Dagger
//ˈdæɡə//
Translations of "dagger" (107 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adyghe | къамэ(a stabbing weapon) | qamɛ | |
| Afrikaans | dolk(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Albanian | kamë(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Amharic | ሾተል(a stabbing weapon), ጩቤ(a stabbing weapon) | šotäl, č̣ube | |
| Ancient Greek | ξιφίδιον(a stabbing weapon), ἐγχειρίδιον(a stabbing weapon) | xiphídion, enkheirídion | |
| Arabic | خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon), خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon), خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon) | ḵanjar, ḵangar, ḵanjar | |
| Armenian | դաշույն(a stabbing weapon), խանչալ(a stabbing weapon), խաչանիշ(a text character) | dašuyn, xančʻal, xačʻaniš | |
| Avar | ханжар(a stabbing weapon) | xanžar | |
| Azerbaijani | xəncər(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Basque | sastagai(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Belarusian | кінжа́л(a stabbing weapon), ханджа́р(a stabbing weapon) | kinžál, xandžár | |
| Bengali | খঞ্জর(a stabbing weapon), ছোরা(a stabbing weapon) | khonjor, chōra | |
| Bulgarian | кама́(a stabbing weapon), кинжа́л(a stabbing weapon), ханджа́р(a stabbing weapon) | kamá, kinžál, handžár | |
| Burmese | ဓားမြှောင်(a stabbing weapon) | dha:hmraung | |
| Catalan | daga(a stabbing weapon), punyal(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | خەنجەر(a stabbing weapon), دەبان(a stabbing weapon) | xencer, deban | |
| Chechen | шаьлта(a stabbing weapon) | šälta | |
| Chichewa | nkhalamanja(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 劍號 /剑号(a text character), 匕首(a stabbing weapon), 短刀(a stabbing weapon), 短劍 /短剑(a stabbing weapon) | jiànhào, bǐshǒu, duǎndāo, duǎnjiàn | |
| Crimean Tatar | hancer(a stabbing weapon), qama(a stabbing weapon), qancer(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Czech | dýka(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Danish | dolk(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Dari | تَشْنَه(a stabbing weapon), خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon), دَشْنَه(a stabbing weapon) | tašna, xanjar, dašna | |
| Dutch | dolk(a stabbing weapon), kruis(a text character) | — | |
| Egyptian | b-bA-A-g-sw-w-N34(a stabbing weapon) | bꜣgsw | |
| Esperanto | ponardo(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Estonian | pister(a stabbing weapon), pistoda(a stabbing weapon), tääk(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Faroese | daggari(a stabbing weapon), dolkur(a stabbing weapon), slíðraknívur(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Fataluku | pace(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Finnish | risti(a text character), tikari(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| French | croix(a text character), kandjar(a stabbing weapon), poignard(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Friulian | pugnâl(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Georgian | დაშნა(a stabbing weapon), სატევარი(a stabbing weapon), ხანჯალი(a stabbing weapon) | dašna, saṭevari, xanǯali | |
| German | Dolch(a stabbing weapon), Kreuz(a text character) | — | |
| Greek | εγχειρίδιο(a stabbing weapon), ξιφίδιο(a stabbing weapon), οβελίσκος(a text character), στιλέτο(a stabbing weapon) | encheirídio, xifídio, ovelískos, stiléto | |
| Hebrew | פִּגְיוֹן(a stabbing weapon) | pigyón | |
| Hindi | असि(a stabbing weapon), कटार(a stabbing weapon), कटारी(a stabbing weapon), क्षुर(a stabbing weapon), क्षुरी(a stabbing weapon), क्षौरी(a stabbing weapon), खंजर(a stabbing weapon), ख़ंजर(a stabbing weapon), छुरा(a stabbing weapon), छुरिका(a stabbing weapon), छुरी(a stabbing weapon) | asi, kaṭār, kaṭārī, kṣur, kṣurī, kṣaurī, khañjar, xañjar, churā, churikā, churī | |
| Hungarian | kereszt(a text character), tőr(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Icelandic | rýtingur(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Ido | kruco(a text character), poniardo(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Indonesian | belati(a stabbing weapon), khanjar(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Ingush | шалта(a stabbing weapon) | šalta | |
| Iranian Persian | تَشْنِه(a stabbing weapon), خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon), دَشْنِه(a stabbing weapon) | tašne, xanjar, dašne | |
| Irish | miodóg(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Isoko | agbegu(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Italian | croce(a text character), daga(a stabbing weapon), obelisco(a text character), obelo(a text character), pugnale(a stabbing weapon), stiletto(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Japanese | 短刀(a stabbing weapon), 短剣(a stabbing weapon) | tantō, tanken | |
| Javanese | glathi(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Kabardian | къамэ(a stabbing weapon) | qamɛ | |
| Kalmyk | ханҗал(a stabbing weapon) | xanjal | |
| Kannada | ಬಾಕು(a stabbing weapon) | bāku | |
| Kazakh | қанжар(a stabbing weapon) | qanjar | |
| Khmer | កាំបិតស្នៀត(a stabbing weapon), ក្រឹស(a stabbing weapon) | kambət sniət, krəh | |
| Korean | 단검(a stabbing weapon), 회검(a stabbing weapon) | dan'geom, hoegeom | |
| Kumyk | хынжал(a stabbing weapon) | xınjal | |
| Kyrgyz | канжар(a stabbing weapon) | kanjar | |
| Lao | ມີດຊຸຍ(a stabbing weapon) | mīt suy | |
| Latgalian | mylyns(a stabbing weapon), tutyns(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Latin | pūgiō(a stabbing weapon), sīca(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Latvian | duncis(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Lithuanian | durklas(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Macedonian | а́нџар(a stabbing weapon), бо́деж(a stabbing weapon), ка́ма(a stabbing weapon), крст(a text character) | ándžar, bódež, káma, krst | |
| Maguindanao | sundang(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Malay | badek(a stabbing weapon), badik(a stabbing weapon), belati(a stabbing weapon), kanjar(a stabbing weapon), keris (kris)(a stabbing weapon), khanjar(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Malayalam | കഠാര(a stabbing weapon) | kaṭhāra | |
| Māori | oka(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Maranao | gonong(a stabbing weapon), gorok(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Marathi | कट्यार(a stabbing weapon), खंजीर(a stabbing weapon), चाकू(a stabbing weapon), सुरा(a stabbing weapon) | kaṭyār, khañjīr, cākū, surā | |
| Minangkabau | gorok(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Mon | ၜုန်ပညံၚ်(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Mongolian | чинжаал(a stabbing weapon), ᠴᠢᠨᠵᠠᠯ(a stabbing weapon) | činžaal, činǰal | |
| Nogai | кынжал(a stabbing weapon) | kınjal | |
| Northern Kurdish | xencer(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | dolk(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Ossetian | къама(a stabbing weapon), хъама(a stabbing weapon) | k’ama, qama | |
| Ottoman Turkish | خنجر(a stabbing weapon), دشنه(a stabbing weapon), قامه(a stabbing weapon) | hancer, deşne, kama | |
| Pali | churikā(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Pashto | خنجر(a stabbing weapon) | xanjar | |
| Polish | kindżał(a stabbing weapon), sztylet(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Portuguese | adaga(a stabbing weapon), adaga(a text character), punhal(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Romanian | jungher(a stabbing weapon), pumnal(a stabbing weapon), semn de carte(a text character), stilet(a stabbing weapon), șiș(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Russian | дирк(a stabbing weapon), кинжа́л(a stabbing weapon), ко́ртик(a stabbing weapon), кре́стик(a text character), стиле́т(a stabbing weapon), ханджа́р(a stabbing weapon) | dirk, kinžál, kórtik, kréstik, stilét, xandžár | |
| Scottish Gaelic | biodag(a stabbing weapon), cuinnsear(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bódež(a stabbing weapon), hàndžār(a stabbing weapon), krȋž(a text character), kȁma(a stabbing weapon), kȑst(a text character), бо́деж(a stabbing weapon), ка̏ма(a stabbing weapon), кр̏ст(a text character), кри̑ж(a text character), ха̀нџа̄р(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Slovak | dýka(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Slovene | bodež(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Southern Altai | канјыл(a stabbing weapon) | kanǰïl | |
| Spanish | daga(a stabbing weapon), obelus(a text character), puñal(a stabbing weapon), serranil(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Swahili | jambia(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Swedish | dolk(a stabbing weapon), kors(a text character) | — | |
| Tagalog | balaraw(a stabbing weapon), daga(a stabbing weapon), patalim(a stabbing weapon), punyal(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Tajik | дашна(a stabbing weapon), ханҷар(a stabbing weapon) | dašna, xanjar | |
| Tatar | хәнҗәр(a stabbing weapon) | xäncär | |
| Tetum | badi(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Thai | กริช(a stabbing weapon) | grìt | |
| Tigrinya | ሽነት(a stabbing weapon) | šənät | |
| Turkish | hançer(a stabbing weapon), kama(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Turkmen | gylyç(a stabbing weapon), hancar(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Ukrainian | кинджа́л(a stabbing weapon), ханджа́р(a stabbing weapon) | kyndžál, xandžár | |
| Urdu | خَنْجَر(a stabbing weapon), دَشْنَہ(a stabbing weapon), چُھری(a stabbing weapon) | xanjar, daśna, churī | |
| Urhobo | agbogu(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Uyghur | خەنجەر(a stabbing weapon) | xenjer | |
| Uzbek | xanjar(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Vietnamese | dao găm(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Welsh | bidog(a text character), bidogan(a stabbing weapon), dagr(a stabbing weapon) | — | |
| Yakut | кынчаал(a stabbing weapon) | kïnčaal | |
| Yiddish | דאַגער(a stabbing weapon) | dager |
dolk
kamë
xəncər
sastagai
daga, punyal
nkhalamanja
hancer, qama, qancer
dýka
dolk
dolk, kruis
ponardo
pister, pistoda, tääk
daggari, dolkur, slíðraknívur
pace
risti, tikari
croix, kandjar, poignard
pugnâl
Dolch, Kreuz
असि, कटार, कटारी, क्षुर, क्षुरी, क्षौरी, खंजर, ख़ंजर, छुरा, छुरिका, छुरी
asi, kaṭār, kaṭārī, kṣur, kṣurī, kṣaurī, khañjar, xañjar, churā, churikā, churī
kereszt, tőr
rýtingur
kruco, poniardo
belati, khanjar
miodóg
agbegu
croce, daga, obelisco, obelo, pugnale, stiletto
glathi
mylyns, tutyns
pūgiō, sīca
duncis
durklas
sundang
badek, badik, belati, kanjar, keris (kris), khanjar
oka
gonong, gorok
gorok
ၜုန်ပညံၚ်
xencer
dolk
churikā
kindżał, sztylet
adaga, adaga, punhal
jungher, pumnal, semn de carte, stilet, șiș
дирк, кинжа́л, ко́ртик, кре́стик, стиле́т, ханджа́р
dirk, kinžál, kórtik, kréstik, stilét, xandžár
biodag, cuinnsear
bódež, hàndžār, krȋž, kȁma, kȑst, бо́деж, ка̏ма, кр̏ст, кри̑ж, ха̀нџа̄р
dýka
bodež
daga, obelus, puñal, serranil
jambia
dolk, kors
balaraw, daga, patalim, punyal
badi
hançer, kama
gylyç, hancar
agbogu
xanjar
dao găm
bidog, bidogan, dagr
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