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Pedestrian

//pəˈdɛst.ɹi.ən//

Translations of "pedestrian" (79 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	voetganger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Albanian	këmbësor(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), këmbësore(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Arabic	رَاجِل(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), مَارّ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), مَاشٍ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	rājil, mārr, māšin
Armenian	հետիոտն(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	hetiotn
Asturian	peatón(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Azerbaijani	piyada(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), yayaq(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Basque	oinezko(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Belarusian	пешахо́д(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), хада́к(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pješaxód, xadák
Bengali	পথচারী(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pothcari
Bulgarian	пешехо́дец(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пешехо́дка(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pešehódec, pešehódka
Catalan	vianant(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Chinese Cantonese	行人(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Chinese Mandarin	行人(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), 行者(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	xíngrén, xíngzhě
Czech	chodec(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), chodkyně(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Danish	fodgænger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Dutch	voetganger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), voetgangster(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Esperanto	piedirantino(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), piedirantiĉo(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), piediranto(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), virpiediranto(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Estonian	jalakäija(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Farefare	gilgra(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Finnish	jalankulkija(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
French	piéton(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), piétonne(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Galician	peón(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), viandante(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Georgian	ფეხით მოსიარულე(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ქვეითად მოსიარულე(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ქვეითი(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pexit mosiarule, kveitad mosiarule, kveiti
German	Fußgeher(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), Fußgeherin(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), Fußgänger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), Fußgängerin(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), Passant(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), Passantin(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Greek	πεζός(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pezós
Hebrew	הוֹלֵךְ־רֶגֶל(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), הוֹלֶכֶת־רֶגֶל(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	holékh-régel, holékhet-régel
Hindi	पैदल(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	paidal
Hungarian	gyalogos(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Icelandic	fótgangandi(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Ido	pedirantino(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pediranto(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pedirantulo(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Indonesian	pejalan kaki(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Iranian Persian	پِیادِه(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	piyâde
Irish	coisí(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Italian	pedone(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Japanese	歩行者(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	hokōsha
Kannada	ಕಾಲುದಾರಿ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ಕಾಲ್ನಡೆಗ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ಪಾದಚಾರಿ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	kāludāri, kālnaḍega, pādacāri
Kazakh	жаяу адам(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	jaäu adam
Khmer	ចរក(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ថ្មើរជើង(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	caʼrĕəʼkaʼ, thmaə cəəng
Korean	보행자(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	bohaengja
Kyrgyz	жөө жүрүүчү(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	jöö jürüücü
Latin	pedō(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Latvian	gājējs(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), kājāmgājējs(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Lithuanian	pėstysis(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pėsčiasis(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Luxembourgish	Foussgänger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Macedonian	пешак(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	pešak
Malay	pejalan kaki(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Malayalam	കാൽനടക്കാരൻ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	kālnaṭakkāraṉ
Manchu	ᠶᠠᠪᡠᡵᡝ ᠨᡳᠶᠠᠯᠮᠠ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	yabure niyalma
Māori	waehīkoi(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Mongolian	явган хүн(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ᠶᠠᠪᠠᠭᠠᠨ ᠬᠦᠮᠦᠨ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	javgan xün, yabaɣan kümün
Northern Altai	тьайуг(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	tʹayug
Northern Kurdish	peya(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	fotgjenger(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	fotgjengar(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Occitan	pedon(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Polish	piesza(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pieszy(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Portuguese	pedestre(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), peã(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), peão(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Romanian	pedestru(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pieton(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), trecătoare(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), trecător(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Russian	пе́шая(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пе́ший(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пешехо́д(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пешехо́дец(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пешехо́дка(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	péšaja, péšij, pešexód, pešexódec, pešexódka
Scottish Gaelic	coisiche(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Serbo-Croatian	pešàkinja(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pješàkinja(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pjèšāk(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), pèšāk(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пеша̀киња(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пѐша̄к(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пјеша̀киња(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пјѐша̄к(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Slovak	chodec(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), chodkyňa(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Slovene	pešec(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), peška(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Southern Altai	јайу(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), јойу(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), јойу кижи(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	ǰayu, ǰoyu, ǰoyu kiži
Spanish	peatona(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), peatón(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), viandante(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Swedish	fotgängare(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Tajik	пиёда(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пиёдагард(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	piyoda, piyodagard
Thai	คนเดินเท้า(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), ผู้เดินเท้า(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Turkish	yaya(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Turkmen	pyýada(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Tuvan	чадаг кижи(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	çadag kiji
Ukrainian	пі́ший(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), пішохі́д(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	píšyj, pišoxíd
Urdu	پَیدَل(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	paidal
Uyghur	پىيادە(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	piyade
Uzbek	piyoda(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Vietnamese	bằng chân(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), người đi bộ(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Volapük	futogolan(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), futohigolan(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), futojigolan(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	—
Yakut	сатыы киһи(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	satïï kihi
Yiddish	פֿוסגייער(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle), צופֿוסגייער(somebody walking rather than using a vehicle)	fusgeyer, tsufusgeyer