Pebble

//ˈpɛb.əl//

Translations of "pebble" (68 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	kiesel(stone), spoelklippie(stone)	—
Albanian	hakëll(stone), çakëll(stone)	—
Ancient Greek	χάλιξ(stone), ψῆφος(stone)	khálix, psêphos
Arabic	حصوة(stone), حصى(stone), حَصَاة(stone), حَصْوة(stone)	ḥaṣwa, ḥaṣa, ḥaṣāh, ḥaṣwa
Aromanian	chitritseauã(stone)	—
Azerbaijani	xırda çaydaşı(stone), çınqıl(stone)	—
Brunei Malay	batu(stone)	—
Bulgarian	гладко камъче(stone)	gladko kamǎče
Catalan	còdol(stone), mac(stone), empedrar(To pave with pebbles)	—
Central Kurdish	زیخ(stone)	zîx
Chinese Cantonese	石仔(stone)	sek⁶ zai²
Chinese Mandarin	卵石(stone), 石子(stone), 礫石 /砾石(stone), 鵝卵石 /鹅卵石(stone)	luǎnshí, shízǐ, lìshí, éluǎnshí
Classical Nahuatl	ātōyātetl(stone)	—
Cornish	bili(stone), bilien(stone)	—
Czech	oblázek(stone)	—
Danish	ral(stone)	—
Dutch	kei(stone), kiezel(stone), steen(stone)	—
Esperanto	ŝtoneto(stone)	—
Estonian	veeris(stone)	—
Finnish	pikkukivi(stone), päällystää mukulakivillä(To pave with pebbles)	—
Franco-Provençal	calyou(stone)	—
French	caillou(stone), galet(stone), gravillon(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter)	—
Galician	brello(stone), callau(stone), candollo(stone), coio(stone), louro(stone), pelouro(stone), radego(stone), rebo(stone), salavedro(stone), seixo(stone), sento(stone), xógara(stone), chapacuñar(To pave with pebbles)	—
Georgian	კენჭი(stone)	ḳenč̣i
German	Kiesel(stone), Kieselstein(stone), Stein(stone), Steinchen(stone)	—
Hebrew	חַלּוּק(stone)	ẖalúq
Hindi	कंकड़(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter), पत्थर(stone)	kaṅkaṛ, patthar
Hungarian	kavics(stone)	—
Icelandic	steinn(stone)	—
Ido	stoneto(stone), stono(stone)	—
Indonesian	kerikil(stone)	—
Irish	méaróg(stone)	—
Italian	ciottolo(stone), acciottolare(To pave with pebbles)	—
Japanese	小石(stone)	koishi
Kazakh	жұмыр тас(stone)	jūmyr tas
Korean	자갈(stone)	jagal
Latgalian	akmisteņš(stone), ūļs(stone)	—
Latin	calculus(stone), lapillus(stone)	—
Latvian	olis(stone)	—
Lithuanian	akmenukas(stone), gargždas(stone), žvirgždas(stone)	—
Luxembourgish	Kiselsteen(stone), Wak(stone)	—
Macedonian	грагор(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter), камче(stone), чакал(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter)	gragor, kamče, čakal
Maltese	ċagħqa(stone)	—
Navajo	tséʼáwózí(stone)	—
Norman	galet(stone), galot(stone)	—
Northern Kurdish	zixir(stone)	—
Norwegian	grus(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter), pukk(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter), gruslegge(To pave with pebbles)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	småstein(stone), småsten(stone)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	småstein(stone)	—
Persian	ریگ(stone), سنگریزه(stone)	rig, sangrize
Polish	kamyczek(stone), kamyk(stone), otoczak(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter)	—
Portuguese	pedregulho(stone), pedrinha(stone), seixo(stone), seixo(rock fragment between 4 and 64 millimetres in diameter)	—
Romanian	pietricică(stone), pietriș(stone), prundiș(stone)	—
Russian	га́лька(stone)	gálʹka
Scottish Gaelic	dèideag(stone)	—
Sicilian	pitruzza(stone), pitruzzeḍḍa(stone), timpa(stone)	—
Slovak	okruhliak(stone)	—
Spanish	aguija(stone), callao(stone), canto(stone), canto pelado(stone), canto rodado(stone), china(stone), chinarro(stone), chino(stone), codón(stone), guija(stone), guijarro(stone), morro(stone), peladilla(stone), ripio(stone), rollo(stone), empedrar(To pave with pebbles)	—
Swedish	småsten(stone)	—
Tagalog	mikbato(stone)	—
Tajik	шағал(stone)	šaġal
Tamil	கூழாங்கல்(stone)	kūḻāṅkal
Thai	กรวด(stone)	grùat
Turkish	çakıl(stone)	—
Ukrainian	га́лька(stone)	hálʹka
Welsh	carreg gron(stone)	—
Woiwurrung	moomowroong(stone)	—
Yiddish	שטיינדל(stone), שטיינדעלע(stone)	shteyndl, shteyndele