Pale
//peɪl//
Translations of "pale" (67 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | spart(light in color) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ὠχρός(light in color) | ōkhrós | |
| Arabic | باهت(light in color), بَاهِت(light in color), شَاحِب(light in color), مسخسخ(feeble, faint), لَوْح(wooden stake) | bāhit, bāhit, šāḥib, misaḵsaḵ, lawḥ | |
| Armenian | գունատ(having a pallor, of human skin) | gunat | |
| Basque | zurbil(light in color) | — | |
| Belarusian | бле́дны(light in color), кол(wooden stake), тын(fence made of wooden stakes), тыніна(wooden stake), частакол(fence made of wooden stakes) | bljédny, kol, tyn, tynina, častakól | |
| Bikol Central | malungsi(having a pallor, of human skin) | — | |
| Bulgarian | блед(light in color), блед(having a pallor, of human skin), блед(feeble, faint), кол(wooden stake), ограда от колове(fence made of wooden stakes), предели(limits, bounds), бледнея(to become pale), избледнея(to become pale), избледнявам(to become pale) | bled, bled, bled, kol, ograda ot kolove, predeli, bledneja, izbledneja, izblednjavam | |
| Catalan | pàl·lid(light in color), pal(heraldry: vertical band) | — | |
| Cebuano | luspad(light in color) | — | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᏍᎪᎸᎦ(to become pale) | asgolvga | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 蒼白 /苍白(light in color) | cāngbái | |
| Czech | bledý(light in color), bledý(having a pallor, of human skin), světlý(light in color), kůl(heraldry: vertical band), blednout(to become pale), blednout(to become insignicant), zblednout(to become pale) | — | |
| Danish | bleg(light in color), blegt(light in color), blegne(to become pale) | — | |
| Dutch | bleek(light in color), grens(limits, bounds), grens(bounds of morality), limiet(limits, bounds), paal(wooden stake), paal(heraldry: vertical band), palissade(fence made of wooden stakes), staak(wooden stake) | — | |
| Esperanto | pala(light in color), paliso(wooden stake), paliĝi(to become pale) | — | |
| Finnish | kalpea(light in color), kalvakka(light in color), kelmeä(light in color), vaalea(light in color), etuvarustus(defensive area held in another country), halkio(heraldry: vertical band), moraalin rajat(bounds of morality), paalu(wooden stake), paalu(heraldry: vertical band), paaluaita(fence made of wooden stakes), rajoite(limits, bounds), rajoitus(limits, bounds), seiväs(wooden stake), tukikohta(defensive area held in another country), kalveta(to become pale) | — | |
| French | hâve(light in color), pâle(light in color), pâle(having a pallor, of human skin), pal(heraldry: vertical band), pâlir(to become pale) | — | |
| Galician | abuado(light in color), esleigado(light in color), esluado(light in color), lourido(light in color), lúrido(light in color), macío(light in color) | — | |
| Georgian | ბაცი(light in color), მკრთალი(light in color), მკრთალი(having a pallor, of human skin), ფერმკრთალი(having a pallor, of human skin), ღია(light in color), ფითრდება(to become pale) | baci, mḳrtali, mḳrtali, permḳrtali, ɣia, pitrdeba | |
| German | blass(light in color), blass(having a pallor, of human skin), bleich(having a pallor, of human skin), fahl(having a pallor, of human skin), hell(light in color), Latte(wooden stake), Pfahl(heraldry: vertical band), blass werden(to become pale), erblassen(to become pale) | — | |
| Greek | χλωμός(light in color), ωχρός(light in color), πάσσαλος(wooden stake), παλούκι(wooden stake), χλωμιάζω(to become pale), ωχριώ(to become pale) | chlomós, ochrós, pássalos, paloúki, chlomiázo, ochrió | |
| Hebrew | חיוור(light in color) | khiver | |
| Higaonon | luspad(light in color) | — | |
| Hungarian | halvány(light in color), sápadt(having a pallor, of human skin), világos(light in color), cölöp(heraldry: vertical band), elsápad(to become pale), sápad(to become pale) | — | |
| Icelandic | fölur(light in color) | — | |
| Ido | paliso(wooden stake) | — | |
| Indonesian | pucat(light in color) | — | |
| Ingrian | blednoi(light in color), blednoi(having a pallor, of human skin), kelmiä(light in color), veretöin(light in color) | — | |
| Irish | cuaille(heraldry: vertical band) | — | |
| Italian | pallido(light in color), smorto(light in color), smorto(having a pallor, of human skin), palo(wooden stake), palo(heraldry: vertical band), impallidire(to become pale), sbiancare(to become pale) | — | |
| Japanese | 青ざめた(light in color), ペイル(heraldry: vertical band) | aozameta | |
| Korean | 창백한(light in color), 파리하다(to become pale), 해쓱하다(to become pale) | changbaekhan, parihada, haesseukhada | |
| Latgalian | buolgs(light in color) | — | |
| Latin | pallidus(light in color), pallidus(having a pallor, of human skin), albesco(to become pale), pallescō(to become pale) | — | |
| Latvian | bāls(light in color), bālēt(to become pale) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | blědy(light in color) | — | |
| Macedonian | блед(light in color), бледнее(to become pale), избледнува(to become pale), побледува(to become pale) | bled, blednee, izblednuva, pobleduva | |
| Malagasy | fotsy(light in color) | — | |
| Malay | pucat(light in color) | — | |
| Māori | hina(light in color), horotea(light in color), kiritea(light in color), kōmā(light in color), kōmā(having a pallor, of human skin), kōtea(light in color), mōtea(light in color), taitea(light in color), teatea(light in color), tihaere(light in color), tūrehu(light in color) | — | |
| Middle High German | erbleichen(to become pale) | — | |
| Norman | bliême(light in color), pale(light in color) | — | |
| Norwegian | bleik(light in color), blek(light in color), påle(wooden stake), pæl(wooden stake), stolpe(heraldry: vertical band), blekne(to become pale) | — | |
| Old English | blāc(light in color), blāc(having a pallor, of human skin) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | صاری(having a pallor, of human skin), قازیق(wooden stake), وتد(wooden stake), صاپصاری كسیلمك(to become pale) | sarı, kazık, veted, sapsarı kesilmek | |
| Persian | کم رنگ(light in color) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | blauss(light in color), blauss(having a pallor, of human skin) | — | |
| Polish | biały(light in color), biały(having a pallor, of human skin), blady(light in color), blady(having a pallor, of human skin), blady(feeble, faint), pal(wooden stake), sztacheta(wooden stake), słup(heraldry: vertical band), blaknąć(to become pale), blednąć(to become pale), blednąć(to become insignicant), wyblaknąć(to become pale), zblaknąć(to become pale), zblednąć(to become pale), zblednąć(to become insignicant) | — | |
| Portuguese | branca(having a pallor, of human skin), claro(light in color), pálida(having a pallor, of human skin), pálido(light in color), pala(heraldry: vertical band), paliçada(fence made of wooden stakes), pau(wooden stake), poste(wooden stake), clarear(to become pale), empalidecer(to become pale) | — | |
| Romanian | pal(light in color), palid(light in color) | — | |
| Russian | бле́дный(light in color), кол(wooden stake), частокол(fence made of wooden stakes), штаке́т(wooden stake), бледне́ть(to become pale), побледне́ть(to become pale) | blédnyj, kol, častokol, štakét, blednétʹ, poblednétʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bled(light in color) | — | |
| Slovak | bledý(light in color) | — | |
| Southern Altai | куба(light in color) | kuba | |
| Spanish | mal(feeble, faint), malo(feeble, faint), nixte (nishte)(having a pallor, of human skin), payulo(having a pallor, of human skin), puspo(having a pallor, of human skin), pálido(light in color), pálido(having a pallor, of human skin), triste(feeble, faint), palo(heraldry: vertical band), empalidecer(to become pale), empalidecer(to become insignicant), palidecer(to become pale), palidecer(to become insignicant) | — | |
| Swedish | blek(light in color), stolpe(heraldry: vertical band), blekna(to become pale) | — | |
| Tagalog | maputla(light in color) | — | |
| Thai | จาง(light in color), ซีด(light in color), ซีด(to become pale) | jaang, sîit, sîit | |
| Ukrainian | бліди́й(light in color), штахе́т(wooden stake), блі́днути(to become pale) | blidýj, štaxét, blídnuty | |
| Vietnamese | tái(light in color) | — | |
| Volapük | paelik(light in color) | — | |
| Walloon | bladje(having a pallor, of human skin), clair(light in color), påle(having a pallor, of human skin), sblari(having a pallor, of human skin) | — | |
| Welsh | gwelw(light in color), gwelwi(to become pale) | — | |
| White Hmong | lợt(light in color), nhạt(light in color) | — | |
| Yakut | чэҥкир(light in color) | čeŋkir | |
| Yiddish | בלייך(light in color) | bleykh |
spart
zurbil
malungsi
блед, блед, блед, кол, ограда от колове, предели, бледнея, избледнея, избледнявам
bled, bled, bled, kol, ograda ot kolove, predeli, bledneja, izbledneja, izblednjavam
pàl·lid, pal
luspad
bledý, bledý, světlý, kůl, blednout, blednout, zblednout
bleg, blegt, blegne
bleek, grens, grens, limiet, paal, paal, palissade, staak
pala, paliso, paliĝi
kalpea, kalvakka, kelmeä, vaalea, etuvarustus, halkio, moraalin rajat, paalu, paalu, paaluaita, rajoite, rajoitus, seiväs, tukikohta, kalveta
hâve, pâle, pâle, pal, pâlir
abuado, esleigado, esluado, lourido, lúrido, macío
ბაცი, მკრთალი, მკრთალი, ფერმკრთალი, ღია, ფითრდება
baci, mḳrtali, mḳrtali, permḳrtali, ɣia, pitrdeba
blass, blass, bleich, fahl, hell, Latte, Pfahl, blass werden, erblassen
χλωμός, ωχρός, πάσσαλος, παλούκι, χλωμιάζω, ωχριώ
chlomós, ochrós, pássalos, paloúki, chlomiázo, ochrió
luspad
halvány, sápadt, világos, cölöp, elsápad, sápad
fölur
paliso
pucat
blednoi, blednoi, kelmiä, veretöin
cuaille
pallido, smorto, smorto, palo, palo, impallidire, sbiancare
buolgs
pallidus, pallidus, albesco, pallescō
bāls, bālēt
blědy
fotsy
pucat
hina, horotea, kiritea, kōmā, kōmā, kōtea, mōtea, taitea, teatea, tihaere, tūrehu
erbleichen
bliême, pale
bleik, blek, påle, pæl, stolpe, blekne
blāc, blāc
کم رنگ
blauss, blauss
biały, biały, blady, blady, blady, pal, sztacheta, słup, blaknąć, blednąć, blednąć, wyblaknąć, zblaknąć, zblednąć, zblednąć
branca, claro, pálida, pálido, pala, paliçada, pau, poste, clarear, empalidecer
pal, palid
бле́дный, кол, частокол, штаке́т, бледне́ть, побледне́ть
blédnyj, kol, častokol, štakét, blednétʹ, poblednétʹ
bled
bledý
mal, malo, nixte (nishte), payulo, puspo, pálido, pálido, triste, palo, empalidecer, empalidecer, palidecer, palidecer
blek, stolpe, blekna
maputla
tái
paelik
bladje, clair, påle, sblari
gwelw, gwelwi
lợt, nhạt
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