Mask
//mɑːsk//
Translations of "mask" (97 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Achi | k’ooj(cover for the face) | — | |
| Afrikaans | masker(cover for the face) | — | |
| Albanian | maskë(cover for the face) | — | |
| Amharic | ጭምብል(cover for the face) | č̣əmbəl | |
| Ancient Greek | μορμολύκειον(cover for the face), προσωπίς(cover for the face), προσωπεῖον(cover for the face) | mormolúkeion, prosōpís, prosōpeîon | |
| Arabic | قناع(cover for the face), قِناع(cover for the face), قِنَاع(cover for the face), كِمامة(cover for the face), ماسك(cover for the face), ماسك(cover for the face) | qināʕ, qināʕ, qināʕ, gināʕ, kimāma, māsk, māsk | |
| Armenian | դիմակ(cover for the face), քող(that which disguises) | dimak, kʻoġ | |
| Assamese | মুখা(cover for the face) | mukha | |
| Azerbaijani | maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Bashkir | битлек(cover for the face), маска(cover for the face) | bitlek, maska | |
| Basque | mozorro(cover for the face) | — | |
| Belarusian | ма́ска(cover for the face) | máska | |
| Bengali | মাস্ক(cover for the face), মুখোশ(cover for the face) | masko, mukhōś | |
| Bulgarian | ма́ска(cover for the face), ма́ска(that which disguises), маскара́д(festive entertainment), маскирам(to disguise as something else), маскирам се(to cover, as the face) | máska, máska, maskarád, maskiram, maskiram se | |
| Burmese | မျက်နှာဖုံး(cover for the face) | myakhnahpum: | |
| Catalan | careta(cover for the face), mascarada(dramatic performance), màscara(cover for the face), màscara(that which disguises), emmascarar(to cover, as the face), emmascarar(to disguise as something else) | — | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᎬᏚᎶ(cover for the face) | agvdulo | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 掩码(pattern of bits used in bitwise operations), 蒙版(two-color bitmap used to create transparency in an image), 面具(cover for the face), 面罩(cover for the face) | yǎnmǎ, méngbǎn, miànjù, miànzhào | |
| Classical Nahuatl | xāyacatl(cover for the face) | — | |
| Czech | maska(cover for the face), škraboška(cover for the face) | — | |
| Danish | maske(cover for the face) | — | |
| Dutch | masker(cover for the face), maskeren(to cover, as the face) | — | |
| Erzya | чамакс(cover for the face) | čamaks | |
| Esperanto | masko(cover for the face), maski(to wear a mask) | — | |
| Estonian | mask(cover for the face) | — | |
| Etruscan | phersu(cover for the face) | — | |
| Faroese | gekkaskortur(cover for the face), gríma(cover for the face), maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Finnish | kaponieeria suojaava redutti(fortification: redoubt which protects the caponiere), maskaroni(architecture: grotesque head or face), maski(cover for the face), maski(pattern of bits used in bitwise operations), maski(two-color bitmap used to create transparency in an image), naamari(cover for the face), naamiaiset(festive entertainment), naamio(cover for the face), naamiointi(that which disguises), naamionäytelmä(dramatic performance), patterin suojus(fortification: screen for a battery), pyyntinaamari(zoology: lower lip of the larva of a dragon fly), kätkeä(to conceal from view or knowledge), kätkeä(military: to conceal), käyttää maskia(to wear a mask), maskata(to conceal or disguise one's autism), maskata(to cover or shield a part of a design or picture), naamioida(to cover, as the face), naamioida(to disguise as something else), naamioida(military: to conceal), naamioitua(to disguise oneself), peittää(to cover, as the face), peittää(to conceal from view or knowledge), peittää(military: to conceal), peittää(to cover or shield a part of a design or picture), pidätellä(military: to cover or keep in check), piilottaa(computing: to disable by setting or unsetting the associated bit), pitää naamaria(to wear a mask), pitää naamiota(to take part as a masker in a masquerade), pitää naamiota(to wear a mask), salata(to conceal from view or knowledge) | — | |
| French | masque(cover for the face) | — | |
| Fula | huurirdu yeeso(cover for the face), 𞤸𞤵𞥅𞤪𞤭𞤪𞤣𞤵 𞤴𞤫𞥅𞤧𞤮(cover for the face) | — | |
| Galician | carantoña(cover for the face), carauta(cover for the face), careta(cover for the face), caroza(cover for the face), liborio(cover for the face), marafón(cover for the face), mascarada(festive entertainment), máscara(cover for the face), máscara(that which disguises), mázcara(cover for the face) | — | |
| Georgian | მასკა(cover for the face), ნიღაბი(cover for the face), პირბადე(cover for the face) | masḳa, niɣabi, ṗirbade | |
| German | Maske(cover for the face), Maske(that which disguises), maskieren(to cover, as the face), maskieren(to disguise as something else), sich maskieren(to wear a mask) | — | |
| Greek | μάσκα(cover for the face), μάσκα(pattern of bits used in bitwise operations), μεταμφίεση(that which disguises), μεταμφίεση(festive entertainment), μορμολύκειο(cover for the face), προσωπίδα(cover for the face), προσωπείο(cover for the face) | máska, máska, metamfíesi, metamfíesi, mormolýkeio, prosopída, prosopeío | |
| Hebrew | מַסֵּכָה(cover for the face), צָעִיף(cover for the face) | masekhá, tsa'íf | |
| Hindi | नक़ाब(cover for the face), मास्क(cover for the face), मुखौटा(cover for the face) | naqāb, māsk, mukhauṭā | |
| Hungarian | maszk(cover for the face), álarc(cover for the face), álarc(zoology: lower lip of the larva of a dragon fly) | — | |
| Icelandic | gríma(cover for the face), gríma(to cover, as the face) | — | |
| Indonesian | kedok(cover for the face), masker(cover for the face), topeng(cover for the face) | — | |
| Irish | masc(cover for the face), púic(cover for the face) | — | |
| Italian | maschera(cover for the face), maschera(that which disguises), mascherina(cover for the face), mascherare(to disguise as something else) | — | |
| Japanese | お面(cover for the face), マスク(cover for the face), 仮面(cover for the face), 仮面(that which disguises), 覆面(cover for the face), 面形(cover for the face) | omen, masuku, kamen, kamen, hukumen, mentegata | |
| Kazakh | маска(cover for the face) | maska | |
| Khmer | ក្បាំងមុខ(cover for the face), ប៉ាន(cover for the face), ម៉ាសក៍(cover for the face), ឧណ្ហីស(cover for the face) | kbang muk, paan, mah, ʼunhəh | |
| Knaanic | קְרַבוֹשְקְא(cover for the face) | kraboška | |
| Korean | 가면(cover for the face), 마스크(cover for the face) | gamyeon, maseukeu | |
| Kurdish | kemam(cover for the face), kemame (ku)(cover for the face), maske (ku)(cover for the face), rûpoş (ku)(cover for the face) | — | |
| Kyrgyz | маска(cover for the face) | maska | |
| Lao | ໜ້າກາກ(cover for the face) | nā kāk | |
| Latin | masca(cover for the face), persōna(cover for the face) | — | |
| Latvian | maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Lithuanian | kaukė(cover for the face) | — | |
| Macedonian | маска(cover for the face) | maska | |
| Malay | kedok(cover for the face), pelitup(cover for the face), penutup muka(cover for the face), topeng(cover for the face) | — | |
| Maltese | maskra(cover for the face) | — | |
| Māori | ārai kanohi(cover for the face), hīpoki(to cover, as the face) | — | |
| Marathi | मास्क(cover for the face), मुखवटा(cover for the face) | māska, mukhavṭā | |
| Mòcheno | lòrf(cover for the face) | — | |
| Mongolian | баг(cover for the face), маск(cover for the face) | bag, mask | |
| Norman | vîsagiéthe(cover for the face) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | maske(cover for the face), maske(that which disguises) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | maske(cover for the face), maske(that which disguises) | — | |
| Occitan | masca(cover for the face) | — | |
| Old Czech | kraboška(cover for the face) | — | |
| Old English | grīma(cover for the face) | — | |
| Old Norse | gríma(cover for the face) | — | |
| Pashto | نقاب(cover for the face) | neqãb | |
| Persian | ماسک(cover for the face), نقاب(cover for the face) | mâsk, neqâb | |
| Plautdietsch | Frauz(cover for the face) | — | |
| Polish | maseczka(cover for the face), maska(cover for the face), maskarada(festive entertainment) | — | |
| Portuguese | mascarada(festive entertainment), mascarada(dramatic performance), máscara(cover for the face), máscara(that which disguises), máscara(two-color bitmap used to create transparency in an image) | — | |
| Romagnol | mascaréna(cover for the face) | — | |
| Romanian | mască(cover for the face), mască(that which disguises), a se masca(to wear a mask), ascunde(to disguise as something else), deghiza(to disguise as something else), masca(to cover, as the face), masca(to disguise as something else) | — | |
| Russian | личи́на(cover for the face), личи́на(that which disguises), ма́ска(cover for the face), ма́ска(that which disguises), ма́ска(festive entertainment) | ličína, ličína, máska, máska, máska | |
| Samoan | ufimata(cover for the face) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | aghaidh-choimheach(cover for the face), brat-gnùise(cover for the face), masg(cover for the face), masg(that which disguises), masg(pattern of bits used in bitwise operations), sgàile(cover for the face), sgàile(that which disguises) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kràbulja(cover for the face), krȋnka(cover for the face), lȉčina(cover for the face), màska(cover for the face), òbrazina(cover for the face), кра̀буља(cover for the face), кри̑нка(cover for the face), ли̏чина(cover for the face), ма̀ска(cover for the face), о̀бразина(cover for the face) | — | |
| Slovak | maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Slovene | krinka(cover for the face), maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Spanish | antifaz(cover for the face), cambuj(cover for the face), capa(two-color bitmap used to create transparency in an image), gambox (gambosh)(cover for the face), gambux (gambush)(cover for the face), mascarada(dramatic performance), mascarilla(cover for the face), máscara(cover for the face), máscara(architecture: grotesque head or face), cubrir(to disguise as something else), disfrazarse(to disguise oneself), disfrezarse(to disguise oneself), enmascarar(to cover, as the face) | — | |
| Swahili | barakoa(cover for the face), kinyago(cover for the face) | — | |
| Swedish | genomskinlighetsmask(two-color bitmap used to create transparency in an image), mask(cover for the face), mask(that which disguises), maskerad(festive entertainment), maskera(to disguise as something else) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠢꠥꠙꠣ(cover for the face) | hufa | |
| Tajik | ниқоб(cover for the face) | niqob | |
| Thai | หน้ากาก(cover for the face) | nâa-gàak | |
| Tibetan | འབག(cover for the face) | — | |
| Turkish | maske(cover for the face) | — | |
| Turkmen | maska(cover for the face) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ма́ска(cover for the face) | máska | |
| Urdu | ماسک(cover for the face), نقاب(cover for the face) | māsk, niqāb | |
| Uyghur | ماسكا(cover for the face), نىقاب(cover for the face) | maska, niqab | |
| Uzbek | maska(cover for the face), niqob(cover for the face) | — | |
| Vietnamese | mặt nạ(cover for the face), mặt nạ(that which disguises) | — | |
| Volapük | maskar(cover for the face) | — | |
| Walloon | diguijhî(that which disguises), fås vizaedje(cover for the face), mascaråde(that which disguises), masse(cover for the face) | — | |
| Welsh | mwgwd(cover for the face), mwgwd(that which disguises) | — | |
| Yiddish | מאַסקע(cover for the face) | maske |
k’ooj
masker
maskë
maska
mozorro
ма́ска, ма́ска, маскара́д, маскирам, маскирам се
máska, máska, maskarád, maskiram, maskiram se
careta, mascarada, màscara, màscara, emmascarar, emmascarar
xāyacatl
maska, škraboška
maske
masker, maskeren
masko, maski
mask
phersu
gekkaskortur, gríma, maska
kaponieeria suojaava redutti, maskaroni, maski, maski, maski, naamari, naamiaiset, naamio, naamiointi, naamionäytelmä, patterin suojus, pyyntinaamari, kätkeä, kätkeä, käyttää maskia, maskata, maskata, naamioida, naamioida, naamioida, naamioitua, peittää, peittää, peittää, peittää, pidätellä, piilottaa, pitää naamaria, pitää naamiota, pitää naamiota, salata
masque
huurirdu yeeso, 𞤸𞤵𞥅𞤪𞤭𞤪𞤣𞤵 𞤴𞤫𞥅𞤧𞤮
carantoña, carauta, careta, caroza, liborio, marafón, mascarada, máscara, máscara, mázcara
Maske, Maske, maskieren, maskieren, sich maskieren
μάσκα, μάσκα, μεταμφίεση, μεταμφίεση, μορμολύκειο, προσωπίδα, προσωπείο
máska, máska, metamfíesi, metamfíesi, mormolýkeio, prosopída, prosopeío
maszk, álarc, álarc
gríma, gríma
kedok, masker, topeng
masc, púic
maschera, maschera, mascherina, mascherare
kemam, kemame (ku), maske (ku), rûpoş (ku)
masca, persōna
maska
kaukė
kedok, pelitup, penutup muka, topeng
maskra
ārai kanohi, hīpoki
lòrf
vîsagiéthe
maske, maske
maske, maske
masca
kraboška
grīma
gríma
Frauz
maseczka, maska, maskarada
mascarada, mascarada, máscara, máscara, máscara
mascaréna
mască, mască, a se masca, ascunde, deghiza, masca, masca
ufimata
aghaidh-choimheach, brat-gnùise, masg, masg, masg, sgàile, sgàile
kràbulja, krȋnka, lȉčina, màska, òbrazina, кра̀буља, кри̑нка, ли̏чина, ма̀ска, о̀бразина
maska
krinka, maska
antifaz, cambuj, capa, gambox (gambosh), gambux (gambush), mascarada, mascarilla, máscara, máscara, cubrir, disfrazarse, disfrezarse, enmascarar
barakoa, kinyago
genomskinlighetsmask, mask, mask, maskerad, maskera
འབག
maske
maska
maska, niqob
mặt nạ, mặt nạ
maskar
diguijhî, fås vizaedje, mascaråde, masse
mwgwd, mwgwd
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.