Moderate

//ˈmɑdəɹət//

Translations of "moderate" (44 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	μέτριος(not excessive)	métrios
Arabic	مُعْتَدِل(not excessive)	muʕtadil
Azerbaijani	mötədil(not excessive), mötədil(having an intermediate position in politics)	—
Belarusian	ме́рны(not excessive), памярко́ўны(not excessive), пасрэ́дны(mediocre), пасрэ́дні(mediocre), стры́маны(not excessive), уме́раны(not excessive), уме́рны(not excessive)	mjérny, pamjarkówny, pasrédny, pasrédni, strýmany, umjérany, umjérny
Bulgarian	посре́дствен(mediocre), уме́рен(not excessive), центрист(one who holds an intermediate position), модерирам(to act as a moderator), председателствам(to preside over as a moderator), смекчавам(to reduce the excessiveness), смекчавам се(to become less excessive)	posrédstven, uméren, centrist, moderiram, predsedatelstvam, smekčavam, smekčavam se
Catalan	moderat(not excessive), moderat(mediocre), moderat(having an intermediate position in politics), moderar(to reduce the excessiveness), moderar(to preside over as a moderator)	—
Chinese Mandarin	中庸(mediocre), 適中 /适中(not excessive)	zhōngyōng, shìzhōng
Czech	mírný(not excessive), umírněný(not excessive), umírněný(having an intermediate position in politics), moderovat(to preside over as a moderator)	—
Dutch	doorsnee(mediocre), gematigd(not excessive), gematigd(having an intermediate position in politics), matig(not excessive), matig(mediocre), middelmatig(mediocre), gematigde(one who holds an intermediate position), bemiddelen(to act as a moderator), matigen(to reduce the excessiveness), milderen(to reduce the excessiveness), modereren(to preside over as a moderator), modereren(to act as a moderator), temperen(to reduce the excessiveness), zich matigen(to become less excessive)	—
Finnish	keskinkertainen(mediocre), keskivaikea(pathology), kohtalainen(not excessive), kohtuullinen(not excessive), maltillinen(not excessive), maltillinen(having an intermediate position in politics), vaatimaton(not excessive), maltillinen(one who holds an intermediate position), juontaa(to preside over as a moderator), kohtuullistaa(to reduce the excessiveness), moderoida(to preside over as a moderator), sovitella(to act as a moderator), tasaantua(to become less excessive), tasoittaa(to reduce the excessiveness), tasoittua(to become less excessive)	—
French	modéré(not excessive), modéré(mediocre), modéré(having an intermediate position in politics), modéré(one who holds an intermediate position), modérer(to reduce the excessiveness), modérer(to become less excessive), modérer(to preside over as a moderator), modérer(to act as a moderator)	—
Galician	mediocre(mediocre), moderado(not excessive), moderado(having an intermediate position in politics), centrista(one who holds an intermediate position), moderar(to reduce the excessiveness), moderar(to become less excessive), moderar(to preside over as a moderator), moderar(to act as a moderator)	—
Georgian	ზომიერი(not excessive), ზომიერი(having an intermediate position in politics)	zomieri, zomieri
German	gemäßigt(not excessive), mittelmäßig(mediocre), moderat(not excessive), moderat(having an intermediate position in politics), mäßig(not excessive), mäßig(mediocre), moderieren(to act as a moderator)	—
Hebrew	מתון(not excessive), התמתן(to become less excessive)	matún
Hungarian	mérsékelt(not excessive), mérsékelt(having an intermediate position in politics)	—
Irish	réasúnta(not excessive)	—
Italian	moderato(not excessive), moderato(having an intermediate position in politics), modesto(mediocre), moderato(one who holds an intermediate position), moderare(to reduce the excessiveness), moderare(to preside over as a moderator), moderare(to act as a moderator)	—
Japanese	適度な(not excessive), 穏健(one who holds an intermediate position)	tekido na, onken
Kazakh	орташа(not excessive)	ortaşa
Korean	적당하다(not excessive)	jeokdanghada
Latin	mediocris(mediocre), modestus(not excessive), modicus(not excessive), moderor(to reduce the excessiveness)	—
Macedonian	умерен(not excessive)	umeren
Māori	whakaōrite(to reduce the excessiveness)	—
Norman	modéthé(not excessive), modéthé(mediocre), modéthé(having an intermediate position in politics)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	laber(not excessive), moderat(not excessive)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	laber(not excessive), moderat(not excessive)	—
Occitan	moderat(not excessive)	—
Old English	ġemetlīċ(not excessive), metegian(to reduce the excessiveness)	—
Persian	معتدل(not excessive), اعتدالیون(one who holds an intermediate position)	mo'tadel, e'tedâliyyun
Polish	umiarkowany(not excessive), umiarkowany(having an intermediate position in politics)	—
Portuguese	moderado(not excessive)	—
Romanian	centrist(having an intermediate position in politics), mediocru(mediocre), mediocră(mediocre), mediu(mediocre), mijlocie(mediocre), mijlociu(mediocre), moderat(not excessive), moderat(having an intermediate position in politics), centrist(one who holds an intermediate position), centristă(one who holds an intermediate position), modera(to reduce the excessiveness)	—
Russian	зауря́дный(mediocre), посре́дственный(mediocre), сде́ржанный(not excessive), сре́дний(mediocre), уме́ренный(not excessive), уме́ренный(having an intermediate position in politics)	zaurjádnyj, posrédstvennyj, sdéržannyj, srédnij, umérennyj, umérennyj
Scottish Gaelic	cuibheasach(not excessive)	—
Serbo-Croatian	ùmeren(not excessive), ùmjeren(not excessive), у̀мерен(not excessive), у̀мјерен(not excessive)	—
Slovak	mierny(not excessive), umiernený(not excessive)	—
Slovene	zmeren(not excessive)	—
Spanish	comedido(not excessive), mediocre(mediocre), moderado(not excessive), moderado(having an intermediate position in politics), moderar(to reduce the excessiveness), moderar(to become less excessive), moderar(to act as a moderator)	—
Swedish	moderat(not excessive), måttlig(not excessive), dämpa(to reduce the excessiveness), moderera(to reduce the excessiveness)	—
Tajik	мӯътадил(not excessive)	mü'tadil
Thai	ปานกลาง(not excessive), พอประมาณ(not excessive), พอใช้(mediocre)	pɔɔ-chái
Ukrainian	аби́який(mediocre), вимірни́й(not excessive), зде́ржаний(not excessive), помі́рний(not excessive), помірко́ваний(not excessive), помірко́ваний(having an intermediate position in politics), посере́дній(mediocre), сере́дній(mediocre)	abýjakyj, vymirnýj, zdéržanyj, pomírnyj, pomirkóvanyj, pomirkóvanyj, poserédnij, serédnij
Vietnamese	phải chăng(not excessive), vừa phải(not excessive)	—

Ancient Greek

μέτριος

métrios

Arabic

مُعْتَدِل

muʕtadil

Azerbaijani

mötədil, mötədil

Belarusian

ме́рны, памярко́ўны, пасрэ́дны, пасрэ́дні, стры́маны, уме́раны, уме́рны

mjérny, pamjarkówny, pasrédny, pasrédni, strýmany, umjérany, umjérny

Bulgarian

посре́дствен, уме́рен, центрист, модерирам, председателствам, смекчавам, смекчавам се

posrédstven, uméren, centrist, moderiram, predsedatelstvam, smekčavam, smekčavam se

Catalan

moderat, moderat, moderat, moderar, moderar

Chinese Mandarin

中庸, 適中 /适中

zhōngyōng, shìzhōng

Czech

mírný, umírněný, umírněný, moderovat

Dutch

doorsnee, gematigd, gematigd, matig, matig, middelmatig, gematigde, bemiddelen, matigen, milderen, modereren, modereren, temperen, zich matigen

Finnish

keskinkertainen, keskivaikea, kohtalainen, kohtuullinen, maltillinen, maltillinen, vaatimaton, maltillinen, juontaa, kohtuullistaa, moderoida, sovitella, tasaantua, tasoittaa, tasoittua

French

modéré, modéré, modéré, modéré, modérer, modérer, modérer, modérer

Galician

mediocre, moderado, moderado, centrista, moderar, moderar, moderar, moderar

Georgian

ზომიერი, ზომიერი

zomieri, zomieri

German

gemäßigt, mittelmäßig, moderat, moderat, mäßig, mäßig, moderieren

Hebrew

מתון, התמתן

matún