Compress

//kəmˈpɹɛs//

Translations of "compress" (34 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	σπληνίον(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	splēníon
Armenian	ճզմել(to press together into a smaller space), սեղմել(to press together into a smaller space)	čzmel, seġmel
Bulgarian	компре́с(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), компримирам(to encode digital information into less bits), сбивам(to press together into a smaller space), сбивам(to condense), сбивам се(to be pressed together), сгъстявам(to press together into a smaller space), сгъстявам се(to be pressed together)	komprés, komprimiram, sbivam, sbivam, sbivam se, sgǎstjavam, sgǎstjavam se
Burmese	သိပ်(to press together into a smaller space)	sip
Catalan	compresa(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimir(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Chinese Mandarin	冷敷(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), 濕布 /湿布(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), 熱敷 /热敷(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), 壓縮 /压缩(to press together into a smaller space), 壓縮 /压缩(to encode digital information into less bits)	lěngfū, shībù, rèfū, yāsuō, yāsuō
Czech	kompres(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), komprimovat(to encode digital information into less bits)	—
Danish	kompres(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Dutch	kompres(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimeren(to press together into a smaller space), comprimeren(to be pressed together), comprimeren(to condense), comprimeren(to encode digital information into less bits), krimpen(to be pressed together), samendrukken(to press together into a smaller space), samenvatten(to condense), verdichten(to press together into a smaller space), verdichten(to condense)	—
Esperanto	densigi(to encode digital information into less bits), kunpremi(to press together into a smaller space), kunpremi(to encode digital information into less bits), kunpremiĝi(to be pressed together)	—
Estonian	kompress(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), mähis(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), side(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Finnish	kompressoida(to press together into a smaller space), kompressoitua(to be pressed together), pakata(to encode digital information into less bits), puristaa(to press together into a smaller space), puristua(to be pressed together), pusertaa(to press together into a smaller space), pusertua(to be pressed together), tiivistää(to condense), tiivistää(to encode digital information into less bits)	—
French	compresse(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), compresser(to encode digital information into less bits), comprimer(to press together into a smaller space)	—
German	Kompresse(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), komprimieren(to press together into a smaller space), komprimieren(to condense), komprimieren(to encode digital information into less bits)	—
Greek	κομπρέσα(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	komprésa
Hungarian	borogatás(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Icelandic	þjappa(to encode digital information into less bits)	—
Indonesian	kompres(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Irish	dlúthaigh(to press together into a smaller space), dlúthaigh(to be pressed together)	—
Italian	compressa(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimere(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Japanese	湿布(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), 圧縮する(to press together into a smaller space), 圧縮する(to encode digital information into less bits), 要約する(to condense)	shippu, asshuku suru, asshuku suru, yōyaku suru
Latin	fōmentum(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimō(to press together into a smaller space), stringō(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Māori	kurutē(to press together into a smaller space), whakarāpopoto(to condense), whakawhāiti(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	kompress(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	kompress(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Occitan	compressa(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Polish	okład(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Portuguese	compressa(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimir(to press together into a smaller space), comprimir(to encode digital information into less bits)	—
Russian	компре́сс(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), сда́вливать(to press together into a smaller space), сдави́ть(to press together into a smaller space), сжа́ться(to be pressed together), сжать(to press together into a smaller space), сжима́ть(to press together into a smaller space), сжима́ться(to be pressed together), уплотни́ть(to condense), уплотня́ть(to condense)	kompréss, sdávlivatʹ, sdavítʹ, sžátʹsja, sžatʹ, sžimátʹ, sžimátʹsja, uplotnítʹ, uplotnjátʹ
Scots	pran(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Spanish	compresa(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds), comprimir(to press together into a smaller space), comprimir(to encode digital information into less bits), comprimirse(to be pressed together)	—
Swedish	komprimera(to press together into a smaller space), packa(to press together into a smaller space)	—
Tocharian B	tsatsāpar(cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)	—
Welsh	cywasgu(to press together into a smaller space), gwasgu(to press together into a smaller space)	—