Chopper

//ˈtʃɒp.ə//

Translations of "chopper" (14 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	κοπίς(knife for chopping food)	kopís
Bulgarian	сатър(knife for chopping food), чопър(type of motorcycle), чопър(kitchen appliance similar to a food processor)	satǎr, čopǎr, čopǎr
Finnish	aksu (AK-47)(slang: assault rifle, especially a fully-automatic one), chopperi(type of motorcycle), hakkuri(electronics: type of electronic switch), kirves(archaeology: crude tool with an irregular cutting edge), kopteri(informal: helicopter), paloitteluveitsi(knife for chopping food), rynkky(slang: assault rifle, especially a fully-automatic one), slaba(slang: penis)	—
French	banane(informal: helicopter), galet aménagé(archaeology: crude tool with an irregular cutting edge), hacheur(electronics: type of electronic switch), hachoir(knife for chopping food), hélico(informal: helicopter), zob(slang: penis)	—
German	Chopper(archaeology: crude tool with an irregular cutting edge), Hackbeil(knife for chopping food), Hubschrauber(informal: helicopter), Schwanz(slang: penis)	—
Korean	찍개(archaeology: crude tool with an irregular cutting edge)	jjikgae
Macedonian	са́тар(knife for chopping food), хелико́птер(informal: helicopter)	sátar, helikópter
Ottoman Turkish	ساطور(knife for chopping food)	satır
Polish	tasak(knife for chopping food)	—
Portuguese	zingarelho(informal: helicopter)	—
Russian	верту́шка(informal: helicopter), реза́к(knife for chopping food), сека́ч(knife for chopping food)	vertúška, rezák, sekáč
Slovak	sekáčik(knife for chopping food)	—
Spanish	chóper(type of motorcycle), helico(informal: helicopter), helicóptero(informal: helicopter), tajador(knife for chopping food), helicar((informal) To travel or transport by helicopter)	—
Tagalog	panghapak(knife for chopping food)	—