Chime

Translations of "chime" (18 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Armenian	շառաչել(to make the sound of a chime)	šaṙačʻel
Bulgarian	камбанен звън(sound made by a chime), камбанка(individual component thereof), камбанки(musical instrument), звънтя(to make the sound of a chime), звъня(to make the sound of a chime), хармонирам(to agree, correspond)	kambanen zvǎn, kambanka, kambanki, zvǎntja, zvǎnja, harmoniram
Catalan	coincidir(to agree, correspond), repicar(to make the sound of a chime), tocar(to make the sound of a chime)	—
Danish	klokke(musical instrument), kime(to make the sound of a chime), ringe(to make the sound of a chime)	—
Dutch	klok(musical instrument), luiden(to make the sound of a chime), overeenstemmen(to agree, correspond), stroken(to agree, correspond)	—
Finnish	kello(individual component thereof), kellonsoitto(sound made by a chime), kellopeli(musical instrument), kellot(musical instrument), kellot(sound made by a chime), malletti(hammer or device to strike a bell), merkkiääni(sound made by a chime), putkikellot(musical instrument), soittokello(ringing or tone-making component of a device), kaikua(to make a rude correspondence of sounds), soida(to make the sound of a chime), soida(to make a rude correspondence of sounds), soittaa(to cause to sound in harmony), sopia yhteen(to agree, correspond)	—
French	carillon(musical instrument), carillonner(to make the sound of a chime)	—
German	Glocke(musical instrument), läuten(to make the sound of a chime), übereinstimmen(to agree, correspond)	—
Hungarian	csengő(individual component thereof), csengő(ringing or tone-making component of a device), csengőszó(sound made by a chime), harang(individual component thereof), harang(ringing or tone-making component of a device), harangjáték(musical instrument), harangszó(sound made by a chime), ütő(hammer or device to strike a bell), cseng(to make the sound of a chime), csörög(to make the sound of a chime), egybevág(to agree, correspond), egyezik(to agree, correspond), megszólal(to make the sound of a chime), pittyeg(to make the sound of a chime), szól(to make the sound of a chime), összhangban van(to agree, correspond)	—
Japanese	チャイム(sound made by a chime), 鐘(musical instrument)	chaimu, kane
Macedonian	ѕвон(sound made by a chime)	dzvon
Māori	tangi(to make the sound of a chime)	—
Ottoman Turkish	چاكلامق(to make the sound of a chime)	çañlamak
Portuguese	combinar(to agree, correspond)	—
Russian	звон(sound made by a chime), звоно́к(ringing or tone-making component of a device), звоно́к(sound made by a chime), колоко́льчик(individual component thereof), колоко́льчик(ringing or tone-making component of a device), колоко́льчики(musical instrument), молото́к(hammer or device to strike a bell), звене́ть(to make the sound of a chime), звони́ть(to make the sound of a chime), соотве́тствовать(to agree, correspond)	zvon, zvonók, zvonók, kolokólʹčik, kolokólʹčik, kolokólʹčiki, molotók, zvenétʹ, zvonítʹ, sootvétstvovatʹ
Spanish	campanada(sound made by a chime), campanilla(ringing or tone-making component of a device), repique(sound made by a chime), coincidir(to agree, correspond), tañer(to make the sound of a chime)	—
Swedish	klämta(to make the sound of a chime), ringa(to make the sound of a chime)	—
Vietnamese	kêu(to make the sound of a chime), rung(to make the sound of a chime)	—