Block

//blɒk//

Translations of "block" (64 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἄμφοδον(group of buildings demarcated by streets), ἐλεός(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), φράσσω(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	ámphodon, eleós, phrássō
Arabic	طَابُوقَة(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), سد(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	ṭābūqa, sadd
Armenian	թաղամաս(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	tʻaġamas
Belarusian	блок(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), кварта́л(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	blok, kvartál
Bulgarian	блок(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), блок(computing: logical data storage unit), блок(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), блок(residential building consisting of flats), блок(volleyball: defensive play), блокада(sports: action to interfere), блокче(set of paper sheets), дръвник(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), задръстване(something that prevents passing), каре(group of buildings demarcated by streets), квартал(group of buildings demarcated by streets), кратуна(slang: human head), пресечка(distance from one street to another), пречка(something that prevents passing), пън(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), скицник(set of paper sheets), тимберица(slang: human head), цепеница(section of split log used as fuel), блокирам(to fill, making it impossible to pass), блокирам(to impede opponent), блокирам(computing: to wait), блокирам(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address), преграждам(to fill, making it impossible to pass), препречвам(to prevent passing), препятствам(to prevent an action)	blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blokada, blokče, drǎvnik, zadrǎstvane, kare, kvartal, kratuna, presečka, prečka, pǎn, skicnik, timberica, cepenica, blokiram, blokiram, blokiram, blokiram, pregraždam, preprečvam, prepjatstvam
Burmese	တုံး(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	tum:
Catalan	bloc(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloqueig(sports: action to interfere), bloqueig(volleyball: defensive play), cub(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), illa(group of buildings demarcated by streets), illa(distance from one street to another), blocar(to fill, making it impossible to pass), blocar(to prevent passing), blocar(to prevent an action), blocar(to impede opponent), bloquejar(to fill, making it impossible to pass), bloquejar(to prevent passing), bloquejar(to prevent an action), bloquejar(to impede opponent), obstruir(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Central Kurdish	گەڕەک(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	gerrek
Chinese Cantonese	阻住(to prevent passing), 阻住(to prevent an action), 阻住(to impede opponent)	zo² zyu⁶, zo² zyu⁶, zo² zyu⁶
Chinese Mandarin	一批(set of paper sheets), 塊體 /块体(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), 排球(volleyball: defensive play), 砧板(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), 簇(computing: logical data storage unit), 索具(part of a ship's rigging), 街區 /街区(group of buildings demarcated by streets), 街區 /街区(distance from one street to another), 障礙物 /障碍物(something that prevents passing), 頭 /头(slang: human head), 封鎖 /封锁(to disable communication), 拉黑(to disable communication)	yìpī, kuàitǐ, páiqiú, zhēnbǎn, cù, suǒjù, jiēqū, jiēqū, zhàngāiwù, tóu, fēngsuǒ, lāhēi
Czech	blok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(computing: logical data storage unit), blok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blok(distance from one street to another), blok(volleyball: defensive play)	—
Danish	karre(distance from one street to another), karré(distance from one street to another), blokere(to prevent passing), spærre(to prevent passing)	—
Dutch	blok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), blok(set of paper sheets), blok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blok(distance from one street to another), kop(slang: human head), straat(distance from one street to another), verstopping(something that prevents passing), blokkeren(to prevent passing), tegenhouden(to prevent an action), tegenhouden(to impede opponent), verhinderen(to prevent an action), verhinderen(to impede opponent), versperren(to prevent passing), verstoppen(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Esperanto	bloko(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloko(computing: logical data storage unit), bloko(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), ŝtopi(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Estonian	korruselamu(residential building consisting of flats), korrusmaja(residential building consisting of flats)	—
Faroese	húsablokkur(distance from one street to another), húsaleingja(distance from one street to another), húsasamstøða(distance from one street to another)	—
Finnish	asuinkerrostalo(residential building consisting of flats), blokkaus(sports: action to interfere), boltsi(slang: human head), este(something that prevents passing), estäminen(sports: action to interfere), halko(section of split log used as fuel), hattutukki(mould on which headgear is shaped), järkäle(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), kimpale(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), klapi(section of split log used as fuel), kortteli(group of buildings demarcated by streets), kortteli(distance from one street to another), korttelinväli(distance from one street to another), lehtiö(set of paper sheets), leikkauspölkky(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), lohkare(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), lohko(computing: logical data storage unit), lohko(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), lohko(cryptography: fixed-length group of bits making up part of a message), lohko(chemistry: portion of macromolecule), mestauspölkky(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), neliö(philately: joined group of stamps, forming square), nuppi(slang: human head), näpäys(cricket: shot played by vertical bat), orsi(falconry: perch on which a bird of prey is kept), ploki(part of a ship's rigging), ploki(volleyball: defensive play), polla(slang: human head), pylpyrä(part of a ship's rigging), pölkky(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), pölkky(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), pölkky(printing: piece of hardwood on which a plate is mounted), saarto(something that prevents passing), sulku(something that prevents passing), suojaväli(section of a railroad where the block system is used), torjunta(volleyball: defensive play), tukos(something that prevents passing), asemoida(to specify positions and movements of actors), ehkäistä(to prevent an action), estää(to prevent an action), estää(to impede opponent), estää(to disable communication), estää(computing: to wait), muotoilla(to stretch or mould into the desired shape), odottaa(computing: to wait), pysäyttää(to impede opponent), salvata(to prevent an action), sulkea(to prevent passing), tukkia(to fill, making it impossible to pass), tukkia(to prevent passing)	—
French	billot(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), bloc(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloc(set of paper sheets), bloc(computing: logical data storage unit), bloc(chemistry: portion of macromolecule), blocage(something that prevents passing), blocage(volleyball: defensive play), ciboulot(slang: human head), immeuble(residential building consisting of flats), obstruction(something that prevents passing), pâté de maison(distance from one street to another), pâté de maisons(group of buildings demarcated by streets), rue(distance from one street to another), tronche(slang: human head), bloquer(to prevent passing), bloquer(to prevent an action), bloquer(to disable communication), boucher(to fill, making it impossible to pass), contrer(to prevent an action), obstruer(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Galician	bloque(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloque(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), bloque(residential building consisting of flats), atascar(to fill, making it impossible to pass), bloquear(to fill, making it impossible to pass), bloquear(to prevent passing), bloquear(to prevent an action), bloquear(to impede opponent), bloquear(to disable communication), impedir(to prevent passing), impedir(to prevent an action), obstruír(to prevent passing)	—
Georgian	დაბლოკავს(to disable communication)	dabloḳavs
German	Abschnitt(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), Block(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), Block(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), Block(set of paper sheets), Block(computing: logical data storage unit), Block(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), Block(group of buildings demarcated by streets), Datenblock(computing: logical data storage unit), Häuserblock(group of buildings demarcated by streets), Klotz(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), Klotz(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), Teil(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), Verstopfung(something that prevents passing), abblocken(to prevent an action), abblocken(to impede opponent), blockieren(to fill, making it impossible to pass), blockieren(to prevent passing), blockieren(to prevent an action), verstopfen(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Greek	μπλοκ(set of paper sheets), εμποδίζω(to prevent passing), εμποδίζω(to prevent an action), μπλοκάρω(to fill, making it impossible to pass), μπλοκάρω(to impede opponent)	blok, empodízo, empodízo, blokáro, blokáro
Hawaiian	hoʻokeʻa(to prevent passing), keʻa(to prevent passing), keʻa(to prevent an action)	—
Hebrew	חסימה(volleyball: defensive play), מחסום(something that prevents passing), קֻבִּיָּה(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), חסם(to prevent passing), חסם(to disable communication), סינן(to disable communication), סתם(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	khasimá, makhsóm, qubiyá, khasám, khasám, sinén, satám
Hindi	अवरोध(something that prevents passing), खंड(group of buildings demarcated by streets), खंड(distance from one street to another), रोकना(sports: action to interfere), अवरोध(to fill, making it impossible to pass), प्रतिबंध करना(to disable communication), प्रतिबंध करना(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address), रोकना(to prevent passing), रोकना(to prevent an action), रोकना(to impede opponent)	avrodh, khaṇḍ, khaṇḍ, roknā, avrodh, pratibandh karnā, pratibandh karnā, roknā, roknā, roknā
Hungarian	akadály(something that prevents passing), blokk(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), csomag(set of paper sheets), dugulás(something that prevents passing), elzáródás(something that prevents passing), füzet(set of paper sheets), ház(residential building consisting of flats), háztömb(residential building consisting of flats), kocka(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), lakóház(residential building consisting of flats), lakóépület(residential building consisting of flats), leszerelés(sports: action to interfere), rönk(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), sarok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), sarok(distance from one street to another), torlasz(something that prevents passing), tuskó(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), tömb(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), tömb(set of paper sheets), tömb(computing: logical data storage unit), tőke(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), vérpad(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), építőkocka(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	—
Icelandic	blokk(residential building consisting of flats), kubbur(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), kubbur(section of split log used as fuel)	—
Indonesian	balok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blok(volleyball: defensive play), mencegah(to prevent an action), menghalangi(to prevent passing), menutupi(to fill, making it impossible to pass)	—
Irish	bloc(group of buildings demarcated by streets), ceap(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), coisc(to prevent passing), coisc(to prevent an action)	—
Italian	blocchetto(set of paper sheets), blocco(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blocco(set of paper sheets), blocco(computing: logical data storage unit), blocco(chemistry: portion of macromolecule), blocco(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blocco(residential building consisting of flats), blocco(something that prevents passing), blocco(sports: action to interfere), bozzello(part of a ship's rigging), ceppo(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), condominio(residential building consisting of flats), cubo(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), ingorgo(something that prevents passing), isolato(group of buildings demarcated by streets), quartina(philately: joined group of stamps, forming square), verricello(part of a ship's rigging), bloccare(to fill, making it impossible to pass), bloccare(to prevent passing), bloccare(to prevent an action), bloccare(to impede opponent), impedire(to prevent an action), ostacolare(to impede opponent), ostruire(to fill, making it impossible to pass), ostruire(to prevent passing)	—
Japanese	ブロック(computing: logical data storage unit), 塊(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), 街区(group of buildings demarcated by streets), 遮る(to fill, making it impossible to pass), 遮る(to prevent passing), 阻む(to fill, making it impossible to pass), 阻む(to prevent passing), 阻む(to prevent an action), 阻止する(to prevent an action)	burokku, katamari, gaiku, saegiru, saegiru, habamu, habamu, habamu, soshi suru
Kazakh	блок(chemistry: portion of macromolecule)	blok
Khmer	ប្លុក(group of buildings demarcated by streets), ម្ដុំ(group of buildings demarcated by streets), បាំង(to prevent passing)	blok, mdom, baŋ
Korean	가구(group of buildings demarcated by streets), 구역(group of buildings demarcated by streets), 블록(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	gagu, guyeok, beullok
Kyrgyz	квартал m маале m айыл(group of buildings demarcated by streets), тос(to prevent passing)	maale, tos
Latin	claudō(to prevent passing), obstruō(to fill, making it impossible to pass), obstō(to prevent passing)	—
Latvian	bloķēt(to prevent passing), bloķēt(to prevent an action), bloķēt(to impede opponent)	—
Malay	bongkah(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), papan(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading)	—
Manchu	ᡴᠠᠮᠪᡳ(to prevent passing)	kambi
Māori	paraka(part of a ship's rigging), poraka(part of a ship's rigging), poraka(group of buildings demarcated by streets), tāngutu(section of split log used as fuel), aukati(to impede opponent), kati(to fill, making it impossible to pass), puni(to fill, making it impossible to pass), pākati(to fill, making it impossible to pass), tairi(to fill, making it impossible to pass), taupare(to impede opponent), tāiha(to fill, making it impossible to pass), tāiha(to prevent passing), whakapuni(to impede opponent), ārai(to fill, making it impossible to pass), ārai(to prevent passing), ārai(to impede opponent)	—
Norman	blotchi(to prevent passing)	—
Norwegian	blokk(distance from one street to another), kloss(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	kvartal(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	kvartal(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	—
Ottoman Turkish	كوتوك(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	kütük
Persian	بلوک(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), بلوک(distance from one street to another)	blok, blok
Plautdietsch	Klotz(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	—
Polish	bloczydło(residential building consisting of flats), blok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(philately: joined group of stamps, forming square), blok(computing: logical data storage unit), blok(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), blok(residential building consisting of flats), blok(volleyball: defensive play), blokować(to fill, making it impossible to pass), blokować(to prevent passing), blokować(to prevent an action), blokować(to impede opponent), blokować(to disable communication), zablokować(to fill, making it impossible to pass), zablokować(to prevent passing), zablokować(to prevent an action), zablokować(to impede opponent), zablokowywać(to fill, making it impossible to pass), zablokowywać(to prevent passing), zablokowywać(to prevent an action), zablokowywać(to impede opponent)	—
Portuguese	bloco(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloco(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), bloco(computing: logical data storage unit), bloco(chemistry: portion of macromolecule), bloco(residential building consisting of flats), bloqueio(something that prevents passing), bloqueio(volleyball: defensive play), cantão(section of a railroad where the block system is used), quadra(group of buildings demarcated by streets), quadra(distance from one street to another), quarteirão(group of buildings demarcated by streets), quarteirão(distance from one street to another), resma(set of paper sheets), bloquear(to prevent passing), bloquear(to prevent an action), bloquear(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address), entupir(to fill, making it impossible to pass), impedir(to prevent passing), impedir(to prevent an action), obstruir(to fill, making it impossible to pass), obstruir(to prevent passing)	—
Romanian	bloc(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloc(set of paper sheets), bloc(residential building consisting of flats), bloca(to prevent passing)	—
Russian	башка́(slang: human head), блок(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), блок(set of paper sheets), блок(philately: joined group of stamps, forming square), блок(computing: logical data storage unit), блок(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), блок(sports: action to interfere), блок(volleyball: defensive play), болванка(mould on which headgear is shaped), кварта́л(group of buildings demarcated by streets), кварта́л(distance from one street to another), коло́да(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), плаха(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), полено(section of split log used as fuel), прегра́да(something that prevents passing), чурба́н(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), чурбак(section of split log used as fuel), блоки́ровать(to fill, making it impossible to pass), блоки́ровать(to prevent passing), блокировать(to impede opponent), воспрепя́тствовать(to prevent an action), заблоки́ровать(to fill, making it impossible to pass), прегради́ть(to fill, making it impossible to pass), прегражда́ть(to fill, making it impossible to pass), препя́тствовать(to prevent an action)	bašká, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, bolvanka, kvartál, kvartál, kolóda, plaxa, poleno, pregráda, čurbán, čurbak, blokírovatʹ, blokírovatʹ, blokirovatʹ, vosprepjátstvovatʹ, zablokírovatʹ, pregradítʹ, pregraždátʹ, prepjátstvovatʹ
Scottish Gaelic	ceap(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), sgonn(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), sgonn(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading)	—
Serbo-Croatian	blok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), blok(set of paper sheets), blok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blok(distance from one street to another), blokada(something that prevents passing), glava(slang: human head), klada(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), notes(set of paper sheets), risanka(set of paper sheets), zapreka(something that prevents passing), zaprjeka(something that prevents passing), četvrt(group of buildings demarcated by streets), četvrt(distance from one street to another), blokirati(to prevent passing)	—
Sikkimese	བཀག(to prevent passing), བཀག(to prevent an action), བཀག(to impede opponent)	bkag, bkag, bkag
Slovak	blok(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), blok(set of paper sheets), blok(computing: logical data storage unit), blok(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), blok(cryptography: fixed-length group of bits making up part of a message), blok(group of buildings demarcated by streets), blok(distance from one street to another), bytovka(residential building consisting of flats), poleno(section of split log used as fuel), polienko(section of split log used as fuel), prekážka(something that prevents passing), blokovať(to prevent passing), blokovať(to prevent an action), blokovať(to disable communication), blokovať(computing: to wait), upchať(to fill, making it impossible to pass), upchať(to prevent passing), zablokovať(to fill, making it impossible to pass), zablokovať(to prevent passing), zablokovať(to prevent an action), zablokovať(to disable communication), zabrániť(to prevent an action), zastaviť(to prevent passing), zastaviť(to prevent an action), čakať(computing: to wait)	—
Spanish	block(set of paper sheets), bloque(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), bloque(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), bloque(computing: logical data storage unit), bloque(chemistry: portion of macromolecule), bloque(residential building consisting of flats), bloqueta(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), cuadra(group of buildings demarcated by streets), cuadra(distance from one street to another), manzana(group of buildings demarcated by streets), manzana(distance from one street to another), sección(section of a railroad where the block system is used), atascar(to fill, making it impossible to pass), atorar(to prevent passing), bloquear(to fill, making it impossible to pass), bloquear(to prevent passing), bloquear(to prevent an action), bloquear(to impede opponent), bloquear(to disable communication), impedir(to prevent passing), impedir(to prevent an action), obstruir(to fill, making it impossible to pass), obstruir(to prevent passing), taponar(to impede opponent)	—
Swedish	block(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), block(part of a ship's rigging), block(set of paper sheets), block(computing: logical data storage unit), block(programming: region of code that acts as single unit), blockering(something that prevents passing), hinder(something that prevents passing), huggkubbe(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), kloss(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), knopp(slang: human head), kubbe(chopping block; cuboid base for cutting or beheading), kvarter(group of buildings demarcated by streets), kvarter(distance from one street to another), skalle(slang: human head), stopp(something that prevents passing), blocka(to disable communication), blockera(to fill, making it impossible to pass), blockera(to prevent passing), blockera(to impede opponent), blockera(to disable communication), blockera(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address), förhindra(to prevent an action)	—
Tagalog	bloke(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	—
Tamil	தடு(to prevent passing)	taṭu
Thai	ช่วงตึก(group of buildings demarcated by streets), ช่วงตึก(distance from one street to another), บล็อก(substantial often approximately cuboid piece)	blɔ́k
Turkish	ada(group of buildings demarcated by streets), kadastro adası(group of buildings demarcated by streets), engellemek(to disable communication)	—
Ukrainian	блок(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), кварта́л(group of buildings demarcated by streets), блокува́ти(to prevent passing), блокува́ти(to prevent an action), заблоко́вувати(to prevent an action), заблокува́ти(to prevent an action)	blok, kvartál, blokuváty, blokuváty, zablokóvuvaty, zablokuváty
Vietnamese	bờ lốc(substantial often approximately cuboid piece), chặn(to prevent passing), chặn(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address), cấm(to impose a ban from accessing an online service, account or IP address)	—
Welsh	bloc(group of buildings demarcated by streets)	—

Ancient Greek

ἄμφοδον, ἐλεός, φράσσω

ámphodon, eleós, phrássō

Arabic

طَابُوقَة, سد

ṭābūqa, sadd

Armenian

թաղամաս

tʻaġamas

Belarusian

блок, кварта́л

blok, kvartál

Bulgarian

блок, блок, блок, блок, блок, блокада, блокче, дръвник, задръстване, каре, квартал, кратуна, пресечка, пречка, пън, скицник, тимберица, цепеница, блокирам, блокирам, блокирам, блокирам, преграждам, препречвам, препятствам

blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blokada, blokče, drǎvnik, zadrǎstvane, kare, kvartal, kratuna, presečka, prečka, pǎn, skicnik, timberica, cepenica, blokiram, blokiram, blokiram, blokiram, pregraždam, preprečvam, prepjatstvam

Burmese

တုံး

tum:

Catalan

bloc, bloqueig, bloqueig, cub, illa, illa, blocar, blocar, blocar, blocar, bloquejar, bloquejar, bloquejar, bloquejar, obstruir

Central Kurdish

گەڕەک

gerrek

Chinese Cantonese

阻住, 阻住, 阻住

zo² zyu⁶, zo² zyu⁶, zo² zyu⁶

Chinese Mandarin

一批, 塊體 /块体, 排球, 砧板, 簇, 索具, 街區 /街区, 街區 /街区, 障礙物 /障碍物, 頭 /头, 封鎖 /封锁, 拉黑

yìpī, kuàitǐ, páiqiú, zhēnbǎn, cù, suǒjù, jiēqū, jiēqū, zhàngāiwù, tóu, fēngsuǒ, lāhēi

Czech

blok, blok, blok, blok, blok

Danish

karre, karré, blokere, spærre

Dutch

blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, kop, straat, verstopping, blokkeren, tegenhouden, tegenhouden, verhinderen, verhinderen, versperren, verstoppen

Esperanto

bloko, bloko, bloko, ŝtopi

Estonian

korruselamu, korrusmaja

Faroese

húsablokkur, húsaleingja, húsasamstøða

Finnish

asuinkerrostalo, blokkaus, boltsi, este, estäminen, halko, hattutukki, järkäle, kimpale, klapi, kortteli, kortteli, korttelinväli, lehtiö, leikkauspölkky, lohkare, lohko, lohko, lohko, lohko, mestauspölkky, neliö, nuppi, näpäys, orsi, ploki, ploki, polla, pylpyrä, pölkky, pölkky, pölkky, saarto, sulku, suojaväli, torjunta, tukos, asemoida, ehkäistä, estää, estää, estää, estää, muotoilla, odottaa, pysäyttää, salvata, sulkea, tukkia, tukkia

French

billot, bloc, bloc, bloc, bloc, blocage, blocage, ciboulot, immeuble, obstruction, pâté de maison, pâté de maisons, rue, tronche, bloquer, bloquer, bloquer, boucher, contrer, obstruer

Galician

bloque, bloque, bloque, atascar, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, impedir, impedir, obstruír

Georgian

დაბლოკავს

dabloḳavs

German

Abschnitt, Block, Block, Block, Block, Block, Block, Datenblock, Häuserblock, Klotz, Klotz, Teil, Verstopfung, abblocken, abblocken, blockieren, blockieren, blockieren, verstopfen

Greek

μπλοκ, εμποδίζω, εμποδίζω, μπλοκάρω, μπλοκάρω

blok, empodízo, empodízo, blokáro, blokáro

Hawaiian

hoʻokeʻa, keʻa, keʻa

Hebrew

חסימה, מחסום, קֻבִּיָּה, חסם, חסם, סינן, סתם

khasimá, makhsóm, qubiyá, khasám, khasám, sinén, satám

Hindi

अवरोध, खंड, खंड, रोकना, अवरोध, प्रतिबंध करना, प्रतिबंध करना, रोकना, रोकना, रोकना

avrodh, khaṇḍ, khaṇḍ, roknā, avrodh, pratibandh karnā, pratibandh karnā, roknā, roknā, roknā

Hungarian

akadály, blokk, csomag, dugulás, elzáródás, füzet, ház, háztömb, kocka, lakóház, lakóépület, leszerelés, rönk, sarok, sarok, torlasz, tuskó, tömb, tömb, tömb, tőke, vérpad, építőkocka

Icelandic

blokk, kubbur, kubbur

Indonesian

balok, blok, blok, mencegah, menghalangi, menutupi

Irish

bloc, ceap, coisc, coisc

Italian

blocchetto, blocco, blocco, blocco, blocco, blocco, blocco, blocco, blocco, bozzello, ceppo, condominio, cubo, ingorgo, isolato, quartina, verricello, bloccare, bloccare, bloccare, bloccare, impedire, ostacolare, ostruire, ostruire

Japanese

ブロック, 塊, 街区, 遮る, 遮る, 阻む, 阻む, 阻む, 阻止する

burokku, katamari, gaiku, saegiru, saegiru, habamu, habamu, habamu, soshi suru

Kazakh

блок

blok

Khmer

ប្លុក, ម្ដុំ, បាំង

blok, mdom, baŋ

Korean

가구, 구역, 블록

gagu, guyeok, beullok

Kyrgyz

квартал m маале m айыл, тос

maale, tos

Latin

claudō, obstruō, obstō

Latvian

bloķēt, bloķēt, bloķēt

Malay

bongkah, papan

Manchu

ᡴᠠᠮᠪᡳ

kambi

Māori

paraka, poraka, poraka, tāngutu, aukati, kati, puni, pākati, tairi, taupare, tāiha, tāiha, whakapuni, ārai, ārai, ārai

blotchi

blokk, kloss

kvartal

kvartal

كوتوك

kütük

Persian

بلوک, بلوک

blok, blok

Plautdietsch

Klotz

Polish

bloczydło, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blokować, blokować, blokować, blokować, blokować, zablokować, zablokować, zablokować, zablokować, zablokowywać, zablokowywać, zablokowywać, zablokowywać

Portuguese

bloco, bloco, bloco, bloco, bloco, bloqueio, bloqueio, cantão, quadra, quadra, quarteirão, quarteirão, resma, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, entupir, impedir, impedir, obstruir, obstruir

Romanian

bloc, bloc, bloc, bloca

Russian

башка́, блок, блок, блок, блок, блок, блок, блок, болванка, кварта́л, кварта́л, коло́да, плаха, полено, прегра́да, чурба́н, чурбак, блоки́ровать, блоки́ровать, блокировать, воспрепя́тствовать, заблоки́ровать, прегради́ть, прегражда́ть, препя́тствовать

bašká, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, bolvanka, kvartál, kvartál, kolóda, plaxa, poleno, pregráda, čurbán, čurbak, blokírovatʹ, blokírovatʹ, blokirovatʹ, vosprepjátstvovatʹ, zablokírovatʹ, pregradítʹ, pregraždátʹ, prepjátstvovatʹ

Scottish Gaelic

ceap, sgonn, sgonn

Serbo-Croatian

blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blokada, glava, klada, notes, risanka, zapreka, zaprjeka, četvrt, četvrt, blokirati

Sikkimese

བཀག, བཀག, བཀག

bkag, bkag, bkag

Slovak

blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, blok, bytovka, poleno, polienko, prekážka, blokovať, blokovať, blokovať, blokovať, upchať, upchať, zablokovať, zablokovať, zablokovať, zablokovať, zabrániť, zastaviť, zastaviť, čakať

Spanish

block, bloque, bloque, bloque, bloque, bloque, bloqueta, cuadra, cuadra, manzana, manzana, sección, atascar, atorar, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, bloquear, impedir, impedir, obstruir, obstruir, taponar

Swedish

block, block, block, block, block, blockering, hinder, huggkubbe, kloss, knopp, kubbe, kvarter, kvarter, skalle, stopp, blocka, blockera, blockera, blockera, blockera, blockera, förhindra