Levitation
//ˌlɛvɪˈteɪʃən//
Translations of "levitation" (17 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | левита́ция(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | levitácija | |
| Catalan | levitació(raising of something without apparent physical cause), levitació(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Czech | levitace(raising of something without apparent physical cause), vznášení(technical suspension without mechanical support), vznášení se(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Danish | levitation(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Dutch | levitatie(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Esperanto | levitacio(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Finnish | leijutus(raising of something without apparent physical cause), leijutus(technical suspension without mechanical support), levitaatio(raising of something without apparent physical cause), levitaatio(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| German | Levitation(raising of something without apparent physical cause), Schweben(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Hindi | प्रोत्थापन(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | protthāpan | |
| Hungarian | felemelkedés(raising of something without apparent physical cause), lebegés(raising of something without apparent physical cause), levitáció(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Latin | levatio(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Polish | lewitacja(raising of something without apparent physical cause), lewitacja(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Portuguese | levitação(raising of something without apparent physical cause), levitação(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Romanian | levitație(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — | |
| Russian | левита́ция(raising of something without apparent physical cause), левита́ция(technical suspension without mechanical support) | levitácija, levitácija | |
| Slovak | levitácia(raising of something without apparent physical cause), vznášanie(technical suspension without mechanical support) | — | |
| Swedish | levitation(raising of something without apparent physical cause) | — |
levitació, levitació
levitace, vznášení, vznášení se
levitation
levitatie
levitacio
leijutus, leijutus, levitaatio, levitaatio
Levitation, Schweben
felemelkedés, lebegés, levitáció
levatio
lewitacja, lewitacja
levitação, levitação
levitație
levitácia, vznášanie
levitation
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