Off

//ɒf//

Translations of "off" (25 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Catalan	apagat(inoperative, disabled), dolent(rotten), passat(rotten), tallat(inoperative, disabled), tancat(inoperative, disabled)	—
Central Kurdish	ەوە(in a direction away from the speaker or object)	-ewe
Cornish	dhe-ves(in a direction away from the speaker or object), yn farow(into a state of non-operation or non-existence)	—
Czech	pryč(in a direction away from the speaker or object), vypnout(to switch off)	—
Dutch	uit(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), weg(in a direction away from the speaker or object)	—
Esperanto	elŝalti(to switch off)	—
Finnish	pilaantunut(rotten), pilalla(rotten), pois(inoperative, disabled), pois päältä(inoperative, disabled), poissa(inoperative, disabled), alas(in a direction away from the speaker or object), pois(in a direction away from the speaker or object), pois(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), ulos(in a direction away from the speaker or object), ylös(in a direction away from the speaker or object), lta(away from a position upon), lta(used to indicate the location or direction of one thing relative to another), lta(used to express location at sea relative to land or mainland), pois(away from a position of attachment or connection to), pois(removed or subtracted from), poissa(detached, separated, excluded or disconnected from), sta(away from a position upon), sta(used to indicate the location or direction of one thing relative to another), nistiä(to kill), panna pois(to switch off), pistää pois(to switch off)	—
French	fermé(inoperative, disabled), éteindre(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), hors(away from a position upon)	—
German	ranzig(rotten), schlecht(rotten), verdorben(rotten), aus(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), davon(in a direction away from the speaker or object), weg(in a direction away from the speaker or object), kaltmachen(to kill)	—
Greek	κλειστό(inoperative, disabled)	kleistó
Hungarian	el(in a direction away from the speaker or object), ki(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), kinyír(to kill), lekapcsol(to switch off)	—
Icelandic	slökktur(into a state of non-operation or non-existence)	—
Irish	ar shiúl(in a direction away from the speaker or object), as(into a state of non-operation or non-existence)	—
Italian	andato a male(rotten), putrido(rotten), spento(inoperative, disabled)	—
Lithuanian	nuo(away from a position upon), nuo(detached, separated, excluded or disconnected from), nuo(away from a position of attachment or connection to), nuo(removed or subtracted from)	—
Macedonian	и́склучен(inoperative, disabled), ра́сипан(rotten), из(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), ис(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), од(in a direction away from the speaker or object), исклу́чува(to switch off)	ísklučen, rásipan, iz-, is-, od-, isklúčuva
Norman	raccourchi(rotten)	—
Northern Kurdish	ve(in a direction away from the speaker or object)	—
Norwegian	av(inoperative, disabled), deaktivert(inoperative, disabled)	—
Polish	od(in a direction away from the speaker or object), sprzątnąć(to kill)	—
Portuguese	desligado(inoperative, disabled), estragado(rotten), desligado(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), apagar(to kill), apagar(to switch off), desligar(to switch off)	—
Russian	вы́ключенный(inoperative, disabled), выкл.(inoperative, disabled), гнило́й(rotten), испо́рченный(rotten), несве́жий(rotten), прого́рклый(rotten), проту́хший(rotten), вон(in a direction away from the speaker or object), доло́й(in a direction away from the speaker or object), из(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), ис(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), от(in a direction away from the speaker or object), прочь(in a direction away from the speaker or object), у(in a direction away from the speaker or object), с(away from a position upon), со(away from a position upon), ко́кнуть(to kill), убра́ть(to kill)	výključennyj, vykl., gnilój, ispórčennyj, nesvéžij, progórklyj, protúxšij, von, dolój, iz-, is-, ot-, pročʹ, u-, s, so, kóknutʹ, ubrátʹ
Spanish	apagado(inoperative, disabled), disonar(not correct; not properly formed; not logical, harmonious, etc)	—
Swedish	av(inoperative, disabled), av(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), från(in a direction away from the speaker or object), från(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), ifrån(in a direction away from the speaker or object), iväg(in a direction away from the speaker or object), av(away from a position upon), av(detached, separated, excluded or disconnected from), av(removed or subtracted from), borta(away from a position upon), från(detached, separated, excluded or disconnected from), från(away from a position of attachment or connection to), från(used to express location at sea relative to land or mainland), rabatt(removed or subtracted from), ur(detached, separated, excluded or disconnected from), ur(away from a position of attachment or connection to), utan(no longer wanting or taking), utanför(used to indicate the location or direction of one thing relative to another), vid(used to indicate the location or direction of one thing relative to another), släcka(to switch off), stänga av(to switch off)	—
Welsh	bant(in a direction away from the speaker or object), bant(into a state of non-operation or non-existence), i ffwrdd(in a direction away from the speaker or object), i ffwrdd(into a state of non-operation or non-existence)	—

Catalan

apagat, dolent, passat, tallat, tancat

Central Kurdish

ەوە

-ewe

dhe-ves, yn farow

pryč, vypnout

uit, weg

elŝalti

pilaantunut, pilalla, pois, pois päältä, poissa, alas, pois, pois, ulos, ylös, lta, lta, lta, pois, pois, poissa, sta, sta, nistiä, panna pois, pistää pois