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Harp

//hɑɹp//

Translations of "harp" (82 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	harpë(musical instrument), jongan(musical instrument)	—
Amharic	በገና(musical instrument)	bägäna
Arabic	قِيثَارَة(musical instrument), هارب(musical instrument)	qīṯāra, harb
Armenian	տավիղ(musical instrument)	taviġ
Asturian	arpa(musical instrument)	—
Belarusian	а́рфа(musical instrument)	árfa
Breton	telenn(musical instrument)	—
Bulgarian	а́рфа(musical instrument)	árfa
Burmese	စောင်း(musical instrument)	caung:
Catalan	arpa(musical instrument)	—
Chinese	徛琴(musical instrument)	khiā-khîm
Chinese Cantonese	豎琴 /竖琴(musical instrument)	syu⁶ kam⁴
Chinese Mandarin	豎琴 /竖琴(musical instrument)	shùqín
Cornish	telyn(musical instrument)	—
Czech	harfa(musical instrument)	—
Danish	harpe(musical instrument)	—
Dutch	harp(musical instrument)	—
Esperanto	harpo(musical instrument)	—
Estonian	harf(musical instrument)	—
Faroese	harpa(musical instrument), hørpa(musical instrument)	—
Finnish	harppu(musical instrument)	—
French	harpe(musical instrument)	—
Friulian	arpe(musical instrument)	—
Galician	arpa(musical instrument)	—
Georgian	არფა(musical instrument)	arpa
German	Harfe(musical instrument)	—
Greek	άρπα(musical instrument)	árpa
Hakka Chinese	豎琴 /竖琴(musical instrument)	su-khìm
Hebrew	נֵבֶל(musical instrument)	—
Hiligaynon	árpa(musical instrument)	—
Hindi	वीणा(musical instrument)	vīṇā
Hungarian	hárfa(musical instrument)	—
Icelandic	harpa(musical instrument)	—
Indonesian	harpa(musical instrument)	—
Irish	cláirseach(musical instrument), cruit(musical instrument)	—
Italian	arpa(musical instrument)	—
Japanese	ハープ(musical instrument)	hāpu
Kalmyk	ятх(musical instrument)	yatx
Khmer	ពិណ(musical instrument)	pɨn
Korean	하프(musical instrument)	hapeu
Kyrgyz	арфа(musical instrument)	arfa
Latin	harpa(musical instrument), psalterium(musical instrument), sambuca(musical instrument)	—
Latvian	arfa(musical instrument)	—
Lithuanian	arfa(musical instrument)	—
Low German	Harp(musical instrument)	—
Lower Sorbian	harfa(musical instrument)	—
Macedonian	харфа(musical instrument)	harfa
Malagasy	dokanga(musical instrument)	—
Malay	harpa(musical instrument)	—
Malayalam	ഹാർപ്പ്(musical instrument)	hāṟppŭ
Māori	aurau(musical instrument), hāpa(musical instrument)	—
Marathi	तुणतुणे(musical instrument)	tuṇtuṇe
Norman	harpe(musical instrument)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	harpe(musical instrument)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	harpe(musical instrument)	—
Ottoman Turkish	چنك(musical instrument)	çenk
Persian	چنگ(musical instrument)	čang
Plautdietsch	Hoap(musical instrument)	—
Polish	arfa(musical instrument), harfa(musical instrument)	—
Portuguese	harpa(musical instrument)	—
Romanian	harfă(musical instrument), harpă(musical instrument)	—
Russian	а́рфа(musical instrument)	árfa
Scottish Gaelic	clàrsach(musical instrument), troman(musical instrument), troman-ciùil(musical instrument)	—
Serbo-Croatian	harfa(musical instrument), харфа(musical instrument)	—
Slovak	harfa(musical instrument)	—
Slovene	harfa(musical instrument)	—
Spanish	arpa(musical instrument), harpa(musical instrument)	—
Swahili	kinubi(musical instrument)	—
Swedish	harpa(musical instrument)	—
Tagalog	alpa(musical instrument)	—
Telugu	హార్ప్(musical instrument)	hārp
Thai	ฮาร์ป(musical instrument)	háap
Tigrinya	በገና(musical instrument)	bägäna
Turkish	arp(musical instrument)	—
Ugaritic	𐎋𐎐𐎗(musical instrument)	knr
Ukrainian	а́рфа(musical instrument)	árfa
Upper Sorbian	harfa(musical instrument)	—
Urdu	بربط(musical instrument)	—
Uzbek	arfa(musical instrument)	—
Vietnamese	hạc cầm(musical instrument), thụ cầm(musical instrument), đàn harp(musical instrument), đàn hạc(musical instrument)	—
Welsh	telyn(musical instrument)	—
Yiddish	האַרף(musical instrument), האַרפֿע(musical instrument)	harf, harfe