Inhale

Translations of "inhale" (49 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	εἰσπνέω(to draw air into the lungs)	eispnéō
Arabic	شَهَقَ(to draw air into the lungs)	šahaqa
Armenian	ներշնչել(to draw air into the lungs)	neršnčʻel
Assamese	উশাহ লোৱা(to draw air into the lungs)	uxah lüa
Asturian	aspirar(to draw air into the lungs), inspirar(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Belarusian	удыха́ць(to draw air into the lungs), удыхну́ць(to draw air into the lungs)	udyxácʹ, udyxnúcʹ
Bulgarian	вди́шам(to draw air into the lungs), вди́швам(to draw air into the lungs), инхали́рам(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	vdíšam, vdíšvam, inhalíram
Catalan	aspirar inspirar(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inhalar(to draw air into the lungs), inhalar(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Chinese Cantonese	吸(to draw something into the nose or lungs), 吸氣 /吸气(to draw air into the lungs)	kap¹, kap¹ hei³
Chinese Mandarin	吸(to draw something into the nose or lungs), 吸入(to draw air into the lungs), 吸入(to draw something into the nose or lungs), 吸氣 /吸气(to draw air into the lungs)	xī, xīrù, xīrù, xīqì
Czech	nadechnout se(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Danish	inhalere(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Dutch	inademen(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Esperanto	enspiri(to draw air into the lungs), inhali(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Finnish	ahmia(to eat fast), hengittää(to draw something into the nose or lungs), hengittää sisään(to draw air into the lungs), inhaloida(to draw something into the nose or lungs), vetää henkeen(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
French	aspirer(to draw something into the nose or lungs), ingurgiter(to eat fast), inhaler(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspirer(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Galician	aspirar(to draw air into the lungs), devorar(to eat fast), inhalar(to draw air into the lungs), inhalar(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspirar(to draw air into the lungs)	—
German	einatmen(to draw air into the lungs), inhalieren(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Greek	εισπνέω(to draw air into the lungs)	eispnéo
Hebrew	שָׁאַף(to draw air into the lungs)	shaáf
Hungarian	befal(to eat fast), belehel(to draw something into the nose or lungs), belélegez(to draw something into the nose or lungs), belélegzik(to draw air into the lungs), beszív(to draw something into the nose or lungs), fal(to eat fast), felfal(to eat fast), felszippant(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inhalál(to draw something into the nose or lungs), magába szív(to draw something into the nose or lungs), magába töm(to eat fast)	—
Ido	aspirar(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Italian	inalare(to draw air into the lungs), inalare(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspirare(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Japanese	吸い込む(to draw air into the lungs), 吸入する(to draw air into the lungs)	suikomu, kyūnyū suru
Khmer	ស្រូប(to draw air into the lungs)	sroup
Korean	빨아들이다(to draw air into the lungs), 흡입하다(to draw air into the lungs)	pparadeurida, heubiphada
Macedonian	вдише(to draw air into the lungs), вдишува(to draw air into the lungs)	vdiše, vdišuva
Māori	mote(to draw air into the lungs), whakaea(to draw air into the lungs), whakangā(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Nepali	श्वास तान्नु(to draw air into the lungs)	śvās tānnu
Northern Kurdish	henase girtin(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	inhalere(to draw air into the lungs), innånde(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	inhalera(to draw air into the lungs), inhalere(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Polish	inhalować(to draw something into the nose or lungs), wdychać(to draw air into the lungs), wdychać(to draw something into the nose or lungs), wziewać(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Portuguese	inalar(to draw air into the lungs), inalar(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspirar(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Romanian	aspira(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inhala(to draw air into the lungs), inhala(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspira(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Russian	вдохну́ть(to draw air into the lungs), вдохну́ть(to draw something into the nose or lungs), вдыха́ть(to draw air into the lungs), вдыха́ть(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	vdoxnútʹ, vdoxnútʹ, vdyxátʹ, vdyxátʹ
Serbo-Croatian	udàhnuti(to draw air into the lungs), ùdisati(to draw air into the lungs), у̀дисати(to draw air into the lungs), уда̀хнути(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Slovak	nadýchnuť sa(to draw air into the lungs), vdychovať(to draw air into the lungs), vdychovať(to draw something into the nose or lungs), vdýchnuť(to draw air into the lungs), vdýchnuť(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Slovene	vdihniti(to draw air into the lungs), vdihovati(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Spanish	alentar(to draw air into the lungs), aspirar(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inhalar(to draw air into the lungs), inhalar(to draw something into the nose or lungs), inspirar(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Swedish	andas in(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Telugu	ఉచ్ఛ్వాసించు(to draw air into the lungs), పీల్చు(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	ucchvāsiñcu, pīlcu
Thai	ดม(to draw something into the nose or lungs), สูด(to draw something into the nose or lungs), หายใจเข้า(to draw air into the lungs)	dom, sùut, hǎai-jai-kâo
Ukrainian	вдиха́ти(to draw air into the lungs), вдихну́ти(to draw air into the lungs)	vdyxáty, vdyxnúty
Vietnamese	hít(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Welsh	anadlu i mewn(to draw air into the lungs), anadlu i mewn (rhywbeth)(to draw something into the nose or lungs), mewnanadlu(to draw air into the lungs)	—
White Hmong	qus pa(to draw air into the lungs)	—
Zazaki	nefes anten(to draw air into the lungs), nefes pıfen(to draw something into the nose or lungs)	—
Zhuang	cup(to draw something into the nose or lungs), cup heiq(to draw air into the lungs)	—