Chow

//t͡ʃaʊ//

Translations of "chow" (14 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Chinese Cantonese	上(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles), 順子 /顺子(mahjong: a set of three consecutive tiles)	soeng⁵, seon⁶ zi²
Chinese Mandarin	吃(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles), 順子 /顺子(mahjong: a set of three consecutive tiles), 食物(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	chī, shùnzi, shíwù
Czech	bašta(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), gáblík(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), žrádlo(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), baštit(to eat), dlabat(to eat)	—
Dutch	eten(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
Finnish	muona(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), ruoka(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), safka(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), sapuska(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
French	bouffe(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
German	Fressalien(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), essen(to eat), hinunterschlingen(to eat), verschlingen(to eat)	—
Hungarian	kaja(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
Italian	foraggio(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
Japanese	めし(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), チー(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles), 吃(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles), 順子(mahjong: a set of three consecutive tiles), 食い物(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), 食う(to eat), 食べる(to eat), 食らう(to eat)	meshi, chī, chī, shuntsu, kuimono, kuu, taberu, kurau
Korean	샹(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles), 슌쯔(mahjong: a set of three consecutive tiles), 츠(mahjong: a call for a set of three consecutive tiles)	syang, syunjjeu, cheu
Russian	жратва́(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), ха́вчик(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), харчи́(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	žratvá, xávčik, xarčí
Serbo-Croatian	klopa(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks), клопа(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—
Vietnamese	thức ăn(''(slang)'' food, especially snacks)	—