Ferment
//fəˈmɛnt//
Translations of "ferment" (56 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | ngrydh(to react using fermentation), thar(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Arabic | خَمَرَ(to react using fermentation) | ḵamara | |
| Armenian | խմորել(to react using fermentation) | xmorel | |
| Basque | hartzitu(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Bulgarian | кипене(state of agitation), мая(substance causing fermentation), ферме́нт(substance causing fermentation), ферментация(state of agitation), кипя(to react using fermentation), ферменти́рам(to react using fermentation) | kipene, maja, fermént, fermentacija, kipja, fermentíram | |
| Burmese | အချဉ်ဖောက်(to react using fermentation) | a.hkyanyhpauk | |
| Catalan | ferment(substance causing fermentation), ferment(state of agitation), fermentar(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 發酵 /发酵(to react using fermentation) | fājiào | |
| Czech | kvas(state of agitation), kvasit(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Danish | fermentere(to react using fermentation), gære(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Dutch | gist(substance causing fermentation), gisten(to react using fermentation), stoken(to cause unrest) | — | |
| Esperanto | fermenti(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Estonian | käärima(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Finnish | fermentti(substance causing fermentation), hapate(substance causing fermentation), katalyytti(catalyst), kuohunta(state of agitation), käyminen(gentle internal movement), käymistila(state of agitation), käymistila(gentle internal movement), käyte(substance causing fermentation), hämmentää(to cause unrest), kuohuttaa(to cause unrest), käyttää(to react using fermentation), lietsoa(to cause unrest), nostattaa(to cause unrest), panna käymään(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| French | ferment(substance causing fermentation), ferment(catalyst), fermenter(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Galician | fermento(substance causing fermentation), cocer(to react using fermentation), fermentar(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Georgian | აფერმენტირებს(to react using fermentation), ფერმენტირდება(to react using fermentation) | apermenṭirebs, permenṭirdeba | |
| German | Gärmittel(substance causing fermentation), anstacheln(to cause unrest), gären(to react using fermentation), stören(to cause unrest) | — | |
| Greek | αναβράζω(to react using fermentation), ζυμώνω(to react using fermentation) | anavrázo, zymóno | |
| Hawaiian | hū(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Hebrew | הִתְסִיס(to react using fermentation) | hit'sís | |
| Hungarian | erjeszt(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Icelandic | gerja(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Irish | corraíl(state of agitation), gabháil(substance causing fermentation), rírá(state of agitation), suaitheadh(state of agitation), coip(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Italian | fermento(substance causing fermentation), fermentare(to react using fermentation), fermentare(to cause unrest) | — | |
| Japanese | 発酵する(to react using fermentation) | hakkō suru | |
| Kapampangan | buru(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | tháng(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Khmer | ផ្អាប់ទុក(to react using fermentation), ឡើង(to react using fermentation) | phʼap tuk, laəng | |
| Komi-Zyrian | шутны(to react using fermentation) | šutny | |
| Korean | 발효소(substance causing fermentation), 발효하다(to react using fermentation) | balhyoso, balhyohada | |
| Latin | fermentum(substance causing fermentation), fermentō(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Latvian | raudzēt(to react using fermentation), rudzināt(to react using fermentation), rūgt(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Macedonian | маја(substance causing fermentation), превирање(state of agitation), ферме́нт(substance causing fermentation), врие(to react using fermentation), се кваси(to react using fermentation), ферменти́ра(to react using fermentation) | maja, previranje, fermént, vrie, se kvasi, fermentíra | |
| Malayalam | പുളിക്കുക(to react using fermentation), പുളിപ്പിക്കുക(to react using fermentation) | puḷikkuka, puḷippikkuka | |
| Māori | mara(to react using fermentation), moī(to react using fermentation), māhī(to react using fermentation), māī(to react using fermentation), rēwena(to react using fermentation), toroī(to react using fermentation), whakamara(to react using fermentation), whakamoī(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Mizo | ṭâwng(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Mongolian | исэх(to react using fermentation), хөөх(to react using fermentation) | isex, xööx | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fermentere(to react using fermentation), gjære(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Polish | fermentować(to react using fermentation), kisić(to react using fermentation), sfermentować(to react using fermentation), skisić(to react using fermentation), ukisić(to react using fermentation), zakisić(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Portuguese | fermento(substance causing fermentation), fermentar(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Quechua | p'uchquy(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Romanian | enzimă(substance causing fermentation), ferment(substance causing fermentation), dospi(to react using fermentation), fermenta(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Russian | возбужде́ние(state of agitation), волне́ние(state of agitation), ферме́нт(substance causing fermentation), броди́ть(to react using fermentation), возбужда́ть(to cause unrest), волнова́ть(to cause unrest), ква́сить(to react using fermentation), ферменти́ровать(to react using fermentation) | vozbuždénije, volnénije, fermént, brodítʹ, vozbuždátʹ, volnovátʹ, kvásitʹ, fermentírovatʹ | |
| Spanish | fermento(substance causing fermentation), fermento(state of agitation), fermento(catalyst), fermentar(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Swedish | jäsningsämne(substance causing fermentation), jäsämne(substance causing fermentation), fermentera(to react using fermentation), jäsa(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Tahitian | hōpue(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Thai | หมัก(to react using fermentation) | màk | |
| Turkish | mayalamak(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Udmurt | шутыны(to react using fermentation) | šutyny | |
| Ukrainian | броди́ти(to react using fermentation), ферментува́ти(to react using fermentation) | brodýty, fermentuváty | |
| Vietnamese | lên men(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Volapük | färmäntön(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Welsh | achor(state of agitation), eples(substance causing fermentation), eplesu(to react using fermentation) | — | |
| Yiddish | אירן(to react using fermentation), גערן(to react using fermentation), יוירן(to react using fermentation), ייִרן(to react using fermentation), יערן(to react using fermentation) | irn, gern, yoyrn, yirn, yern | |
| Yoruba | bà(to react using fermentation) | — |
ngrydh, thar
hartzitu
кипене, мая, ферме́нт, ферментация, кипя, ферменти́рам
kipene, maja, fermént, fermentacija, kipja, fermentíram
ferment, ferment, fermentar
kvas, kvasit
fermentere, gære
gist, gisten, stoken
fermenti
käärima
fermentti, hapate, katalyytti, kuohunta, käyminen, käymistila, käymistila, käyte, hämmentää, kuohuttaa, käyttää, lietsoa, nostattaa, panna käymään
ferment, ferment, fermenter
fermento, cocer, fermentar
Gärmittel, anstacheln, gären, stören
hū
erjeszt
gerja
corraíl, gabháil, rírá, suaitheadh, coip
fermento, fermentare, fermentare
buru
tháng
fermentum, fermentō
raudzēt, rudzināt, rūgt
маја, превирање, ферме́нт, врие, се кваси, ферменти́ра
maja, previranje, fermént, vrie, se kvasi, fermentíra
mara, moī, māhī, māī, rēwena, toroī, whakamara, whakamoī
ṭâwng
fermentere, gjære
fermentować, kisić, sfermentować, skisić, ukisić, zakisić
fermento, fermentar
p'uchquy
enzimă, ferment, dospi, fermenta
возбужде́ние, волне́ние, ферме́нт, броди́ть, возбужда́ть, волнова́ть, ква́сить, ферменти́ровать
vozbuždénije, volnénije, fermént, brodítʹ, vozbuždátʹ, volnovátʹ, kvásitʹ, fermentírovatʹ
fermento, fermento, fermento, fermentar
jäsningsämne, jäsämne, fermentera, jäsa
hōpue
mayalamak
lên men
färmäntön
achor, eples, eplesu
bà
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