Mountainous

//ˈmaʊn.tɪ.nəs//

Translations of "mountainous" (55 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ὀρεινός(having many mountains)	oreinós
Arabic	جَبَلي(having many mountains), جَبَلِيّ(having many mountains)	jabali, jabaliyy
Armenian	լեռնային(having many mountains)	leṙnayin
Asturian	montosu(having many mountains)	—
Azerbaijani	dağlıq(having many mountains)	—
Belarusian	гары́сты(having many mountains)	harýsty
Bulgarian	плани́нски(having many mountains)	planínski
Catalan	muntanyós(having many mountains)	—
Chinese Mandarin	多山的(having many mountains)	duōshān de
Czech	hornatý(having many mountains), obrovský(resembling a mountain), ohromný(resembling a mountain)	—
Danish	bjergrig(having many mountains)	—
Dutch	bergachtig(having many mountains)	—
Esperanto	monta(resembling a mountain), montara(having many mountains), montoza(having many mountains)	—
Finnish	järkälemäinen(resembling a mountain), jättimäinen(resembling a mountain), visainen(very difficult), vuorenkokoinen(resembling a mountain), vuoristoinen(having many mountains)	—
French	montagneux(having many mountains)	—
Galician	montañoso(having many mountains)	—
Georgian	მთიანი(having many mountains)	mtiani
German	bergig(having many mountains), gebirgig(having many mountains)	—
Hungarian	hegyes(having many mountains), hegyi(having many mountains), hegyvidéki(having many mountains)	—
Ido	montoza(having many mountains)	—
Ingrian	mäekäs(having many mountains)	—
Irish	sléibhteach(having many mountains), sléibhtiúil(having many mountains)	—
Italian	montagnoso(having many mountains), montuoso(having many mountains)	—
Kazakh	таулы(having many mountains)	tauly
Khakas	тағлығ(having many mountains)	tağlığ
Latin	montōsus(having many mountains)	—
Macedonian	планински(having many mountains)	planinski
Marathi	डोंगरी(having many mountains), पर्वतमय(having many mountains)	ḍoṅgrī, parvatmay
Middle English	mountuous(having many mountains)	—
Mongolian	уулархаг(having many mountains), уулархуу(having many mountains)	uularxag, uularxuu
Norwegian Bokmål	fjellrik(having many mountains)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	fjellrik(having many mountains)	—
Persian	کوهستانی(having many mountains)	kuhestâni
Piedmontese	montagnos(having many mountains), montos(having many mountains)	—
Plautdietsch	boajich(having many mountains)	—
Polish	górzysty(having many mountains)	—
Portuguese	montanhoso(having many mountains)	—
Romansch	alpin(having many mountains)	—
Russian	гори́стый(having many mountains), гороподо́бный(resembling a mountain)	gorístyj, goropodóbnyj
Scottish Gaelic	beanntach(having many mountains)	—
Serbo-Croatian	brdòvit(having many mountains), goròvit(having many mountains), gòrskī(having many mountains), plànīnskī(having many mountains), брдо̀вит(having many mountains), го̀рскӣ(having many mountains), горо̀вит(having many mountains), пла̀нӣнскӣ(having many mountains)	—
Shor	тағлығ(having many mountains)	tağlığ
Slovak	hornatý(having many mountains)	—
Slovene	gôrski(having many mountains)	—
Spanish	montañoso(having many mountains)	—
Swedish	bergig(having many mountains), fjällrik(having many mountains)	—
Tagalog	mabundok(having many mountains)	—
Tausug	mabūd(having many mountains)	—
Turkish	dağlık(having many mountains), dağsı(resembling a mountain), dağımsı(resembling a mountain)	—
Tuvan	даглыг(having many mountains)	daglıg
Ukrainian	гори́стий(having many mountains)	horýstyj
Unami	òhchuwike(having many mountains)	—
Uzbek	togʻlik(having many mountains)	—
Welsh	mynyddog(having many mountains)	—
Yakut	хайалаах(having many mountains)	qayalaaq