Leviathan
//lɪˈvaɪəθn̩//
Translations of "leviathan" (32 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | Λευιάθαν(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), Λευιαθάν(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | Leuiáthan, Leuiathán | |
| Arabic | لَوِيَاثَان(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | lawiyāṯān | |
| Bulgarian | левиата́н(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviatán | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 利維坦 /利维坦(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), 利維坦 /利维坦(the political state, especially a domineering and totalitarian one), 力威亞探 /力威亚探(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), 里外雅堂(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | lìwéitǎn, lìwéitǎn | |
| Dutch | leviathan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Esperanto | levjatano(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Estonian | leviaatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Finnish | leviatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), leviatan(the political state, especially a domineering and totalitarian one) | — | |
| French | léviathanique(very large (cognates) — see also enormous), léviathan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Georgian | ლევიათანი(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviatani | |
| German | Leviathan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), Meerungeheuer(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Greek | λεβιάθαν(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviáthan | |
| Hebrew | לִוְיָתָן(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | livyatán | |
| Ido | leviatano(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Indonesian | lewiatan(very large (cognates) — see also enormous), raksasa(very large (cognates) — see also enormous), lewiatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Italian | leviatano(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Japanese | リヴァイアサン(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), レヴィアタン(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | rivaiasan, reviatan | |
| Korean | 레비아탄(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | rebiatan | |
| Lao | ເລວີອາທັນ(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | l ʼā than | |
| Malay | raksasa(very large (cognates) — see also enormous), lewiatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Old Ruthenian | левиафа́нъ(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), левиаѳа́мъ(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviafán, leviafám | |
| Persian | لوتان(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), لویاتان(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | lavetân, laveyâtân | |
| Polish | lewiatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Portuguese | leviatã(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Russian | левиафа́н(vast sea monster of tremendous strength), чу́до-ю́до(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviafán, čúdo-júdo | |
| Scots | leviathan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Spanish | leviatán(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Swedish | Leviatan(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Tamil | லெவியாதன்(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | leviyātaṉ | |
| Thai | เลวีอาธาน(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | — | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎍𐎚𐎐(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | ltn | |
| Yiddish | לוויתן(vast sea monster of tremendous strength) | levyosn |
leviathan
levjatano
leviaatan
leviatan, leviatan
léviathanique, léviathan
Leviathan, Meerungeheuer
leviatano
lewiatan, raksasa, lewiatan
leviatano
raksasa, lewiatan
lewiatan
leviatã
leviathan
leviatán
Leviatan
เลวีอาธาน
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