Elevation

//ˌɛlɪˈveɪʃn̩//

Translations of "elevation" (24 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	منسوب(distance of a celestial object above the horizon)	mansoob
Bulgarian	височина(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), възвишение(that which is raised), възвишеност(condition of being elevated), издигане(act of raising)	visočina, vǎzvišenie, vǎzvišenost, izdigane
Catalan	alçat(architecture), elevació(act of raising)	—
Czech	bokorys(architecture), nárys(architecture)	—
Esperanto	alteco(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), alto(distance of a celestial object above the horizon)	—
Finnish	elevaatio(raising of the host), kohokohta(that which is raised), kohottaminen(act of raising), kohotus(act of raising), korkeus(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), korkeus(movement of the axis of a piece in a vertical plane), korottaminen(act of raising), korotus(act of raising), nostaminen(act of raising), noste(condition of being elevated), nosto(act of raising), nousu(condition of being elevated), parantaminen(act of raising)	—
French	élévation(act of raising), élévation(condition of being elevated), élévation(that which is raised), élévation(architecture)	—
Galician	elevación(act of raising)	—
German	Anheben(act of raising), Anhebung(act of raising), Anhöhe(that which is raised), Ansicht(architecture), Aufriss(architecture), Elevation(raising of the host), Emporhebung(act of raising), Erheben(act of raising), Erhebung(condition of being elevated), Erhebung(that which is raised), Erhöhen(act of raising), Erhöhung(act of raising), Erhöhung(that which is raised), Erhöhung(movement of the axis of a piece in a vertical plane), Ermporheben(act of raising), Hebung(act of raising), Hebung(that which is raised), Hochheben(act of raising), Höhe(that which is raised), Höhe(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), Höhenwinkel(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), Profil(architecture)	—
Indonesian	elevasi(distance of a celestial object above the horizon), elevasi(A measured vertical distance)	—
Irish	ardú(act of raising), ardú(condition of being elevated)	—
Italian	alzato(architecture)	—
Latin	elevatio(act of raising)	—
Macedonian	висо́чина(distance of a celestial object above the horizon)	visóčina
Māori	tairanga(A measured vertical distance)	—
Polish	podniesienie(raising of the host)	—
Portuguese	alçado(architecture), elevação(distance of a celestial object above the horizon)	—
Quechua	huqari(condition of being elevated)	—
Russian	подъём(act of raising)	podʺjóm
Sanskrit	ऊर्ध्व(condition of being elevated)	ūrdhva
Scottish Gaelic	àrdachadh(act of raising), àrdachadh(condition of being elevated)	—
Spanish	elevación(act of raising)	—
Swedish	förhöjning(that which is raised), höjd(that which is raised), höjdritning(architecture), upphöjning(that which is raised)	—
Ukrainian	підне́сення(act of raising), підне́сення(condition of being elevated), підійма́ння(act of raising), схо́дження(act of raising)	pidnésennja, pidnésennja, pidijmánnja, sxódžennja

Arabic

منسوب

mansoob

Bulgarian

височина, възвишение, възвишеност, издигане

visočina, vǎzvišenie, vǎzvišenost, izdigane

alçat, elevació

bokorys, nárys

alteco, alto

elevaatio, kohokohta, kohottaminen, kohotus, korkeus, korkeus, korottaminen, korotus, nostaminen, noste, nosto, nousu, parantaminen

French

élévation, élévation, élévation, élévation

Galician

elevación

German

Anheben, Anhebung, Anhöhe, Ansicht, Aufriss, Elevation, Emporhebung, Erheben, Erhebung, Erhebung, Erhöhen, Erhöhung, Erhöhung, Erhöhung, Ermporheben, Hebung, Hebung, Hochheben, Höhe, Höhe, Höhenwinkel, Profil