Doze
//doʊz//
Translations of "doze" (38 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | νυστάζω(to sleep lightly or briefly) | nustázō | |
| Aromanian | nsumnedz(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Belarusian | драма́ць(to sleep lightly or briefly), задрама́ць(to sleep lightly or briefly), падрама́ць(to sleep lightly or briefly) | dramácʹ, zadramácʹ, padramácʹ | |
| Bulgarian | дрямка(short sleep or nap), дремя(to sleep lightly or briefly) | drjamka, dremja | |
| Catalan | becaina(short sleep or nap), capcinada(short sleep or nap), abaltir-se(to sleep lightly or briefly), adormissar-se(to sleep lightly or briefly), endormiscar-se(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Crimean Tatar | yantaymaq(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Czech | dřímat(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Dutch | dommelen(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Esperanto | dormeti(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Finnish | torkut(short sleep or nap), unet(short sleep or nap), nuokkua(to sleep lightly or briefly), torkahtaa(to sleep lightly or briefly), torkkua(to sleep lightly or briefly), typerryttää(to make dull; to stupefy) | — | |
| French | somnoler(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Galician | botar soneca (unha)(to sleep lightly or briefly), cochar(to sleep lightly or briefly), dormentar(to sleep lightly or briefly), dormexar(to sleep lightly or briefly), durmiñar(to sleep lightly or briefly), moquear(to sleep lightly or briefly), sonetar(to sleep lightly or briefly), topenear(to sleep lightly or briefly), trasvaiar(to sleep lightly or briefly), tutar(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Georgian | თვლემა(short sleep or nap), მირულვა(short sleep or nap), ჩათვლემა(short sleep or nap), წაძინება(short sleep or nap), თვლემს(to sleep lightly or briefly), სთვლემს(to sleep lightly or briefly), ჩათვლემს(to sleep lightly or briefly), ჩასთვლემს(to sleep lightly or briefly), წაუძინებს(to sleep lightly or briefly) | tvlema, mirulva, čatvlema, c̣aʒineba, tvlems, stvlems, čatvlems, častvlems, c̣auʒinebs | |
| German | dösen(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Greek | νυστάζω(to sleep lightly or briefly) | nystázo | |
| Ido | dormetar(to sleep lightly or briefly), somnolar(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Italian | dormicchiare(to sleep lightly or briefly), sonnecchiare(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Kazakh | қалғу(to sleep lightly or briefly) | qalğu | |
| Latin | dormītō(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | drěmaś(to sleep lightly or briefly), pódrěmaś(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | dösen(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Māori | hāmoemoe(to sleep lightly or briefly), hāmoemoe(to sleep lightly or briefly), kurehu(to sleep lightly or briefly), kānewha(to sleep lightly or briefly), kānewhanewha(to sleep lightly or briefly), nenewha(to sleep lightly or briefly), newha(to sleep lightly or briefly), turehu(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Norman | haûter(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Old Church Slavonic | дрѣмати(to sleep lightly or briefly) | drěmati | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اویقو(short sleep or nap) | uyku | |
| Polish | drzemać(to sleep lightly or briefly), podrzemać(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Portuguese | cochilo(short sleep or nap), soneca(short sleep or nap), cochilar(to sleep lightly or briefly), tirar soneca (uma)(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Romanian | ațipi(to sleep lightly or briefly), dormita(to sleep lightly or briefly), moțăi(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Russian | грёза(short sleep or nap), дрёма(short sleep or nap), грезить(to sleep lightly or briefly), дрема́ть(to sleep lightly or briefly), задремать(to sleep lightly or briefly), подрема́ть(to sleep lightly or briefly), прикорну́ть(to sleep lightly or briefly) | grjóza, drjóma, grezitʹ, dremátʹ, zadrematʹ, podremátʹ, prikornútʹ | |
| Scots | dover(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | dùsal(short sleep or nap), dèan dùsal(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | drijémati(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Slovak | driemať(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Spanish | cabecear(to sleep lightly or briefly), dormitar(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Swedish | dåsa(to sleep lightly or briefly), slumra(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дріма́ти(to sleep lightly or briefly) | drimáty | |
| Upper Sorbian | drěmać(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — | |
| Vietnamese | ngủ gật(to sleep lightly or briefly) | — |
nsumnedz
becaina, capcinada, abaltir-se, adormissar-se, endormiscar-se
yantaymaq
dřímat
dommelen
dormeti
torkut, unet, nuokkua, torkahtaa, torkkua, typerryttää
somnoler
botar soneca (unha), cochar, dormentar, dormexar, durmiñar, moquear, sonetar, topenear, trasvaiar, tutar
თვლემა, მირულვა, ჩათვლემა, წაძინება, თვლემს, სთვლემს, ჩათვლემს, ჩასთვლემს, წაუძინებს
tvlema, mirulva, čatvlema, c̣aʒineba, tvlems, stvlems, čatvlems, častvlems, c̣auʒinebs
dösen
dormetar, somnolar
dormicchiare, sonnecchiare
dormītō
drěmaś, pódrěmaś
dösen
hāmoemoe, hāmoemoe, kurehu, kānewha, kānewhanewha, nenewha, newha, turehu
haûter
drzemać, podrzemać
cochilo, soneca, cochilar, tirar soneca (uma)
ațipi, dormita, moțăi
грёза, дрёма, грезить, дрема́ть, задремать, подрема́ть, прикорну́ть
grjóza, drjóma, grezitʹ, dremátʹ, zadrematʹ, podremátʹ, prikornútʹ
dover
dùsal, dèan dùsal
drijémati
driemať
cabecear, dormitar
dåsa, slumra
drěmać
ngủ gật
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