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Late

//leɪt//

Translations of "late" (31 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Armenian	ուշ(near the end of the day)	uš
Asturian	sero(near the end of the day)	—
Bulgarian	късен(near the end of the day)	kǎsen
Chinese Cantonese	晏(near the end of the day)	ngaan³
Czech	pozdní(near the end of the day)	—
Dutch	laat(near the end of the day), late(near the end of the day)	—
Esperanto	-multaj(related to age), vespera(near the end of the day)	—
Faroese	seint(near the end of the day), síðla(near the end of the day)	—
Finnish	myöhä(near the end of the day), myöhäinen(near the end of the day)	—
French	tard(near the end of the day)	—
German	spät(near the end of the day)	—
Gothic	𐍃𐌴𐌹𐌸𐌿𐍃(near the end of the day)	seiþus
Greek	αργά(near the end of the day)	argá
Hungarian	késő(near the end of the day)	—
Icelandic	seint(near the end of the day)	—
Ingrian	mööhä(near the end of the day)	—
Italian	tardo(near the end of the day)	—
Japanese	晩い(near the end of the day)	osoi
Latin	tardus(near the end of the day)	—
Macedonian	доцен(near the end of the day)	docen
Old English	læt(near the end of the day)	—
Polish	późny(near the end of the day)	—
Portuguese	tardio(near the end of the day)	—
Russian	по́здний(near the end of the day)	pózdnij
Scottish Gaelic	anmoch(near the end of the day)	—
Slovene	pôzen(near the end of the day)	—
Spanish	a finales de(related to age), largo (-añero)(related to age), largos(related to age), tarde(near the end of the day)	—
Swedish	sen(near the end of the day)	—
Thai	ดึก(near the end of the day)	dʉ̀k
Walloon	tård(near the end of the day)	—
Yiddish	שפּעט(near the end of the day)	shpet