Fold
//ˈfəʊld//
Translations of "fold" (66 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | vou(act of folding), vou(bend or crease), vou(bend (thin material) over), vou(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), vou(stir gently with a folding action), vou(give way on a point or in an argument) | — | |
| Albanian | palë(act of folding), palim(bend (thin material) over), palos(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μάνδρα(enclosure for domestic animals), πτύξ(bend or crease), σηκός(enclosure for domestic animals), εἴκω(give way on a point or in an argument), πτύσσω(bend (thin material) over) | mándra, ptúx, sēkós, eíkō, ptússō | |
| Arabic | طَيَّة(bend or crease), ثنى(bend (thin material) over), طَبَّق(bend (thin material) over), طَوَى(bend (thin material) over) | ṭayya, tana, ṭabbag, ṭawā | |
| Armenian | ծալք(bend or crease), կնճիռ(bend or crease), ծալել(bend (thin material) over) | calkʻ, knčiṙ, calel | |
| Asturian | dobladura(act of folding), dobladura(bend or crease), doblar(bend (thin material) over), plegar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | ağıl(enclosure for domestic animals), büküm(bend or crease), bükmək(bend (thin material) over), qatlamaq(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Bulgarian | гънка(bend or crease), дипла(bend or crease), кошара(enclosure for domestic animals), лоно(church or congregation), паство(church or congregation), сгъване(act of folding), сгънка(bend or crease), откажа се(poker: withdraw from betting), отказвам се(poker: withdraw from betting), прегъна(bend (thin material) over), сгъвам(bend (thin material) over), сгъвам(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), сгъвам се(fall over), сгъна(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), сгъна pf прегъвам(bend (thin material) over), сгъна се(fall over) | gǎnka, dipla, košara, lono, pastvo, sgǎvane, sgǎnka, otkaža se, otkazvam se, pregǎna, sgǎvam, sgǎvam, sgǎvam se, sgǎna, sgǎna, sgǎna se | |
| Catalan | plec(bend or crease), plegament(act of folding), séc(bend or crease), doblegar(bend (thin material) over), plegar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | قەدکردن(bend (thin material) over), پێچان(bend (thin material) over) | qedkirdin, pêçan | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 摺 /折(bend (thin material) over) | zip³ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 折疊 /折叠(bend (thin material) over), 摺 /折(bend (thin material) over), 棄牌 /弃牌(poker: withdraw from betting), 蓋牌 /盖牌(poker: withdraw from betting) | zhédié, zhé, qìpái, gàipái | |
| Cornish | plegya(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Czech | vrása((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces), záhyb(bend or crease), foldovat(poker: withdraw from betting), přeložit(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Dutch | plooi(bend or crease), vouw(bend or crease), plooien(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), vouwen(bend (thin material) over), zich gewonnen geven(give way on a point or in an argument) | — | |
| Esperanto | faldo(bend or crease), faldi(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Finnish | karsina(enclosure for domestic animals), poimu(bend or crease), poimu((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces), taite(bend or crease), taitos(correct move in origami), taitos(bend or crease), taittaminen(act of folding), taittelu(act of folding), antaa periksi(give way on a point or in an argument), kaatua(fall over), kipata(poker: withdraw from betting), laskostaa(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), lopettaa(cease to trade), mennä nurin(cease to trade), nostella(stir gently with a folding action), sulkea(cease to trade), taitella(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), taittaa(bend (thin material) over), viikata(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| French | bercail(home, family), bercail(church or congregation), bergerie(enclosure for domestic animals), parc à moutons(enclosure for domestic animals), pli(correct move in origami), pli(bend or crease), pliage(act of folding), pliure(bend or crease), sein de l’Église(church or congregation), concéder(give way on a point or in an argument), incorporer délicatement(stir gently with a folding action), laisser tomber(give way on a point or in an argument), plier(bend (thin material) over), plier(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), plier bagage(cease to trade), s'écraser(give way on a point or in an argument), se coucher(poker: withdraw from betting), se replier(give way on a point or in an argument), s’effondrer(fall over), s’écrouler(fall over) | — | |
| Friulian | pleade(act of folding), pleadure(act of folding), plee(bend or crease), pleâ(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Galician | dobradura(act of folding), dobradura(bend or crease), pregadura(bend or crease), dobrar(bend (thin material) over), encartar(bend (thin material) over), pregar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| German | Falte(bend or crease), Falte((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces), Falten(act of folding), Faltmanöver(correct move in origami), Faltung(act of folding), Faltung(correct move in origami), Falz(bend or crease), Falzung(act of folding), Gemeinde(church or congregation), Schafspferch(enclosure for domestic animals), Schoß(home, family), aussteigen(poker: withdraw from betting), falten(bend (thin material) over), falten(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), falzen(bend (thin material) over), nachgeben(give way on a point or in an argument), sich geschlagen geben(give way on a point or in an argument), unterheben(stir gently with a folding action), zusammenbrechen(fall over), zusammenfallen(fall over), zusammenfalten(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), zusammenkrachen(fall over), zusammenlegen(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| Greek | δίπλωμα(act of folding), μαντρί(enclosure for domestic animals), ποίμνιο(church or congregation), πτυχή(bend or crease), στάνη(enclosure for domestic animals), ανοίγω(fall over), διπλώνω(bend (thin material) over), διπλώνω(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), διπλώνω(fall over), καταρρέω(cease to trade), πτύσσω(bend (thin material) over) | díploma, mantrí, poímnio, ptychí, stáni, anoígo, diplóno, diplóno, diplóno, katarréo, ptýsso | |
| Gujarati | વાળવું(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | vāḷvũ | |
| Hawaiian | ʻopi(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Hindi | परत(bend (thin material) over) | parat | |
| Hungarian | gyűrődés((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces), hajtás(act of folding), hajtás(bend or crease), redő(bend or crease), ránc(bend or crease), hajt(bend (thin material) over), összehajt(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Icelandic | brjóta saman(bend (thin material) over), brjóta saman(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), pakka(poker: withdraw from betting) | — | |
| Ido | faldar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Indonesian | kedut(bend or crease) | — | |
| Ingrian | karsina(enclosure for domestic animals), poime(bend or crease), poimu(bend or crease) | — | |
| Irish | furca(bend or crease), mainnear(enclosure for domestic animals), fill(bend (thin material) over), fill(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| Italian | piega(bend or crease), amalgamare(stir gently with a folding action), cedere(give way on a point or in an argument), cessare(cease to trade), chiudere(cease to trade), concedere(give way on a point or in an argument), darla vinta(give way on a point or in an argument), lasciare cadere(give way on a point or in an argument), passare(poker: withdraw from betting), piegare(bend (thin material) over), piegare(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), sciogliere(stir gently with a folding action) | — | |
| Japanese | 折る(bend (thin material) over), 畳む(bend (thin material) over) | oru, tatamu | |
| Khmer | បត់(bend (thin material) over) | bɑt | |
| Korean | 개다(bend (thin material) over), 접다(bend (thin material) over) | gaeda, jeopda | |
| Kumyk | бюкиек(bend (thin material) over) | bükiyek | |
| Latin | plicō(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Lingala | kumba(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Māori | pori(bend or crease), pukoru(bend or crease), pūkorukoru(bend or crease), rehe(bend or crease), kōpakipaki(bend (thin material) over), numi(bend (thin material) over), whakapeke(bend (thin material) over), whakapeke(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), whātui(bend (thin material) over), whētui(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | pêçan(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), qat kirin(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), tewandin(bend (thin material) over), çemandin(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Norwegian | bretting(act of folding), brette(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fold(enclosure for domestic animals) | — | |
| Occitan | plegar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Old English | field(bend or crease) | — | |
| Old Turkic | 𐰍𐰞(enclosure for domestic animals) | aɣïl | |
| Ottoman Turkish | آغل(enclosure for domestic animals), قات(bend or crease), ماندره(enclosure for domestic animals), بوكمك(bend (thin material) over), قیرمق(bend (thin material) over) | ağıl, kat, mandra, bükmek, kırmak | |
| Persian | تاه(bend or crease) | tâh | |
| Polish | fałda(bend or crease), składać(bend (thin material) over), złożyć(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Portuguese | dobra(correct move in origami), dobra(bend or crease), dobradura(act of folding), ceder(give way on a point or in an argument), dobrar(bend (thin material) over), dobrar(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), passar(poker: withdraw from betting) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | hatuhatu(bend (thin material) over), hatuhatu(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| Romanian | plia(bend (thin material) over), îndoi(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Russian | коша́ра(enclosure for domestic animals), па́ства(church or congregation), скла́дка(bend or crease), скла́дывание(act of folding), перегиба́ть(bend (thin material) over), перегну́ть(bend (thin material) over), скла́дывать(bend (thin material) over), скла́дывать(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), сложи́ть(bend (thin material) over), сложи́ть(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), уступа́ть(give way on a point or in an argument), уступи́ть(give way on a point or in an argument), фолдить(poker: withdraw from betting) | košára, pástva, skládka, skládyvanije, peregibátʹ, peregnútʹ, skládyvatʹ, skládyvatʹ, složítʹ, složítʹ, ustupátʹ, ustupítʹ, folditʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | saviti(bend (thin material) over), složiti(bend (thin material) over), савити(bend (thin material) over), сложити(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Sicilian | chicari(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Somali | laabid(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Southern Altai | бӱктеп ийер(bend (thin material) over) | büktep iyer | |
| Spanish | aprisco(enclosure for domestic animals), cerca(enclosure for domestic animals), corral(enclosure for domestic animals), cuna(home, family), dobladura(bend or crease), doblamiento(act of folding), doblez(bend or crease), plegadura(bend or crease), plegamiento(act of folding), pliegue(bend or crease), plisado(act of folding), plisado(bend or crease), redil(enclosure for domestic animals), redobladura(bend or crease), redoblamiento(act of folding), abandonar(poker: withdraw from betting), ceder(give way on a point or in an argument), derribar(fall over), doblar(bend (thin material) over), doblarse(fall over), engandujar(bend (thin material) over), gandujar(bend (thin material) over), incorporar(stir gently with a folding action), pasar(poker: withdraw from betting), plegar(bend (thin material) over), plegar(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), plisar(bend (thin material) over), redoblegar(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Swedish | fålla(enclosure for domestic animals), veck(bend or crease), vikning(act of folding), böja sig(give way on a point or in an argument), lägga sig(poker: withdraw from betting), vika(bend (thin material) over), vika(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), vika sig(give way on a point or in an argument) | — | |
| Tahitian | ʻapi(bend or crease) | — | |
| Telugu | మడత(bend or crease), మడచు(bend (thin material) over), మడతపెట్టు(bend (thin material) over) | maḍata, maḍacu, maḍatapeṭṭu | |
| Thai | พับ(bend (thin material) over) | páp | |
| Turkish | ağıl(enclosure for domestic animals), kat(bend or crease), bükmek(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), katlamak(bend (thin material) over), katlamak(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending) | — | |
| Ukrainian | коша́ра(enclosure for domestic animals), скла́дка(bend or crease), скла́дка((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces) | košára, skládka, skládka | |
| Vietnamese | gấp(bend (thin material) over), gập(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Welsh | plygu(bend (thin material) over) | — | |
| Zazaki | qat (diq)(bend or crease), qatman((geology) bending of originally flat planar surfaces), namnen(make the proper arrangement (in a thin material) by bending), pêser kerden(bend (thin material) over), qat kerden(bend (thin material) over) | — |
vou, vou, vou, vou, vou, vou
palë, palim, palos
dobladura, dobladura, doblar, plegar
ağıl, büküm, bükmək, qatlamaq
гънка, дипла, кошара, лоно, паство, сгъване, сгънка, откажа се, отказвам се, прегъна, сгъвам, сгъвам, сгъвам се, сгъна, сгъна pf прегъвам, сгъна се
gǎnka, dipla, košara, lono, pastvo, sgǎvane, sgǎnka, otkaža se, otkazvam se, pregǎna, sgǎvam, sgǎvam, sgǎvam se, sgǎna, sgǎna, sgǎna se
plec, plegament, séc, doblegar, plegar
plegya
vrása, záhyb, foldovat, přeložit
plooi, vouw, plooien, vouwen, zich gewonnen geven
faldo, faldi
karsina, poimu, poimu, taite, taitos, taitos, taittaminen, taittelu, antaa periksi, kaatua, kipata, laskostaa, lopettaa, mennä nurin, nostella, sulkea, taitella, taittaa, viikata
bercail, bercail, bergerie, parc à moutons, pli, pli, pliage, pliure, sein de l’Église, concéder, incorporer délicatement, laisser tomber, plier, plier, plier bagage, s'écraser, se coucher, se replier, s’effondrer, s’écrouler
pleade, pleadure, plee, pleâ
dobradura, dobradura, pregadura, dobrar, encartar, pregar
Falte, Falte, Falten, Faltmanöver, Faltung, Faltung, Falz, Falzung, Gemeinde, Schafspferch, Schoß, aussteigen, falten, falten, falzen, nachgeben, sich geschlagen geben, unterheben, zusammenbrechen, zusammenfallen, zusammenfalten, zusammenkrachen, zusammenlegen
δίπλωμα, μαντρί, ποίμνιο, πτυχή, στάνη, ανοίγω, διπλώνω, διπλώνω, διπλώνω, καταρρέω, πτύσσω
díploma, mantrí, poímnio, ptychí, stáni, anoígo, diplóno, diplóno, diplóno, katarréo, ptýsso
ʻopi
gyűrődés, hajtás, hajtás, redő, ránc, hajt, összehajt
brjóta saman, brjóta saman, pakka
faldar
kedut
karsina, poime, poimu
furca, mainnear, fill, fill
piega, amalgamare, cedere, cessare, chiudere, concedere, darla vinta, lasciare cadere, passare, piegare, piegare, sciogliere
plicō
kumba
pori, pukoru, pūkorukoru, rehe, kōpakipaki, numi, whakapeke, whakapeke, whātui, whētui
pêçan, qat kirin, tewandin, çemandin
bretting, brette
fold
plegar
field
fałda, składać, złożyć
dobra, dobra, dobradura, ceder, dobrar, dobrar, passar
hatuhatu, hatuhatu
plia, îndoi
коша́ра, па́ства, скла́дка, скла́дывание, перегиба́ть, перегну́ть, скла́дывать, скла́дывать, сложи́ть, сложи́ть, уступа́ть, уступи́ть, фолдить
košára, pástva, skládka, skládyvanije, peregibátʹ, peregnútʹ, skládyvatʹ, skládyvatʹ, složítʹ, složítʹ, ustupátʹ, ustupítʹ, folditʹ
saviti, složiti, савити, сложити
chicari
laabid
aprisco, cerca, corral, cuna, dobladura, doblamiento, doblez, plegadura, plegamiento, pliegue, plisado, plisado, redil, redobladura, redoblamiento, abandonar, ceder, derribar, doblar, doblarse, engandujar, gandujar, incorporar, pasar, plegar, plegar, plisar, redoblegar
fålla, veck, vikning, böja sig, lägga sig, vika, vika, vika sig
ʻapi
ağıl, kat, bükmek, katlamak, katlamak
gấp, gập
plygu
qat (diq), qatman, namnen, pêser kerden, qat kerden
More for "fold"
Next best steps
Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.