Invade
//ɪnˈveɪd//
Translations of "invade" (67 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | pushtoj(to enter by force in order to conquer), zaptoj(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | εἰσβάλλω(to enter by force in order to conquer) | eisbállō | |
| Arabic | اِجْتاحَ(to enter by force in order to conquer), غَزَا(to enter by force in order to conquer) | ijtāḥa, ḡazā | |
| Armenian | ներխուժել(to enter by force in order to conquer) | nerxužel | |
| Azerbaijani | işğal etmək(to enter by force in order to conquer), zəbt etmək(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Basque | inbaditu(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Belarusian | напа́сці(to enter by force in order to conquer), напада́ць(to enter by force in order to conquer), уварва́цца(to move into), уварва́цца(to enter by force in order to conquer), урыва́цца(to move into), урыва́цца(to enter by force in order to conquer) | napásci, napadácʹ, uvarvácca, uvarvácca, uryvácca, uryvácca | |
| Bengali | আক্রমণ করা(to enter by force in order to conquer) | akromon kora | |
| Bulgarian | завладе́я(to enter by force in order to conquer), завладя́вам(to enter by force in order to conquer), напа́дам(to enter by force in order to conquer), напа́дна(to enter by force in order to conquer), нахлу́вам(to move into), нахлу́вам(to enter by force in order to conquer), нахлу́я(to move into), нахлу́я(to enter by force in order to conquer), поразя́(to infest or overrun), поразя́вам(to infest or overrun) | zavladéja, zavladjávam, napádam, napádna, nahlúvam, nahlúvam, nahlúja, nahlúja, porazjá, porazjávam | |
| Catalan | envair(to move into), envair(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 侵入(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵占(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵攻(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵犯(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵略(to enter by force in order to conquer), 入侵(to enter by force in order to conquer) | qīnrù, qīnzhàn, qīngōng, qīnfàn, qīnlüè, rùqīn | |
| Czech | napadat(to enter by force in order to conquer), napadnout(to enter by force in order to conquer), vtrhnout(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Danish | invadere(to move into), invadere(to enter by force in order to conquer), invadere(to infest or overrun), krænke(to move into), overfalde(to enter by force in order to conquer), oversvømme(to infest or overrun) | — | |
| Dutch | aanvallen(to enter by force in order to conquer), binnenvallen(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Esperanto | invadi(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Estonian | sisse tungima(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Finnish | hyökätä(to enter by force in order to conquer), hyökätä(to infest or overrun), tunkeutua(to move into) | — | |
| French | envahir(to move into), envahir(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Galician | infestar(to infest or overrun), invadir(to move into), invadir(to enter by force in order to conquer), invadir(to infest or overrun) | — | |
| Georgian | შემოსევა(to enter by force in order to conquer), შესევა(to enter by force in order to conquer), ჩარევა(to enter by force in order to conquer) | šemoseva, šeseva, čareva | |
| German | eindringen(to move into), einfallen(to enter by force in order to conquer), einmarschieren(to enter by force in order to conquer), verletzen(to move into), überfallen(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Greek | εισβάλλω(to enter by force in order to conquer) | eisvállo | |
| Hebrew | פָּלַשׁ(to enter by force in order to conquer) | palásh | |
| Hindi | आक्रमण करना(to enter by force in order to conquer), हमला करना(to enter by force in order to conquer) | ākramaṇ karnā, hamlā karnā | |
| Hungarian | behatol(to move into), benyomul(to move into), betolakodik(to move into), betör(to move into), beözönlik(to infest or overrun), elfoglal(to enter by force in order to conquer), ellep(to infest or overrun), eláraszt(to infest or overrun), elözönöl(to infest or overrun), lerohan(to enter by force in order to conquer), megrohan(to enter by force in order to conquer), megszáll(to enter by force in order to conquer), ráront(to enter by force in order to conquer), rátör(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Icelandic | ráðast(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Indonesian | menginvasi(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | ایلْغار کَرْدَن(to enter by force in order to conquer), تاخْتَن(to enter by force in order to conquer), تَجاوُز کَرْدَن(to enter by force in order to conquer), حَمْلِه کَرْدَن(to enter by force in order to conquer), یورِش بُرْدَن(to enter by force in order to conquer) | ilġâr kardan, tâxtan, tajâvoz kardan, hamle kardan, yureš bordan | |
| Italian | infestare(to infest or overrun), invadere(to move into), invadere(to enter by force in order to conquer), invadere(to infest or overrun) | — | |
| Japanese | 侵害する(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵攻する(to enter by force in order to conquer), 侵略する(to enter by force in order to conquer), 襲う(to enter by force in order to conquer) | shingai suru, shinkō suru, shinryaku suru, osou | |
| Kazakh | басып алу(to enter by force in order to conquer), басып кіру(to enter by force in order to conquer) | basyp alu, basyp kıru | |
| Khmer | រុករាន(to enter by force in order to conquer), លុក(to enter by force in order to conquer) | ruk riən, luk | |
| Korean | 침공하다(to enter by force in order to conquer), 침략하다(to enter by force in order to conquer), 침입하다(to enter by force in order to conquer) | chimgonghada, chimnyakhada, chimiphada | |
| Kyrgyz | басып алуу(to enter by force in order to conquer) | basıp aluu | |
| Ladino | envaír(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Lao | ບຸກລຸກ(to enter by force in order to conquer) | buk luk | |
| Latin | incursō(to enter by force in order to conquer), introeō(to move into), invādō(to move into) | — | |
| Latvian | iebrukt(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Lithuanian | įpulti(to enter by force in order to conquer), įsibrauti(to move into) | — | |
| Macedonian | нападне(to enter by force in order to conquer), напаѓа(to enter by force in order to conquer) | napadne, napaǵa | |
| Māori | kōwaowao(to infest or overrun), maoho(to move into), poki(to infest or overrun), popoki(to infest or overrun), whakaekeeke(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Mongolian | довтлох(to enter by force in order to conquer), халдах(to enter by force in order to conquer) | dovtlox, xaldax | |
| Norman | envahi(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | invadere(to enter by force in order to conquer), overfalle(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Old English | geondswogan(to enter by force in order to conquer), swogan(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Polish | najechać(to enter by force in order to conquer), najeżdżać(to enter by force in order to conquer), napadać(to enter by force in order to conquer), napaść(to enter by force in order to conquer), zajmować(to enter by force in order to conquer), zająć(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Portuguese | infestar(to infest or overrun), invadir(to move into), invadir(to enter by force in order to conquer), invadir(to infest or overrun) | — | |
| Romanian | a invada(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Russian | вто́ргнуться(to move into), вто́ргнуться(to enter by force in order to conquer), вторга́ться(to move into), вторга́ться(to enter by force in order to conquer), напа́сть(to enter by force in order to conquer), напада́ть(to enter by force in order to conquer), оккупи́ровать(to enter by force in order to conquer), поража́ть(to infest or overrun), порази́ть(to infest or overrun) | vtórgnutʹsja, vtórgnutʹsja, vtorgátʹsja, vtorgátʹsja, napástʹ, napadátʹ, okkupírovatʹ, poražátʹ, porazítʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | nàpadati(to enter by force in order to conquer), nàpasti(to enter by force in order to conquer), ùpadati(to enter by force in order to conquer), ùpasti(to enter by force in order to conquer), на̀падати(to enter by force in order to conquer), на̀пасти(to enter by force in order to conquer), у̀падати(to enter by force in order to conquer), у̀пасти(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Slovak | napadnúť(to enter by force in order to conquer), vtrhnúť(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Slovene | napadati(to enter by force in order to conquer), napasti(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Spanish | invadir(to move into), invadir(to enter by force in order to conquer), invadir(to infest or overrun) | — | |
| Swedish | invadera(to move into), invadera(to enter by force in order to conquer), överfalla(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Tajik | забт кардан(to enter by force in order to conquer), таҷовуз кардан(to enter by force in order to conquer), ҳамла кардан(to enter by force in order to conquer), ҳуҷум кардан(to enter by force in order to conquer) | zabt kardan, tajovuz kardan, hamla kardan, hujum kardan | |
| Tatar | басып керү(to enter by force in order to conquer), бәреп керү(to enter by force in order to conquer) | basıp kerü, bärep kerü | |
| Thai | บุกรุก(to enter by force in order to conquer) | bùk-rúk | |
| Tibetan | བཙན་འཛུལ་བྱས(to enter by force in order to conquer) | btsan 'dzul byas | |
| Turkish | istila etmek(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Turkmen | zabt etmek(to enter by force in order to conquer), çozmak(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Ukrainian | вде́ртися(to move into), вде́ртися(to enter by force in order to conquer), вдира́тися(to move into), вдира́тися(to enter by force in order to conquer), вто́ргнутися(to enter by force in order to conquer), вторга́тися(to enter by force in order to conquer), захо́плювати(to enter by force in order to conquer), захопи́ти(to enter by force in order to conquer), напа́сти(to enter by force in order to conquer), напада́ти(to enter by force in order to conquer), окупува́ти(to enter by force in order to conquer) | vdértysja, vdértysja, vdyrátysja, vdyrátysja, vtórhnutysja, vtorhátysja, zaxópljuvaty, zaxopýty, napásty, napadáty, okupuváty | |
| Urdu | حَمْلَہ کَرْنا(to enter by force in order to conquer) | hamla karnā | |
| Uyghur | تاجاۋۇز قىلماق(to enter by force in order to conquer) | tajawuz qilmaq | |
| Uzbek | bosib olmoq(to enter by force in order to conquer), bostirib kirmoq(to enter by force in order to conquer), tajovuz etmoq(to enter by force in order to conquer), tajovuz qilmoq(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Vietnamese | xâm chiếm(to enter by force in order to conquer), xâm lăng(to enter by force in order to conquer), xâm lược(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Welsh | goresgyn(to enter by force in order to conquer) | — | |
| Yiddish | באַפֿאַלן(to enter by force in order to conquer) | bafaln |
pushtoj, zaptoj
işğal etmək, zəbt etmək
inbaditu
напа́сці, напада́ць, уварва́цца, уварва́цца, урыва́цца, урыва́цца
napásci, napadácʹ, uvarvácca, uvarvácca, uryvácca, uryvácca
завладе́я, завладя́вам, напа́дам, напа́дна, нахлу́вам, нахлу́вам, нахлу́я, нахлу́я, поразя́, поразя́вам
zavladéja, zavladjávam, napádam, napádna, nahlúvam, nahlúvam, nahlúja, nahlúja, porazjá, porazjávam
envair, envair
napadat, napadnout, vtrhnout
invadere, invadere, invadere, krænke, overfalde, oversvømme
aanvallen, binnenvallen
invadi
sisse tungima
hyökätä, hyökätä, tunkeutua
envahir, envahir
infestar, invadir, invadir, invadir
eindringen, einfallen, einmarschieren, verletzen, überfallen
behatol, benyomul, betolakodik, betör, beözönlik, elfoglal, ellep, eláraszt, elözönöl, lerohan, megrohan, megszáll, ráront, rátör
ráðast
menginvasi
ایلْغار کَرْدَن, تاخْتَن, تَجاوُز کَرْدَن, حَمْلِه کَرْدَن, یورِش بُرْدَن
ilġâr kardan, tâxtan, tajâvoz kardan, hamle kardan, yureš bordan
infestare, invadere, invadere, invadere
envaír
incursō, introeō, invādō
iebrukt
įpulti, įsibrauti
kōwaowao, maoho, poki, popoki, whakaekeeke
envahi
invadere, overfalle
geondswogan, swogan
najechać, najeżdżać, napadać, napaść, zajmować, zająć
infestar, invadir, invadir, invadir
a invada
вто́ргнуться, вто́ргнуться, вторга́ться, вторга́ться, напа́сть, напада́ть, оккупи́ровать, поража́ть, порази́ть
vtórgnutʹsja, vtórgnutʹsja, vtorgátʹsja, vtorgátʹsja, napástʹ, napadátʹ, okkupírovatʹ, poražátʹ, porazítʹ
nàpadati, nàpasti, ùpadati, ùpasti, на̀падати, на̀пасти, у̀падати, у̀пасти
napadnúť, vtrhnúť
napadati, napasti
invadir, invadir, invadir
invadera, invadera, överfalla
забт кардан, таҷовуз кардан, ҳамла кардан, ҳуҷум кардан
zabt kardan, tajovuz kardan, hamla kardan, hujum kardan
istila etmek
zabt etmek, çozmak
вде́ртися, вде́ртися, вдира́тися, вдира́тися, вто́ргнутися, вторга́тися, захо́плювати, захопи́ти, напа́сти, напада́ти, окупува́ти
vdértysja, vdértysja, vdyrátysja, vdyrátysja, vtórhnutysja, vtorhátysja, zaxópljuvaty, zaxopýty, napásty, napadáty, okupuváty
bosib olmoq, bostirib kirmoq, tajovuz etmoq, tajovuz qilmoq
xâm chiếm, xâm lăng, xâm lược
goresgyn
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