Chink
//t͡ʃɪŋk//
Translations of "chink" (28 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ῥώξ(narrow opening) | rhṓx | |
| Bulgarian | дрънкане(slight sound), монети(ready money, especially in the form of coins), пари(ready money, especially in the form of coins), пролука(narrow opening), цепнатина(narrow opening), дрънкам(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), запушвам пукнатини(to fill an opening), звънтя(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching) | drǎnkane, moneti, pari, proluka, cepnatina, drǎnkam, zapušvam puknatini, zvǎntja | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 支(offensive: Chinese person), 支人(offensive: Chinese person), 支豬 /支猪(offensive: Chinese person), 支那人(offensive: Chinese person), 秦腔窮 /秦腔穷(offensive: Chinese person), 老中(offensive: Chinese person), 老中人(offensive: Chinese person), 老鐘 /老钟(offensive: Chinese person), 老鐘人 /老钟人(offensive: Chinese person), 芝麻人(offensive: Chinese person), 蜘蛛(offensive: Chinese person) | zhī, zhīrén, zhīzhū, zhīnàrén, qínqiāngqióng, lǎozhōng, lǎozhōngrén, lǎozhōng, lǎozhōngrén, zhīmárén, zhīzhū | |
| Dutch | spleetoog(offensive: East Asian person) | — | |
| Esperanto | ĉinaĉo(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Finnish | helinä(slight sound), helähdys(slight sound), helähtely(slight sound), kilahdus(slight sound), kilahtelu(slight sound), kilinä(slight sound), kilisevä(ready money, especially in the form of coins), kinkki(offensive: Chinese person), kinuski(offensive: Chinese person), naarmu(chip or dent in something metallic), rako(narrow opening), rakonen(narrow opening), helistä(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), helähdellä(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), helähtää(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), kilahdella(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), kilahtaa(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), kilistä(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), tilkitä(to fill an opening) | — | |
| French | chinetoc(offensive: Chinese person), chinetoque(offensive: Chinese person), chintok(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| German | Bargeld(ready money, especially in the form of coins), Beule(chip or dent in something metallic), Delle(chip or dent in something metallic), Klang(slight sound), Klimpern(slight sound), Klingen(slight sound), Klirren(slight sound), Moneten(ready money, especially in the form of coins), Riss(narrow opening), Ritze(narrow opening), Schlitzauge(offensive: East Asian person), Spalt(narrow opening), Spalte(narrow opening), Zaster(ready money, especially in the form of coins), anstoßen(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), ausfüllen(to fill an opening), ausstopfen(to fill an opening), kalfatern(to fill an opening), klimpern(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), klingen(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), klirren(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching), verstopfen(to fill an opening) | — | |
| Indonesian | Cina(offensive: Chinese person), anak Cina(offensive: Chinese person), orang Cina(offensive: Chinese person), singkek(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Irish | scáineadh(narrow opening) | — | |
| Japanese | ちゃんころ(offensive: Chinese person), チャンコロ(offensive: Chinese person), ポコペン(offensive: Chinese person), 不彀本(offensive: Chinese person), 支那人(offensive: Chinese person) | Chankoro, Chankoro, Pokopen, Pokopen, Shina-jin | |
| Korean | 되놈(offensive: Chinese person), 뙤놈(offensive: Chinese person), 짱깨(offensive: Chinese person), 짱꼴라(offensive: Chinese person) | doenom, ttoenom, jjangkkae, jjangkkolla | |
| Māori | haeatatanga(a narrow beam or patch of light coming through a gap), kūwatawata(a narrow beam or patch of light coming through a gap), matata(narrow opening), matatatanga(narrow opening), piere(narrow opening), piere(narrow opening), riwhariwha(narrow opening) | — | |
| Mongolian | хужаа(offensive: Chinese person) | xužaa | |
| Norwegian | chipper(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Old English | ċine(chip or dent in something metallic) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | آرالق(narrow opening), چاك(narrow opening) | aralık, çâk | |
| Persian | چشم تنگ(offensive: East Asian person) | čašm tang | |
| Polish | kitajec(offensive: Chinese person), szczelina(narrow opening), szpara(narrow opening), żółtek(offensive: East Asian person) | — | |
| Portuguese | xing ling(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Russian | китаёза(offensive: Chinese person), побрякивание(slight sound), скол(chip or dent in something metallic), тре́щина(narrow opening), узкогла́зый(offensive: East Asian person), цара́пина(chip or dent in something metallic), щель(narrow opening), замазывать(to fill an opening), затыка́ть(to fill an opening), звене́ть(to make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching) | kitajóza, pobrjakivanije, skol, tréščina, uzkoglázyj, carápina, ščelʹ, zamazyvatʹ, zatykátʹ, zvenétʹ | |
| Spanish | fisura(narrow opening), monedas(ready money, especially in the form of coins), rendija(narrow opening), rellenar(to fill an opening) | — | |
| Swedish | kinesjävel(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Tagalog | Tsekwa(offensive: Chinese person) | — | |
| Thai | เจ๊ก(offensive: Chinese person) | jék | |
| Turkish | yarık(chip or dent in something metallic), çan çin çon(offensive: Chinese person), çatlak(chip or dent in something metallic) | — | |
| Ukrainian | тріщина(narrow opening), шпарина(narrow opening), щілина(narrow opening) | triščyna, šparyna, ščilyna | |
| Vietnamese | người Chệch(offensive: Chinese person), người Tàu(offensive: Chinese person) | — |
дрънкане, монети, пари, пролука, цепнатина, дрънкам, запушвам пукнатини, звънтя
drǎnkane, moneti, pari, proluka, cepnatina, drǎnkam, zapušvam puknatini, zvǎntja
支, 支人, 支豬 /支猪, 支那人, 秦腔窮 /秦腔穷, 老中, 老中人, 老鐘 /老钟, 老鐘人 /老钟人, 芝麻人, 蜘蛛
zhī, zhīrén, zhīzhū, zhīnàrén, qínqiāngqióng, lǎozhōng, lǎozhōngrén, lǎozhōng, lǎozhōngrén, zhīmárén, zhīzhū
spleetoog
ĉinaĉo
helinä, helähdys, helähtely, kilahdus, kilahtelu, kilinä, kilisevä, kinkki, kinuski, naarmu, rako, rakonen, helistä, helähdellä, helähtää, kilahdella, kilahtaa, kilistä, tilkitä
chinetoc, chinetoque, chintok
Bargeld, Beule, Delle, Klang, Klimpern, Klingen, Klirren, Moneten, Riss, Ritze, Schlitzauge, Spalt, Spalte, Zaster, anstoßen, ausfüllen, ausstopfen, kalfatern, klimpern, klingen, klirren, verstopfen
Cina, anak Cina, orang Cina, singkek
scáineadh
haeatatanga, kūwatawata, matata, matatatanga, piere, piere, riwhariwha
chipper
ċine
kitajec, szczelina, szpara, żółtek
xing ling
китаёза, побрякивание, скол, тре́щина, узкогла́зый, цара́пина, щель, замазывать, затыка́ть, звене́ть
kitajóza, pobrjakivanije, skol, tréščina, uzkoglázyj, carápina, ščelʹ, zamazyvatʹ, zatykátʹ, zvenétʹ
fisura, monedas, rendija, rellenar
kinesjävel
Tsekwa
yarık, çan çin çon, çatlak
người Chệch, người Tàu
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