Gnaw
//nɔ//
Translations of "gnaw" (68 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | bren(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | τρώγω(to bite something persistently) | trṓgō | |
| Arabic | قرص(to bite something persistently), قَضَمَ(to bite something persistently), نَخَرَ(to bite something persistently) | ʔaraṣ, qaḍama, naḵara | |
| Armenian | կրծել(to bite something persistently) | krcel | |
| Aromanian | arod(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Asturian | roer(to bite something persistently), royer(to bite something persistently), ñascar(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | gəmirmək(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Belarusian | глада́ць(to bite something persistently), гры́зці(to bite something persistently) | hladácʹ, hrýzci | |
| Breton | krignat(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Bulgarian | гло́жда(to bite something persistently), глождя(to produce anxiety or worry), гриза́(to bite something persistently), терзая(to produce anxiety or worry) | glóžda, gloždja, grizá, terzaja | |
| Burmese | တွပ်(to bite something persistently) | twap | |
| Catalan | rosegar(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Cebuano | kitkit(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᏍᎪᎩᎠ(to bite something persistently) | asgogia | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 咬(to bite something persistently), 啃(to bite something persistently), 噬(to bite something persistently) | yǎo, kěn, shì | |
| Czech | hlodat(to bite something persistently), hryzat(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Danish | gnave(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Dutch | knagen(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Esperanto | ronĝi(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Finnish | jyrsiä(to bite something persistently), jäytää(to bite something persistently), kalvaa(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| French | harceler(to produce anxiety or worry), préoccuper(to produce anxiety or worry), ronger(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Friulian | roseâ(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Galician | rillar(to bite something persistently), roer(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| German | beschäftigen(to produce anxiety or worry), kauen(to bite something persistently), knabbern(to bite something persistently), nagen(to bite something persistently), nagen(to produce anxiety or worry), umtreiben(to produce anxiety or worry), verfolgen(to produce anxiety or worry) | — | |
| Greek | ροκανίζω(to bite something persistently) | rokanízo | |
| Hebrew | כִּרְסֵם(to bite something persistently) | kirsém | |
| Hindi | कुतरना(to bite something persistently) | kutarnā | |
| Hungarian | rág(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Icelandic | naga(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Italian | mordicchiare(to bite something persistently), rodere(to bite something persistently), rodere(to produce anxiety or worry), rosicare(to bite something persistently), rosicchiare(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Japanese | 齧る(to bite something persistently) | kajiru | |
| Kazakh | кеміру(to bite something persistently) | kemıru | |
| Khmer | កកេរ(to bite something persistently) | kɑkee | |
| Korean | 물어뜯다(to bite something persistently), 쏠다(to bite something persistently) | mureotteutda, ssolda | |
| Latin | rōdō(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Latvian | kost(to bite something persistently), krimst(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Lithuanian | įsikąsti(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Macedonian | глода(to bite something persistently), гризе(to bite something persistently) | gloda, grize | |
| Malay | kerumit(to bite something persistently), unggis(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Māori | kakati(to bite something persistently), kinikini(to produce anxiety or worry), kunāwhea(to produce anxiety or worry), ngau(to bite something persistently), ngūngū(to bite something persistently), whakakūnawheke(to produce anxiety or worry) | — | |
| Mongolian | мэрэх(to bite something persistently) | merex | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | gnage(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | gnaga(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Occitan | rosegar(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Old Church Slavonic | грꙑсти(to bite something persistently), погрꙑсти(to bite something persistently) | grysti, pogrysti | |
| Old East Slavic | грызти(to bite something persistently) | gryzti | |
| Persian | خاییدن(to bite something persistently), خسیدن(to bite something persistently) | xâyidan, xasidan | |
| Piedmontese | rusié(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Polish | gryźć(to bite something persistently), głodać(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Portuguese | morder(to bite something persistently), roer(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | ŋauŋau(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Romanian | roade(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Russian | глода́ть(to bite something persistently), грызть(to bite something persistently) | glodátʹ, gryztʹ | |
| Sardinian | arroere(to bite something persistently), rodere(to bite something persistently), roere(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | glodati(to bite something persistently), gnjaviti(to produce anxiety or worry), глодати(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Slovak | hlodať(to bite something persistently), hrýzť(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Slovene | glódati(to bite something persistently), gristi(to bite something persistently), poglodati(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Spanish | carcomer(to bite something persistently), carcomer(to produce anxiety or worry), chancomer(to bite something persistently), concomer(to produce anxiety or worry), corroer(to produce anxiety or worry), recomer(to produce anxiety or worry), reconcomer(to produce anxiety or worry), roer(to bite something persistently), roer(to produce anxiety or worry), rosigar(to bite something persistently), rustir(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Swedish | gnaga(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Tagalog | ngatngat(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Thai | แทะ(to bite something persistently) | tɛ́ | |
| Turkish | kemirmek(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Ukrainian | глода́ти(to bite something persistently), гри́зти(to bite something persistently) | hlodáty, hrýzty | |
| Upper Sorbian | hryzać(to bite something persistently), hłodać(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Uzbek | gʻajimoq(to bite something persistently), kemirmoq(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cắn(to bite something persistently), nhằn(to bite something persistently) | — | |
| Welsh | cnoi(to bite something persistently), cnoi(to produce anxiety or worry), dwysbigo(to produce anxiety or worry) | — | |
| Zazaki | koçen(to bite something persistently) | — |
bren
arod
roer, royer, ñascar
gəmirmək
krignat
rosegar
kitkit
hlodat, hryzat
gnave
knagen
ronĝi
jyrsiä, jäytää, kalvaa
harceler, préoccuper, ronger
roseâ
rillar, roer
beschäftigen, kauen, knabbern, nagen, nagen, umtreiben, verfolgen
rág
naga
mordicchiare, rodere, rodere, rosicare, rosicchiare
rōdō
kost, krimst
įsikąsti
kerumit, unggis
kakati, kinikini, kunāwhea, ngau, ngūngū, whakakūnawheke
gnage
gnaga
rosegar
rusié
gryźć, głodać
morder, roer
ŋauŋau
roade
arroere, rodere, roere
glodati, gnjaviti, глодати
hlodať, hrýzť
glódati, gristi, poglodati
carcomer, carcomer, chancomer, concomer, corroer, recomer, reconcomer, roer, roer, rosigar, rustir
gnaga
ngatngat
kemirmek
hryzać, hłodać
gʻajimoq, kemirmoq
cắn, nhằn
cnoi, cnoi, dwysbigo
koçen
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.