Community
//kəˈmjuː.nɪ.ti//
Translations of "community" (94 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | komunitet(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | κοινωνία(group sharing a common understanding) | koinōnía | |
| Antillean Creole | konminoté(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Arabic | اِجْتِمَاع(group sharing a common understanding), جَمَاعَة(group sharing a common understanding), مُجْتَمَع(group sharing a common understanding), مِلَّة(residential or religious collective) | ijtimāʕ, jamāʕa, mujtamaʕ, milla | |
| Armenian | համայնք(group sharing a common understanding) | hamaynkʻ | |
| Asturian | comunidá(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | icma(group sharing a common understanding), ictimaiyyət(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Bashkir | йәмғиәт(group sharing a common understanding) | yəmğiət | |
| Basque | erkidego(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Belarusian | абшчы́на(group sharing a common understanding), во́бшчына(group sharing a common understanding), грама́да(group sharing a common understanding), грама́дства(group sharing a common understanding) | abščýna, vóbščyna, hramáda, hramádstva | |
| Bulgarian | коло́ния(residential or religious collective), коло́ния((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), кому́на(residential or religious collective), о́бщество(group sharing a common understanding), о́бщност(group sharing a common understanding), община́(group sharing a common understanding) | kolónija, kolónija, komúna, óbštestvo, óbštnost, obštiná | |
| Catalan | comunitat(group sharing a common understanding), comunitat(residential or religious collective), comunitat((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), comunitat(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Central Franconian | Jemeinde(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 共同體 /共同体(group sharing a common understanding), 社團 /社团(group sharing a common understanding), 社群(group sharing a common understanding), 社群(residential or religious collective), 社群(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | gòngtóngtǐ, shètuán, shèqún, shèqún, shèqún | |
| Corsican | cumunità(group sharing a common understanding), cumunità(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Czech | komunita(group sharing a common understanding), komunita(residential or religious collective), společenství(group sharing a common understanding), spolunáležitost(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Danish | fællesskab(group sharing a common understanding), samfund(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Dutch | commune(residential or religious collective), gemeenschap(group sharing a common understanding), gemeenschap(residential or religious collective), gemeenschap((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), gemeenschap(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Esperanto | komunumo(group sharing a common understanding), komunumo(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Estonian | kogukond(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Extremaduran | comunidá(group sharing a common understanding), comunidá((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), comuniá(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Finnish | eliöyhteisö((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), kommuuni(residential or religious collective), yhdyskunta((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), yhteisö(group sharing a common understanding), yhteisö(residential or religious collective), yhteisöllisyys(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| French | communauté(group sharing a common understanding), communauté(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Galician | comunidade(group sharing a common understanding), comunidade(residential or religious collective), comunidade(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Georgian | საზოგადოება(group sharing a common understanding) | sazogadoeba | |
| German | Community(group sharing a common understanding), Gemeinde(residential or religious collective), Gemeinschaft(group sharing a common understanding), Gemeinschaft(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common), Gesellschaft(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌲𐌰𐌼𐌰𐌹𐌽𐌸𐍃(group sharing a common understanding) | gamainþs | |
| Greek | κοινότητα(group sharing a common understanding) | koinótita | |
| Hebrew | חֶבְרָה((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), קהילה \ קְהִלָּה(group sharing a common understanding), קהילה \ קְהִלָּה(residential or religious collective) | khevrá, k'hilá, k'hilá | |
| Hindi | अखाड़ा(residential or religious collective), जमात(group sharing a common understanding), संघ(group sharing a common understanding), संघ(residential or religious collective), समाज(group sharing a common understanding), समुदाय(group sharing a common understanding), समुदाय(residential or religious collective) | akhāṛā, jamāt, saṅgh, saṅgh, samāj, samudāy, samudāy | |
| Hungarian | közösség(group sharing a common understanding), közösség(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Indonesian | komunitas(group sharing a common understanding), komunitas((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), komunitas(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Interlingua | communitate(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | اِجْتِماع(group sharing a common understanding), جامِعِه(group sharing a common understanding), جامِعِه(residential or religious collective), مِلَّت(residential or religious collective) | ejtemâ', jâme'e, jâme'e, mellat | |
| Irish | comhthionól(residential or religious collective), cumann(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Italian | comunanza(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common), comunità(group sharing a common understanding), comunità(residential or religious collective), comunità((ecology) group of interdependent organisms) | — | |
| Japanese | コミュニティ(group sharing a common understanding), 共同体(group sharing a common understanding), 共同体(residential or religious collective) | komyuniti, kyōdōtai, kyōdōtai | |
| Kalenjin | jamii(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Kamba | njamii(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Kazakh | жамағат(group sharing a common understanding), қауым(group sharing a common understanding), қоғам(group sharing a common understanding), қоғамдастық(residential or religious collective), әлеумет(residential or religious collective) | jamağat, qauym, qoğam, qoğamdastyq, äleumet | |
| Khmer | សហគមន៍(group sharing a common understanding) | saʼhaʼkum | |
| Kikuyu | ado(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Korean | 공동체(group sharing a common understanding), 공동체(residential or religious collective), 군집((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), 집단(group sharing a common understanding), 커뮤니티(group sharing a common understanding) | gongdongche, gongdongche, gunjip, jipdan, keomyuniti | |
| Kyrgyz | жамаат(group sharing a common understanding), коом(group sharing a common understanding) | jamaat, koom | |
| Ladin | comunité(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Lao | ຊຸມຊົນ(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Latin | communitas(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Latvian | kopiena(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Lithuanian | bendruomenė(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Luhya | ejamii(group sharing a common understanding), jamii(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Macedonian | заедница(group sharing a common understanding), општина(group sharing a common understanding) | zaednica, opština | |
| Malay | komuniti(group sharing a common understanding), masyarakat(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Maltese | komunità(group sharing a common understanding), komunità(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Māori | hapori(group sharing a common understanding), hapori(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Marathi | समुदाय(group sharing a common understanding), समुदाय(residential or religious collective) | samudāy, samudāy | |
| Meru | banto(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | civat(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fellesskap(group sharing a common understanding), kommunitet(residential or religious collective), samfunn(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | fellesskap(group sharing a common understanding), kommunitet(residential or religious collective), samfunn(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Occitan | comunautat(group sharing a common understanding), comunautat(residential or religious collective), comunitat(group sharing a common understanding), comunitat(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Old English | ġemǣnsċipe(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Old French | communité(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Old Slovak | obecenstvo(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Pannonian Rusyn | заєднїца(group sharing a common understanding) | zajednjica | |
| Pashto | اجتماع(group sharing a common understanding), جامعه(group sharing a common understanding), ټولنه(group sharing a common understanding) | ejtemā', jāme'a, ṭolᶕna | |
| Plains-Cree | mâmawâyâwin(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Polish | społeczność(group sharing a common understanding), wspólnota(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Portuguese | comunidade(group sharing a common understanding), comunidade(residential or religious collective), comunidade((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), comunidade(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Quechua | ayllu(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Romanian | comunitate(group sharing a common understanding), comunitate(residential or religious collective), comunitate((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), comunitate(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Russian | коло́ния((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), комму́на(group sharing a common understanding), комму́на(residential or religious collective), комью́нити(group sharing a common understanding), о́бщество(group sharing a common understanding), о́бщность(group sharing a common understanding), общи́на(group sharing a common understanding), соо́бщество(group sharing a common understanding), соо́бщество(residential or religious collective) | kolónija, kommúna, kommúna, komʹjúniti, óbščestvo, óbščnostʹ, obščína, soóbščestvo, soóbščestvo | |
| Sanskrit | विश्(residential or religious collective) | viś | |
| Sardinian | comunidade(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Scots | commonity(group sharing a common understanding), commonity(residential or religious collective), commonty(group sharing a common understanding), commonty(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | coimhearsnachd(group sharing a common understanding), coimhearsnachd(residential or religious collective), poball(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | zȁjednica(group sharing a common understanding), ȍpćina(group sharing a common understanding), ȍpština(group sharing a common understanding), за̏једница(group sharing a common understanding), о̏пштина(group sharing a common understanding), о̏пћина(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Slovak | komunita(group sharing a common understanding), komunita(residential or religious collective), komunita(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common), spoločenstvo(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Slovene | komuna(residential or religious collective), skupnost(group sharing a common understanding), skupnost(residential or religious collective), skupnost(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Spanish | comuna(residential or religious collective), comunidad(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Swahili | jamaa(group sharing a common understanding), jamii(group sharing a common understanding), jamii(residential or religious collective), jamii((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), jamii(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common) | — | |
| Swedish | bostadskollektiv(residential or religious collective), gemenskap(group sharing a common understanding), gemenskap(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common), kollektiv(residential or religious collective), organismsamhälle((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), samfund(residential or religious collective), samhälle(group sharing a common understanding), samhälle((ecology) group of interdependent organisms) | — | |
| Tagalog | pamayanan(group sharing a common understanding), pamayanan(residential or religious collective), pamayanan((ecology) group of interdependent organisms) | — | |
| Tajik | иҷтимоъ(group sharing a common understanding), ҷамоат(group sharing a common understanding), ҷомеа(group sharing a common understanding) | ijtimo', jamoat, jomea | |
| Tatar | җәмгыять(group sharing a common understanding), җәмәгать(group sharing a common understanding) | cämğeyät, cämäğät | |
| Telugu | సంఘము(group sharing a common understanding), సమాజము(group sharing a common understanding) | saṅghamu, samājamu | |
| Thai | ชุมชน(group sharing a common understanding), ประชาคม(group sharing a common understanding) | chum-chon, bprà-chaa-kom | |
| Tocharian B | sānk(group sharing a common understanding), sānk(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Turkish | cemaat(residential or religious collective), cemiyet(group sharing a common understanding), komünote(group sharing a common understanding), sosyete(group sharing a common understanding), topluluk((ecology) group of interdependent organisms), topluluk(condition of having certain attitudes and interests in common), toplum(group sharing a common understanding), ümmet(residential or religious collective) | — | |
| Turkmen | jemgyýet(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Ukrainian | грома́да(group sharing a common understanding), общи́на(group sharing a common understanding), спільно́та(group sharing a common understanding) | hromáda, obščýna, spilʹnóta | |
| Urdu | اِجْتِمَاع(group sharing a common understanding), بَرادَری(group sharing a common understanding), بَرادَری(group sharing a common understanding), جَماعَت(group sharing a common understanding), جَماعَت(residential or religious collective), مِلَّت(residential or religious collective), کَمْیُونِٹی(group sharing a common understanding) | ijtimā', barādarī, barādarī, jamā'at, jamā'at, millat, kamyūniṭī | |
| Uyghur | جامائەت(group sharing a common understanding), جەمئىيەت(group sharing a common understanding), جەمئيەت(group sharing a common understanding) | jama'et, jem'iyet, jem'yet | |
| Uzbek | jamiyat(group sharing a common understanding), jamoa(group sharing a common understanding) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cộng đồng(group sharing a common understanding) | — |
komunitet
konminoté
comunidá
icma, ictimaiyyət
erkidego
коло́ния, коло́ния, кому́на, о́бщество, о́бщност, община́
kolónija, kolónija, komúna, óbštestvo, óbštnost, obštiná
comunitat, comunitat, comunitat, comunitat
Jemeinde
cumunità, cumunità
komunita, komunita, společenství, spolunáležitost
fællesskab, samfund
commune, gemeenschap, gemeenschap, gemeenschap, gemeenschap
komunumo, komunumo
kogukond
comunidá, comunidá, comuniá
eliöyhteisö, kommuuni, yhdyskunta, yhteisö, yhteisö, yhteisöllisyys
communauté, communauté
comunidade, comunidade, comunidade
Community, Gemeinde, Gemeinschaft, Gemeinschaft, Gesellschaft
अखाड़ा, जमात, संघ, संघ, समाज, समुदाय, समुदाय
akhāṛā, jamāt, saṅgh, saṅgh, samāj, samudāy, samudāy
közösség, közösség
komunitas, komunitas, komunitas
communitate
comhthionól, cumann
comunanza, comunità, comunità, comunità
jamii
njamii
ado
comunité
ຊຸມຊົນ
communitas
kopiena
bendruomenė
ejamii, jamii
komuniti, masyarakat
komunità, komunità
hapori, hapori
banto
civat
fellesskap, kommunitet, samfunn
fellesskap, kommunitet, samfunn
comunautat, comunautat, comunitat, comunitat
ġemǣnsċipe
communité
obecenstvo
mâmawâyâwin
społeczność, wspólnota
comunidade, comunidade, comunidade, comunidade
ayllu
comunitate, comunitate, comunitate, comunitate
коло́ния, комму́на, комму́на, комью́нити, о́бщество, о́бщность, общи́на, соо́бщество, соо́бщество
kolónija, kommúna, kommúna, komʹjúniti, óbščestvo, óbščnostʹ, obščína, soóbščestvo, soóbščestvo
comunidade
commonity, commonity, commonty, commonty
coimhearsnachd, coimhearsnachd, poball
zȁjednica, ȍpćina, ȍpština, за̏једница, о̏пштина, о̏пћина
komunita, komunita, komunita, spoločenstvo
komuna, skupnost, skupnost, skupnost
comuna, comunidad
jamaa, jamii, jamii, jamii, jamii
bostadskollektiv, gemenskap, gemenskap, kollektiv, organismsamhälle, samfund, samhälle, samhälle
pamayanan, pamayanan, pamayanan
sānk, sānk
cemaat, cemiyet, komünote, sosyete, topluluk, topluluk, toplum, ümmet
jemgyýet
اِجْتِمَاع, بَرادَری, بَرادَری, جَماعَت, جَماعَت, مِلَّت, کَمْیُونِٹی
ijtimā', barādarī, barādarī, jamā'at, jamā'at, millat, kamyūniṭī
jamiyat, jamoa
cộng đồng
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