Combat

//ˈkɑmˌbæt//

Translations of "combat" (55 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	geveg(a battle; a fight)	—
Albanian	lufta(a battle; a fight)	—
Ancient Greek	δηϊοτής(a battle; a fight), μάχη(a battle; a fight), ὑσμίνη(a battle; a fight)	dēïotḗs, mákhē, husmínē
Arabic	قِتال(a battle; a fight), قِتَال(a battle; a fight), مُحاربة(a battle; a fight), قاتَل(to fight; to struggle for victory), قَاتَلَ(to fight; to struggle for victory)	gitāl, qitāl, muḥāraba, gātal, qātala
Armenian	կռիվ(a battle; a fight), մարտ(a battle; a fight)	kṙiv, mart
Bulgarian	би́тка(a battle; a fight), борба́(a battle; a fight), сраже́ние(a battle; a fight), боря се(to fight; to struggle for victory), сражавам се(to fight; to struggle for victory)	bítka, borbá, sražénie, borja se, sražavam se
Catalan	batalla(a battle; a fight), combat(a battle; a fight), combatre(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Central Kurdish	کارزان(a battle; a fight)	karzan
Chinese Mandarin	奮鬥 /奋斗(a battle; a fight), 戰鬥 /战斗(a battle; a fight), 反對 /反对(to fight; to struggle for victory)	fèndòu, zhàndòu, fǎnduì
Czech	boj(a battle; a fight), bojovat(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Danish	kamp(a battle; a fight), slag(a battle; a fight), slagsmål(a battle; a fight), træfning(a battle; a fight)	—
Dutch	gevecht(a battle; a fight), kamp(a battle; a fight), slag(a battle; a fight), strijd(a battle; a fight), treffen(a battle; a fight), veldslag(a battle; a fight), vechten(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Esperanto	batalo(a battle; a fight)	—
Estonian	lahing(a battle; a fight)	—
Faroese	bardagi(a battle; a fight)	—
Finnish	kamppailu(a battle; a fight), taistelu(a battle; a fight), kamppailla(to fight; to struggle for victory), taistella(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
French	bataille(a battle; a fight), combat(a battle; a fight), lutte(a battle; a fight), combattre(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Galician	combate(a battle; a fight), combater(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
German	Gefecht(a battle; a fight), Kampf(a battle; a fight), Schlacht(a battle; a fight), bekämpfen(to fight; to struggle for victory), kämpfen (gegen, mit)(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Greek	αγώνας(a battle; a fight), μάχη(a battle; a fight), πάλη(a battle; a fight), καταπολεμώ(to fight; to struggle for victory), πολεμώ(to fight; to struggle for victory)	agónas, máchi, páli, katapolemó, polemó
Hebrew	נפתולים(a battle; a fight)	—
Hindi	युद्ध(a battle; a fight), रण(a battle; a fight), संग्राम(a battle; a fight), युद्ध(to fight; to struggle for victory), संग्राम(to fight; to struggle for victory)	yuddh, raṇ, saṅgrām, yuddh, saṅgrām
Icelandic	slagsmál(a battle; a fight)	—
Ido	kombato(a battle; a fight)	—
Irish	comhrac(a battle; a fight), comhraic(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Italian	battaglia(a battle; a fight), combattere(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Japanese	戦闘(a battle; a fight)	sentō
Korean	교전(a battle; a fight), 싸움(a battle; a fight), 전투(a battle; a fight)	gyojeon, ssaum, jeontu
Latin	proelium(a battle; a fight), pugna(a battle; a fight), proelior(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Macedonian	би́тка(a battle; a fight), бо́рба(a battle; a fight), бој(a battle; a fight), се бо́ри(to fight; to struggle for victory)	bítka, bórba, boj, se bóri
Norman	combat(a battle; a fight)	—
Northern Kurdish	ceng(a battle; a fight), şer(a battle; a fight), şerr(a battle; a fight)	—
Norwegian	slagsmål(a battle; a fight)	—
Occitan	combatre(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Old English	camp(a battle; a fight), gefeoht(a battle; a fight), gūþ(a battle; a fight)	—
Ottoman Turkish	صاواش(a battle; a fight), ناورد(a battle; a fight), پرخاش(a battle; a fight)	savaş, naverd, perhaş
Papiamentu	bataya(a battle; a fight), bringamentu(a battle; a fight), pelea(a battle; a fight), peleya(a battle; a fight)	—
Plautdietsch	Schlacht(a battle; a fight)	—
Polish	walka(a battle; a fight), zwalczać(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Portuguese	batalha(a battle; a fight), combate(a battle; a fight), luta(a battle; a fight), peleja(a battle; a fight), pugna(a battle; a fight), combater(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Romanian	bătaie(a battle; a fight), luptă(a battle; a fight), combate(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Russian	би́тва(a battle; a fight), бой(a battle; a fight), борьба́(a battle; a fight), сраже́ние(a battle; a fight)	bítva, boj, borʹbá, sražénije
Sanskrit	रण(a battle; a fight)	raṇa
Scottish Gaelic	cath(a battle; a fight), còmhrag(a battle; a fight)	—
Serbo-Croatian	borbena(a battle; a fight)	—
Sicilian	battagghia(a battle; a fight), lutta(a battle; a fight), cummàttiri(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Spanish	acción(a battle; a fight), batalla(a battle; a fight), combate(a battle; a fight), combatir(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Sranan Tongo	feti(a battle; a fight)	—
Swahili	mashindano(a battle; a fight)	—
Swedish	batalj(a battle; a fight), kamp(a battle; a fight), slag(a battle; a fight), slagsmål(a battle; a fight), strid(a battle; a fight), bekämpa(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
Tarifit	amenɣi(a battle; a fight)	—
Telugu	పోటీ పడు(a battle; a fight)	pōṭī paḍu
Turkish	boğuşmak(a battle; a fight), muharebe(a battle; a fight)	—
Welsh	brwydr(a battle; a fight), brwydro(to fight; to struggle for victory)	—
West-Frisian	fjochtsjen(a battle; a fight), striid(a battle; a fight)	—