Epic
//ˈɛp.ɪk//
Translations of "epic" (68 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἐπικός(of, or relating to, an epic), ἔπος(extended narrative poem) | epikós, épos | |
| Arabic | مَلْحَمِيّ(of, or relating to, an epic), مَلْحَمَة(extended narrative poem) | malḥamiyy, malḥama | |
| Armenian | էպոս(extended narrative poem) | ēpos | |
| Azerbaijani | dastan(extended narrative poem), epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Belarusian | эпі́чны(of, or relating to, an epic), эпі́чны(momentously heroic), э́пас(extended narrative poem), эпапе́я(events appropriate to an epic) | epíčny, epíčny, épas, epapjéja | |
| Bengali | মহাকাব্য(extended narrative poem) | mohakabbo | |
| Bulgarian | епичен(of, or relating to, an epic), е́пос(extended narrative poem), епопе́я(extended narrative poem), епопе́я(events appropriate to an epic) | epičen, épos, epopéja, epopéja | |
| Burmese | ပျို့(extended narrative poem) | pyui. | |
| Catalan | èpic(of, or relating to, an epic), èpic(momentously heroic), epopeia(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Chinese | шысы(extended narrative poem), 史詩 /史诗(extended narrative poem) | šɨsɨ, sú-si | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 史詩 /史诗(extended narrative poem) | si² si¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 史詩 /史诗(extended narrative poem) | shǐshī | |
| Czech | epický(of, or relating to, an epic), výpravný(of, or relating to, an epic), epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Danish | episk(of, or relating to, an epic), storslået(extraordinary), epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Dutch | episch(of, or relating to, an epic), episch(momentously heroic), episch(extraordinary), heldhaftig(momentously heroic), episch gebeuren/verhaal(events appropriate to an epic), epos(extended narrative poem), heldendaden(events appropriate to an epic), heldendicht(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Esperanto | epopea(of, or relating to, an epic), epopeo(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Estonian | eepos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Finnish | eeppinen(of, or relating to, an epic), mahtava(extraordinary), mieletön(extraordinary), eepos(extended narrative poem), eepos(events appropriate to an epic) | — | |
| French | épique(of, or relating to, an epic), épique(momentously heroic), épopée(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Galician | épico(of, or relating to, an epic), epopea(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Georgian | ეპოსი(extended narrative poem) | eṗosi | |
| German | Wahnsinns(extraordinary), außergewöhnlich(extraordinary), denkwürdig(extraordinary), episch(of, or relating to, an epic), episch(momentously heroic), toll(extraordinary), wahnsinnig(extraordinary), Epopöe(events appropriate to an epic), Epos(extended narrative poem), Epos(events appropriate to an epic) | — | |
| Greek | επικός(of, or relating to, an epic), έπος(extended narrative poem) | epikós, épos | |
| Hebrew | אֶפּוֹס(extended narrative poem) | épos | |
| Hindi | महाकाव्य(extended narrative poem) | mahākāvya | |
| Hungarian | eposz(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Icelandic | hetjuljóð(extended narrative poem), söguljóð(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Indonesian | epik(extended narrative poem), epos(extended narrative poem), wiracarita(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | حَماسِه(extended narrative poem), داسْتان(extended narrative poem) | hamâse, dâstân | |
| Italian | epico(extended narrative poem), epico(events appropriate to an epic) | — | |
| Japanese | 壮大な(extraordinary), エピック(extended narrative poem), 叙事詩(extended narrative poem) | soudai na, epikku, jojishi | |
| Karelian | eepossa(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Kazakh | дастан(extended narrative poem), дәуірнама(events appropriate to an epic) | dastan, däuırnama | |
| Khmer | ឥតិហាស(extended narrative poem) | ʼetehaah | |
| Korean | 서사시(extended narrative poem), 에픽(extended narrative poem) | seosasi, epik | |
| Kyrgyz | дастан(extended narrative poem), эпос(extended narrative poem) | dastan, epos | |
| Lao | ມະຫາກາບ(extended narrative poem) | ma hā kāp | |
| Latvian | eposs(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Lithuanian | epas(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Macedonian | еп(extended narrative poem), епопе́ја(events appropriate to an epic) | ep, epopéja | |
| Malay | epik(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Malayalam | ഐതിഹാസിക(of, or relating to, an epic), ഐതിഹാസിക(momentously heroic) | aitihāsika, aitihāsika | |
| Manx | ard-skeealagh(of, or relating to, an epic), ard-skeealagh(momentously heroic), ard-skeeal(extended narrative poem), ard-skeeal(events appropriate to an epic) | — | |
| Māori | waiata rāwekeweke(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Mongolian | тууль(extended narrative poem) | tuulʹ | |
| Norwegian | episk(of, or relating to, an epic), storslått(extraordinary) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Polish | epicki(of, or relating to, an epic), epicki(extraordinary), epiczny(of, or relating to, an epic), epopeja(extended narrative poem), epos(extended narrative poem), poemat epicki(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Portuguese | extraordinário(extraordinary), épico(of, or relating to, an epic), épico(momentously heroic), épico(extraordinary), epopeia(extended narrative poem), épico(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Romanian | epic(of, or relating to, an epic), epopee(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Russian | эпи́ческий(of, or relating to, an epic), эпи́ческий(momentously heroic), э́пос(extended narrative poem), эпопе́я(events appropriate to an epic) | epíčeskij, epíčeskij, épos, epopéja | |
| Sanskrit | इतिहास(extended narrative poem), महाकाव्य(extended narrative poem) | itihāsa, mahākāvya | |
| Serbo-Croatian | epopéja(events appropriate to an epic), ȇp(extended narrative poem), е̑п(extended narrative poem), епопе́ја(events appropriate to an epic) | — | |
| Slovak | epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Slovene | ep(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Spanish | epopéyico(extraordinary), épico(of, or relating to, an epic), épico(momentously heroic), épico(extraordinary), epopeya(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Swedish | episk(of, or relating to, an epic), episk(momentously heroic), episk(extraordinary), epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Tagalog | epiko(of, or relating to, an epic), darangan(extended narrative poem), epika(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Tajik | достон(extended narrative poem), эпос(extended narrative poem), ҳамоса(extended narrative poem) | doston, epos, hamosa | |
| Tatar | дастан(extended narrative poem), эпос(extended narrative poem) | dastan, epos | |
| Thai | สูงส่ง(extraordinary), มหากาพย์(extended narrative poem) | sǔung-sòng, má-hǎa-gàap | |
| Turkish | epik(of, or relating to, an epic), destan(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Ukrainian | епі́чний(of, or relating to, an epic), епі́чний(momentously heroic), е́пос(extended narrative poem), епопе́я(events appropriate to an epic) | epíčnyj, epíčnyj, épos, epopéja | |
| Uyghur | داستان(extended narrative poem) | dastan | |
| Uzbek | doston(extended narrative poem), epopeya(events appropriate to an epic), epos(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sử thi(extended narrative poem) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 史詩 /史诗(extended narrative poem) | ⁵sy-sy |
epos
dastan, epos
èpic, èpic, epopeia
epický, výpravný, epos
episk, storslået, epos
episch, episch, episch, heldhaftig, episch gebeuren/verhaal, epos, heldendaden, heldendicht
epopea, epopeo
eepos
eeppinen, mahtava, mieletön, eepos, eepos
épique, épique, épopée
épico, epopea
Wahnsinns, außergewöhnlich, denkwürdig, episch, episch, toll, wahnsinnig, Epopöe, Epos, Epos
eposz
hetjuljóð, söguljóð
epik, epos, wiracarita
epico, epico
eepossa
eposs
epas
epik
ard-skeealagh, ard-skeealagh, ard-skeeal, ard-skeeal
waiata rāwekeweke
episk, storslått
epos
epicki, epicki, epiczny, epopeja, epos, poemat epicki
extraordinário, épico, épico, épico, epopeia, épico
epic, epopee
epopéja, ȇp, е̑п, епопе́ја
epos
ep
epopéyico, épico, épico, épico, epopeya
episk, episk, episk, epos
epiko, darangan, epika
epik, destan
doston, epopeya, epos
sử thi
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