Infantry
//ˈɪnfəntɹi//
Translations of "infantry" (62 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | infanterie(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Albanian | këmbësori(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πεζοί(soldiers who fight on foot), πεζοί(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | pezoí, pezoí | |
| Arabic | بِيَادَة(soldiers who fight on foot), مُشَاة(soldiers who fight on foot) | biyāda, mušāh | |
| Armenian | հետևազոր(soldiers who fight on foot), հետևազոր(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), հետևակ(soldiers who fight on foot), հետևակ(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | hetewazor, hetewazor, hetewak, hetewak | |
| Azerbaijani | piyada(soldiers who fight on foot), piyada(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), piyada qoşun(soldiers who fight on foot), piyada qoşun(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Basque | infanteria(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteria(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Belarusian | пяхо́та(soldiers who fight on foot), пяхо́та(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | pjaxóta, pjaxóta | |
| Bulgarian | пехо́та(soldiers who fight on foot), пехо́та(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | pehóta, pehóta | |
| Catalan | infanteria(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteria(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 步兵(soldiers who fight on foot), 步兵(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | bùbīng, bùbīng | |
| Czech | pěchota(soldiers who fight on foot), pěchota(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Danish | infanteri(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteri(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), infanteriregiment(regiment of infantry), lakaj(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Dutch | de i.)(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), infanterie(soldiers who fight on foot), infanterieregiment(regiment of infantry), voetvolk(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Esperanto | infanterio(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Estonian | jalavägi(soldiers who fight on foot), jalavägi(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Finnish | jalkaväki(soldiers who fight on foot), jalkaväki(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), jalkaväkirykmentti(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| French | fantassins(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), infanterie(soldiers who fight on foot), infanterie(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), régiment d'infanterie(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Galician | infantaría(soldiers who fight on foot), infantaría(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Georgian | ქვეითები(soldiers who fight on foot), ქვეითები(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), ქვეითი(soldiers who fight on foot), ქვეითი ჯარი(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), ქვეითი ჯარისკაცი(soldiers who fight on foot) | kveitebi, kveitebi, kveiti, kveiti ǯari, kveiti ǯarisḳaci | |
| German | Infanterie(soldiers who fight on foot), Infanterie(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), Infanterie-Regiment(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Greek | πεζικό(soldiers who fight on foot), πεζικό(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | pezikó, pezikó | |
| Hebrew | חֵיל רַגְלִים(soldiers who fight on foot) | kheil raglím | |
| Hindi | पदाति(soldiers who fight on foot), पाजी(soldiers who fight on foot), पैदल सेना(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), प्यादा(soldiers who fight on foot) | padāti, pājī, paidal senā, pyādā | |
| Hungarian | gyalogság(soldiers who fight on foot), gyalogság(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Icelandic | fótgöngulið(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Ido | infantrio(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Indonesian | infanteri(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Italian | fanteria(soldiers who fight on foot), fanteria(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Japanese | 普通科(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), 歩兵(soldiers who fight on foot) | futsū ka | |
| Korean | 보병(soldiers who fight on foot) | bobyeong | |
| Latin | peditātus(soldiers who fight on foot), peditātus(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Latvian | kājnieki(soldiers who fight on foot), kājnieki(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Lithuanian | pėstininkai(soldiers who fight on foot), pėstininkai(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Macedonian | пешадија(soldiers who fight on foot) | pešadija | |
| Malay | infantri(soldiers who fight on foot), infantri(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Malayalam | കാലാൾ(soldiers who fight on foot), കാലാൾപ്പട(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | kālāḷ, kālāḷppaṭa | |
| Manchu | ᠶᠠᡶᠠᡥᠠᠨ ᠴᠣᠣᡥᠠ(soldiers who fight on foot) | yafahan cooha | |
| Mon | ဒပ်ပၞာန်တိုက်(soldiers who fight on foot), သရာဲပၞာန်တိုက်(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | infanteri(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteri(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | infanteri(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteri(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Occitan | infantariá(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Old English | fēþehere(soldiers who fight on foot) | — | |
| Persian | پیادهنظام(soldiers who fight on foot) | piyâde-nezâm | |
| Polish | piechota(soldiers who fight on foot), piechota(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Portuguese | infantaria(soldiers who fight on foot), infantaria(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), infantaria(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Romanian | infanterie(soldiers who fight on foot), infanterie(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), regiment de infanterie(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Russian | пехо́та(soldiers who fight on foot), пехо́та(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), пехоти́нцы(soldiers who fight on foot) | pexóta, pexóta, pexotíncy | |
| Scottish Gaelic | coisridh(soldiers who fight on foot), coisridh(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pešàdija(soldiers who fight on foot), pešàdija(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), pešáštvo(soldiers who fight on foot), pešáštvo(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), pješàdija(soldiers who fight on foot), pješàdija(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), pješáštvo(soldiers who fight on foot), pješáštvo(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), пеша̀дија(soldiers who fight on foot), пеша̀дија(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), пеша́штво(soldiers who fight on foot), пеша́штво(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), пјеша̀дија(soldiers who fight on foot), пјеша̀дија(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), пјеша́штво(soldiers who fight on foot), пјеша́штво(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Slovak | pechota(soldiers who fight on foot), pechota(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Slovene | pehota(soldiers who fight on foot), pehota(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Spanish | infantería(soldiers who fight on foot), infantería(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), regimiento de infantería(regiment of infantry), tercio(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Swedish | infanteri(soldiers who fight on foot), infanteri(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Tagalog | hukbong-lakad(soldiers who fight on foot), hukbong-lakad(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | — | |
| Tamil | காலாட்படை(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), காலாள்(soldiers who fight on foot) | kālāṭpaṭai, kālāḷ | |
| Tatar | пехота солдаты(soldiers who fight on foot), пехотачы(soldiers who fight on foot), җәяүле гаскәр(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), җәяүле гаскәри(soldiers who fight on foot) | pexota soldatı, pexotaçı, cäyäwle ğäskär, cäyäwle ğäskäri | |
| Telugu | పదాతిబలము(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | padātibalamu | |
| Thai | ทหารราบ(soldiers who fight on foot) | tá-hǎan-râap | |
| Turkish | piyade(soldiers who fight on foot), piyade(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers), piyade alayı(regiment of infantry) | — | |
| Ukrainian | піхо́та(soldiers who fight on foot), піхо́та(the part of an army consisting of infantry soldiers) | pixóta, pixóta | |
| Vietnamese | bộ binh(soldiers who fight on foot) | — |
infanterie
këmbësori
piyada, piyada, piyada qoşun, piyada qoşun
infanteria, infanteria
infanteria, infanteria
pěchota, pěchota
infanteri, infanteri, infanteriregiment, lakaj
de i.), infanterie, infanterieregiment, voetvolk
infanterio
jalavägi, jalavägi
jalkaväki, jalkaväki, jalkaväkirykmentti
fantassins, infanterie, infanterie, régiment d'infanterie
infantaría, infantaría
ქვეითები, ქვეითები, ქვეითი, ქვეითი ჯარი, ქვეითი ჯარისკაცი
kveitebi, kveitebi, kveiti, kveiti ǯari, kveiti ǯarisḳaci
Infanterie, Infanterie, Infanterie-Regiment
gyalogság, gyalogság
fótgöngulið
infantrio
infanteri
fanteria, fanteria
peditātus, peditātus
kājnieki, kājnieki
pėstininkai, pėstininkai
infantri, infantri
ဒပ်ပၞာန်တိုက်, သရာဲပၞာန်တိုက်
infanteri, infanteri
infanteri, infanteri
infantariá
fēþehere
piechota, piechota
infantaria, infantaria, infantaria
infanterie, infanterie, regiment de infanterie
coisridh, coisridh
pešàdija, pešàdija, pešáštvo, pešáštvo, pješàdija, pješàdija, pješáštvo, pješáštvo, пеша̀дија, пеша̀дија, пеша́штво, пеша́штво, пјеша̀дија, пјеша̀дија, пјеша́штво, пјеша́штво
pechota, pechota
pehota, pehota
infantería, infantería, regimiento de infantería, tercio
infanteri, infanteri
hukbong-lakad, hukbong-lakad
пехота солдаты, пехотачы, җәяүле гаскәр, җәяүле гаскәри
pexota soldatı, pexotaçı, cäyäwle ğäskär, cäyäwle ğäskäri
piyade, piyade, piyade alayı
bộ binh
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