Clot
Translations of "clot" (33 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | θρόμβος(blood clot), θρόμβος(solidified mass of any liquid) | thrómbos, thrómbos | |
| Aromanian | cljag(blood clot), ncljeg(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Bulgarian | глупак(a silly person), съсирек(blood clot), пресичам се(to form into a clot), съсирвам се(to form into a clot) | glupak, sǎsirek, presičam se, sǎsirvam se | |
| Catalan | beneit(a silly person), coàgul(blood clot), grumoll(solidified mass of any liquid), agrumollar-se(to form into a clot), coagular(to cause to clot), coagular-se(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 笨蛋(a silly person), 血塊 /血块(blood clot), 結塊 /结块(to form into a clot) | bèndàn, xuèkuài, jiékuài | |
| Dutch | idioot(a silly person), klonter(blood clot), stommeling(a silly person), klonteren(to form into a clot), stollen(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Finnish | hyytymä(blood clot), klimppi(solidified mass of any liquid), tollo(a silly person), hyydyttää(to cause to clot), hyytyä(to form into a clot) | — | |
| French | caillot(blood clot), idiot(a silly person), imbécile(a silly person), thrombus(blood clot), cailler(to form into a clot), coaguler(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Galician | grolo(solidified mass of any liquid), callar(to form into a clot), trallar(to form into a clot) | — | |
| German | Blutgerinnsel(blood clot), Trottel(a silly person), Klumpen bilden(to form into a clot), klumpen(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Greek | θρόμβος(blood clot) | thrómvos | |
| Hungarian | vérrög(blood clot) | — | |
| Ido | grumelo(blood clot), grumeleskar(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Irish | teachtán(blood clot), teachtán(solidified mass of any liquid) | — | |
| Italian | coagulo(blood clot), grumo(blood clot), idiota(a silly person), imbecille(a silly person), stupido(a silly person), trombo(blood clot), coagulare(to cause to clot), coagularsi(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Japanese | (血の)塊(blood clot), 凝血(blood clot) | katamari, gyōketsu | |
| Latin | blatta(blood clot), concrēscere(to form into a clot), conglobāre(to form into a clot), coāgulāre(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Manx | glub(solidified mass of any liquid), çhaghtane(blood clot), binjee(to cause to clot), binjee (dairtying)(to form into a clot), glub(to form into a clot), glub(to cause to clot), çhiu(to form into a clot), çhiu(to cause to clot) | — | |
| Māori | poketoto(blood clot), tepe(blood clot), tepetepe(blood clot), tepe(to form into a clot), tetepe(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Middle English | clod(blood clot) | — | |
| Occitan | grumèl(blood clot), grumèu(blood clot), tromb(blood clot) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | پختی(solidified mass of any liquid), پختیلانمق(to form into a clot) | pıhtı, pıhtılanmak | |
| Persian | لخته(blood clot), لخته شدن(to form into a clot) | laxte, laxte šodan | |
| Polish | grudka(solidified mass of any liquid), skrzep(blood clot), krzepnąć(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Portuguese | bobo(a silly person), coágulo(blood clot), grumo(solidified mass of any liquid), trombo(blood clot), coagular(to form into a clot), coagular(to cause to clot) | — | |
| Romanian | cheag(blood clot), tromb(blood clot), coagula(to cause to clot), închega(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Russian | болва́н(a silly person), сгу́сток(blood clot), запе́чься(to form into a clot), запека́ться(to form into a clot), сверну́ть(to cause to clot), сверну́ться(to form into a clot), свёртывать(to cause to clot), свёртываться(to form into a clot), сгусти́ть(to cause to clot), сгусти́ться(to form into a clot), сгуща́ть(to cause to clot), сгуща́ться(to form into a clot) | bolván, sgústok, zapéčʹsja, zapekátʹsja, svernútʹ, svernútʹsja, svjórtyvatʹ, svjórtyvatʹsja, sgustítʹ, sgustítʹsja, sguščátʹ, sguščátʹsja | |
| Spanish | coágulo(blood clot), cuajarón(blood clot), coagularse(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Thai | ลิ่ม(blood clot) | lîm | |
| Turkish | pıhtı(blood clot), pıhtılaşmak(to form into a clot) | — | |
| Ukrainian | згу́сток(solidified mass of any liquid), згу́сток кро́ві(blood clot), тромб(blood clot) | zhústok, zhústok króvi, tromb | |
| Walloon | alot(blood clot) | — | |
| Welsh | ceulad(solidified mass of any liquid), tolch(blood clot), tolch(solidified mass of any liquid), tolchen(blood clot), tolchi(to form into a clot), tolchi(to cause to clot) | — |
cljag, ncljeg
beneit, coàgul, grumoll, agrumollar-se, coagular, coagular-se
idioot, klonter, stommeling, klonteren, stollen
hyytymä, klimppi, tollo, hyydyttää, hyytyä
caillot, idiot, imbécile, thrombus, cailler, coaguler
grolo, callar, trallar
Blutgerinnsel, Trottel, Klumpen bilden, klumpen
vérrög
grumelo, grumeleskar
teachtán, teachtán
coagulo, grumo, idiota, imbecille, stupido, trombo, coagulare, coagularsi
blatta, concrēscere, conglobāre, coāgulāre
glub, çhaghtane, binjee, binjee (dairtying), glub, glub, çhiu, çhiu
poketoto, tepe, tepetepe, tepe, tetepe
clod
grumèl, grumèu, tromb
grudka, skrzep, krzepnąć
bobo, coágulo, grumo, trombo, coagular, coagular
cheag, tromb, coagula, închega
болва́н, сгу́сток, запе́чься, запека́ться, сверну́ть, сверну́ться, свёртывать, свёртываться, сгусти́ть, сгусти́ться, сгуща́ть, сгуща́ться
bolván, sgústok, zapéčʹsja, zapekátʹsja, svernútʹ, svernútʹsja, svjórtyvatʹ, svjórtyvatʹsja, sgustítʹ, sgustítʹsja, sguščátʹ, sguščátʹsja
coágulo, cuajarón, coagularse
pıhtı, pıhtılaşmak
alot
ceulad, tolch, tolch, tolchen, tolchi, tolchi
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