Ford
//fɔːd//
Translations of "ford" (83 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | drif(crossing) | — | |
| Albanian | va(crossing) | — | |
| Arabic | فُورْد(a make of a car), مَخَاضَة(crossing) | fūrd, maḵāḍa | |
| Armenian | ծանծաղուտ(crossing) | cancaġut | |
| Azerbaijani | bərə(crossing), dayaz yer(crossing), çay keçidi(crossing) | — | |
| Bashkir | кисеү(crossing), кисеп сығыу(to cross a stream), кисеү(to cross a stream) | kisew, kisep sığıw, kisew | |
| Basque | ibi(crossing) | — | |
| Belarusian | брод(crossing) | brod | |
| Breton | red(crossing), roudouz(crossing) | — | |
| Bulgarian | Форд(surname), Форд(a make of a car), брод(crossing), прегазвам(to cross a stream) | brod, pregazvam | |
| Catalan | gual(crossing) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | بوار(crossing) | biwar | |
| Chichewa | kuyámbuka(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 福特(surname), 津(crossing), 淺灘 /浅滩(crossing), 福特(a make of a car), 涉過 /涉过(to cross a stream), 渡(to cross a stream), 蹚(to cross a stream) | Fútè, jīn, qiǎntān, Fútè, shèguò, dù, tāng | |
| Crimean Tatar | keçit(crossing) | — | |
| Czech | Ford(surname), brod(crossing), brodit(to cross a stream), přebrodit(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Danish | vadested(crossing) | — | |
| Dutch | doorwaardbare plaats(crossing), voorde(crossing), doorwaden(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Esperanto | vadejo(crossing), travadi(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Estonian | koolmekoht(crossing) | — | |
| Faroese | vað(crossing) | — | |
| Finnish | kahlaamo(crossing), kahlauspaikka(crossing), kahluupaikka(crossing), kahlata(to cross a stream) | — | |
| French | gué(crossing), passer à gué(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Friulian | vâd(crossing), vât(crossing) | — | |
| Galician | abanqueiro(crossing), porto(crossing), vao(crossing), abancar(to cross a stream), vadear(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Georgian | ფონი(crossing), ფონზე გასვლა(to cross a stream) | poni, ponze gasvla | |
| German | Fjord(stream; current), Ford(a make of a car), Furt(crossing), durchqueren(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Hebrew | מעבר(crossing), פורד(a make of a car), עָבַר(to cross a stream) | ma'avár, avár | |
| Hindi | घाट(crossing), पाँझ(crossing), पायाब(crossing), फ़ोर्ड(a make of a car) | ghāṭ, pāñjh, pāyāb, forḍ | |
| Hungarian | gázló(crossing), átjáró(crossing) | — | |
| Icelandic | vað(crossing) | — | |
| Ido | vadeyo(crossing), vadar(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Irish | áth(crossing) | — | |
| Italian | guado(crossing), guadare(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Japanese | フォード(a make of a car), 洗い越し(crossing), 浅瀬(crossing), 渉る(to cross a stream), 渡る(to cross a stream) | Fōdo, araigoshi, asase | |
| Karachay-Balkar | кёчюу(crossing) | köçüu | |
| Kazakh | өткел(crossing) | ötkel | |
| Khakas | кичіг(crossing) | kiçìg | |
| Korean | 포드(a make of a car) | Podeu | |
| Kumyk | гечив(crossing) | geçiw | |
| Kyrgyz | кечүү(crossing) | kecüü | |
| Latin | vadum(crossing) | — | |
| Latvian | brasls(crossing), brist(to cross a stream), pārbrist(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Lithuanian | brasta(crossing) | — | |
| Low German | Föörd(crossing) | — | |
| Macedonian | брод(crossing), бро́ди(to cross a stream) | brod, bródi | |
| Malay | tohor(crossing), tohor sungai(crossing) | — | |
| Manchu | ᡩᠣᡤᠣᠨ(crossing) | dogon | |
| Māori | kauanga(crossing), kauranga(crossing) | — | |
| Marathi | फोर्ड(a make of a car) | phorḍa | |
| Nogai | кешуьв(crossing) | keşüv | |
| Norwegian | vadeplass(crossing), vadested(crossing), vade(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Odia | ଫୋର୍ଡ଼(a make of a car) | phorṛa | |
| Old Czech | břístie(crossing) | — | |
| Old Irish | áth(crossing) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | فورد(a make of a car) | — | |
| Persian | فرناد(crossing), فورد(a make of a car), پایاب(crossing), گدار(crossing) | farnâd, pâyâb, godâr | |
| Polish | bród(crossing), przeprawić(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Portuguese | Ford(a make of a car), vau(crossing), vadear(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Romanian | vad(crossing) | — | |
| Russian | Форд(a make of a car), брод(crossing), перепра́ва(crossing), перейти́ вброд(to cross a stream), переходи́ть вброд(to cross a stream) | brod, perepráva, perejtí vbrod, perexodítʹ vbrod | |
| Scottish Gaelic | àth(crossing) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | brȏd(crossing), gaz(crossing), gȃz(crossing), бро̑д(crossing), га̑з(crossing), prebroditi(to cross a stream), pregaziti(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Shor | кежиг(crossing) | kežig | |
| Slovak | brod(crossing) | — | |
| Slovene | brod(crossing) | — | |
| Southern Altai | кечӱ(crossing) | kečü | |
| Spanish | vado(crossing), vadear(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Swedish | vadställe(crossing) | — | |
| Tagalog | dabaw(crossing) | — | |
| Tamil | போர்டு(surname), போர்டு(a make of a car), போர்ட்(a make of a car) | pōrṭu, pōrṭu, pōrṭ | |
| Tatar | кичү(crossing) | kiçü | |
| Thai | ฟอร์ด(surname), ฟอร์ด(a make of a car) | fɔ̀ɔt, fôt | |
| Tofa | кеъһиғ(crossing) | ke"hiġ | |
| Tumbuka | kwambuka(to cross a stream) | — | |
| Turkish | geçit(crossing) | — | |
| Tuvan | кежиг(crossing) | kejig | |
| Ukrainian | брід(crossing) | brid | |
| Urdu | فورڈ(a make of a car) | forḍ | |
| Uyghur | кечик(crossing), كېچىك(crossing) | këchik, këchik | |
| Uzbek | kechik(crossing) | — | |
| Vietnamese | chỗ cạn(crossing) | — | |
| Welsh | rhyd(crossing) | — |
drif
va
bərə, dayaz yer, çay keçidi
ibi
red, roudouz
gual
kuyámbuka
keçit
Ford, brod, brodit, přebrodit
vadested
doorwaardbare plaats, voorde, doorwaden
vadejo, travadi
koolmekoht
vað
kahlaamo, kahlauspaikka, kahluupaikka, kahlata
gué, passer à gué
vâd, vât
abanqueiro, porto, vao, abancar, vadear
Fjord, Ford, Furt, durchqueren
gázló, átjáró
vað
vadeyo, vadar
áth
guado, guadare
vadum
brasls, brist, pārbrist
brasta
Föörd
tohor, tohor sungai
kauanga, kauranga
vadeplass, vadested, vade
břístie
áth
فورد
bród, przeprawić
Ford, vau, vadear
vad
Форд, брод, перепра́ва, перейти́ вброд, переходи́ть вброд
brod, perepráva, perejtí vbrod, perexodítʹ vbrod
brȏd, gaz, gȃz, бро̑д, га̑з, prebroditi, pregaziti
brod
brod
vado, vadear
vadställe
dabaw
kwambuka
geçit
kechik
chỗ cạn
rhyd
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