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Conversion

//kənˈvɝʒən//

Translations of "conversion" (29 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἐπιστροφή(the act of having converted something or someone)	epistrophḗ
Bulgarian	обръщане(the act of having converted something or someone), превръщане(the act of having converted something or someone)	obrǎštane, prevrǎštane
Dutch	bekering(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Esperanto	konverto(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Estonian	muundamine(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Finnish	käännyttäminen(the act of having converted something or someone), kääntäminen(the act of having converted something or someone), muunnos(the act of having converted something or someone), muuntaminen(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
French	conversion(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Galician	conversión(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
German	Umwandlung(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Gothic	𐌲𐌰𐍅𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃(the act of having converted something or someone)	gawandeins
Greek	μεταστροφή(the act of having converted something or someone)	metastrofí
Hebrew	המרת דת(the act of having converted something or someone)	hamarat dat
Hungarian	betérés(the act of having converted something or someone), konvertálás(the act of having converted something or someone), konverzió(the act of having converted something or someone), megtérés(the act of having converted something or someone), átalakulás(the act of having converted something or someone), átalakítás(the act of having converted something or someone), áttérés(the act of having converted something or someone), átváltás(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Irish	tiontú(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Isoko	sta(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Italian	conversione(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Japanese	改宗(the act of having converted something or someone)	kaishū
Māori	whakatahuritanga(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	konvertering(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	konvertering(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Polish	adaptacja(the act of having converted something or someone), konwersja(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Portuguese	conversão(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Romanian	conversie(the act of having converted something or someone), conversiune(the act of having converted something or someone), convertire(the act of having converted something or someone), prefacere(the act of having converted something or someone), transformare(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Russian	конве́рсия(the act of having converted something or someone), обраще́ние(the act of having converted something or someone), превраще́ние(the act of having converted something or someone)	konvérsija, obraščénije, prevraščénije
Scottish Gaelic	iompachadh(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Spanish	conversión(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Telugu	మార్పిడి(the act of having converted something or someone)	mārpiḍi
Turkish	dönüştürüm(the act of having converted something or someone), dönüşüm(the act of having converted something or someone), komütasyon(the act of having converted something or someone), konversiyon(the act of having converted something or someone), tahavvül(the act of having converted something or someone), tahvil(the act of having converted something or someone), çevirim(the act of having converted something or someone)	—
Zazaki	tadayış(the act of having converted something or someone)	—