Invert

//ɪnˈvɜːt//

Translations of "invert" (21 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	обърнат свод(architecture: inverted arch), преобръщам(turn upside down or inside out)	obǎrnat svod, preobrǎštam
Catalan	invertir(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Chinese Mandarin	倒转(turn upside down or inside out), 反转(turn upside down or inside out)	dàozhuǎn, fǎnzhuǎn
Dutch	omdraaien(turn upside down or inside out), omkeren(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Estonian	pöörama(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Finnish	kääntää(turn upside down or inside out), kääntää ylösalaisin(turn upside down or inside out)	—
French	invertir(turn upside down or inside out)	—
German	invertieren(turn upside down or inside out), umdrehen(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Hebrew	הָפַך(turn upside down or inside out)	hafách
Hungarian	(swapping) megfordít(turn upside down or inside out), felfordít(turn upside down or inside out), invertál(turn upside down or inside out), kifordít(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Irish	aisiompaigh(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Italian	invertire(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Japanese	反転(turn upside down or inside out)	hanten
Latin	invertō(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Māori	huri kōaro(turn upside down or inside out), huripoki(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Occitan	invertir(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Portuguese	inverter(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Slovak	obrátiť(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Spanish	invertir(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Turkish	terslemek(turn upside down or inside out)	—
Welsh	cildroi(turn upside down or inside out), gwrthdroi(turn upside down or inside out), gwrthdroi(move (the root note of a chord) up or down an octave)	—