Champion
//ˈt͡ʃæm.pi.ən//
Translations of "champion" (74 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | kampion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πρόμαχος(someone who has been winner in a contest), ὑπέρμαχος(someone who fights on another's behalf) | prómakhos, hupérmakhos | |
| Arabic | بَطَل(someone who has been winner in a contest), بَطَلَة(someone who has been winner in a contest), نَصِير(defender of a cause), نَصِيرَة(defender of a cause) | baṭal, baṭala, naṣīr, naṣīra | |
| Armenian | չեմպիոն(someone who has been winner in a contest) | čʻempion | |
| Asturian | campeón(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | çempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Basque | txapeldun(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Belarusian | абаро́нца(defender of a cause), барацьбі́т(defender of a cause), змага́р(defender of a cause), змага́рка(defender of a cause), чэмпіён(someone who has been winner in a contest), чэмпіёнка(someone who has been winner in a contest) | abarónca, baracʹbít, zmahár, zmahárka, čempijón, čempijónka | |
| Bulgarian | отличен(something very positive), защи́тник(defender of a cause), побо́рник(defender of a cause), шампио́н(someone who has been winner in a contest), шампио́нка(someone who has been winner in a contest), защитавам(to advocate), подкрепям(to advocate) | otličen, zaštítnik, pobórnik, šampión, šampiónka, zaštitavam, podkrepjam | |
| Catalan | campió(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | پاڵەوان(someone who has been winner in a contest) | pallewan | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 冠軍 /冠军(someone who has been winner in a contest), 擁護者 /拥护者(defender of a cause) | guànjūn, yōnghùzhě | |
| Crimean Tatar | çempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Czech | mistr(someone who has been winner in a contest), mistryně(someone who has been winner in a contest), přeborník(someone who has been winner in a contest), šampión(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Danish | førsteklasses(something very positive), mesterlig(something very positive), champion(someone who has been winner in a contest), mester(someone who has been winner in a contest), forfægte(to advocate), forsvare(to advocate) | — | |
| Dutch | eerste klasse(something very positive), meesterlijk(something very positive), kampioen(someone who has been winner in a contest), kampioene(someone who has been winner in a contest), voorvechter(defender of a cause), voorvechten(to advocate) | — | |
| Esperanto | ĉampionino(someone who has been winner in a contest), ĉampiono(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Estonian | meister(someone who has been winner in a contest), tšempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Faroese | meistari(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Finnish | mestari(something very positive), esitaistelija(defender of a cause), mestari(someone who has been winner in a contest), puolestapuhuja(defender of a cause), puolustaa(to advocate), taistella jonkun puolesta(to advocate) | — | |
| French | champion(someone who has been winner in a contest), championne(someone who has been winner in a contest), championner(to advocate) | — | |
| Gagauz | çempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Galician | campión(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Georgian | ჩემპიონი(someone who has been winner in a contest) | čemṗioni | |
| German | Beschützer(defender of a cause), Fürsprecher(defender of a cause), Gewinner(someone who has been winner in a contest), Gewinnerin(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meister(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meisterin(someone who has been winner in a contest), Sieger(someone who has been winner in a contest), Siegerin(someone who has been winner in a contest), Vorkämpfer(defender of a cause), eintreten für(to advocate) | — | |
| Greek | πρωταθλήτρια(someone who has been winner in a contest), πρωταθλητής(someone who has been winner in a contest), υπέρμαχος(defender of a cause), υπερασπιστής(defender of a cause), προασπίζω(to advocate), υπερασπίζομαι(to advocate) | protathlítria, protathlitís, ypérmachos, yperaspistís, proaspízo, yperaspízomai | |
| Hebrew | אַלּוּף(someone who has been winner in a contest), אַלּוּפָה(someone who has been winner in a contest) | alúf, alufa | |
| Hindi | चैंपियन(someone who has been winner in a contest) | ca͠ipiyan | |
| Hungarian | bajnok(someone who has been winner in a contest), bajnoknő(a female champion) | — | |
| Indonesian | juara(someone who has been winner in a contest), pemenang(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | قَهْرَمان(someone who has been winner in a contest), پَهْلِوان(defender of a cause) | ġahramân, pahlevân | |
| Irish | curadh(someone who has been winner in a contest), seaimpín(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Italian | campione(someone who has been winner in a contest), campionessa(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Japanese | チャンピオン(someone who has been winner in a contest), 優勝者(someone who has been winner in a contest), 擁護者(defender of a cause), 王者(someone who has been winner in a contest) | chanpion, yūshōsha, yōgosha, ōja | |
| Kazakh | чемпион(someone who has been winner in a contest) | çempion | |
| Khmer | ជើងឯក(someone who has been winner in a contest) | cəəng ʼaek | |
| Korean | 옹호자(defender of a cause), 우승자(someone who has been winner in a contest), 챔피언(someone who has been winner in a contest) | onghoja, useungja, chaempieon | |
| Kyrgyz | чемпион(someone who has been winner in a contest) | cempion | |
| Latin | adversaria(someone who has been winner in a contest), adversarius(someone who has been winner in a contest), praeses(defender of a cause), propugnator(defender of a cause), propugnatrix(defender of a cause), prōpugnātor(someone who fights on another's behalf) | — | |
| Latvian | aizstāvis(defender of a cause), čempione(someone who has been winner in a contest), čempions(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Lithuanian | čempionas(someone who has been winner in a contest), čempionė(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Low German | Meester(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meesterin(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meestersch(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meestersche(someone who has been winner in a contest), Meister(someone who has been winner in a contest), Mester(someone who has been winner in a contest), Winner(someone who has been winner in a contest), Winnerin(someone who has been winner in a contest), Winnersch(someone who has been winner in a contest), Winnersche(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Macedonian | перјаник(someone who fights on another's behalf), поборник(defender of a cause), поборничка(defender of a cause), шампио́н(someone who has been winner in a contest), шампио́нка(someone who has been winner in a contest) | perjanik, pobornik, pobornička, šampión, šampiónka | |
| Māori | papatū(someone who has been winner in a contest), pākai(someone who fights on another's behalf), toki(someone who has been winner in a contest), whakaihuwaka(someone who has been winner in a contest), hapahapai(to advocate), kōkiri(to advocate), whakatuarā(to advocate) | — | |
| Mongolian | аварга(someone who has been winner in a contest), тэмцэгч(someone who has been winner in a contest) | avarga, temcegč | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | forkjemper(defender of a cause), mester(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | forkjempar(defender of a cause), meister(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Occitan | campion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | آلپ(defender of a cause), قهرمان(defender of a cause), قوچاق(defender of a cause), پهلوان(defender of a cause), یكیت(defender of a cause) | alp, kahraman, koçak, pehlevân, pehlivân, yigit | |
| Pashto | اتل(something very positive), اتل(someone who has been winner in a contest), اتل(defender of a cause), اتله(someone who has been winner in a contest), اتله(defender of a cause) | atël, atël, atël, atëla, atëla | |
| Polish | mistrz(someone who has been winner in a contest), mistrzyni(someone who has been winner in a contest), obrońca(defender of a cause), obrończyni(defender of a cause), zwyciężca(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Portuguese | campeã(someone who has been winner in a contest), campeão(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Romagnol | as(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Romanian | campioană(someone who has been winner in a contest), campion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Russian | боре́ц(defender of a cause), защи́тник(defender of a cause), защи́тница(defender of a cause), победи́тель(someone who has been winner in a contest), победи́тельница(someone who has been winner in a contest), побо́рник(defender of a cause), побо́рница(defender of a cause), чемпио́н(someone who has been winner in a contest), чемпио́нка(someone who has been winner in a contest), защища́ть(to advocate), отста́ивать(to advocate) | boréc, zaščítnik, zaščítnica, pobedítelʹ, pobedítelʹnica, pobórnik, pobórnica, čempión, čempiónka, zaščiščátʹ, otstáivatʹ | |
| Scots | fechter(defender of a cause) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | gaisgeach(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pr̀vāk(someone who has been winner in a contest), pòbednīk(someone who has been winner in a contest), pòbjednīk(someone who has been winner in a contest), pòbōrnīk(defender of a cause), zagovòrnīk(defender of a cause), šampìōn(someone who has been winner in a contest), загово̀рнӣк(defender of a cause), по̀беднӣк(someone who has been winner in a contest), по̀бо̄рнӣк(defender of a cause), по̀бједнӣк(someone who has been winner in a contest), пр̀ва̄к(someone who has been winner in a contest), шампѝо̄н(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Slovak | majster(someone who has been winner in a contest), majsterka(someone who has been winner in a contest), preborník(someone who has been winner in a contest), šampión(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Slovene | prvak(someone who has been winner in a contest), prvakinja(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Spanish | abanderado(defender of a cause), adalid(defender of a cause), campeona(someone who has been winner in a contest), campeón(someone who has been winner in a contest), defensor(defender of a cause), paladín(defender of a cause), quijote(defender of a cause), valedor(defender of a cause), abogar por(to advocate), defender(to advocate) | — | |
| Swahili | bingwa(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Swedish | förkämpe(defender of a cause), mästare(someone who has been winner in a contest), mästarinna(someone who has been winner in a contest), vinnare(someone who has been winner in a contest), vinnarinna(someone who has been winner in a contest), kämpa för(to advocate) | — | |
| Tajik | чемпион(someone who has been winner in a contest), қаҳрамон(someone who has been winner in a contest) | čempion, qahramon | |
| Tatar | җиңеп чыгучы(someone who has been winner in a contest), җиңүче(someone who has been winner in a contest), өстен чыгучы(someone who has been winner in a contest) | ciñep çığuçı, ciñüçe, östen çığuçı | |
| Thai | แชมป์(someone who has been winner in a contest), แชมเปี้ยน(someone who has been winner in a contest) | chɛ́m | |
| Turkish | şampiyon(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Turkmen | çempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Ukrainian | боре́ць(defender of a cause), захисни́к(defender of a cause), захисни́ця(defender of a cause), оборо́нець(defender of a cause), побо́рник(defender of a cause), побо́рниця(defender of a cause), чемпіо́н(someone who has been winner in a contest), чемпіо́нка(someone who has been winner in a contest) | borécʹ, zaxysnýk, zaxysnýcja, oborónecʹ, pobórnyk, pobórnycja, čempión, čempiónka | |
| Urdu | حِمایَت کار(defender of a cause), مُبارِز(defender of a cause), چَمْپِییَن(someone who has been winner in a contest) | himāyat kār, mubāriz, campīyan | |
| Uzbek | chempion(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Vietnamese | nhà vô địch(someone who has been winner in a contest), quán quân(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Welsh | hyrwyddwr(someone who has been winner in a contest) | — | |
| Yiddish | מײַסטער(someone who has been winner in a contest), מײַסטערין(someone who has been winner in a contest) | mayster, maysterin |
kampion
campeón
çempion
txapeldun
абаро́нца, барацьбі́т, змага́р, змага́рка, чэмпіён, чэмпіёнка
abarónca, baracʹbít, zmahár, zmahárka, čempijón, čempijónka
отличен, защи́тник, побо́рник, шампио́н, шампио́нка, защитавам, подкрепям
otličen, zaštítnik, pobórnik, šampión, šampiónka, zaštitavam, podkrepjam
campió
çempion
mistr, mistryně, přeborník, šampión
førsteklasses, mesterlig, champion, mester, forfægte, forsvare
eerste klasse, meesterlijk, kampioen, kampioene, voorvechter, voorvechten
ĉampionino, ĉampiono
meister, tšempion
meistari
mestari, esitaistelija, mestari, puolestapuhuja, puolustaa, taistella jonkun puolesta
champion, championne, championner
çempion
campión
Beschützer, Fürsprecher, Gewinner, Gewinnerin, Meister, Meisterin, Sieger, Siegerin, Vorkämpfer, eintreten für
πρωταθλήτρια, πρωταθλητής, υπέρμαχος, υπερασπιστής, προασπίζω, υπερασπίζομαι
protathlítria, protathlitís, ypérmachos, yperaspistís, proaspízo, yperaspízomai
bajnok, bajnoknő
juara, pemenang
curadh, seaimpín
campione, campionessa
adversaria, adversarius, praeses, propugnator, propugnatrix, prōpugnātor
aizstāvis, čempione, čempions
čempionas, čempionė
Meester, Meesterin, Meestersch, Meestersche, Meister, Mester, Winner, Winnerin, Winnersch, Winnersche
перјаник, поборник, поборничка, шампио́н, шампио́нка
perjanik, pobornik, pobornička, šampión, šampiónka
papatū, pākai, toki, whakaihuwaka, hapahapai, kōkiri, whakatuarā
forkjemper, mester
forkjempar, meister
campion
mistrz, mistrzyni, obrońca, obrończyni, zwyciężca
campeã, campeão
as
campioană, campion
боре́ц, защи́тник, защи́тница, победи́тель, победи́тельница, побо́рник, побо́рница, чемпио́н, чемпио́нка, защища́ть, отста́ивать
boréc, zaščítnik, zaščítnica, pobedítelʹ, pobedítelʹnica, pobórnik, pobórnica, čempión, čempiónka, zaščiščátʹ, otstáivatʹ
fechter
gaisgeach
pr̀vāk, pòbednīk, pòbjednīk, pòbōrnīk, zagovòrnīk, šampìōn, загово̀рнӣк, по̀беднӣк, по̀бо̄рнӣк, по̀бједнӣк, пр̀ва̄к, шампѝо̄н
majster, majsterka, preborník, šampión
prvak, prvakinja
abanderado, adalid, campeona, campeón, defensor, paladín, quijote, valedor, abogar por, defender
bingwa
förkämpe, mästare, mästarinna, vinnare, vinnarinna, kämpa för
şampiyon
çempion
боре́ць, захисни́к, захисни́ця, оборо́нець, побо́рник, побо́рниця, чемпіо́н, чемпіо́нка
borécʹ, zaxysnýk, zaxysnýcja, oborónecʹ, pobórnyk, pobórnycja, čempión, čempiónka
chempion
nhà vô địch, quán quân
hyrwyddwr
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.