Defeat
//dɪˈfiːt//
Translations of "defeat" (90 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | nederlaag(the act of being defeated, of losing), oorwin(to overcome in battle or contest), verslaan(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Albanian | Humbje(the act of being defeated, of losing), M'u Rrah(the act of being defeated, of losing), M'e' Rrah(to overcome in battle or contest), Mund(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἧσσα(the act of being defeated, of losing), νικάω(to overcome in battle or contest) | hêssa, nikáō | |
| Arabic | مَغْلُوبِيَّة(the act of being defeated, of losing), هَزِيمَة(the act of being defeated, of losing), غلب(to overcome in battle or contest), غَلَبَ(to overcome in battle or contest), هَزَمَ(to overcome in battle or contest) | maḡlūbiyya, hazīma, ḡalab, ḡalaba, hazama | |
| Armenian | պարտություն(the act of being defeated, of losing), հաղթել(to overcome in battle or contest), պարտության մատնել(to overcome in battle or contest) | partutʻyun, haġtʻel, partutʻyan matnel | |
| Aromanian | frãndzeare(the act of being defeated, of losing), anichisescu(to overcome in battle or contest), azvingu(to overcome in battle or contest), bat (roa-rup)(to overcome in battle or contest), frãngu(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Asturian | vencer(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | məğlubiyyət(the act of being defeated, of losing), yenmək(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Bashkir | еңеү(to overcome in battle or contest) | yeñew | |
| Basque | porrot(the act of being defeated, of losing), garaitu(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Belarusian | паражэ́нне(the act of being defeated, of losing), паража́ць(to overcome in battle or contest), паразі́ць(to overcome in battle or contest), перамага́ць(to overcome in battle or contest), перамагчы́(to overcome in battle or contest) | paražénnje, paražácʹ, parazícʹ, pjeramahácʹ, pjeramahčý | |
| Bengali | পরাজয়(the act of being defeated, of losing), হারা(the act of being defeated, of losing), হারানো(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), হারানো(to overcome in battle or contest) | porajoẏ, hara, haranō, haranō | |
| Breton | koll(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Bulgarian | пораже́ние(the act of being defeated, of losing), победя́(to overcome in battle or contest), побежда́вам(to overcome in battle or contest), поразя́(to overcome in battle or contest), поразя́вам(to overcome in battle or contest) | poražénie, pobedjá, pobeždávam, porazjá, porazjávam | |
| Burmese | အရှုံး(the act of being defeated, of losing) | a.hrum: | |
| Catalan | derrota(the act of being defeated, of losing), desfeta(the act of being defeated, of losing), venciment(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), batre(to overcome in battle or contest), derrotar(to overcome in battle or contest), vèncer(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 打敗 /打败(to overcome in battle or contest), 贏 /赢(to overcome in battle or contest) | daa² baai⁶, jeng⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 敗仗 /败仗(the act of being defeated, of losing), 敗北 /败北(the act of being defeated, of losing), 打敗 /打败(to overcome in battle or contest), 贏 /赢(to overcome in battle or contest) | bàizhàng, bàiběi, dǎbài, yíng | |
| Cornish | tryghi(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Czech | porážka(the act of being defeated, of losing), vítězství(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), anulovat(to nullify), porazit(to overcome in battle or contest), porážet(to overcome in battle or contest), udělat neplatným(to nullify), vítězit(to overcome in battle or contest), zvítězit(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Danish | nederlag(the act of being defeated, of losing), besejre(to overcome in battle or contest), overvinde(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Dari | بَاخْت(the act of being defeated, of losing), شِکَسْت(the act of being defeated, of losing) | bāxt, šikast | |
| Dutch | nederlaag(the act of being defeated, of losing), overwinnen(to overcome in battle or contest), verslaan(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Esperanto | malvenko(the act of being defeated, of losing), venki(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Estonian | kaotus(the act of being defeated, of losing), lüüasaamine(the act of being defeated, of losing), võitma(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Faroese | ósigur(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Finnish | häviö(the act of being defeated, of losing), tappio(the act of being defeated, of losing), voitto(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), kumota(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), kumota(to nullify), mitätöidä(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), mitätöidä(to nullify), poistaa(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), päihittää(to overcome in battle or contest), tehdä tyhjäksi(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), voittaa(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| French | défaite(the act of being defeated, of losing), anéantir(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), contrecarrer(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), défaire(to overcome in battle or contest), réduire à néant(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), vaincre(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Friulian | vinci(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Galician | derrota(the act of being defeated, of losing), desfeita(the act of being defeated, of losing), bater(to overcome in battle or contest), derrotar(to overcome in battle or contest), vencer(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Georgian | დამარცხება(the act of being defeated, of losing), დამარცხება(to overcome in battle or contest) | damarcxeba, damarcxeba | |
| German | Niederlage(the act of being defeated, of losing), besiegen(to overcome in battle or contest), bewältigen(to overcome in battle or contest), bezwingen(to overcome in battle or contest), niederringen(to overcome in battle or contest), schlagen(to overcome in battle or contest), zunichtemachen(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of) | — | |
| Greek | ήττα(the act of being defeated, of losing), καταρρέω(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), ματαιώνω(to nullify), νικώ(to overcome in battle or contest), συντρίβω(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), τσακίζω(to overcome in battle or contest) | ítta, katarréo, mataióno, nikó, syntrívo, tsakízo | |
| Hebrew | תְּבוּסָה(the act of being defeated, of losing), הֵבִיס(to overcome in battle or contest) | t'vusá, hevís | |
| Hindi | जीतना(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), पराजय(the act of being defeated, of losing), शिकस्त(the act of being defeated, of losing), हराना(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), हार(the act of being defeated, of losing), जीतना(to overcome in battle or contest), हराना(to overcome in battle or contest) | jītnā, parājay, śikast, harānā, hār, jītnā, harānā | |
| Hungarian | vereség(the act of being defeated, of losing), legyőz(to overcome in battle or contest), megsemmisít(to nullify) | — | |
| Icelandic | ósigur(the act of being defeated, of losing), sigra(to overcome in battle or contest), vinna(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Ido | vinkar(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Indonesian | kekalahan(the act of being defeated, of losing), mengalahkan(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | باخْت(the act of being defeated, of losing), شِکَسْت(the act of being defeated, of losing) | bâxt, šekast | |
| Irish | buaigh ar(to overcome in battle or contest), cloígh(to overcome in battle or contest), faigh an lámh in uachtar ar(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Italian | disfatta(the act of being defeated, of losing), sconfitta(the act of being defeated, of losing), battere(to overcome in battle or contest), sconfiggere(to overcome in battle or contest), vincere(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Japanese | 敗北(the act of being defeated, of losing), 負け(the act of being defeated, of losing), やっつける(to overcome in battle or contest), 倒す(to overcome in battle or contest), 負かす(to overcome in battle or contest) | haiboku, make, yattsukeru, taosu, makasu | |
| Kazakh | жеңіліс(the act of being defeated, of losing) | jeñılıs | |
| Khmer | ការចាញ់(the act of being defeated, of losing), ឈ្នះ(to overcome in battle or contest) | kaa cañ, chnĕəh | |
| Korean | 짐(the act of being defeated, of losing), 패배(the act of being defeated, of losing), 이기다(to overcome in battle or contest), 패배시키다(to overcome in battle or contest) | jim, paebae, igida, paebaesikida | |
| Kyrgyz | жеңилиш(the act of being defeated, of losing) | jeŋiliş | |
| Lao | ປະຣາໄຊ(the act of being defeated, of losing), ປະລາໄຊ(the act of being defeated, of losing) | pa rā sai, pa lā sai | |
| Latgalian | puorveikt(to overcome in battle or contest), īveikt(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Latin | stragēs(the act of being defeated, of losing), vincō(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Latvian | sakāve(the act of being defeated, of losing), sakaut(to overcome in battle or contest), uzvarēt(to overcome in battle or contest), uzveikt(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Lithuanian | pralaimėjimas(the act of being defeated, of losing), nugalėti(to overcome in battle or contest), sukauti(to overcome in battle or contest), įveikti(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Nidderlag(the act of being defeated, of losing), Néierlag(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Macedonian | пораз(the act of being defeated, of losing), победи(to overcome in battle or contest), победува(to overcome in battle or contest), порази(to overcome in battle or contest), поразува(to overcome in battle or contest) | poraz, pobedi, pobeduva, porazi, porazuva | |
| Malagasy | faharesena(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Malay | kekalahan(the act of being defeated, of losing), kalahkan(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Maore Comorian | ushindra(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Māori | whakahinganga(the act of being defeated, of losing), whakahinganga(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), taiari(to overcome in battle or contest), taieri(to overcome in battle or contest), whakahinga(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Mongolian | ялагдал(the act of being defeated, of losing), дийлэх(to overcome in battle or contest), ялах(to overcome in battle or contest) | jalagdal, diilex, jalax | |
| Nepali | पराजित गर्नु(to overcome in battle or contest), हराउनु(to overcome in battle or contest) | parājit garnu, harāunu | |
| Northern Kurdish | mexlûbiyet(the act of being defeated, of losing), şikist(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | nederlag(the act of being defeated, of losing), beseire(to overcome in battle or contest), overvinne(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Occitan | desfacha(the act of being defeated, of losing), vencir(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Pashto | شکست(the act of being defeated, of losing), مغلوبيت(the act of being defeated, of losing) | šekast, maǧlubyat | |
| Persian | شکست دادن(to overcome in battle or contest), مغلوب کردن(to overcome in battle or contest) | šekast dâdan, maġlub kardan | |
| Polish | porażka(the act of being defeated, of losing), pokonać(to overcome in battle or contest), pokonywać(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Portuguese | derrota(the act of being defeated, of losing), derrotar(to overcome in battle or contest), vencer(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Quechua | llalliy(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Romanian | înfrângere(the act of being defeated, of losing), bate(to overcome in battle or contest), înfrânge(to overcome in battle or contest), învinge(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Russian | пораже́ние(the act of being defeated, of losing), победи́ть(to overcome in battle or contest), побежда́ть(to overcome in battle or contest), поража́ть(to overcome in battle or contest), порази́ть(to overcome in battle or contest), разби́ть(to overcome in battle or contest), разбива́ть(to overcome in battle or contest) | poražénije, pobedítʹ, pobeždátʹ, poražátʹ, porazítʹ, razbítʹ, razbivátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | पराजय(the act of being defeated, of losing), जयति(to overcome in battle or contest), सहते(to overcome in battle or contest) | parājaya, jayati, sahate | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pȍrāz(the act of being defeated, of losing), по̏ра̄з(the act of being defeated, of losing), poráziti(to overcome in battle or contest), пора́зити(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Slovak | porážka(the act of being defeated, of losing), poraziť(to overcome in battle or contest), porážať(to overcome in battle or contest), víťaziť(to overcome in battle or contest), zvíťaziť(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Slovene | poraz(the act of being defeated, of losing), poraziti(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Spanish | derrota(the act of being defeated, of losing), derrota(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), vencimiento(the act of being defeated, of losing), vencimiento(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), anular(to nullify), causear(to overcome in battle or contest), debelar(to overcome in battle or contest), derribar(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), derrotar(to overcome in battle or contest), derrotar(to reduce, to nothing, the strength of), despachurrar(to overcome in battle or contest), despanchurrar(to overcome in battle or contest), profligar(to overcome in battle or contest), vencer(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Swedish | nederlag(the act of being defeated, of losing), besegra(to overcome in battle or contest), övervinna(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Tajik | бохт(the act of being defeated, of losing), шикаст(the act of being defeated, of losing), мағлуб кардан(to overcome in battle or contest), шикаст додан(to overcome in battle or contest), шикаст расондан(to overcome in battle or contest) | boxt, šikast, maġlub kardan, šikast dodan, šikast rasondan | |
| Tamil | இழப்பு(the act of being defeated, of losing), தோற்கடிக்கப்படுதல்(the act of being defeated, of losing), தோற்கடிப்பு(the act of defeating, of overcoming or winning against), தோல்வி(the act of being defeated, of losing), தோல்வியடைதல்(the act of being defeated, of losing), தோற்கடி(to overcome in battle or contest) | iḻappu, tōṟkaṭikkappaṭutal, tōṟkaṭippu, tōlvi, tōlviyaṭaital, tōṟkaṭi | |
| Tatar | җиңелү(the act of being defeated, of losing) | ciñelü | |
| Telugu | ఓడించు(to overcome in battle or contest) | ōḍiñcu | |
| Thai | การปราชัย(the act of being defeated, of losing), ความปราชัย(the act of being defeated, of losing), ปราชัย(the act of being defeated, of losing), ชนะ(to overcome in battle or contest), ปราบ(to overcome in battle or contest), เอาชนะ(to overcome in battle or contest) | gaan-bpà-raa-chai, kwaam-bpà-raa-chai, bpà-raa-chai, chá-ná, bpràap, ao-chá-ná | |
| Tocharian B | yuk(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Turkish | hezimet(the act of being defeated, of losing), mağlubiyet(the act of being defeated, of losing), yenilgi(the act of being defeated, of losing), mağlup etmek(to overcome in battle or contest), yenmek(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Turkmen | ýeňliş(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Ukrainian | пора́зка(the act of being defeated, of losing), про́граш(the act of being defeated, of losing), перемага́ти(to overcome in battle or contest), перемогти́(to overcome in battle or contest), поража́ти(to overcome in battle or contest), порази́ти(to overcome in battle or contest) | porázka, próhraš, peremaháty, peremohtý, poražáty, porazýty | |
| Urdu | شِکَسْت(the act of being defeated, of losing), ہار(the act of being defeated, of losing), شکست دینا(to overcome in battle or contest) | śikast, hār, šikast dēnā | |
| Uyghur | مەغلۇبىيەت(the act of being defeated, of losing) | meghlubiyet | |
| Uzbek | magʻlubiyat(the act of being defeated, of losing), shikast(the act of being defeated, of losing) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sự thất bại(the act of being defeated, of losing), đánh bại(to overcome in battle or contest) | — | |
| Welsh | curo(to overcome in battle or contest), gorchfygu(to overcome in battle or contest), maeddu(to overcome in battle or contest), trechu(to overcome in battle or contest) | — |
nederlaag, oorwin, verslaan
Humbje, M'u Rrah, M'e' Rrah, Mund
frãndzeare, anichisescu, azvingu, bat (roa-rup), frãngu
vencer
məğlubiyyət, yenmək
porrot, garaitu
паражэ́нне, паража́ць, паразі́ць, перамага́ць, перамагчы́
paražénnje, paražácʹ, parazícʹ, pjeramahácʹ, pjeramahčý
koll
пораже́ние, победя́, побежда́вам, поразя́, поразя́вам
poražénie, pobedjá, pobeždávam, porazjá, porazjávam
derrota, desfeta, venciment, batre, derrotar, vèncer
tryghi
porážka, vítězství, anulovat, porazit, porážet, udělat neplatným, vítězit, zvítězit
nederlag, besejre, overvinde
nederlaag, overwinnen, verslaan
malvenko, venki
kaotus, lüüasaamine, võitma
ósigur
häviö, tappio, voitto, kumota, kumota, mitätöidä, mitätöidä, poistaa, päihittää, tehdä tyhjäksi, voittaa
défaite, anéantir, contrecarrer, défaire, réduire à néant, vaincre
vinci
derrota, desfeita, bater, derrotar, vencer
Niederlage, besiegen, bewältigen, bezwingen, niederringen, schlagen, zunichtemachen
ήττα, καταρρέω, ματαιώνω, νικώ, συντρίβω, τσακίζω
ítta, katarréo, mataióno, nikó, syntrívo, tsakízo
जीतना, पराजय, शिकस्त, हराना, हार, जीतना, हराना
jītnā, parājay, śikast, harānā, hār, jītnā, harānā
vereség, legyőz, megsemmisít
ósigur, sigra, vinna
vinkar
kekalahan, mengalahkan
buaigh ar, cloígh, faigh an lámh in uachtar ar
disfatta, sconfitta, battere, sconfiggere, vincere
puorveikt, īveikt
stragēs, vincō
sakāve, sakaut, uzvarēt, uzveikt
pralaimėjimas, nugalėti, sukauti, įveikti
Nidderlag, Néierlag
faharesena
kekalahan, kalahkan
ushindra
whakahinganga, whakahinganga, taiari, taieri, whakahinga
mexlûbiyet, şikist
nederlag, beseire, overvinne
desfacha, vencir
porażka, pokonać, pokonywać
derrota, derrotar, vencer
llalliy
înfrângere, bate, înfrânge, învinge
пораже́ние, победи́ть, побежда́ть, поража́ть, порази́ть, разби́ть, разбива́ть
poražénije, pobedítʹ, pobeždátʹ, poražátʹ, porazítʹ, razbítʹ, razbivátʹ
pȍrāz, по̏ра̄з, poráziti, пора́зити
porážka, poraziť, porážať, víťaziť, zvíťaziť
poraz, poraziti
derrota, derrota, vencimiento, vencimiento, anular, causear, debelar, derribar, derrotar, derrotar, despachurrar, despanchurrar, profligar, vencer
nederlag, besegra, övervinna
бохт, шикаст, мағлуб кардан, шикаст додан, шикаст расондан
boxt, šikast, maġlub kardan, šikast dodan, šikast rasondan
இழப்பு, தோற்கடிக்கப்படுதல், தோற்கடிப்பு, தோல்வி, தோல்வியடைதல், தோற்கடி
iḻappu, tōṟkaṭikkappaṭutal, tōṟkaṭippu, tōlvi, tōlviyaṭaital, tōṟkaṭi
การปราชัย, ความปราชัย, ปราชัย, ชนะ, ปราบ, เอาชนะ
gaan-bpà-raa-chai, kwaam-bpà-raa-chai, bpà-raa-chai, chá-ná, bpràap, ao-chá-ná
yuk
hezimet, mağlubiyet, yenilgi, mağlup etmek, yenmek
ýeňliş
пора́зка, про́граш, перемага́ти, перемогти́, поража́ти, порази́ти
porázka, próhraš, peremaháty, peremohtý, poražáty, porazýty
magʻlubiyat, shikast
sự thất bại, đánh bại
curo, gorchfygu, maeddu, trechu
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