Beating
//ˈbiːtɪŋ//
Translations of "beating" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | ضَرْب(action of the verb to beat) | ḍarb | |
| Armenian | ծեծ(action of the verb to beat) | cec | |
| Belarusian | біццё(action of the verb to beat), пабiццё(action of the verb to beat), пабо́i(action of the verb to beat) | biccjó, pabiccjó, pabói | |
| Bulgarian | биене(action of the verb to beat), бой(action of the verb to beat), поражение(a heavy defeat or setback), туптене(the pulsation of the heart), удряне(action of the verb to beat) | biene, boj, poraženie, tuptene, udrjane | |
| Campidanese Sardinian | cadra(action of the verb to beat), carda(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Catalan | batussa(action of the verb to beat), fart de jacos(a heavy defeat or setback), gec de jacos(a heavy defeat or setback), pallissa(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | تێھەڵدان(action of the verb to beat), لێدان(action of the verb to beat), لێدان(the pulsation of the heart) | têhelldan, lêdan, lêdan | |
| Esperanto | batado(action of the verb to beat), batado(the pulsation of the heart) | — | |
| Finnish | löylytys(action of the verb to beat), löylytys(a heavy defeat or setback), selkäsauna(action of the verb to beat), taonta(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| French | battage(action of the verb to beat), battement(the pulsation of the heart) | — | |
| Galician | batido(the pulsation of the heart), boura(action of the verb to beat), latexo(the pulsation of the heart), malladura(action of the verb to beat), malleira(action of the verb to beat), malleira(a heavy defeat or setback), palpitación(the pulsation of the heart), soba(action of the verb to beat), tunda(action of the verb to beat), zurra(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| German | Herzschlag(the pulsation of the heart), Prügel(action of the verb to beat), Schlagen(action of the verb to beat), Verprüglung(action of the verb to beat), but see vernichtende Niederlage(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Indonesian | pukulan(action of the verb to beat), tabuhan(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Irish | greasáil(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Italian | bastonata(a heavy defeat or setback), bastonatura(action of the verb to beat), battito(the pulsation of the heart), sconfitta(a heavy defeat or setback), smacco(a heavy defeat or setback), sonora sconfitta(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Kabuverdianu | barapó(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Ladino | haftona(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Malay | debar(the pulsation of the heart), paluan(action of the verb to beat), pukulan(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Norman | batt'tie(action of the verb to beat), dêgraîsseuse(action of the verb to beat), latteuse(action of the verb to beat), ronde(action of the verb to beat), suée(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Norwegian | slag(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | hjerteslag(the pulsation of the heart) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | hjarteslag(the pulsation of the heart) | — | |
| Polish | bicie(action of the verb to beat), uderzanie(action of the verb to beat), wpierdol(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Portuguese | sova(action of the verb to beat), surra(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Russian | бие́ние(action of the verb to beat), бие́ние(the pulsation of the heart), битьё(action of the verb to beat), избие́ние(action of the verb to beat), побо́и(action of the verb to beat), пораже́ние(a heavy defeat or setback) | bijénije, bijénije, bitʹjó, izbijénije, pobói, poražénije | |
| Sardinian | antarzu(action of the verb to beat), batacchio(action of the verb to beat), cadda(action of the verb to beat), carda(a heavy defeat or setback), irrugada(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Sassarese | adubàda(a heavy defeat or setback), matzucàda(a heavy defeat or setback), matzàda(action of the verb to beat), sagamàda(action of the verb to beat), tùnda(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bȉti(action of the verb to beat), lupati(action of the verb to beat), mlatiti(action of the verb to beat), tući(action of the verb to beat), udarati(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Spanish | golpiza(action of the verb to beat), latido(the pulsation of the heart), paliza(action of the verb to beat), paliza(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Swahili | uchapaji(action of the verb to beat) | — | |
| Tamil | அடி(action of the verb to beat) | aṭi | |
| Telugu | కొట్టుట(action of the verb to beat) | koṭṭuṭa | |
| Ukrainian | биття́(action of the verb to beat), побиття́(action of the verb to beat), побі́й(action of the verb to beat) | byttjá, pobyttjá, pobíj | |
| Walloon | taene(a heavy defeat or setback), tatouye(a heavy defeat or setback) | — | |
| Zazaki | derb(action of the verb to beat) | — |
cadra, carda
batussa, fart de jacos, gec de jacos, pallissa
batado, batado
löylytys, löylytys, selkäsauna, taonta
battage, battement
batido, boura, latexo, malladura, malleira, malleira, palpitación, soba, tunda, zurra
Herzschlag, Prügel, Schlagen, Verprüglung, but see vernichtende Niederlage
pukulan, tabuhan
greasáil
bastonata, bastonatura, battito, sconfitta, smacco, sonora sconfitta
barapó
haftona
debar, paluan, pukulan
batt'tie, dêgraîsseuse, latteuse, ronde, suée
slag
hjerteslag
hjarteslag
bicie, uderzanie, wpierdol
sova, surra
бие́ние, бие́ние, битьё, избие́ние, побо́и, пораже́ние
bijénije, bijénije, bitʹjó, izbijénije, pobói, poražénije
antarzu, batacchio, cadda, carda, irrugada
adubàda, matzucàda, matzàda, sagamàda, tùnda
bȉti, lupati, mlatiti, tući, udarati
golpiza, latido, paliza, paliza
uchapaji
taene, tatouye
derb
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.