Pirate
//ˈpaɪɹət//
Translations of "pirate" (84 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | seerower(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Albanian | pirat(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πειρατής(one who plunders at sea) | peiratḗs | |
| Arabic | قُرْصَان(one who plunders at sea) | qurṣān | |
| Armenian | ծովահեն(one who plunders at sea) | covahen | |
| Asturian | pirata(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | pirat(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Belarusian | піра́т(one who plunders at sea) | pirát | |
| Bengali | জলদস্যু(one who plunders at sea) | joldosśu | |
| Breton | morlaer(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Bulgarian | пира́т(one who plunders at sea), пиратски кораб(armed ship), плагиат(one who breaks intellectual property laws) | pirát, piratski korab, plagiat | |
| Burmese | ပင်လယ်ဓားပြ(one who plunders at sea) | panglaidha:pra. | |
| Catalan | pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who breaks intellectual property laws), piratejar(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 海盜 /海盗(one who plunders at sea) | hoi² dou⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 海盜 /海盗(one who plunders at sea), 海盜船 /海盗船(armed ship), 海賊 /海贼(one who plunders at sea), 盜版業者 /盗版业者(one who breaks intellectual property laws), 盗版(make and/or sell an illegal copy), 盜版 /盗版(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | hǎidào, hǎidàochuán, hǎizéi, dàobǎn yèzhě, dàobǎn, dàobǎn | |
| Cornish | morlader(one who plunders at sea), morladres(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Czech | pirát(one who plunders at sea), pirát(one who breaks intellectual property laws) | — | |
| Danish | pirat(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), sørøver(one who plunders at sea), piratkopiere(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Dutch | gepirateerd(illegal imitated or reproduced), boekanier(one who plunders at sea), kaper(one who plunders at sea), piraat(one who plunders at sea), piraat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), vrijbuiter(one who plunders at sea), zeerover(one who plunders at sea), pirateren(appropriate by piracy), pirateren(make and/or sell an illegal copy), zeeroven(appropriate by piracy) | — | |
| Esperanto | marrabisto(one who plunders at sea), pirato(one who plunders at sea), pirati(engage in piracy) | — | |
| Estonian | mereröövel(one who plunders at sea), piraat(one who plunders at sea), piraat(one who breaks intellectual property laws) | — | |
| Faroese | piratur(one who breaks intellectual property laws), sjórænari(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Finnish | piraatti(illegal imitated or reproduced), merirosvo(one who plunders at sea), merirosvolaiva(armed ship), piraatti(one who breaks intellectual property laws), harjoittaa merirosvousta(engage in piracy), harjoittaa piratismia(make and/or sell an illegal copy), kaapata(appropriate by piracy) | — | |
| French | piraté(illegal imitated or reproduced), boucanier (buccaneer)(one who plunders at sea), corsaire(one who plunders at sea), flibustier(one who plunders at sea), pirate(one who plunders at sea), pirate(one who breaks intellectual property laws), pirater(appropriate by piracy), pirater(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Galician | barco pirata(armed ship), pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who breaks intellectual property laws), piratear(appropriate by piracy), piratear(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Georgian | მეკობრე(one who plunders at sea) | meḳobre | |
| German | Korsar(one who plunders at sea), Pirat(one who plunders at sea), Pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), Raubkopierer(one who breaks intellectual property laws), Seeräuber(one who plunders at sea), raubkopieren(make and/or sell an illegal copy), schwarzkopieren(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Greek | πειρατικός(illegal imitated or reproduced), πειρατής(one who plunders at sea), πειρατής(one who breaks intellectual property laws), πειρατίνα(one who plunders at sea), κουρσεύω(appropriate by piracy), πειρατεύω(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | peiratikós, peiratís, peiratís, peiratína, koursévo, peiratévo | |
| Gujarati | ચાંચિયો(one who plunders at sea) | cā̃ciyo | |
| Hebrew | בּוּקָנִיר(one who plunders at sea), שׁוֹדֵד יָם(one who plunders at sea) | bukanir, shodéd yam | |
| Hindi | जलडाकू(one who plunders at sea), जलदस्यु(one who plunders at sea), जहाज़ी डाकू(one who plunders at sea), दस्यु-जहाज़(armed ship), दस्यु-नौका(armed ship), दस्युपोत(armed ship), समुद्री डाकू(one who plunders at sea), समुद्री लुटेरा(one who plunders at sea) | jalḍākū, jaldasyu, jahāzī ḍākū, dasyu-jahāz, dasyu-naukā, dasyupot, samudrī ḍākū, samudrī luṭerā | |
| Hungarian | kalóz(illegal imitated or reproduced), kalóz(one who plunders at sea), kalóz(one who breaks intellectual property laws), kalózhajó(armed ship), kalózkodik(appropriate by piracy), kalózkodik(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Icelandic | sjóræningi(illegal imitated or reproduced), sjóræningi(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Ido | pirato(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Indonesian | bajak laut(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Irish | foghlaí mara(one who plunders at sea), píoráid(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Italian | bucaniere(one who plunders at sea), corsaro(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirateggiare(appropriate by piracy) | — | |
| Japanese | 海賊(one who plunders at sea), 海賊(one who breaks intellectual property laws), 海賊船(armed ship) | kaizoku, kaizoku, kaizokusen | |
| Kannada | ಕಡಲುಗಳ್ಳ(one who plunders at sea), ಕೃತಿ ಚೋರ(one who plunders at sea), ಸಮುದ್ರಚೋರ(one who plunders at sea), ಸ್ವಾಮ್ಯ ಚೋರ(one who plunders at sea) | kaḍalugaḷḷa, kṛti cōra, samudracōra, svāmya cōra | |
| Kazakh | пират(one who plunders at sea), қарақшы(one who plunders at sea) | pirat, qaraqşy | |
| Khmer | ចោរ(one who plunders at sea) | cao | |
| Korean | 해적(one who plunders at sea), 해적선(armed ship) | haejeok, haejeokseon | |
| Kyrgyz | каракчы(one who plunders at sea), пират(one who plunders at sea) | karakcı, pirat | |
| Lao | ສລັດ(one who plunders at sea), ສະຫລັດ(one who plunders at sea), ໂຈນສລັດ(one who plunders at sea) | sa lat, sa lat, chōn sa lat | |
| Latin | pirata(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Latvian | pirāts(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Lithuanian | jūrinas(one who plunders at sea), piratas(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Macedonian | гусар(one who plunders at sea), пират(one who plunders at sea) | gusar, pirat | |
| Malay | cetak rompak(illegal imitated or reproduced), lanun(one who plunders at sea), mencetak rompak(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Maltese | pirata(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Māori | kaipāhua tai(one who plunders at sea), kaitiora(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Norman | pirate(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Norwegian | piratkopiert(illegal imitated or reproduced), pirat(one who plunders at sea), piratkopiere(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | pirat(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), sjørøver(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | pirat(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), sjørøvar(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Occitan | pirata(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Old English | wīċing(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | قرصان(one who plunders at sea), ملك(one who plunders at sea) | korsan, melik | |
| Persian | دزد دریایی(one who plunders at sea) | dozd-e daryâyi | |
| Polish | piracki(illegal imitated or reproduced), bukanier(one who plunders at sea), korsarz(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), piracić(make and/or sell an illegal copy), piracić(engage in piracy), piratować(make and/or sell an illegal copy), spiracić(engage in piracy) | — | |
| Portuguese | pirateado(illegal imitated or reproduced), bucaneiro(one who plunders at sea), corsário(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who breaks intellectual property laws), piratear(appropriate by piracy), piratear(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Romanian | pirat(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Russian | пира́тский(illegal imitated or reproduced), корса́р(one who plunders at sea), пира́т(one who plunders at sea), пира́т(one who breaks intellectual property laws), пира́тка(one who plunders at sea), пиратский корабль(armed ship), флибустье́р(one who plunders at sea), пиратить(engage in piracy), пиратствовать(engage in piracy), спиратить(engage in piracy) | pirátskij, korsár, pirát, pirát, pirátka, piratskij korablʹ, flibustʹjér, piratitʹ, piratstvovatʹ, spiratitʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | spùinneadair(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | gusar(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea), гусар(one who plunders at sea), пират(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Sicilian | navi pirata(armed ship), pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who breaks intellectual property laws) | — | |
| Slovak | pirát(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Slovene | gusar(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Somali | burcad badeed(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Spanish | barco pirata(armed ship), bucanero(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who breaks intellectual property laws), piratear(appropriate by piracy), piratear(make and/or sell an illegal copy), piratear(engage in piracy) | — | |
| Swahili | haramia(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Swedish | buckanjär(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who breaks intellectual property laws), sjörövare(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Tagalog | lintawanin(one who plunders at sea), pirata(one who plunders at sea), tulisang-dagat(one who plunders at sea), mamirata(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Tajik | дузд(one who plunders at sea), карақчи(one who plunders at sea), роҳзани баҳрӣ(one who plunders at sea), роҳзани дарёӣ(one who plunders at sea), ғоратгар(one who plunders at sea) | duzd, karaqč-i, rohzan-i bahri, rohzan-i daryoyi, ġoratgar | |
| Tamil | கடற்கொள்ளைக்காரன்(one who plunders at sea), கடற்கொள்ளையன்(one who plunders at sea) | kaṭaṟkoḷḷaikkāraṉ, kaṭaṟkoḷḷaiyaṉ | |
| Telugu | దొంగవాడ(one who plunders at sea) | doṅgavāḍa | |
| Thai | โจรสลัด(one who plunders at sea) | joon-sà-làt | |
| Tibetan | མཚོ་ཇག(one who plunders at sea) | mtsho jag | |
| Turkish | korsan(illegal imitated or reproduced), korsan(one who plunders at sea), korsan(one who breaks intellectual property laws), korsan satış yapmak(make and/or sell an illegal copy) | — | |
| Turkmen | garakçy(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Ukrainian | піра́т(one who plunders at sea) | pirát | |
| Uzbek | dengiz qaroqchisi(one who plunders at sea), pirat(one who plunders at sea), qaroqchi(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cướp biển(one who plunders at sea), hải tặc(one who plunders at sea) | — | |
| Welsh | copïwr anghyfreithlon(one who breaks intellectual property laws), môr-leidr(one who plunders at sea), môr-ysbeiliwr(one who plunders at sea) | — |
seerower
pirat
pirata
pirat
morlaer
pirata, pirata, piratejar
海盜 /海盗, 海盜船 /海盗船, 海賊 /海贼, 盜版業者 /盗版业者, 盗版, 盜版 /盗版
hǎidào, hǎidàochuán, hǎizéi, dàobǎn yèzhě, dàobǎn, dàobǎn
morlader, morladres
pirát, pirát
pirat, pirat, sørøver, piratkopiere
gepirateerd, boekanier, kaper, piraat, piraat, vrijbuiter, zeerover, pirateren, pirateren, zeeroven
marrabisto, pirato, pirati
mereröövel, piraat, piraat
piratur, sjórænari
piraatti, merirosvo, merirosvolaiva, piraatti, harjoittaa merirosvousta, harjoittaa piratismia, kaapata
piraté, boucanier (buccaneer), corsaire, flibustier, pirate, pirate, pirater, pirater
barco pirata, pirata, pirata, piratear, piratear
Korsar, Pirat, Pirat, Raubkopierer, Seeräuber, raubkopieren, schwarzkopieren
πειρατικός, πειρατής, πειρατής, πειρατίνα, κουρσεύω, πειρατεύω
peiratikós, peiratís, peiratís, peiratína, koursévo, peiratévo
जलडाकू, जलदस्यु, जहाज़ी डाकू, दस्यु-जहाज़, दस्यु-नौका, दस्युपोत, समुद्री डाकू, समुद्री लुटेरा
jalḍākū, jaldasyu, jahāzī ḍākū, dasyu-jahāz, dasyu-naukā, dasyupot, samudrī ḍākū, samudrī luṭerā
kalóz, kalóz, kalóz, kalózhajó, kalózkodik, kalózkodik
sjóræningi, sjóræningi
pirato
bajak laut
foghlaí mara, píoráid
bucaniere, corsaro, pirata, pirateggiare
pirata
pirāts
jūrinas, piratas
cetak rompak, lanun, mencetak rompak
pirata
kaipāhua tai, kaitiora
pirate
piratkopiert, pirat, piratkopiere
pirat, pirat, sjørøver
pirat, pirat, sjørøvar
pirata
wīċing
piracki, bukanier, korsarz, pirat, pirat, piracić, piracić, piratować, spiracić
pirateado, bucaneiro, corsário, pirata, pirata, piratear, piratear
pirat
пира́тский, корса́р, пира́т, пира́т, пира́тка, пиратский корабль, флибустье́р, пиратить, пиратствовать, спиратить
pirátskij, korsár, pirát, pirát, pirátka, piratskij korablʹ, flibustʹjér, piratitʹ, piratstvovatʹ, spiratitʹ
spùinneadair
gusar, pirat, гусар, пират
navi pirata, pirata, pirata
pirát
gusar, pirat
burcad badeed
barco pirata, bucanero, pirata, pirata, piratear, piratear, piratear
haramia
buckanjär, pirat, pirat, sjörövare
lintawanin, pirata, tulisang-dagat, mamirata
дузд, карақчи, роҳзани баҳрӣ, роҳзани дарёӣ, ғоратгар
duzd, karaqč-i, rohzan-i bahri, rohzan-i daryoyi, ġoratgar
korsan, korsan, korsan, korsan satış yapmak
garakçy, pirat
dengiz qaroqchisi, pirat, qaroqchi
cướp biển, hải tặc
copïwr anghyfreithlon, môr-leidr, môr-ysbeiliwr
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