Novice

//ˈnɒvɪs//

Translations of "novice" (22 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	послушник(new member of a religious order), послушница(new member of a religious order)	poslušnik, poslušnica
Catalan	novici(new member of a religious order), novícia(new member of a religious order)	—
Czech	novic(new member of a religious order), novicka(new member of a religious order)	—
Danish	novice(new member of a religious order)	—
Esperanto	novico(new member of a religious order)	—
Finnish	noviisi(new member of a religious order)	—
Galician	noviza(new member of a religious order), novizo(new member of a religious order)	—
Georgian	ახალბედა(new member of a religious order)	axalbeda
German	Novize(new member of a religious order), Novizin(new member of a religious order)	—
Greek	δόκιμη(new member of a religious order), δόκιμος(new member of a religious order)	dókimi, dókimos
Hungarian	jelölt(new member of a religious order), novícius(new member of a religious order), papnövendék(new member of a religious order)	—
Lao	ຈົວ(new member of a religious order)	chūa
Macedonian	иску́шеник(new member of a religious order), по́слушник(new member of a religious order), ѓак(new member of a religious order)	iskúšenik, póslušnik, ǵak
Norwegian Bokmål	novise(new member of a religious order), novise(new member of a religious order)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	novise(new member of a religious order), novise(new member of a religious order)	—
Polish	nowicjusz(new member of a religious order), nowicjuszka(new member of a religious order)	—
Portuguese	noviça(new member of a religious order), noviço(new member of a religious order)	—
Russian	послу́шник(new member of a religious order), послу́шница(new member of a religious order)	poslúšnik, poslúšnica
Spanish	novicia(new member of a religious order), novicio(new member of a religious order)	—
Swedish	novis(new member of a religious order)	—
Turkish	çömez(new member of a religious order)	—
Ukrainian	неофі́т(new member of a religious order)	neofít