Deposit
//dɪˈpɒzɪt//
Translations of "deposit" (45 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | وَدِيعَة(money placed in an account), أَوْدَعَ(to put money or funds into an account) | wadīʕa, ʔawdaʕa | |
| Belarusian | абло́га(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), дэпазі́т(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), дэпазі́т(money placed in an account), месцанараджэ́нне(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), радо́вішча(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), укла́д(money placed in an account) | ablóha, depazít, depazít, mjescanaradžénnje, radóvišča, uklád | |
| Bulgarian | влог(money placed in an account), депо́зит(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), депо́зит(money placed in an account), депо́зит(money given as an initial payment), зале́ж(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), капаро(money given as an initial payment), влагам(to put money or funds into an account), вна́сям(to put money or funds into an account), внеса́(to put money or funds into an account), депози́рам(to put money or funds into an account), депонирам(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), отлагам се(to lay down) | vlog, depózit, depózit, depózit, zaléž, kaparo, vlagam, vnásjam, vnesá, depozíram, deponiram, otlagam se | |
| Catalan | bestreta(money given as an initial payment), dipòsit(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), dipòsit(money placed in an account), jaciment(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), dipositar(to lay down), dipositar(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 保證金 /保证金(money given as an initial payment), 保證金 /保证金(security for a borrowed item), 存款(money placed in an account), 定金(money given as an initial payment), 押金(money given as an initial payment), 沉積 /沉积(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), 訂金 /订金(money given as an initial payment), 儲蓄 /储蓄(to put money or funds into an account) | bǎozhèngjīn, bǎozhèngjīn, cúnkuǎn, dìngjīn, yājīn, chénjī, dìng jīn, chǔxù | |
| Czech | vklad(money placed in an account), úschova(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), vložit(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Danish | aflejring(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), aflejring(anything left behind on a surface), depositum(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), depositum(money given as an initial payment), depositum(security for a borrowed item), forekomst(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), indskud(money placed in an account), pant(security for a borrowed item), udbetaling(money given as an initial payment) | — | |
| Dutch | aanbetaling(money given as an initial payment), afzetting(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), bewaargeving(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), borg(security for a borrowed item), deposito(money placed in an account), neerzetting(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), statiegeld(security for a borrowed item), afzetten(to lay down), neerzetten(to lay down), storten(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Esperanto | deponi(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Estonian | deposiit(money placed in an account), deposiit(money given as an initial payment), hoius(money placed in an account), käsiraha(money given as an initial payment), ladestus(anything left behind on a surface), leiukoht(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), leiupaik(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), maardla(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), pant(security for a borrowed item), sade(anything left behind on a surface), sete(anything left behind on a surface) | — | |
| Finnish | depositio(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), ennakko(money given as an initial payment), esiintymä(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), esiintymä(anything left behind on a surface), käsiraha(money given as an initial payment), pantti(security for a borrowed item), talletus(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), talletus(money placed in an account), vakuus(money given as an initial payment), asettaa(to lay down), laskea(to lay down), panna(to lay down), panna talteen(to lay up or away for safekeeping; to put up; to store), panna tilille(to put money or funds into an account), sijoittaa(to lay down), säilyttää(to lay up or away for safekeeping; to put up; to store), tallettaa(to put money or funds into an account), uskoa jonkun haltuun(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| French | acompte(money given as an initial payment), arrhes(money given as an initial payment), caution(security for a borrowed item), dépôt(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), dépôt(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), dépôt(money placed in an account), gisement(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), déposer(to lay down), déposer(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| German | Ablagerung(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), Anzahlung(money given as an initial payment), Depot(anything left behind on a surface), Einzahlung(money placed in an account), Hinterlegung(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), Kaution(security for a borrowed item), Pfand(security for a borrowed item), Verwahrung(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), Vorkommen(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), einzahlen(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍅𐌰𐌳𐌹(security for a borrowed item) | wadi | |
| Greek | ίζημα(anything left behind on a surface), κατάθεση(money placed in an account), κοίτασμα(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), παράβολο(security for a borrowed item), παρακαταθήκη(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), προκαταβολή(money given as an initial payment), δίνω εγγύηση(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), καταθέτω(to lay down), καταθέτω(to put money or funds into an account), προκαταβάλλω(to put money or funds into an account) | ízima, katáthesi, koítasma, parávolo, parakatathíki, prokatavolí, díno engýisi, katathéto, katathéto, prokatavállo | |
| Hebrew | הַפְקָדָה(money placed in an account) | hafkadá | |
| Hindi | जमा(money placed in an account), भंडार(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), जमा करना(to put money or funds into an account) | jamā, bhaṇḍār, jamā karnā | |
| Hungarian | bankbetét(money placed in an account), betét(money placed in an account), foglaló(money given as an initial payment), kaució(money given as an initial payment), letét(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), letét(money given as an initial payment), berak(to put money or funds into an account), betesz(to put money or funds into an account), elhelyez(to lay up or away for safekeeping; to put up; to store), lerak(to lay down), letesz(to lay down), letesz(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), letétbe helyez(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Icelandic | tryggingarfé(security for a borrowed item) | — | |
| Ido | sedimento(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), depozar(to lay down) | — | |
| Ingrian | käsiraha(money given as an initial payment), pantti(security for a borrowed item) | — | |
| Interlingua | deposito(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), deposito(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), depositar(to lay down), depositar(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Irish | sil-leagan(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), taisc(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Italian | acconto(money given as an initial payment), anticipo(money given as an initial payment), caparra(money given as an initial payment), deposito(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), deposito(money placed in an account), deposito(anything left behind on a surface), deposito(money given as an initial payment), deposito cauzionale(security for a borrowed item), sedimento(anything left behind on a surface), versamento(money placed in an account) | — | |
| Japanese | デポジット(money placed in an account), 供託(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), 保証金(money given as an initial payment), 入金(money placed in an account), 堆積物(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), 寄託(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), 担保(security for a borrowed item), 敷金(security for a borrowed item), 預かり金(money placed in an account), 預金(money placed in an account), 頭金(money given as an initial payment), 振り込む(to put money or funds into an account), 預ける(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | depojitto, kyōtaku, hoshōkin, nyūkin, taisekibutsu, kitaku, tanpo, shikikin, azukarikin, yokin, atamakin, furikomu, azukeru | |
| Korean | 담보(security for a borrowed item), 보증금(money given as an initial payment), 예금(money placed in an account), 입금(money placed in an account), 퇴적물(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material) | dambo, bojeunggeum, yegeum, ipgeum, toejeongmul | |
| Latin | arrhabō(money given as an initial payment), confiscō(to put money or funds into an account), dēpōnō(to lay down), dēpōnō(to lay up or away for safekeeping; to put up; to store), dēpōnō(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Māori | moni kuhu(money placed in an account), moni tāpui(money given as an initial payment), pātokatoka(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), pūtea tāpae(money placed in an account), whakaputu(to put money or funds into an account), whakatakoto(to lay down) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | avsetning(anything left behind on a surface), depositum(security for a borrowed item) | — | |
| Old Swedish | panter(security for a borrowed item) | — | |
| Persian | سپرده(money placed in an account), ودیعه(money placed in an account) | seporde, vadi'e | |
| Polish | depozyt(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), depozyt(money placed in an account), kaucja(security for a borrowed item), osad(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), osad(anything left behind on a surface), umowa przechowania(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), wpłata(money placed in an account), zaliczka(money given as an initial payment), złoże(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), ślad(anything left behind on a surface), deponować(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), osadzać(to lay down), osadzić(to lay down), powierzać(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), powierzyć(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), składać(to lay down), wpłacać(to put money or funds into an account), wpłacić(to put money or funds into an account), zdeponować(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), złożyć(to lay down) | — | |
| Portuguese | depósito(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), depósito(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), depósito(money placed in an account), depósito(anything left behind on a surface), empenho(security for a borrowed item), entrada(money given as an initial payment), depositar(to lay down), depositar(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), depositar(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | hata(to lay down) | — | |
| Romanian | depozit(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), depozit(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), depunere(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), zăcământ(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), depozita(to put money or funds into an account), depune(to lay down), depune(to put money or funds into an account), lăsa în îngrijire(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Russian | взнос(money given as an initial payment), вклад(money placed in an account), депози́т(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), депози́т(money placed in an account), за́лежь(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), зада́ток(money given as an initial payment), зало́г(security for a borrowed item), зачисле́ние(money placed in an account), месторожде́ние(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), оса́док(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), отложе́ние(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), отложе́ние(anything left behind on a surface), вкла́дывать(to put money or funds into an account), вложи́ть(to put money or funds into an account), депони́ровать(to put money or funds into an account), зачислить(to put money or funds into an account), класть(to put money or funds into an account), положи́ть(to put money or funds into an account) | vznos, vklad, depozít, depozít, záležʹ, zadátok, zalóg, začislénije, mestoroždénije, osádok, otložénije, otložénije, vkládyvatʹ, vložítʹ, deponírovatʹ, začislitʹ, klastʹ, položítʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | dȅpozīt(money given as an initial payment) | — | |
| Spanish | depósito(money placed in an account), depósito(money given as an initial payment), empeño(security for a borrowed item), depositar(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Swedish | avlagring(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), deposition(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), deposition(security for a borrowed item), depositionsavgift(security for a borrowed item), handpenning(money given as an initial payment), insättning(money placed in an account), pant(security for a borrowed item), deponera(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), sätta in(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Tagalog | latak(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material) | — | |
| Thai | ค่าประกัน(security for a borrowed item), ค่ามัดจำ(money given as an initial payment), มัดจำ(money given as an initial payment), เงินประกัน(security for a borrowed item), เงินฝาก(money placed in an account), เงินมัดจำ(money given as an initial payment), ฝาก(to put money or funds into an account) | mát-jam, ngən-fàak, fàak | |
| Turkish | pey(money given as an initial payment), yatırmak(to put money or funds into an account) | — | |
| Ukrainian | вклад(money placed in an account), депози́т(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), депози́т(money placed in an account), по́клад(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material), родо́вище(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material) | vklad, depozýt, depozýt, póklad, rodóvyšče | |
| Vietnamese | tiền thế chấp(money given as an initial payment), tiền đặt cọc(money given as an initial payment), gửi(to put money or funds into an account), thế chấp(to entrust one's assets to the care of another), đặt cọc(to entrust one's assets to the care of another) | — | |
| Welsh | adnau(leaving goods in another's custody for safekeeping), adnau(money placed in an account), blaendal(money given as an initial payment), dyddodyn(sediment or rock different from the surrounding material) | — |
абло́га, дэпазі́т, дэпазі́т, месцанараджэ́нне, радо́вішча, укла́д
ablóha, depazít, depazít, mjescanaradžénnje, radóvišča, uklád
влог, депо́зит, депо́зит, депо́зит, зале́ж, капаро, влагам, вна́сям, внеса́, депози́рам, депонирам, отлагам се
vlog, depózit, depózit, depózit, zaléž, kaparo, vlagam, vnásjam, vnesá, depozíram, deponiram, otlagam se
bestreta, dipòsit, dipòsit, jaciment, dipositar, dipositar
保證金 /保证金, 保證金 /保证金, 存款, 定金, 押金, 沉積 /沉积, 訂金 /订金, 儲蓄 /储蓄
bǎozhèngjīn, bǎozhèngjīn, cúnkuǎn, dìngjīn, yājīn, chénjī, dìng jīn, chǔxù
vklad, úschova, vložit
aflejring, aflejring, depositum, depositum, depositum, forekomst, indskud, pant, udbetaling
aanbetaling, afzetting, bewaargeving, borg, deposito, neerzetting, statiegeld, afzetten, neerzetten, storten
deponi
deposiit, deposiit, hoius, käsiraha, ladestus, leiukoht, leiupaik, maardla, pant, sade, sete
depositio, ennakko, esiintymä, esiintymä, käsiraha, pantti, talletus, talletus, vakuus, asettaa, laskea, panna, panna talteen, panna tilille, sijoittaa, säilyttää, tallettaa, uskoa jonkun haltuun
acompte, arrhes, caution, dépôt, dépôt, dépôt, gisement, déposer, déposer
Ablagerung, Anzahlung, Depot, Einzahlung, Hinterlegung, Kaution, Pfand, Verwahrung, Vorkommen, einzahlen
ίζημα, κατάθεση, κοίτασμα, παράβολο, παρακαταθήκη, προκαταβολή, δίνω εγγύηση, καταθέτω, καταθέτω, προκαταβάλλω
ízima, katáthesi, koítasma, parávolo, parakatathíki, prokatavolí, díno engýisi, katathéto, katathéto, prokatavállo
bankbetét, betét, foglaló, kaució, letét, letét, berak, betesz, elhelyez, lerak, letesz, letesz, letétbe helyez
tryggingarfé
sedimento, depozar
käsiraha, pantti
deposito, deposito, depositar, depositar
sil-leagan, taisc
acconto, anticipo, caparra, deposito, deposito, deposito, deposito, deposito cauzionale, sedimento, versamento
デポジット, 供託, 保証金, 入金, 堆積物, 寄託, 担保, 敷金, 預かり金, 預金, 頭金, 振り込む, 預ける
depojitto, kyōtaku, hoshōkin, nyūkin, taisekibutsu, kitaku, tanpo, shikikin, azukarikin, yokin, atamakin, furikomu, azukeru
arrhabō, confiscō, dēpōnō, dēpōnō, dēpōnō
moni kuhu, moni tāpui, pātokatoka, pūtea tāpae, whakaputu, whakatakoto
avsetning, depositum
panter
depozyt, depozyt, kaucja, osad, osad, umowa przechowania, wpłata, zaliczka, złoże, ślad, deponować, osadzać, osadzić, powierzać, powierzyć, składać, wpłacać, wpłacić, zdeponować, złożyć
depósito, depósito, depósito, depósito, empenho, entrada, depositar, depositar, depositar
hata
depozit, depozit, depunere, zăcământ, depozita, depune, depune, lăsa în îngrijire
взнос, вклад, депози́т, депози́т, за́лежь, зада́ток, зало́г, зачисле́ние, месторожде́ние, оса́док, отложе́ние, отложе́ние, вкла́дывать, вложи́ть, депони́ровать, зачислить, класть, положи́ть
vznos, vklad, depozít, depozít, záležʹ, zadátok, zalóg, začislénije, mestoroždénije, osádok, otložénije, otložénije, vkládyvatʹ, vložítʹ, deponírovatʹ, začislitʹ, klastʹ, položítʹ
dȅpozīt
depósito, depósito, empeño, depositar
avlagring, deposition, deposition, depositionsavgift, handpenning, insättning, pant, deponera, sätta in
latak
pey, yatırmak
tiền thế chấp, tiền đặt cọc, gửi, thế chấp, đặt cọc
adnau, adnau, blaendal, dyddodyn
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