Crowd
//kɹaʊd//
Translations of "crowd" (85 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | turmë(group of people) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πλῆθος(group of people), ὄχλος(group of people) | plêthos, ókhlos | |
| Arabic | حَشْد(group of people), زحمة(group of people), زَحْمَة(group of people), كَوْم(group of things) | ḥašd, zaḥma, zaḥma, kawm | |
| Armenian | ամբոխ(group of people), բազմություն(group of people), բազմություն(group of things), կույտ(group of things) | ambox, bazmutʻyun, bazmutʻyun, kuyt | |
| Azerbaijani | izdiham(group of people), kütlə(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Basque | jendetza(group of people) | — | |
| Belarusian | ку́па(group of things), ку́ча(group of things), нато́ўп(group of people) | kúpa, kúča, natówp | |
| Bengali | ঘেঁষা(to press together in numbers) | ghẽśa | |
| Bulgarian | куп(group of things), нава́лица(group of people), тълпа́(group of people), тълпа́(the “lower orders” of people), тълпя се(to press together in numbers) | kup, naválica, tǎlpá, tǎlpá, tǎlpja se | |
| Burmese | လူစုလူဝေး(group of people) | lucu.luwe: | |
| Catalan | gentada(group of people), gernació(group of people), multitud(group of people) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | قەلەباڵغی(group of people) | qeleballẍî | |
| Cherokee | ᎤᏂᏣᏘ(group of people) | unitsati | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 一堆(group of things), 人群(group of people), 群众(the “lower orders” of people), 群眾 /群众(group of people) | yìduī, rénqún, qúnzhòng, qúnzhòng | |
| Czech | dav(group of people) | — | |
| Danish | flok(group of people), folkehav(group of people), folkemængde(group of people), folkmasse(the “lower orders” of people), masse(the “lower orders” of people), mængde(group of people), mængde(group of things) | — | |
| Dutch | gepeupel(the “lower orders” of people), hoop(group of things), massa(group of people), massa(group of things), massa(the “lower orders” of people), menigte(group of people), schare(group of people), volk(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Esperanto | amaso(group of people), homamaso(group of people), popolamaso(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Estonian | hulk(group of people), murd(group of people), rahvahulk(group of people) | — | |
| Finnish | kasa(group of things), pino(group of things), väentungos(the “lower orders” of people), väkijoukko(group of people) | — | |
| French | foule(group of people), monceau(group of things), se précipiter(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Galician | catropea(group of people), foula(group of people), grea(group of people), morea(group of things), poulareda(group of people), presionar(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Georgian | ბრბო(group of people), გროვა(group of people), გროვა(group of things) | brbo, grova, grova | |
| German | Gedränge(group of people), Haufen(group of things), Menge(group of people), Menschenmasse(group of people), Menschenmenge(group of people), Volk(group of people) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌹𐌿𐌼𐌾𐍉(group of people) | iumjō | |
| Greek | πλήθος(group of people) | plíthos | |
| Hebrew | הִתְקַהֲלוּת(group of people), הָמוֹן(group of people) | hitkahalút, hamón | |
| Hindi | जनता(group of people), भीड़(group of people), भीड़(to press together in numbers) | jantā, bhīṛ, bhīṛ | |
| Hungarian | tömeg(group of people) | — | |
| Icelandic | þyrping(group of people), þyrping(group of things) | — | |
| Ido | turbo(group of people) | — | |
| Ingrian | miira(group of people), rahvas(group of people), väki(group of people) | — | |
| Irish | dream(group of people), slua(group of people) | — | |
| Italian | fiumana(group of people), folla(group of people), massa(group of people), moltitudine(group of people), mucchio(group of things), stuolo(group of people), torma(group of people), turba(group of people) | — | |
| Japanese | 人込み(group of people), 大勢(group of people), 積み重ね(group of things), 群衆(group of people) | hitogomi, ōzei, tsumikasane, gunshū | |
| Kazakh | жиын(group of people), жұрт(group of people), тобыр(group of people), топ(group of people) | jiyn, jūrt, tobyr, top | |
| Khmer | មនុស្សកកកុញ(group of people), មនុស្សកុះករ(group of people), មហាវគ្គ(group of people), ហ្វូង(group of people), ហ្វូងមនុស្ស(group of people), កុំ(to press together in numbers) | mɔnuh kɑɑ kɑɑ kong, mɔnuh koh kɑɑ, mɔhaa vĕək, voung, voung mɔnuh, kom | |
| Korean | 군중(group of people), 더미(group of things), 무더기(group of things), 무리(group of people) | gunjung, deomi, mudeogi, muri | |
| Kyrgyz | жыйын(group of people) | jıyın | |
| Ladino | djentoria(group of people), munchidumbre(group of people) | — | |
| Lao | ຝູງຊົນ(group of people) | fūng son | |
| Latin | agmen(group of people), caterva(group of people), frequentia(group of people), multitudo(group of people), multitūdō(group of things), turba(group of people), vulgus(group of people) | — | |
| Latvian | pūlis(group of people) | — | |
| Lithuanian | minia(group of people) | — | |
| Macedonian | навалица(group of people), толпа(group of people) | navalica, tolpa | |
| Maltese | folla(group of people), kotra(group of people), rassa(group of people), ġemgħa(group of people), ġgajta(group of people), ġliba(group of people) | — | |
| Māori | mātoru(group of people), nuipuku(group of people), popō(to press together in numbers), tāruru(to press together in numbers), whakawhēke(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Marathi | गर्दी(group of people), जमाव(group of people), समुह(group of people) | gardī, jamāv, samuh | |
| Mongolian | бөөн хүн(group of people) | böön xün | |
| Nepali | जमात(group of people), भीडभाड(group of people) | jamāt, bhīḍabhāḍ | |
| Norman | fliotchet(group of people), foule(group of people) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | flokk(group of people), folkehav(group of people), folkemengde(group of people), haug(group of things), mengde(group of people) | — | |
| Occitan | se precipitar(to press together in numbers), se pressar(to press together in numbers), se ronçar(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Old English | ġeþring(group of people) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | سوری(group of people), قالابالق(group of people), كومه(group of people) | sürü, kalabalık, küme | |
| Persian | انبوه(group of people), جمعیت(group of people), چپاندن(to press together in numbers) | anbuh, jam'iyyat, čapândan | |
| Plautdietsch | Menj(group of people) | — | |
| Polish | kupa(group of things), tłum(group of people) | — | |
| Portuguese | massa(the “lower orders” of people), monte(group of things), multidão(group of people), pilha(group of things), plebe(the “lower orders” of people), povo(the “lower orders” of people), ralé(the “lower orders” of people), pressionar(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Quechua | ch'unku(group of people) | — | |
| Romanian | aglomerație(group of people), gloată(group of people), gloată(the “lower orders” of people), grămadă(group of things), maldăr(group of things), masă de oameni(group of people), mulțime(group of people), mulțime(group of things), prostime(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Russian | ку́ча(group of things), сброд(the “lower orders” of people), толпа́(group of people), толпа́(the “lower orders” of people) | kúča, sbrod, tolpá, tolpá | |
| Scottish Gaelic | gràisg(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | gòmila(group of things), gȗžva(group of people), màsa(group of people), svjètina(group of people), svjètina(the “lower orders” of people), svètina(group of people), svètina(the “lower orders” of people), го̀мила(group of things), гу̑жва(group of people), ма̀са(group of people), свѐтина(group of people), свѐтина(the “lower orders” of people), свјѐтина(group of people), свјѐтина(the “lower orders” of people) | — | |
| Sicilian | cafoḍḍu(group of things), cumarca(group of people), fuḍḍa(group of people), fuḍḍa(the “lower orders” of people), genti(group of people), massa(the “lower orders” of people), munzeḍḍu(group of things), pila(group of things), ammuttari(to press together in numbers), ncugnari(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Slovak | dav(group of people) | — | |
| Slovene | množica(group of people) | — | |
| Spanish | Raimundo y medio mundo(group of people), Raimundo y todo el mundo(group of people), amasijo(group of things), bolón(group of people), burujón(group of people), demasiada gente(group of people), gentillal(group of people), gentío(group of people), germanía(group of people), molote(group of people), montón(group of people), montón(group of things), mucha gente(group of people), muchedumbre(group of people), multitud(group of people), multitud(group of things), trulla(group of people), turba(group of people), vulgo(group of people), abarrotarse(to press together in numbers), agolparse(to press together in numbers), amuchar(to press together in numbers), amucharse(to press together in numbers), apelotonarse(to press together in numbers), apiñarse(to press together in numbers), apretujarse(to press together in numbers), arremolinarse(to press together in numbers), atarugarse(to press together in numbers), atestarse(to press together in numbers), atiborrarse(to press together in numbers), concurrir(to press together in numbers), hacinarse(to press together in numbers), henchirse(to press together in numbers), rebosar(to press together in numbers), remolinar(to press together in numbers), remolinarse(to press together in numbers), remolinear(to press together in numbers), remolinearse(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Swahili | umati(group of people) | — | |
| Swedish | folkmassa(group of people), folkmassa(the “lower orders” of people), folkmängd(group of people), hög(group of things), massa(group of people), massa(group of things), massa(the “lower orders” of people), mängd(group of things) | — | |
| Tagalog | libumbon(group of people), kumpulan(to press together in numbers) | — | |
| Tajik | анбӯҳ(group of people), издиҳом(group of people) | anbüh, izdihom | |
| Tamil | கூட்டம்(group of people), சாமானியர்(the “lower orders” of people), நசுக்கு(to press together in numbers) | kūṭṭam, cāmāṉiyar, nacukku | |
| Telugu | గుంపు(group of people), బృందము(group of people) | gumpu, br̥ndamu | |
| Thai | กอง(group of things), มหาชน(group of people) | gɔɔng, má-hǎa-chon | |
| Tibetan | མི་ཚོགས(group of people) | mi tshogs | |
| Turkish | avam(the “lower orders” of people), izdiham(group of people), kalabalık(group of people) | — | |
| Turkmen | märeke(group of people) | — | |
| Ukrainian | гурт(group of people), ку́па(group of things), ку́ча(group of things), на́товп(group of people) | hurt, kúpa, kúča, nátovp | |
| Urdu | بھیڑ(group of people), جنتا(group of people) | bhīṛ, jantā | |
| Uzbek | olomon(group of people) | — | |
| Vietnamese | đám đông(group of people) | — | |
| Welsh | gwrengod(the “lower orders” of people), torf(group of people) | — | |
| West-Frisian | kloft(group of people) | — | |
| ǃXóõ | dzâa(group of people) | — |
turmë
izdiham, kütlə
jendetza
gentada, gernació, multitud
dav
flok, folkehav, folkemængde, folkmasse, masse, mængde, mængde
gepeupel, hoop, massa, massa, massa, menigte, schare, volk
amaso, homamaso, popolamaso
hulk, murd, rahvahulk
kasa, pino, väentungos, väkijoukko
foule, monceau, se précipiter
catropea, foula, grea, morea, poulareda, presionar
Gedränge, Haufen, Menge, Menschenmasse, Menschenmenge, Volk
tömeg
þyrping, þyrping
turbo
miira, rahvas, väki
dream, slua
fiumana, folla, massa, moltitudine, mucchio, stuolo, torma, turba
មនុស្សកកកុញ, មនុស្សកុះករ, មហាវគ្គ, ហ្វូង, ហ្វូងមនុស្ស, កុំ
mɔnuh kɑɑ kɑɑ kong, mɔnuh koh kɑɑ, mɔhaa vĕək, voung, voung mɔnuh, kom
djentoria, munchidumbre
agmen, caterva, frequentia, multitudo, multitūdō, turba, vulgus
pūlis
minia
folla, kotra, rassa, ġemgħa, ġgajta, ġliba
mātoru, nuipuku, popō, tāruru, whakawhēke
fliotchet, foule
flokk, folkehav, folkemengde, haug, mengde
se precipitar, se pressar, se ronçar
ġeþring
Menj
kupa, tłum
massa, monte, multidão, pilha, plebe, povo, ralé, pressionar
ch'unku
aglomerație, gloată, gloată, grămadă, maldăr, masă de oameni, mulțime, mulțime, prostime
gràisg
gòmila, gȗžva, màsa, svjètina, svjètina, svètina, svètina, го̀мила, гу̑жва, ма̀са, свѐтина, свѐтина, свјѐтина, свјѐтина
cafoḍḍu, cumarca, fuḍḍa, fuḍḍa, genti, massa, munzeḍḍu, pila, ammuttari, ncugnari
dav
množica
Raimundo y medio mundo, Raimundo y todo el mundo, amasijo, bolón, burujón, demasiada gente, gentillal, gentío, germanía, molote, montón, montón, mucha gente, muchedumbre, multitud, multitud, trulla, turba, vulgo, abarrotarse, agolparse, amuchar, amucharse, apelotonarse, apiñarse, apretujarse, arremolinarse, atarugarse, atestarse, atiborrarse, concurrir, hacinarse, henchirse, rebosar, remolinar, remolinarse, remolinear, remolinearse
umati
folkmassa, folkmassa, folkmängd, hög, massa, massa, massa, mängd
libumbon, kumpulan
avam, izdiham, kalabalık
märeke
olomon
đám đông
gwrengod, torf
kloft
dzâa
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.