Peak
//piːk//
Translations of "peak" (62 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | maja(point, sharp end), maja(mountain top) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἄκρον(mountain top), ῥίον(mountain top) | ákron, rhíon | |
| Arabic | قِمَّة(mountain top) | qimma | |
| Armenian | գագաթ(mountain top) | gagatʻ | |
| Aromanian | angheauã(mountain top), ciumã(point, sharp end), ciumã(highest value reached), ciumã(mountain top), creashtit(mountain top), culmã(mountain top), cãrciliu(mountain top) | — | |
| Bhojpuri | चोटी(mountain top) | cōṭī | |
| Bulgarian | връх(mountain top), максимум(highest value reached), остър връх(point, sharp end), пик(point, sharp end), чукар(mountain top) | vrǎh, maksimum, ostǎr vrǎh, pik, čukar | |
| Catalan | cim(mountain top), pic(highest value reached), pic(mountain top), pic(point where a function attains a maximum), punta(point, sharp end), visera(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | ترۆپک(mountain top), دوند(mountain top), لووتکە(mountain top) | tropk, dund, lûtke | |
| Cherokee | ᎤᏍᎪᎵ(point, sharp end) | usgoli | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 尖峰(mountain top), 頂峰 /顶峰(mountain top) | jiānfēng, dǐngfēng | |
| Czech | maximum(highest value reached), maximum(point where a function attains a maximum), vrchol(highest value reached), vrchol(mountain top), vrcholek(mountain top), špička(point, sharp end), kulminovat(to reach a peak), vrcholit(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Dalmatian | čama(mountain top) | — | |
| Dutch | maximum(point where a function attains a maximum), piek(mountain top) | — | |
| Esperanto | akraĵo(point, sharp end), kresto(point, sharp end), montopinto(mountain top), pinto(mountain top), supro(highest value reached) | — | |
| Finnish | huippu(highest value reached), huippu(mountain top), keulapiikki(narrow part of bow), kynsi(tip of anchor fluke), kärki(point, sharp end), lippa(point, sharp end), maksimipiste(point where a function attains a maximum), nousta huipulle(to rise or extend into a peak, to form or appear as a peak), olla huippu(to rise or extend into a peak, to form or appear as a peak), olla korkeimmillaan(to reach a peak), saavuttaa huippunsa(to reach a peak) | — | |
| French | cime(mountain top), pic(point, sharp end), pic(highest value reached), pic(mountain top), sommet(highest value reached), sommet(mountain top) | — | |
| Galician | bico(point, sharp end), bico(mountain top), coto(mountain top), cume(mountain top), outeiro(mountain top), pico(mountain top) | — | |
| Georgian | მწვერვალი(mountain top), პიკი(mountain top), წვერო(point, sharp end) | mc̣vervali, ṗiḳi, c̣vero | |
| German | Gipfel(mountain top), Höchststand(highest value reached), Maximum(point where a function attains a maximum), gipfeln(to reach a peak), kulminieren(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Greek | κορυφή(mountain top), κορυφώνομαι(to reach a peak) | koryfí, koryfónomai | |
| Gujarati | શિખર(mountain top) | śikhar | |
| Hebrew | פִּסְגָּה(mountain top), קָדְקוֹד(point, sharp end), שִׂיא(highest value reached) | pisgá, qodqód, si | |
| Hindi | चोटी(mountain top), शिखर(mountain top), सर्वोच्च(highest value reached) | coṭī, śikhar, sarvocc | |
| Hungarian | csúcs(point, sharp end), csúcs(mountain top), hegycsúcs(mountain top), orom(mountain top), kulminál(to reach a peak), tetőzik(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Ingrian | kukkula(mountain top) | — | |
| Irish | stuaic(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Istriot | seîma(mountain top) | — | |
| Italian | cima(mountain top), picco(highest value reached) | — | |
| Japanese | ピーク(point where a function attains a maximum), 尖頭(point, sharp end), 尖頭値(point where a function attains a maximum), 山頂(mountain top), 最大値(point where a function attains a maximum), 頂上(mountain top), 頂点(point, sharp end) | pīku, sentō, sentōchi, sanchō, saidaichi, chōjō, chōten | |
| Kazakh | шың(highest value reached), шың(mountain top) | şyñ, şyñ | |
| Korean | 산꼭대기(mountain top), 정점(point, sharp end) | sankkokdaegi, jeongjeom | |
| Latin | cacūmen(point, sharp end), columen(mountain top), culmen(mountain top) | — | |
| Latvian | virsotne(mountain top) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | wjerch(mountain top) | — | |
| Macedonian | врв(point, sharp end), врв(mountain top), врв(point where a function attains a maximum) | vrv, vrv, vrv | |
| Malay | kemuncak(highest value reached), puncak(mountain top), puncak(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Malayalam | ഉച്ചി(highest value reached), കൊടുമുടി(mountain top) | ucci, koṭumuṭi | |
| Māori | keho(mountain top), keo(mountain top), keokeonga(mountain top), tara(mountain top), tautara(mountain top) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | gupik(mountain top), lûtke(mountain top) | — | |
| Occitan | pic(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | قله(mountain top) | kulle | |
| Persian | اوج(highest value reached), قله(mountain top), چکاد(mountain top) | owj, qolle, čekâd | |
| Plautdietsch | Spetz(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Polish | szczyt(mountain top), wierch(mountain top), wierzchołek(mountain top) | — | |
| Portuguese | cume(highest value reached), cume(mountain top), pico(highest value reached), pico(mountain top), ponta(point, sharp end), topo(mountain top) | — | |
| Quechua | pikchu(mountain top) | — | |
| Romanian | culme(highest value reached), culme(mountain top), maxim(point where a function attains a maximum), vârf(point, sharp end), vârf(highest value reached), vârf(mountain top), culmina(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Russian | верши́на(mountain top), ко́нчик(point, sharp end), ма́ксимум(point where a function attains a maximum), остриё(point, sharp end), пик(highest value reached), пик(mountain top), пик(point where a function attains a maximum) | veršína, kónčik, máksimum, ostrijó, pik, pik, pik | |
| Scottish Gaelic | mullach(mountain top), mullach(upper-after corner of sail) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | vrh(mountain top), kulminirati(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Sicilian | màssimu(point where a function attains a maximum), pizzu(point, sharp end), pizzu(highest value reached), pizzu(mountain top), punta(point, sharp end), punta(highest value reached), spicu(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Southern Kurdish | لۊتگە(mountain top) | lütge | |
| Spanish | cima(mountain top), pico(highest value reached), plenitud(highest value reached), culminar(to reach a peak) | — | |
| Swedish | spets(mountain top), topp(mountain top), topp(point where a function attains a maximum) | — | |
| Tocharian B | mrāce(mountain top) | — | |
| Turkish | doruk(mountain top), tepe(mountain top) | — | |
| Urdu | شکھر(mountain top), چوٹی(mountain top) | coṭī | |
| Venetan | sima(mountain top) | — | |
| Vietnamese | đỉnh(mountain top) | — | |
| Walloon | copete(highest value reached), copete(mountain top), coron(point, sharp end), dibout(point, sharp end), dizeu(mountain top), miercopete(highest value reached), miercopete(mountain top), ponte(point, sharp end) | — | |
| Zazaki | sersıq(mountain top), pik resen(to reach a peak), ser resen(to reach a peak) | — |
maja, maja
angheauã, ciumã, ciumã, ciumã, creashtit, culmã, cãrciliu
cim, pic, pic, pic, punta, visera
maximum, maximum, vrchol, vrchol, vrcholek, špička, kulminovat, vrcholit
čama
maximum, piek
akraĵo, kresto, montopinto, pinto, supro
huippu, huippu, keulapiikki, kynsi, kärki, lippa, maksimipiste, nousta huipulle, olla huippu, olla korkeimmillaan, saavuttaa huippunsa
cime, pic, pic, pic, sommet, sommet
bico, bico, coto, cume, outeiro, pico
Gipfel, Höchststand, Maximum, gipfeln, kulminieren
csúcs, csúcs, hegycsúcs, orom, kulminál, tetőzik
kukkula
stuaic
seîma
cima, picco
cacūmen, columen, culmen
virsotne
wjerch
kemuncak, puncak, puncak
keho, keo, keokeonga, tara, tautara
gupik, lûtke
pic
Spetz
szczyt, wierch, wierzchołek
cume, cume, pico, pico, ponta, topo
pikchu
culme, culme, maxim, vârf, vârf, vârf, culmina
верши́на, ко́нчик, ма́ксимум, остриё, пик, пик, пик
veršína, kónčik, máksimum, ostrijó, pik, pik, pik
mullach, mullach
vrh, kulminirati
màssimu, pizzu, pizzu, pizzu, punta, punta, spicu
cima, pico, plenitud, culminar
spets, topp, topp
mrāce
doruk, tepe
sima
đỉnh
copete, copete, coron, dibout, dizeu, miercopete, miercopete, ponte
sersıq, pik resen, ser resen
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.