Char
Translations of "char" (24 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | езерна пъстърва(fish), чистачка(cleaning woman), обгарям(to burn slightly), овъглявам(to burn something to charcoal) | ezerna pǎstǎrva, čistačka, obgarjam, ovǎgljavam | |
| Catalan | carbonitzar(to burn something to charcoal), socarrar(to burn slightly) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 紅點鮭 /红点鲑(fish), 烧焦(to burn something to charcoal) | hóngdiǎnguī, shāojiāo | |
| Czech | opálit(to burn slightly), ožehnout(to burn slightly) | — | |
| Danish | rødding(fish) | — | |
| Dutch | poetsvrouw(cleaning woman), werkster(cleaning woman), verkolen(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Faroese | bleika(fish), bleikja(fish) | — | |
| Finnish | hiili(charred substance), nieriä(fish), puronieriä(fish), puuhiili(charred substance), siivooja(cleaning woman), taloudenhoitaja(cleaning woman), hiillyttää(to burn slightly), hiiltää(to burn something to charcoal), kärventää(to burn slightly) | — | |
| French | bonne(cleaning woman), femme de ménage(cleaning woman), omble(fish), carboniser(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Galician | carbonizar(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| German | Kohle(charred substance), Putzfrau(cleaning woman), Röötel(fish), Saibling(fish), ankohlen(to burn something to charcoal), ansengen(to burn slightly), verkohlen(to burn something to charcoal), versengen(to burn slightly) | — | |
| Greek | άνθρακας(charred substance), κάρβουνο(charred substance), καθαρίστρια(cleaning woman), παραδουλεύτρα(cleaning woman), καρβουνιάζω(to burn something to charcoal) | ánthrakas, kárvouno, katharístria, paradouléftra, karvouniázo | |
| Hungarian | szaibling(fish), szemling(fish), elszenesít(to burn something to charcoal), karbonizál(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Icelandic | bleikjuættkvísl(fish) | — | |
| Italian | domestica(cleaning woman), salmerino(fish), carbonizzare(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Japanese | 岩魚(fish) | iwana | |
| Macedonian | изме́ќарка(cleaning woman), чи́стачка(cleaning woman), ја́глен(charred substance), по́гори(to burn slightly), по́црни(to burn slightly), јагле́ниса(to burn something to charcoal) | izméḱarka, čístačka, jáglen, pógori, pócrni, jaglénisa | |
| Māori | hunuhunu(to burn slightly), ngunu(to burn slightly) | — | |
| Polish | pstrąg źródlany(fish), sprzątaczka(cleaning woman), węgiel(charred substance), opalać(to burn slightly), opalić(to burn slightly), osmalać(to burn something to charcoal), osmalić(to burn something to charcoal), zwęglać(to burn something to charcoal), zwęglić(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Portuguese | char(a character in programming), carbonizar(to burn something to charcoal), chamuscar(to burn slightly) | — | |
| Russian | перс(a player character in a game), пестру́шка(fish), ручьева́я форе́ль(fish), у́голь(charred substance), убо́рщица(cleaning woman), форе́ль(fish), чар(a character in programming), чар(a player character in a game), копти́ть(to burn slightly), обжигать(to burn slightly), обу́гливать(to burn something to charcoal), обу́глить(to burn something to charcoal), опалять(to burn slightly), чернить(to burn slightly) | pers, pestrúška, ručʹjevája forélʹ, úgolʹ, ubórščica, forélʹ, čar, čar, koptítʹ, obžigatʹ, obúglivatʹ, obúglitʹ, opaljatʹ, černitʹ | |
| Sanskrit | प्लोषति(to burn slightly) | ploṣati | |
| Spanish | salvelino(fish), tostón(charred substance), carbonizar(to burn something to charcoal) | — | |
| Swedish | röding(fish), städerska(cleaning woman), förkolna(to burn something to charcoal) | — |
езерна пъстърва, чистачка, обгарям, овъглявам
ezerna pǎstǎrva, čistačka, obgarjam, ovǎgljavam
carbonitzar, socarrar
opálit, ožehnout
rødding
poetsvrouw, werkster, verkolen
bleika, bleikja
hiili, nieriä, puronieriä, puuhiili, siivooja, taloudenhoitaja, hiillyttää, hiiltää, kärventää
bonne, femme de ménage, omble, carboniser
carbonizar
Kohle, Putzfrau, Röötel, Saibling, ankohlen, ansengen, verkohlen, versengen
άνθρακας, κάρβουνο, καθαρίστρια, παραδουλεύτρα, καρβουνιάζω
ánthrakas, kárvouno, katharístria, paradouléftra, karvouniázo
szaibling, szemling, elszenesít, karbonizál
bleikjuættkvísl
domestica, salmerino, carbonizzare
изме́ќарка, чи́стачка, ја́глен, по́гори, по́црни, јагле́ниса
izméḱarka, čístačka, jáglen, pógori, pócrni, jaglénisa
hunuhunu, ngunu
pstrąg źródlany, sprzątaczka, węgiel, opalać, opalić, osmalać, osmalić, zwęglać, zwęglić
char, carbonizar, chamuscar
перс, пестру́шка, ручьева́я форе́ль, у́голь, убо́рщица, форе́ль, чар, чар, копти́ть, обжигать, обу́гливать, обу́глить, опалять, чернить
pers, pestrúška, ručʹjevája forélʹ, úgolʹ, ubórščica, forélʹ, čar, čar, koptítʹ, obžigatʹ, obúglivatʹ, obúglitʹ, opaljatʹ, černitʹ
salvelino, tostón, carbonizar
röding, städerska, förkolna
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