Chill
//t͡ʃɪl//
Translations of "chill" (32 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ψύχω(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | psúkhō | |
| Bulgarian | студен(moderately cold or chilly), хладен(moderately cold or chilly), мраз(sudden penetrating sense of cold), студ(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), хлад(sudden penetrating sense of cold), закалявам(to harden a metal surface by sudden cooling), закалявам се(to become hard by rapid cooling), обезкуражавам(to discourage or depress), охладнявам(to become cold), охлаждам(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | studen, hladen, mraz, stud, hlad, zakaljavam, zakaljavam se, obezkuražavam, ohladnjavam, ohlaždam | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 寒氣 /寒气(sudden penetrating sense of cold), 使变冷(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | hánqì | |
| Crimean Tatar | suvuq(moderately cold or chilly) | — | |
| Danish | chille(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Dutch | chillen(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Esperanto | malvarmeto(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), malvarmigi(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), malvarmiĝi(to become cold) | — | |
| Finnish | viileä(moderately cold or chilly), kylmät väreet(sudden numbing fear or dread), puistatus(sudden penetrating sense of cold), viileys(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), väristys(sudden penetrating sense of cold), väristys(sudden numbing fear or dread), chillata(slang: to hang out), hillitä(to discourage or depress), jäähdyttää(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), jäähtyä(to become cold), karkaista(to harden a metal surface by sudden cooling), karkaistua(to become hard by rapid cooling), kylmentyä(to become cold), kylmettyä(to become cold), ottaa rennosti(to relax, lie back), relata(to relax, lie back), tukahduttaa(to discourage or depress), viilentää(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| French | fraicheur(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), frisson(sudden numbing fear or dread), froid(sudden penetrating sense of cold), prendre du bon temps(to relax, lie back), se détendre(to relax, lie back), se relaxer(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), se relaxer(to relax, lie back), se reposer(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| German | kühlen(moderately cold or chilly), kühler(moderately cold or chilly), Frost(sudden penetrating sense of cold), Kälte(sudden penetrating sense of cold), Kälteschauer(sudden numbing fear or dread), Kühle(sudden penetrating sense of cold), Schauer(sudden numbing fear or dread), abkühlen(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), abkühlen(to become cold), abkühlen(to harden a metal surface by sudden cooling), abkühlen(to become hard by rapid cooling), abschrecken(to harden a metal surface by sudden cooling), abschrecken(to become hard by rapid cooling), chillen(to relax, lie back), relaxen(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Hebrew | קְרִירָה(moderately cold or chilly), קָרִיר(moderately cold or chilly), צִנָּה(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), צִנָּה(sudden penetrating sense of cold), קְרִירוּת(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | qrira, qaryr, tziná, tziná, qrirut | |
| Icelandic | tsjilla(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Irish | é a thógáil go bog(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Italian | brivido(sudden penetrating sense of cold), brivido di freddo(sudden penetrating sense of cold), freddezza(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), freddo(sudden penetrating sense of cold), fresco(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), frescura(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), gelo(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), raffreddamento(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), calmarsi(to relax, lie back), raffreddare(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), raffreddarsi(to become cold), rilassarsi(to relax, lie back) | — | |
| Japanese | 寒気(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | samuke | |
| Latin | algor(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | — | |
| Macedonian | ла́ден(moderately cold or chilly), сту́ден(moderately cold or chilly), мраз(sudden penetrating sense of cold), студ(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), студ(sudden penetrating sense of cold), и́злади(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), о́лади(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | láden, stúden, mraz, stud, stud, ízladi, óladi | |
| Māori | haukōeoeo(sudden penetrating sense of cold), whakamātao(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| Navajo | hakʼaz(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | — | |
| Norman | saisissement(sudden numbing fear or dread), fraidgi(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| Norwegian | avkjøle(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), chille(to relax, lie back), kjølne(to become cold) | — | |
| Persian | چاییدن(to become cold) | čâyidan | |
| Polish | ostudzać(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), ostudzić(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), oziębiać(to become cold), oziębić(to become cold), schładzać(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), schłodzić(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| Portuguese | fresco(moderately cold or chilly), frio(moderately cold or chilly), gelo(sudden penetrating sense of cold), esfriar(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), esfriar(to become cold), esfriar(to relax, lie back), resfriar(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| Romanian | răcoros(moderately cold or chilly) | — | |
| Russian | прохла́дный(moderately cold or chilly), дрожь(sudden numbing fear or dread), моро́з(sudden penetrating sense of cold), моро́з(sudden numbing fear or dread), мороз(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), озно́б(sudden penetrating sense of cold), прохла́да(sudden penetrating sense of cold), хо́лод(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | proxládnyj, drožʹ, moróz, moróz, moroz, oznób, proxláda, xólod | |
| Scottish Gaelic | fuaraich(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), fuaraich(to become cold) | — | |
| Spanish | frío(moderately cold or chilly), vivalavirgen(calm, relaxed, easygoing), fresco(sudden penetrating sense of cold), chilear(to relax, lie back), enfriar(to lower the temperature of something; to cool), enfriarse(to become cold), pasar el tiempo(slang: to hang out), relajarse(to relax, lie back), salir(slang: to hang out) | — | |
| Swedish | kalluft(sudden penetrating sense of cold), kyla(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), kyla(sudden penetrating sense of cold), chilla(to relax, lie back), kallna(to become cold), kyla(to lower the temperature of something; to cool) | — | |
| Tagalog | talagnaw(sudden penetrating sense of cold), talaknaw(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | — | |
| Ukrainian | чілити(to relax, lie back) | čilyty | |
| Walloon | friskete(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), froed(sudden penetrating sense of cold), froedeur(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), frumjhon(sudden penetrating sense of cold), frumjhon(sudden numbing fear or dread), rafroedixhmint(moderate, but uncomfortable coldness), rafroedixhmint(sudden penetrating sense of cold) | — |
студен, хладен, мраз, студ, хлад, закалявам, закалявам се, обезкуражавам, охладнявам, охлаждам
studen, hladen, mraz, stud, hlad, zakaljavam, zakaljavam se, obezkuražavam, ohladnjavam, ohlaždam
suvuq
chille
chillen
malvarmeto, malvarmigi, malvarmiĝi
viileä, kylmät väreet, puistatus, viileys, väristys, väristys, chillata, hillitä, jäähdyttää, jäähtyä, karkaista, karkaistua, kylmentyä, kylmettyä, ottaa rennosti, relata, tukahduttaa, viilentää
fraicheur, frisson, froid, prendre du bon temps, se détendre, se relaxer, se relaxer, se reposer
kühlen, kühler, Frost, Kälte, Kälteschauer, Kühle, Schauer, abkühlen, abkühlen, abkühlen, abkühlen, abschrecken, abschrecken, chillen, relaxen
tsjilla
é a thógáil go bog
brivido, brivido di freddo, freddezza, freddo, fresco, frescura, gelo, raffreddamento, calmarsi, raffreddare, raffreddarsi, rilassarsi
algor
ла́ден, сту́ден, мраз, студ, студ, и́злади, о́лади
láden, stúden, mraz, stud, stud, ízladi, óladi
haukōeoeo, whakamātao
hakʼaz
saisissement, fraidgi
avkjøle, chille, kjølne
ostudzać, ostudzić, oziębiać, oziębić, schładzać, schłodzić
fresco, frio, gelo, esfriar, esfriar, esfriar, resfriar
răcoros
прохла́дный, дрожь, моро́з, моро́з, мороз, озно́б, прохла́да, хо́лод
proxládnyj, drožʹ, moróz, moróz, moroz, oznób, proxláda, xólod
fuaraich, fuaraich
frío, vivalavirgen, fresco, chilear, enfriar, enfriarse, pasar el tiempo, relajarse, salir
kalluft, kyla, kyla, chilla, kallna, kyla
talagnaw, talaknaw
friskete, froed, froedeur, frumjhon, frumjhon, rafroedixhmint, rafroedixhmint
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.