Octave

//ˈɑktɪv//

Translations of "octave" (29 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	oktaaf(interval)	—
Armenian	ութնյակ(interval)	utʻnyak
Bulgarian	октава(interval)	oktava
Catalan	capvuitada(day that is one week after a feast day), octava(interval), octava(pitch octave higher than a given pitch), octava(eight-day period beginning on a feast day), vuitada(eight-day period beginning on a feast day)	—
Chinese Mandarin	八度(interval), 高八度(pitch octave higher than a given pitch)	bādù
Czech	oktáva(interval)	—
Danish	oktav(interval)	—
Dutch	octaaf(interval), octaaf(eight-day period beginning on a feast day)	—
Esperanto	oktavo(interval)	—
Faroese	oktavur(interval)	—
Finnish	oktaavi(interval)	—
German	Oktave(interval)	—
Greek	οκτάβα(interval)	oktáva
Hungarian	oktáv(interval)	—
Icelandic	áttund(interval)	—
Irish	ochtach(interval)	—
Italian	ottava(interval)	—
Japanese	オクターブ(interval), オクターブ(pitch octave higher than a given pitch), 八度(interval)	okutābu, okutābu, hachido
Norwegian Bokmål	oktav(interval)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	oktav(interval)	—
Pannonian Rusyn	октава(interval)	oktava
Polish	oktawa(interval)	—
Portuguese	oitava(interval), oitava(pitch octave higher than a given pitch), oitava((fencing) the eighth defensive position), oitava(day that is one week after a feast day)	—
Romanian	octavă(interval)	—
Russian	окта́ва(interval), окта́ва(pitch octave higher than a given pitch)	oktáva, oktáva
Scottish Gaelic	ochdad(interval), ochdad(pitch octave higher than a given pitch)	—
Serbo-Croatian	oktava(interval), oktava(pitch octave higher than a given pitch)	—
Spanish	octava(interval), octava(pitch octave higher than a given pitch)	—
Swedish	oktav(interval)	—