Groove

//ɡɹuv//

Translations of "groove" (30 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	χολέδρα(long, narrow channel)	kholédra
Bulgarian	жлеб(long, narrow channel), канал(long, narrow channel), коловоз(fixed routine), рутина(fixed routine), издълбавам(to cut a furrow into a surface), правя жлеб(to cut a furrow into a surface)	žleb, kanal, kolovoz, rutina, izdǎlbavam, pravja žleb
Catalan	galze(long, narrow channel), ranura(long, narrow channel), solc(long, narrow channel)	—
Czech	drážka(long, narrow channel), rutina(fixed routine), rýha(long, narrow channel), vyjetá kolej(fixed routine), zářez(long, narrow channel), žlábek(long, narrow channel)	—
Dutch	groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), inkerving(long, narrow channel), routine(fixed routine), schacht(shaft in mining)	—
Esperanto	kanalo(long, narrow channel), rutino(fixed routine), sulko(long, narrow channel), ĝuebla ritmo(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), gruvi(to enjoy rhythmic music), sulkigi(to cut a furrow into a surface), ĝui ritman muzikon(to enjoy rhythmic music)	—
Finnish	svengi(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), ura(long, narrow channel), ura(fixed routine), uurre(long, narrow channel), svengata(to enjoy rhythmic music), urittaa(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
French	groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), puits(shaft in mining), rainure(long, narrow channel), routine(fixed routine), sillon(long, narrow channel), danser(to enjoy rhythmic music), faire une rainure(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Galician	groba(long, narrow channel)	—
Georgian	ღარი(long, narrow channel)	ɣari
German	Ausschachtung(shaft in mining), Groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), Nut(long, narrow channel), Rille(long, narrow channel), Schacht(shaft in mining), eingefahrene Gleise(fixed routine), fester Rhythmus(fixed routine), gewöhnlicher Gang(fixed routine), übliche Routine(fixed routine), üblicher Ablauf(fixed routine), auskehlen(to cut a furrow into a surface), einkerben(to cut a furrow into a surface), grooven(to enjoy rhythmic music), nuten(to cut a furrow into a surface), rillen(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Greek	αυλάκωση(long, narrow channel)	avlákosi
Ido	gruvar(to enjoy rhythmic music)	—
Indonesian	asoy(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), ceruk(long, narrow channel), lombong(shaft in mining)	—
Italian	dotto(shaft in mining), groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), pozzo(shaft in mining), ritmo accattivante(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), routine(fixed routine), scanalatura(long, narrow channel), solco(long, narrow channel), tran tran(fixed routine), arare(to cut a furrow into a surface), erpicare(to cut a furrow into a surface), solcare(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Japanese	グルーヴ(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), 坑(shaft in mining), 溝(long, narrow channel)	gurūvu, kō, mizo
Korean	갱(shaft in mining), 그루브(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), 홈(long, narrow channel)	gaeng, geurubeu, hom
Latin	canālis(long, narrow channel), stria(long, narrow channel)	—
Māori	awa(long, narrow channel), awaawa(long, narrow channel), kowaka(long, narrow channel), tōanga(long, narrow channel), whakaawa(to cut a furrow into a surface), whakakōaka(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Ottoman Turkish	ییو(long, narrow channel)	yiv
Polish	koleina(long, narrow channel), rutyna(fixed routine), żleb(long, narrow channel), żłobić(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Portuguese	groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), poço(shaft in mining), ranhura(long, narrow channel), rotina(fixed routine), sulco(long, narrow channel)	—
Romanian	canelură(long, narrow channel)	—
Russian	борозда(long, narrow channel), вы́рез(long, narrow channel), грув(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), желобо́к(long, narrow channel), колея́(long, narrow channel), колея́(fixed routine), наре́з(long, narrow channel), паз(long, narrow channel), привы́чка(fixed routine), рути́на(fixed routine)	borozda, výrez, gruv, želobók, kolejá, kolejá, naréz, paz, privýčka, rutína
Scottish Gaelic	clais(long, narrow channel), clais(fixed routine)	—
Serbo-Croatian	kolotèčina(fixed routine), žlijȇb(long, narrow channel), жлије̑б(long, narrow channel), колотѐчина(fixed routine), žlijébiti(to cut a furrow into a surface), жлије́бити(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Spanish	acanaladura(long, narrow channel), canal(long, narrow channel), estría(long, narrow channel), groove(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), hendidura(long, narrow channel), hábito(fixed routine), maña(fixed routine), pozo(shaft in mining), ranura(long, narrow channel), ritmo(fixed routine), rutina(fixed routine), surco(long, narrow channel), tonadilla(pronounced, enjoyable rhythm), tranquillo(fixed routine), ranurar(to cut a furrow into a surface)	—
Swedish	spår(long, narrow channel)	—
Thai	ร่อง(long, narrow channel)	rɔ̂ng
Turkish	yiv(long, narrow channel)	—

Ancient Greek

χολέδρα

kholédra

Bulgarian

жлеб, канал, коловоз, рутина, издълбавам, правя жлеб

žleb, kanal, kolovoz, rutina, izdǎlbavam, pravja žleb

Catalan

galze, ranura, solc

Czech

drážka, rutina, rýha, vyjetá kolej, zářez, žlábek

Dutch

groove, inkerving, routine, schacht

Esperanto

kanalo, rutino, sulko, ĝuebla ritmo, gruvi, sulkigi, ĝui ritman muzikon

Finnish

svengi, ura, ura, uurre, svengata, urittaa

French

groove, puits, rainure, routine, sillon, danser, faire une rainure

Galician

groba

Georgian

ღარი

ɣari

German

Ausschachtung, Groove, Nut, Rille, Schacht, eingefahrene Gleise, fester Rhythmus, gewöhnlicher Gang, übliche Routine, üblicher Ablauf, auskehlen, einkerben, grooven, nuten, rillen

Greek

αυλάκωση

avlákosi

Ido

gruvar

Indonesian

asoy, ceruk, lombong

Italian

dotto, groove, pozzo, ritmo accattivante, routine, scanalatura, solco, tran tran, arare, erpicare, solcare

Japanese

グルーヴ, 坑, 溝

gurūvu, kō, mizo