Crescent

//ˈkɹɛ.zn̩t//

Translations of "crescent" (60 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	μηνίσκος(figure of the moon)	mēnískos
Arabic	هلال(figure of the moon), هِلَال(figure of the moon)	hilāl, hilāl
Armenian	մահիկ(figure of the moon)	mahik
Avestan	𐬀𐬧𐬙𐬀𐬭𐬨𐬁𐬵(figure of the moon)	aṇtarmāh
Azerbaijani	aypara(figure of the moon), hilal(figure of the moon)	—
Belarusian	паўме́сяц(figure of the moon)	pawmjésjac
Bulgarian	нарастващ(marked by an increase), сърповиден(shaped like a crescent), кроасан(curved pastry), полуме́сец(figure of the moon)	narastvašt, sǎrpoviden, kroasan, polumésec
Catalan	mitja lluna(figure of the moon)	—
Chinese Mandarin	新月(figure of the moon), 月牙(figure of the moon)	xīnyuè, yuèyá
Czech	vzrůstající(marked by an increase), půlměsíc(figure of the moon)	—
Danish	halvmåne(figure of the moon), horn(curved pastry)	—
Dutch	croissant(curved pastry), maansikkel(figure of the moon), sikkelvormige rij huizen(curved pastry), wassenaar(figure of the moon)	—
Estonian	kuusirp(figure of the moon)	—
Finnish	kasvava(marked by an increase), sirpinmuotoinen(shaped like a crescent), croissant(curved pastry), kaari(curved street), kuunsirppi(figure of the moon), makaava kuu(heraldry: waxing Moon with horns directed upward), puolikuu(symbol used by many Islamic entities), sarvi(curved pastry), sirppi(figure of the moon), voisarvi(curved pastry)	—
French	croissant(figure of the moon), croissant(curved pastry)	—
Galician	crecente(figure of the moon)	—
Georgian	ნახევარმთვარე(figure of the moon)	naxevarmtvare
German	(Unterfranken) Kipfel(curved pastry), (Unterfranken) Kipfl(curved pastry), Croissant(curved pastry), Halbmond(symbol used by many Islamic entities), Hörnchen(curved pastry), Mondsichel(figure of the moon)	—
Greek	δρεπανοειδής(marked by an increase), μηνοειδής(marked by an increase), ημισέληνος(figure of the moon)	drepanoeidís, minoeidís, imisélinos
Hebrew	חֲצִי סַהַר(figure of the moon), סַהַר(figure of the moon)	khatsí sáhar, sáhar
Hindi	अर्धचंद्र(figure of the moon)	ardhacandra
Hungarian	croissant(curved pastry), félhold(figure of the moon), kifli(curved pastry)	—
Italian	crescente(marked by an increase), cornetto(curved pastry), crescente(figure of the moon), falce(figure of the moon), mezzaluna(figure of the moon)	—
Japanese	クロワッサン(curved pastry), 三日月(figure of the moon)	kurowassan, mikazuki
Kazakh	айшық(figure of the moon), жарты ай(figure of the moon)	aişyq, jarty ai
Korean	초승달(figure of the moon), 크루아상(curved pastry)	choseungdal, keuruasang
Latin	semiluna(figure of the moon)	—
Latvian	pusmēness(figure of the moon)	—
Lithuanian	pusmėnulis(figure of the moon)	—
Macedonian	кифла(curved pastry), полумесечина(figure of the moon)	kifla, polumesečina
Malay	bulan sabit(figure of the moon)	—
Manchu	ᠪᡳᠶᠠ ᠠᡵᡤᠠᠨᠠᡥᠠ(figure of the moon)	biya arganaha
Māori	arapiko(curved street), kape(a shape in a crescent), niko(a shape in a crescent)	—
Middle English	cressaunt(figure of the moon), cressaunt(heraldry: waxing Moon with horns directed upward)	—
Navajo	dah yiitʼą́(figure of the moon)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	halvmåne(figure of the moon)	—
Ottoman Turkish	هلال(figure of the moon), هلال(symbol used by many Islamic entities)	hilal, hilal
Persian	اندرماه(figure of the moon), ماهچه(symbol used by many Islamic entities), هلال(figure of the moon)	andarmâh, mâhče, helâl
Polish	hilal(symbol used by many Islamic entities), półksiężyc(figure of the moon), półksiężyc(symbol used by many Islamic entities), rogal(curved pastry)	—
Portuguese	crescente(marked by an increase), crescente(figure of the moon), crescente(symbol used by many Islamic entities), croissant(curved pastry)	—
Romanian	semilună(figure of the moon)	—
Russian	нараста́ющий(marked by an increase), расту́щий(marked by an increase), серпови́дный(shaped like a crescent), полуме́сяц(figure of the moon), рога́лик(curved pastry)	narastájuščij, rastúščij, serpovídnyj, polumésjac, rogálik
Sanskrit	अर्धचन्द्राकार(figure of the moon)	ardhacandrākāra
Serbo-Croatian	kíflica(curved pastry), pȍlumesēc(figure of the moon), pȍlumjesēc(figure of the moon), ròščić(curved pastry), по̏лумесе̄ц(figure of the moon), по̏лумјесе̄ц(figure of the moon)	—
Slovak	polmesiac(figure of the moon)	—
Slovene	polmesec(figure of the moon)	—
Spanish	lunado(shaped like a crescent), medialuna(shaped like a crescent), creciente(figure of the moon), creciente(symbol used by many Islamic entities), creciente(heraldry: waxing Moon with horns directed upward), medialuna(a shape in a crescent), medialuna(figure of the moon), medialuna(curved pastry), medialuna(symbol used by many Islamic entities)	—
Swahili	hilali(figure of the moon)	—
Swedish	månskära(figure of the moon)	—
Tagalog	gasuklay(marked by an increase), gasuklay(figure of the moon)	—
Tajik	ҳилол(figure of the moon)	hilol
Tamil	பிறை(figure of the moon), பிறை(symbol used by many Islamic entities)	piṟai, piṟai
Telugu	చంద్రవంక(figure of the moon)	candravaṅka
Tongan	kalipa(a shape in a crescent)	—
Turkish	hilal(figure of the moon)	—
Ukrainian	півмі́сяць(figure of the moon)	pivmísjacʹ
Urdu	ہلال(figure of the moon)	hilāl
Uzbek	hilol(figure of the moon), yarim oy(figure of the moon)	—
Vietnamese	lưỡi liềm(shaped like a crescent), trăng lưỡi liềm(figure of the moon)	—
Welsh	cilgantog(shaped like a crescent), chwarter y lleuad(figure of the moon), cilgant(a shape in a crescent), cilgant(figure of the moon), cilgant(curved street)	—