Dead

//dɛd//

Translations of "dead" (139 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	dood(no longer alive)	—
Ainu	チ(no longer alive)	chi
Albanian	mbetur(fully and completely motionless), nëndhe(figuratively, not alive), vdekur(no longer alive)	—
Aleut	asxaanax(no longer alive)	—
Ancient Greek	νεκρός(no longer alive)	nekrós
Arabic	ميت(no longer alive), مَيِّت(no longer alive)	mayyit, mayyit
Armenian	մեռած(no longer alive)	meṙac
Aromanian	mortu(no longer alive)	—
Asturian	muertu(no longer alive)	—
Aymara	jiwata(no longer alive)	—
Azerbaijani	ölü(no longer alive)	—
Bashkir	үлгән(no longer alive), үле(no longer alive)	ülgən, üle
Belarusian	мёртвы(no longer alive)	mjórtvy
Bengali	মুর্দা(no longer alive), মুর্দা(idiomatic: hated), মৃত(no longer alive)	murda, murda, mrito
Breton	maro(no longer alive)	—
Bulgarian	изгасен(of a device: completely inactive; without power), мъ́ртъв(no longer alive), мъ́ртъв(figuratively, not alive), неодушеве́н(without emotion), неподви́жен(fully and completely motionless), абсолютно(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), безусловно(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), направо(exactly), напълно(exactly)	izgasen, mǎ́rtǎv, mǎ́rtǎv, neoduševén, nepodvížen, absoljutno, bezuslovno, napravo, napǎlno
Burmese	သေ(no longer alive)	se
Catalan	mort(no longer alive), mort(sports: not in play)	—
Cebuano	patay(no longer alive)	—
Central Kurdish	مردوو(no longer alive)	mirdû
Chamicuro	kashele'taka(no longer alive)	—
Chechen	делла(no longer alive)	della
Cherokee	ᎤᏲᎱᏒᎢ(no longer alive)	uyohusvi
Chinese Cantonese	到死(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), 鬼咁(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), 鬼死咁(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly)	dou³ sei², gwai² gam³, gwai² sei² gam³
Chinese Mandarin	死的(no longer alive), 完全地(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), 絕對 /绝对(exactly), 寂靜 /寂静(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	sǐ de, wánquán di, juéduì, jíjìng
Church Slavic	мрътвъ(no longer alive)	mrŭtvŭ
Crimean Tatar	ölü(no longer alive)	—
Czech	mrtvý(no longer alive)	—
Dalmatian	muart(no longer alive)	—
Danish	død(no longer alive), død(figuratively, not alive), død(sports: not in play), direkte(exactly), død(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), lige(exactly)	—
Dutch	dode(no longer alive), dood(no longer alive), gestorven(no longer alive), overleden(no longer alive), bloed(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), dood(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), oer(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), stilte(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Esperanto	morta(no longer alive), ĝuste(exactly), mezo(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense), mortintoj(those (dead people) who have died)	—
Estonian	surnud(no longer alive)	—
Faroese	deyður(no longer alive)	—
Finnish	eloton(no longer alive), eloton(devoid of living things, barren), haaska(no longer alive), jähmettynyt(fully and completely motionless), jännitteetön(of a device: completely inactive; without power), kuollut(no longer alive), kuollut(figuratively, not alive), kuollut(idiomatic: hated), kylmä(without emotion), kylmä(of a device: completely inactive; without power), käyttämätön(no longer used or required), raato(no longer alive), rikki(broken or inoperable), tarpeeton(no longer used or required), tunteeton(without emotion), turta(experiencing pins and needles), tyly(without emotion), uhri(no longer alive), ulkona(sports: not in play), vainaja(no longer alive), vanhentunut(no longer used or required), juuri(exactly), kuoleman(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), sairaan(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), suoraan(exactly), tasan(exactly), tismalleen(exactly), täsmälleen(exactly), kuolleet(those (dead people) who have died)	—
Franco-Provençal	môrt(no longer alive)	—
French	mdr(texting or Internet slang: dying of laughter), mort(no longer alive), cœur(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense), milieu(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense), profondeurs(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Friulian	muart(no longer alive)	—
Galician	morto(no longer alive)	—
Georgian	გარდაცვლილი(no longer alive), მიცვალებული(no longer alive), მკვდარი(no longer alive)	gardacvlili, micvalebuli, mḳvdari
German	abgeschaltet(of a device: completely inactive; without power), aus(of a device: completely inactive; without power), aus(sports: not in play), bewegungslos(fully and completely motionless), eingeschlafen(experiencing pins and needles), entbehrlich(no longer used or required), erstarrt(fully and completely motionless), gestorben(no longer alive), gestorben(idiomatic: hated), hinüber(broken or inoperable), im Aus(sports: not in play), im Eimer(broken or inoperable), leblos(figuratively, not alive), leer(of a device: completely inactive; without power), reglos(without emotion), regungslos(fully and completely motionless), stumpf(without emotion), tot(no longer alive), unbewegt(without emotion), ganz(exactly), genau(exactly), tod(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), total(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), Mitte(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense), Tiefe(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Gheg Albanian	shkum(no longer alive)	—
Gothic	𐌳𐌰𐌿𐌸𐍃(no longer alive)	dauþs
Greek	νεκρός(no longer alive), πεθαμένος(no longer alive), ψόφιος(no longer alive), ακριβώς(exactly)	nekrós, pethaménos, psófios, akrivós
Greenlandic	toqu(no longer alive)	—
Haitian Creole	mò(no longer alive)	—
Hawaiian	make(no longer alive)	—
Hebrew	מֵת(no longer alive)	met
Higaonon	namatay(no longer alive)	—
Hindi	निर्जीव(no longer alive), बंजर(devoid of living things, barren), भावहीन(without emotion), मरा हुआ(no longer alive), मुर्दा(no longer alive), मृत(no longer alive)	nirjīv, bañjar, bhāvhīn, marā huā, murdā, mŕt
Hungarian	döglött(no longer alive), elromlott(broken or inoperable), halott(no longer alive), halott(without emotion), használhatatlan(broken or inoperable), holt(no longer alive), játékon kívüli(sports: not in play), kimerült(of a device: completely inactive; without power), közönyös(without emotion), lemerült(of a device: completely inactive; without power), mozdulatlan(fully and completely motionless), nem létezik(idiomatic: hated), süket(broken or inoperable), tompa(without emotion), tönkrement(broken or inoperable), unalmas(without emotion), unott(without emotion), zsibbadt(experiencing pins and needles), érdektelen(without emotion), haláli(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), halálosan(exactly), holt(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), kegyetlen(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), teljesen(exactly), totál(exactly), totálisan(exactly), állati(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), kellős közepe(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Icelandic	dauður(no longer alive), dáinn(no longer alive), látinn(no longer alive)	—
Ido	mortinta(no longer alive)	—
Indonesian	mati(no longer alive), meninggal(no longer alive)	—
Interlingua	morte(no longer alive)	—
Inuktitut	ᑐᖁ(no longer alive)	toqo
Irish	marbh(no longer alive)	—
Italian	morto(no longer alive)	—
Ivatan	diman(no longer alive)	—
Japanese	亡い(no longer alive), 亡い(figuratively, not alive), 壊れた(broken or inoperable), 死んだ(no longer alive)	nai, nai, kowareta, shinda
Javanese	mati(no longer alive)	—
Kapampangan	mate(no longer alive)	—
Kazakh	өлі(no longer alive)	ölı
Khmer	ម្រឹត(no longer alive), ស្លាប់(no longer alive)	mrɨt, slap
Korean	죽었다(no longer alive), 죽은(no longer alive)	jugeotda, jugeun
Kyrgyz	өлгөн(no longer alive), өлүк(no longer alive), өлүү(no longer alive)	ölgön, ölük, ölüü
Ladino	met(no longer alive), muerto(no longer alive), niftar(no longer alive)	—
Lao	ຕາຍ(no longer alive)	tāi
Latin	mortuus(no longer alive)	—
Latvian	miris(no longer alive), nedzīvs(no longer alive)	—
Limburgish	doead(no longer alive), doeaje(no longer alive), kepót(no longer alive), kepótte(no longer alive)	—
Lithuanian	miręs(no longer alive), negyvas(no longer alive)	—
Lombard	mort(no longer alive)	—
Low German	dood(no longer alive)	—
Lower Sorbian	martwy(no longer alive)	—
Luxembourgish	dout(no longer alive)	—
Macedonian	мртов(no longer alive), пцовисан(no longer alive), умрен(no longer alive)	mrtov, pcovisan, umren
Malay	mati(no longer alive)	—
Manx	marroo(no longer alive), marroo(fully and completely motionless), neuvio(figuratively, not alive), doolaght(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense), dromm(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Mongolian	үхсэн(no longer alive), ᠦᠬᠦᠭᠰᠡᠨ(no longer alive)	üxsen, üküɣsen
Mpade	madɨ(no longer alive)	—
Neapolitan	muorto(no longer alive)	—
Nepali	मरेको(no longer alive), मृत(no longer alive)	mareko, mr̥t
Norman	mort(no longer alive)	—
Northern Sami	jápmit(no longer alive)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	død(no longer alive), død(sports: not in play), død(experiencing pins and needles), som sover(experiencing pins and needles)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	død(no longer alive)	—
Occitan	mòrt(no longer alive)	—
Old East Slavic	мьртвъ(no longer alive)	mĭrtvŭ
Old English	dēad(no longer alive)	—
Old Spanish	muerto(no longer alive)	—
Oromo	du'aa(no longer alive)	—
Ossetian	мард(no longer alive)	mard
Pashto	مړ(no longer alive)	mar
Persian	مرده(no longer alive), مرده(idiomatic: hated)	morde, morde
Piedmontese	mòrt(no longer alive)	—
Plautdietsch	doot(no longer alive)	—
Polish	martwy(no longer alive), nieruchomy(fully and completely motionless), nieżywy(no longer alive), rozładowany(of a device: completely inactive; without power), zmartwiały(fully and completely motionless), zmarły(no longer alive), zmarli(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Portuguese	dormente(experiencing pins and needles), morto(no longer alive), morto(idiomatic: hated)	—
Romani	mulo(no longer alive)	—
Romanian	mort(no longer alive)	—
Romansch	miert(no longer alive), mort(no longer alive)	—
Russian	безжи́зненный(without emotion), до́хлый(no longer alive), до́хлый(of a device: completely inactive; without power), мёртвый(no longer alive), мёртвый(figuratively, not alive), неодушевлённый(without emotion), неподви́жный(fully and completely motionless), сло́манный(broken or inoperable), у́мерший(no longer alive), абсолю́тно(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), пря́мо(exactly), соверше́нно(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), то́чно(exactly), середи́на(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	bezžíznennyj, dóxlyj, dóxlyj, mjórtvyj, mjórtvyj, neoduševljónnyj, nepodvížnyj, slómannyj, úmeršij, absoljútno, prjámo, soveršénno, tóčno, seredína
Sanskrit	मृत(no longer alive)	mṛtá
Sardinian	moltu(no longer alive), mortu(no longer alive)	—
Scottish Gaelic	marbh(no longer alive), marbh(time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense)	—
Serbo-Croatian	mr̀tav(no longer alive), ȕmrlī(no longer alive), мр̀тав(no longer alive), у̏мрлӣ(no longer alive)	—
Sicilian	mortu(no longer alive)	—
Sinhalese	මළ(no longer alive)	maḷa
Slovak	mŕtvy(no longer alive)	—
Slovene	mŕtev(no longer alive)	—
Southern Altai	ӧлгӧн(no longer alive), ӧлӱ(no longer alive)	ölgön, ölü
Spanish	muerto(no longer alive), muerto(of a device: completely inactive; without power), tilinte(no longer alive)	—
Sranan Tongo	dede(no longer alive)	—
Swedish	död(no longer alive), död(figuratively, not alive), döds(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly)	—
Tagalog	patay(no longer alive)	—
Taíno	operi'to(no longer alive), operi'to(no longer alive)	—
Tajik	мурда(no longer alive)	murda
Tatar	үле(no longer alive), үлек(no longer alive)	üle, ülek
Tausug	patay(no longer alive)	—
Thai	ตาย(no longer alive), เสียชีวิต(no longer alive)	dtaai, sǐia-chii-wít
Tok Pisin	dai(no longer alive)	—
Turkish	ölmüş(no longer alive), ölü(no longer alive)	—
Turkmen	öli(no longer alive)	—
Tuvan	ölgen(no longer alive), шыпшың(no longer alive), ыржым(no longer alive), ээн(no longer alive), өлүг(no longer alive)	şıpşıñ, ırjım, een, ölüg
Ukrainian	ме́ртвий(no longer alive)	mértvyj
Upper Sorbian	mortwy(no longer alive), morwy(no longer alive)	—
Urdu	مردہ(no longer alive)	murda
Uyghur	ئۆلۈك(no longer alive)	ölük
Uzbek	oʻlik(no longer alive)	—
Venetan	morto(no longer alive)	—
Vietnamese	chết(no longer alive)	—
Walloon	crevé(no longer alive), moirt(no longer alive), djusse(exactly), fén(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly), pår(very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly)	—
Welsh	marw(no longer alive)	—
West-Frisian	dea(no longer alive), deade(no longer alive)	—
Yiddish	טויט(no longer alive)	toyt
Yucatec Maya	kimen(no longer alive)	—
Yup'ik	tuqu(no longer alive)	—
Zaghawa	nî(no longer alive)	—

Afrikaans

dood

Ainu

チ

chi

Albanian

mbetur, nëndhe, vdekur

Aleut

asxaanax

Ancient Greek

νεκρός

nekrós

Arabic

ميت, مَيِّت

mayyit, mayyit

Armenian

մեռած

meṙac

mortu

muertu

jiwata

ölü

үлгән, үле

ülgən, üle

Belarusian

мёртвы

mjórtvy

Bengali

মুর্দা, মুর্দা, মৃত

murda, murda, mrito

Breton

maro

Bulgarian

изгасен, мъ́ртъв, мъ́ртъв, неодушеве́н, неподви́жен, абсолютно, безусловно, направо, напълно

izgasen, mǎ́rtǎv, mǎ́rtǎv, neoduševén, nepodvížen, absoljutno, bezuslovno, napravo, napǎlno

သေ

mort, mort

patay

مردوو

mirdû

Chamicuro

kashele'taka

Chechen

делла

della

Cherokee

ᎤᏲᎱᏒᎢ

uyohusvi

Chinese Cantonese

到死, 鬼咁, 鬼死咁

dou³ sei², gwai² gam³, gwai² sei² gam³

Chinese Mandarin

死的, 完全地, 絕對 /绝对, 寂靜 /寂静

sǐ de, wánquán di, juéduì, jíjìng

Church Slavic

мрътвъ

mrŭtvŭ

ölü

mrtvý

muart

død, død, død, direkte, død, lige

Dutch

dode, dood, gestorven, overleden, bloed, dood, oer, stilte

Esperanto

morta, ĝuste, mezo, mortintoj

Estonian

surnud

Faroese

deyður

Finnish

eloton, eloton, haaska, jähmettynyt, jännitteetön, kuollut, kuollut, kuollut, kylmä, kylmä, käyttämätön, raato, rikki, tarpeeton, tunteeton, turta, tyly, uhri, ulkona, vainaja, vanhentunut, juuri, kuoleman, sairaan, suoraan, tasan, tismalleen, täsmälleen, kuolleet

Franco-Provençal

môrt

French

mdr, mort, cœur, milieu, profondeurs

Friulian

muart

Galician

morto

Georgian

გარდაცვლილი, მიცვალებული, მკვდარი

gardacvlili, micvalebuli, mḳvdari

German

abgeschaltet, aus, aus, bewegungslos, eingeschlafen, entbehrlich, erstarrt, gestorben, gestorben, hinüber, im Aus, im Eimer, leblos, leer, reglos, regungslos, stumpf, tot, unbewegt, ganz, genau, tod, total, Mitte, Tiefe

Gheg Albanian

shkum

Gothic

𐌳𐌰𐌿𐌸𐍃

dauþs

Greek

νεκρός, πεθαμένος, ψόφιος, ακριβώς

nekrós, pethaménos, psófios, akrivós

toqu

mò

make

מֵת

met

Higaonon

namatay

Hindi

निर्जीव, बंजर, भावहीन, मरा हुआ, मुर्दा, मृत

nirjīv, bañjar, bhāvhīn, marā huā, murdā, mŕt

Hungarian

döglött, elromlott, halott, halott, használhatatlan, holt, játékon kívüli, kimerült, közönyös, lemerült, mozdulatlan, nem létezik, süket, tompa, tönkrement, unalmas, unott, zsibbadt, érdektelen, haláli, halálosan, holt, kegyetlen, teljesen, totál, totálisan, állati, kellős közepe

Icelandic

dauður, dáinn, látinn

mortinta

mati, meninggal

morte

ᑐᖁ

toqo

marbh

morto

diman

亡い, 亡い, 壊れた, 死んだ

nai, nai, kowareta, shinda

Javanese

mati

Kapampangan

mate

Kazakh

өлі

ölı

Khmer

ម្រឹត, ស្លាប់

mrɨt, slap

Korean

죽었다, 죽은

jugeotda, jugeun

Kyrgyz

өлгөн, өлүк, өлүү

ölgön, ölük, ölüü

Ladino

met, muerto, niftar

Lao

ຕາຍ

tāi

Latin

mortuus

Latvian

miris, nedzīvs

Limburgish

doead, doeaje, kepót, kepótte

miręs, negyvas

mort

dood

martwy

dout

мртов, пцовисан, умрен

mrtov, pcovisan, umren

Malay

mati

Manx

marroo, marroo, neuvio, doolaght, dromm

Mongolian

үхсэн, ᠦᠬᠦᠭᠰᠡᠨ

üxsen, üküɣsen

Mpade

madɨ

Neapolitan

muorto

Nepali

मरेको, मृत

mareko, mr̥t

Norman

mort

Northern Sami

jápmit

Norwegian Bokmål

død, død, død, som sover

Norwegian Nynorsk

død

Occitan

mòrt

Old East Slavic

мьртвъ

mĭrtvŭ

dēad

muerto

du'aa

мард

mard

Pashto

مړ

mar

Persian

مرده, مرده

morde, morde

Piedmontese

mòrt

Plautdietsch

doot

Polish

martwy, nieruchomy, nieżywy, rozładowany, zmartwiały, zmarły, zmarli

Portuguese

dormente, morto, morto

mulo

mort

miert, mort

безжи́зненный, до́хлый, до́хлый, мёртвый, мёртвый, неодушевлённый, неподви́жный, сло́манный, у́мерший, абсолю́тно, пря́мо, соверше́нно, то́чно, середи́на

bezžíznennyj, dóxlyj, dóxlyj, mjórtvyj, mjórtvyj, neoduševljónnyj, nepodvížnyj, slómannyj, úmeršij, absoljútno, prjámo, soveršénno, tóčno, seredína

Sanskrit

मृत

mṛtá

Sardinian

moltu, mortu

Scottish Gaelic

marbh, marbh

Serbo-Croatian

mr̀tav, ȕmrlī, мр̀тав, у̏мрлӣ

Sicilian

mortu

Sinhalese

මළ

maḷa

Slovak

mŕtvy

Slovene

mŕtev

Southern Altai

ӧлгӧн, ӧлӱ

ölgön, ölü

Spanish

muerto, muerto, tilinte

dede

död, död, döds

patay

operi'to, operi'to

мурда

murda

Tatar

үле, үлек

üle, ülek

Tausug

patay

Thai

ตาย, เสียชีวิต

dtaai, sǐia-chii-wít

dai

ölmüş, ölü

öli

ölgen, шыпшың, ыржым, ээн, өлүг

şıpşıñ, ırjım, een, ölüg

Ukrainian

ме́ртвий

mértvyj

Upper Sorbian

mortwy, morwy

Urdu

مردہ

murda

Uyghur

ئۆلۈك

ölük

oʻlik

morto

chết

crevé, moirt, djusse, fén, pår

Welsh

marw

West-Frisian

dea, deade

Yiddish

טויט

toyt

Yucatec Maya

kimen

Yup'ik

tuqu

Zaghawa

nî

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