Gad

//ɡæd//

Translations of "gad" (16 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	Γάδ(seventh son of Jacob)	Gád
Bulgarian	острие(A sharp-pointed object; a goad), шип(A sharp-pointed object; a goad), скитам се(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), шляя се(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	ostrie, šip, skitam se, šljaja se
Cherokee	ᎦᏗ(seventh son of Jacob)	gadi
Chinese Mandarin	迦得(seventh son of Jacob)	Jiādé
Czech	Gád(seventh son of Jacob), chodit za zábavou(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), toulat se(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), vyrážet za zábavou(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	—
Dutch	rondzwerven(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	—
Galician	vagar(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	—
Georgian	წანწალი(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), ხეტიალი(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	c̣anc̣ali, xeṭiali
Gujarati	ગાદ(seventh son of Jacob)	gād
Hebrew	גד(seventh son of Jacob), גד(male given name)	—
Kazakh	Ғад(seventh son of Jacob)	Ğad
Limburgish	jatse(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	—
Māori	kaihanu(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), tihoi(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	—
Russian	Гад(seventh son of Jacob), слоня́ться(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), шля́ться(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	Gad, slonjátʹsja, šljátʹsja
Spanish	Gad(seventh son of Jacob)	—
Ukrainian	вештатися(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), тинятися(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), швендяти(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose), шлятися(to move about at random with seemingly little purpose)	veštatysja, tynjatysja, švendjaty, šljatysja