Peal

//piːl//

Translations of "peal" (17 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἠχέω(to sound with a peal)	ēkhéō
Armenian	զրնգալ(to sound with a peal)	zrngal
Belarusian	звон(loud sound)	zvon
Bulgarian	камбанен звън(the sound of ringing bells), тътен(loud sound), еча(to sound with a peal), звъня(to sound with a peal)	kambanen zvǎn, tǎten, eča, zvǎnja
Catalan	campanejar(to sound with a peal)	—
Czech	salva(loud sound), vyzvánění(the sound of ringing bells), výbuch(loud sound), zvonění(the sound of ringing bells), hlaholit(to sound with a peal), vyzvánět(to sound with a peal), zvonit(to sound with a peal)	—
Esperanto	sonorado(loud sound), sonorilaro(set of bells)	—
Finnish	jylinä(loud sound), jyly(loud sound), jyrinä(loud sound), jyrähdys(loud sound), kumina(loud sound), kumu(loud sound), kumista(to sound with a peal), kumistaa(to sound with a peal), soida(to sound with a peal), soittaa(to sound with a peal)	—
French	éclat(loud sound)	—
Galician	badalada(the sound of ringing bells), picada(the sound of ringing bells)	—
German	Dröhnen(loud sound), Glüüt(loud sound)	—
Japanese	雷鳴(loud sound)	raimei
Māori	tangi pōhutu(loud sound), pere(to sound with a peal)	—
Ottoman Turkish	چاكلامق(to sound with a peal)	çañlamak
Russian	гро́хот(loud sound), звон(loud sound), звон(the sound of ringing bells)	gróxot, zvon, zvon
Spanish	campanada(the sound of ringing bells), campaneo(the sound of ringing bells), estruendo(loud sound), repique(the sound of ringing bells), repiqueteo(the sound of ringing bells), tañido(the sound of ringing bells)	—
Tagalog	dupikal(the sound of ringing bells), kalembang(the sound of ringing bells)	—