Flutter

//ˈflʌtə//

Translations of "flutter" (32 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	wapper(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Armenian	ծածանվել(to flap or wave quickly), ծփալ(to flap or wave quickly)	cacanvel, cpʻal
Bulgarian	възбуда(state of agitation), вълнение(state of agitation), пляскане(act of fluttering), пърхане(act of fluttering), спекула(small bet), спекулация(small bet), ускорен пулс(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), изумявам(to drive into disorder; to throw into confusion), озадачавам(to drive into disorder; to throw into confusion), плющя(to flap or wave quickly), пляскам с крила(to flap the wings without flying), пърхам(to flap or wave quickly), сащисвам(to drive into disorder; to throw into confusion), слисвам(to drive into disorder; to throw into confusion)	vǎzbuda, vǎlnenie, pljaskane, pǎrhane, spekula, spekulacija, uskoren puls, izumjavam, ozadačavam, pljuštja, pljaskam s krila, pǎrham, saštisvam, slisvam
Catalan	flamejar(to flap or wave quickly), onejar(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Central Kurdish	شەقە(to flap or wave quickly), شەقە(to flap the wings without flying), شەقە(to cause something to flutter), فرتەفرت(to cause something to flutter), فِرتەفِرت(to flap or wave quickly), فِرتەفِرت(to flap the wings without flying)	şeqe, şeqe, şeqe, firtefrit, firtefirt, firtefirt
Chinese Mandarin	撲扇 /扑扇(to flap the wings without flying)	pūshan
Czech	třepetat(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Dutch	dooreenander(state of agitation), gokje(small bet), hartkloppingen(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), wapperen(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Esperanto	flirti(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Faroese	blaktra(to flap or wave quickly), flagsa(to flap or wave quickly), flagsa(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Finnish	lepatus(act of fluttering), läpyttely(act of fluttering), läpytys(act of fluttering), pikkuveto(small bet), puistelu(act of fluttering), sydänvärinä(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), tärinä(state of agitation), värinä(state of agitation), värinä(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), lepattaa(to flap or wave quickly), läpytellä(to flap the wings without flying), puistella(to cause something to flutter), räpytellä(to flap the wings without flying), räpytellä(to cause something to flutter), räpyttää(to flap the wings without flying), räpyttää(to cause something to flutter)	—
French	battement(act of fluttering), faséyer(to flap or wave quickly), voleter(to flap or wave quickly), voltiger(to flap or wave quickly)	—
German	Flattern(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), flattern(to flap or wave quickly), wedeln(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Greenlandic	eqquiniunnguaq(small bet), angaluppoq(to flap or wave quickly), erfalavoq(to flap or wave quickly), isaqqilavoq(to flap the wings without flying), issulipoq(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Ingrian	viuhkaa(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Italian	garrire(to flap or wave quickly), ondeggiare(to flap or wave quickly), sbattere le ali(to flap the wings without flying), sventolare(to flap or wave quickly), svolazzare(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Japanese	飛び回る(to flap or wave quickly)	tobimawaru
Lithuanian	suklaidinti(to drive into disorder; to throw into confusion)	—
Māori	arowhaki(to flap the wings without flying), kapakapa(to flap the wings without flying), kōrewharewha(to flap or wave quickly), pepe(to flap the wings without flying), pīwari(to flap or wave quickly), roharoha(to flap the wings without flying), tīonioni(to cause something to flutter), whakapīwari(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Marathi	आस्फारण(act of fluttering), फडफड(act of fluttering), स्पंदन(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), स्फुरण(act of fluttering)	āsphāraṇ, phaḍphaḍ, spandan, sphuraṇ
Norwegian	blafre(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	flagre(to flap the wings without flying), flakse(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	flakse(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Ottoman Turkish	طالغهلانمق(to flap or wave quickly)	dalgalanmak
Polish	kołatanie(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), palpitacja(abnormal rapid pulsation of heart), trzepot(act of fluttering), trzepotać(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Portuguese	tremulação(act of fluttering), drapejar(to flap or wave quickly), esvoaçar(to flap the wings without flying), tremular(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Romanian	flutura(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Russian	порхание(act of fluttering), трепет(act of fluttering), бить кры́льями(to flap the wings without flying), маха́ть кры́льями(to flap the wings without flying), порха́ть(to flap or wave quickly), развева́ться(to flap or wave quickly)	porxanije, trepet, bitʹ krýlʹjami, maxátʹ krýlʹjami, porxátʹ, razvevátʹsja
Scottish Gaelic	itealaich(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Spanish	aletear(to flap the wings without flying), flamear(to flap or wave quickly), ondear(to flap or wave quickly), tremolar(to flap or wave quickly)	—
Swedish	fladdra(to flap or wave quickly), flaxa(to flap the wings without flying)	—
Ukrainian	майоріти(to flap or wave quickly)	majority

Afrikaans

wapper

Armenian

ծածանվել, ծփալ

cacanvel, cpʻal

Bulgarian

възбуда, вълнение, пляскане, пърхане, спекула, спекулация, ускорен пулс, изумявам, озадачавам, плющя, пляскам с крила, пърхам, сащисвам, слисвам

vǎzbuda, vǎlnenie, pljaskane, pǎrhane, spekula, spekulacija, uskoren puls, izumjavam, ozadačavam, pljuštja, pljaskam s krila, pǎrham, saštisvam, slisvam

Catalan

flamejar, onejar

Central Kurdish

شەقە, شەقە, شەقە, فرتەفرت, فِرتەفِرت, فِرتەفِرت

şeqe, şeqe, şeqe, firtefrit, firtefirt, firtefirt

Chinese Mandarin

撲扇 /扑扇

pūshan

Czech

třepetat

Dutch

dooreenander, gokje, hartkloppingen, wapperen

Esperanto

flirti

Faroese

blaktra, flagsa, flagsa

Finnish

lepatus, läpyttely, läpytys, pikkuveto, puistelu, sydänvärinä, tärinä, värinä, värinä, lepattaa, läpytellä, puistella, räpytellä, räpytellä, räpyttää, räpyttää