Burrow

//ˈbʌɹoʊ//

Translations of "burrow" (50 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	φωλεός(a tunnel or hole)	phōleós
Arabic	جُحْر(a tunnel or hole), دَوْلَج(a tunnel or hole), سَرَب(a tunnel or hole)	juḥr, dawlaj, sarab
Belarusian	нара́(a tunnel or hole)	nará
Bulgarian	ду́пка(a tunnel or hole), ду́пка в земя́та(a tunnel or hole), изравям(to dig a hole), ровя(to dig a hole)	dúpka, dúpka v zemjáta, izravjam, rovja
Catalan	cau(a tunnel or hole)	—
Chinese Mandarin	地洞(a tunnel or hole)	dìdòng
Czech	nora(a tunnel or hole)	—
Danish	jordhule(a tunnel or hole)	—
Dutch	burcht(a tunnel or hole), hol(a tunnel or hole), graven(to dig a hole), wroeten(to dig a hole)	—
Esperanto	terkavo(a tunnel or hole), fosi(to dig a hole)	—
Estonian	tuhnima(to dig a hole)	—
Finnish	kolo(a tunnel or hole), kaivaa(to dig a hole)	—
French	clapier(a tunnel or hole), terrier(a tunnel or hole)	—
Galician	caustra(a tunnel or hole), latebra(a tunnel or hole), manida(a tunnel or hole), muraqueira(a tunnel or hole), paleira(a tunnel or hole), tobo(a tunnel or hole), toco(a tunnel or hole)	—
Georgian	სორო(a tunnel or hole)	soro
German	Bau(a tunnel or hole), graben(to dig a hole)	—
Hebrew	חור(a tunnel or hole), מאורה(a tunnel or hole), מחילה(a tunnel or hole)	khor, meurá, mekhilá
Hindi	बिल(a tunnel or hole)	bil
Hungarian	járat(a tunnel or hole), lyuk(a tunnel or hole), üreg(a tunnel or hole)	—
Irish	poll(a tunnel or hole), uachais(a tunnel or hole)	—
Italian	buca(a tunnel or hole), covo(a tunnel or hole), cunicolo(a tunnel or hole), tana(a tunnel or hole), scavare una tana(to dig a hole)	—
Japanese	巣穴(a tunnel or hole), 穴(a tunnel or hole)	suana, ana
Kazakh	ін(a tunnel or hole)	ın
Khakas	ін(a tunnel or hole)	ìn
Korean	굴(a tunnel or hole), 소굴(a tunnel or hole)	gul, sogul
Latin	hola(a tunnel or hole)	—
Lithuanian	ola(a tunnel or hole), urvas(a tunnel or hole), kasti(to dig a hole)	—
Macedonian	дупка(a tunnel or hole), дупка в земјата(a tunnel or hole)	dupka, dupka v zemjata
Manx	towl(a tunnel or hole)	—
Māori	rua(a tunnel or hole), tūrua(a tunnel or hole), unu(a tunnel or hole), apu(to dig a hole)	—
Ojibwe	waanzh(a tunnel or hole), waazh(a tunnel or hole)	—
Old Czech	jězvina(a tunnel or hole)	—
Ottoman Turkish	این(a tunnel or hole)	in
Polish	jama(a tunnel or hole), nora(a tunnel or hole), tunel(a tunnel or hole), kopać(to dig a hole)	—
Portuguese	toca(a tunnel or hole), túnel(a tunnel or hole), cavar(to dig a hole)	—
Romanian	vizuină(a tunnel or hole)	—
Russian	нора́(a tunnel or hole)	norá
Serbo-Croatian	jazbina(a tunnel or hole), јазбина(a tunnel or hole)	—
Slovak	nora(a tunnel or hole)	—
Slovene	jazbina(a tunnel or hole)	—
Spanish	madriguera(a tunnel or hole), ratonera(a tunnel or hole), cavar(to dig a hole), socavar(to dig a hole)	—
Swedish	gryt(a tunnel or hole), håla(a tunnel or hole), jordkula(a tunnel or hole)	—
Tagalog	lungga(a tunnel or hole)	—
Tarifit	axbuš(a tunnel or hole)	—
Thai	รู(a tunnel or hole)	ruu
Tibetan	ས་འོག་ཚ་ཁུང(a tunnel or hole)	sa 'og tsha khung
Turkish	in(a tunnel or hole)	—
Ukrainian	нора́(a tunnel or hole)	norá
Vietnamese	hang(a tunnel or hole)	—
Welsh	twll(a tunnel or hole)	—