Moving
//ˈmuːvɪŋ//
Translations of "moving" (26 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | مُؤَثِّر(that causes someone to feel emotion), مُتَحَرِّك(that moves or move) | muʔaṯṯir, mutaḥarrik | |
| Bulgarian | движещ се(that moves or move), трогателен(that causes someone to feel emotion) | dvižešt se, trogatelen | |
| Catalan | commovedor(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 動人 /动人(that causes someone to feel emotion), 感動 /感动(that causes someone to feel emotion) | dòngrén, gǎndòng | |
| Czech | dojemný(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Dutch | bewegend(that moves or move), bewegende(that moves or move), ontroerend(that causes someone to feel emotion), ontroerende(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Esperanto | moviĝa(that moves or move) | — | |
| Finnish | koskettava(that causes someone to feel emotion), liikkuva(that moves or move), liikuttava(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| French | touchant(that causes someone to feel emotion), émouvant(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Georgian | ამაღელვებელი(that causes someone to feel emotion), მოძრავი(that moves or move) | amaɣelvebeli, moʒravi | |
| German | bewegend(that moves or move), rührend(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Hindi | गतिमान(that moves or move), गतिशील(that moves or move), भावुक(that causes someone to feel emotion) | gatimān, gatiśīl, bhāvuk | |
| Hungarian | megható(that causes someone to feel emotion), megindító(that causes someone to feel emotion), mozgó(that moves or move) | — | |
| Irish | coscrach(that causes someone to feel emotion), imeachtach(that moves or move) | — | |
| Italian | commovente(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Japanese | 感動的な(that causes someone to feel emotion) | kandōteki-na | |
| Latin | flexanimus(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Latvian | kustīgs(that moves or move) | — | |
| Māori | whakaaroharoha(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Polish | poruszający(that causes someone to feel emotion), wzruszjący(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Portuguese | comovente(that causes someone to feel emotion), emocional(that causes someone to feel emotion), movente(that moves or move) | — | |
| Romanian | emoționant(that causes someone to feel emotion), mișcător(that moves or move), mișcător(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Russian | волну́ющий(that causes someone to feel emotion), дви́жущийся(that moves or move), тро́гательный(that causes someone to feel emotion) | volnújuščij, dvížuščijsja, trógatelʹnyj | |
| Spanish | achará(that causes someone to feel emotion), conmovedor(that causes someone to feel emotion), emotivo(that causes someone to feel emotion), enternecedor(that causes someone to feel emotion) | — | |
| Swedish | rörande(that causes someone to feel emotion), rörlig(that moves or move) | — | |
| Ukrainian | звору́шливий(that causes someone to feel emotion) | zvorúšlyvyj |
commovedor
dojemný
bewegend, bewegende, ontroerend, ontroerende
moviĝa
koskettava, liikkuva, liikuttava
touchant, émouvant
bewegend, rührend
megható, megindító, mozgó
coscrach, imeachtach
commovente
flexanimus
kustīgs
whakaaroharoha
poruszający, wzruszjący
comovente, emocional, movente
emoționant, mișcător, mișcător
achará, conmovedor, emotivo, enternecedor
rörande, rörlig
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