Hectic
//ˈhɛktɪk//
Translations of "hectic" (18 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | възбуден(very busy with activity and confusion), неспокоен(very busy with activity and confusion), трескав(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | vǎzbuden, nespokoen, treskav | |
| Catalan | agitat(very busy with activity and confusion), febril(very busy with activity and confusion), febril(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), frenètic(very busy with activity and confusion), hèctic(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 忙碌的(very busy with activity and confusion), 繁忙的(very busy with activity and confusion) | mánglù de, fánmáng de | |
| Czech | hektický(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Danish | hektisk(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Dutch | hectisch(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Finnish | hektinen(very busy with activity and confusion), hektinen(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), kiihkeä(very busy with activity and confusion), kuumeinen(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| French | agité(very busy with activity and confusion), hectique(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| German | hektisch(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Italian | febbrile(very busy with activity and confusion), frenetico(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Macedonian | во́збуден(very busy with activity and confusion), неспо́коен(very busy with activity and confusion), тре́скав(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), треска́вичен(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | vózbuden, nespókoen, tréskav, treskávičen | |
| Polish | hektyczny(very busy with activity and confusion), hektyczny(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| Portuguese | febril(very busy with activity and confusion), febril(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), frenético(very busy with activity and confusion), frenético(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| Romanian | agitat(very busy with activity and confusion), febril(very busy with activity and confusion), hectic(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| Russian | гекти́ческий(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), лихора́дочный(very busy with activity and confusion), лихора́дочный(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), суетли́вый(very busy with activity and confusion), сумато́шный(very busy with activity and confusion) | gektíčeskij, lixorádočnyj, lixorádočnyj, sujetlívyj, sumatóšnyj | |
| Spanish | agobiante(very busy with activity and confusion), ajetreado(very busy with activity and confusion), febril(very busy with activity and confusion), frenético(very busy with activity and confusion), héctico(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), hético(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), movido(very busy with activity and confusion), ético(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | — | |
| Swedish | jäktig(very busy with activity and confusion) | — | |
| Ukrainian | гарячковий(very busy with activity and confusion), гектичний(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption), метушливий(very busy with activity and confusion), сухотний(denoting a type of fever accompanying consumption) | harjačkovyj, hektyčnyj, metušlyvyj, suxotnyj |
agitat, febril, febril, frenètic, hèctic
hektický
hektisk
hectisch
hektinen, hektinen, kiihkeä, kuumeinen
agité, hectique
hektisch
febbrile, frenetico
hektyczny, hektyczny
febril, febril, frenético, frenético
agitat, febril, hectic
гекти́ческий, лихора́дочный, лихора́дочный, суетли́вый, сумато́шный
gektíčeskij, lixorádočnyj, lixorádočnyj, sujetlívyj, sumatóšnyj
agobiante, ajetreado, febril, frenético, héctico, hético, movido, ético
jäktig
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