Jumper
//ˈd͡ʒʌmpə//
Translations of "jumper" (40 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belarusian | джэ́мпер(woolen sweater or pullover) | džémpjer | |
| Bengali | জাম্পার(woolen sweater or pullover) | jampar | |
| Bulgarian | джъ́мпер(woolen sweater or pullover), джъмпер(removable connecting pin (electronics)), окъсяване(short length of electrical conductor), пуло́вер(woolen sweater or pullover), скачач(someone or something that jumps) | džǎ́mper, džǎmper, okǎsjavane, pulóver, skačač | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 套衫(woolen sweater or pullover) | tàoshān | |
| Czech | mikina(woolen sweater or pullover), skokan(someone or something that jumps) | — | |
| Esperanto | pulovero(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Estonian | džemper(woolen sweater or pullover), kampsun(woolen sweater or pullover), pullover(woolen sweater or pullover), sviiter(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Finnish | hyppyjohto(short length of electrical conductor), hyppylanka(short length of electrical conductor), hyppääjä(someone or something that jumps), jumpperi(short length of electrical conductor), jumpperi(removable connecting pin (electronics)), jumpperi(woolen sweater or pullover), oikosulkupala(removable connecting pin (electronics)), villapaita(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| French | cavalier(short length of electrical conductor), pull(woolen sweater or pullover), pull-over(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Georgian | მხტუნავი(someone or something that jumps), სვიტერი(woolen sweater or pullover), ხტუნია(someone or something that jumps), ჯემპრი(woolen sweater or pullover) | mxṭunavi, sviṭeri, xṭunia, ǯemṗri | |
| German | Jumper(removable connecting pin (electronics)), Jumper(woolen sweater or pullover), Pullover(woolen sweater or pullover), Springer(someone or something that jumps), Springerin(someone or something that jumps), Überbrückungskabel(short length of electrical conductor) | — | |
| Greek | πουλόβερ(woolen sweater or pullover) | poulóver | |
| Hindi | जम्पर(woolen sweater or pullover) | jampar | |
| Hungarian | dzsömper(woolen sweater or pullover), jumper(removable connecting pin (electronics)), pulóver(woolen sweater or pullover), ugró(someone or something that jumps) | — | |
| Irish | geansaí(woolen sweater or pullover), léimneoir(someone or something that jumps) | — | |
| Italian | jumper(short length of electrical conductor), jumper(removable connecting pin (electronics)), maglione(woolen sweater or pullover), pullover(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Japanese | ジャンパー(woolen sweater or pullover), セーター(woolen sweater or pullover) | janpā, sētā | |
| Kazakh | жемпір(woolen sweater or pullover) | jempır | |
| Korean | 잠바(woolen sweater or pullover), 점퍼(woolen sweater or pullover) | jamba, jeompeo | |
| Kyrgyz | жемпир(woolen sweater or pullover) | jempir | |
| Latvian | džemperis(woolen sweater or pullover), lecējs lēcējs(someone or something that jumps), pulovers(woolen sweater or pullover), svīteris(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Lithuanian | džemperis(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Macedonian | џемпер(woolen sweater or pullover) | džemper | |
| Maltese | qabbież(someone or something that jumps), ġamper(woolen sweater or pullover), ġersi(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Mongolian | битүү захтай ноосон цамц(woolen sweater or pullover) | bitüü zaxtaj nooson camc | |
| Polish | skoczek(someone or something that jumps), skoczkini(someone or something that jumps), sweter(woolen sweater or pullover), zworka(removable connecting pin (electronics)) | — | |
| Portuguese | jumper(short length of electrical conductor), saltador(someone or something that jumps), suéter(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Russian | джа́мпер(removable connecting pin (electronics)), дже́мпер(woolen sweater or pullover), перемы́чка(short length of electrical conductor), прыгу́н(someone or something that jumps), прыгу́нья(someone or something that jumps), пуло́ве́р(woolen sweater or pullover), сви́тер(woolen sweater or pullover), сви́тер(woolen sweater or pullover) | džámper, džémper, peremýčka, prygún, prygúnʹja, pulóvér, svítɛr, svíter | |
| Scottish Gaelic | geansaidh(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | džèmper(woolen sweater or pullover), џѐмпер(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Slovene | pulover(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Spanish | chaleco(woolen sweater or pullover), chomba(woolen sweater or pullover), jumper (yámper, Americas)(a one-piece, sleeveless dress, or a skirt with straps and a complete or partial bodice, usually worn over a blouse by women and children; pinafore), jómper(a one-piece, sleeveless dress, or a skirt with straps and a complete or partial bodice, usually worn over a blouse by women and children; pinafore), yómper (Mesoamerica)(a one-piece, sleeveless dress, or a skirt with straps and a complete or partial bodice, usually worn over a blouse by women and children; pinafore) | — | |
| Swahili | mrukaji(someone or something that jumps) | — | |
| Tongan | falani māfana(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Turkish | kazak(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дже́мпер(woolen sweater or pullover), светр(woolen sweater or pullover) | džémper, svetr | |
| Urdu | جمپر(woolen sweater or pullover) | jampar | |
| Uzbek | jemper(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Welsh | neidiwr(someone or something that jumps), siwmper(woolen sweater or pullover), siwmperi(woolen sweater or pullover) | — | |
| Yiddish | שפּרינגער(someone or something that jumps) | shpringer |
джъ́мпер, джъмпер, окъсяване, пуло́вер, скачач
džǎ́mper, džǎmper, okǎsjavane, pulóver, skačač
mikina, skokan
pulovero
džemper, kampsun, pullover, sviiter
hyppyjohto, hyppylanka, hyppääjä, jumpperi, jumpperi, jumpperi, oikosulkupala, villapaita
cavalier, pull, pull-over
Jumper, Jumper, Pullover, Springer, Springerin, Überbrückungskabel
dzsömper, jumper, pulóver, ugró
geansaí, léimneoir
jumper, jumper, maglione, pullover
džemperis, lecējs lēcējs, pulovers, svīteris
džemperis
qabbież, ġamper, ġersi
skoczek, skoczkini, sweter, zworka
jumper, saltador, suéter
джа́мпер, дже́мпер, перемы́чка, прыгу́н, прыгу́нья, пуло́ве́р, сви́тер, сви́тер
džámper, džémper, peremýčka, prygún, prygúnʹja, pulóvér, svítɛr, svíter
geansaidh
džèmper, џѐмпер
pulover
chaleco, chomba, jumper (yámper, Americas), jómper, yómper (Mesoamerica)
mrukaji
falani māfana
kazak
jemper
neidiwr, siwmper, siwmperi
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