati, panumi
friteeraustaikina, kakkutaikina, lettutaikina, lyöjä, löysä taikina, rinne, ryyppyputki, taikina, hakata, kastaa friteeraustaikinaan, kastaa uppopaistotaikinaan, pahoinpidellä, piestä, taikinoida
batteur, frappeur, pâte
amoado, bater, bater, empanar, rebozar
Anlauf, Ausbackteig, Backteig, Batter, Besäufnis, Böschung, Dossierung, Eischwerteig, Gelage, Neigung, Pfannkuchenteig, Saufgelage, Teig, Trinkgelage, dünner Teig, auf etwas einprügeln, beschießen, bombardieren, einbacken, einschlagen, einstoßen, heftig schlagen, klopfen, panieren, plattschlagen, prügeln, rammen, schlagen, verprügeln, zerschlagen, zerschmettern, zusammenschlagen
tészta, ütő
kylfingur
pasto
cló brúite, fuidreamh, tuargain
battitore, bisboccia, gozzoviglia, impasto, pastella, battere, pastellare
tundō
kaihauhau, kaipao, pokeranu, pānakitanga, koheri, taitai, takapapa, tukituki, tātā
farce
slå
røre, pryle
ciasto, pałkarz
batedor, massa, polme, bater, empanar, espancar
bate, lovi
бью́щий, бэ́ттер, запо́й, кляр, те́сто, изби́ть, избива́ть, колоти́ть, поколоти́ть
bʹjúščij, bɛ́tter, zapój, kljar, tésto, izbítʹ, izbivátʹ, kolotítʹ, pokolotítʹ
bateador, batido, botellón, pendiente, rebozado, apalear, apanar, empanar, rebozar
slagman, smet, misshandla, panera
rebosahin
bulamaç, hamur, sulu hamur
cytew
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.