Pole
//pəʊl//
Translations of "pole" (110 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | Pool(person from Poland) | — | |
| Albanian | pol(magnetic point), polak(person from Poland), polonez(person from Poland), shtagë(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | κάμαξ(long and slender object for construction or support), κοντός(long and slender object for construction or support) | kámax, kontós | |
| Arabic | بُولَنْدِيَّة(person from Poland), بُولَنْدِيَّة(person from Poland), بُولَنْدِيّ(person from Poland), بُولَنْدِيّ(person from Poland), زَانَة(implement for pole-vaulting), عَمُود(long and slender object for construction or support), قُطْب(long and slender object for construction or support), قُطْب(extreme of an axis), قُطْب(magnetic point), قُطْب(contact on an electrical device) | bulandiyya, bōlandiyya, bulandiyy, bōlandiyy, zāna, ʕamūd, quṭb, quṭb, quṭb, quṭb | |
| Armenian | բևեռ(extreme of an axis), բևեռ(magnetic point), լեհ(person from Poland), ձող(long and slender object for construction or support) | beweṙ, beweṙ, leh, joġ | |
| Asturian | polaca(person from Poland), polacu(person from Poland) | — | |
| Avar | мокъ(long and slender object for construction or support) | moqxʼ | |
| Azerbaijani | polyak(person from Poland), qütb(magnetic point) | — | |
| Bashkir | полюс(magnetic point), поляк(person from Poland) | polyus, polyak | |
| Basque | haga(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Belarusian | ля́шка(person from Poland), лях(person from Poland), паля́к(person from Poland), паля́чка(person from Poland), по́лька(person from Poland), по́люс(extreme of an axis), по́люс(magnetic point), по́люс(contact on an electrical device) | ljáška, ljax, palják, paljáčka, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus | |
| Bengali | কুতুব(long and slender object for construction or support), কুতুব(extreme of an axis), কুতুব(magnetic point), ধ্রুব(extreme of an axis), পোলীয়(person from Poland), মেরু(extreme of an axis), মেরু(magnetic point) | kutub, kutub, kutub, dhrub, pōliẏo, meru, meru | |
| Breton | peul(long and slender object for construction or support), post(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Bulgarian | по́люс(extreme of an axis), по́люс(magnetic point), по́люс(contact on an electrical device), по́ляк(person from Poland), поля́к(person from Poland), поляки́ня(person from Poland), прът(long and slender object for construction or support), пръчка(type of fishing rod), стълб(long and slender object for construction or support) | póljus, póljus, póljus, póljak, polják, poljakínja, prǎt, prǎčka, stǎlb | |
| Burmese | ပိုစွန်း(magnetic point) | puicwan: | |
| Carpathian Rusyn | по́лька(person from Poland), поля́к(person from Poland) | pólʹka, polják | |
| Catalan | pal(long and slender object for construction or support), perxa(implement for pole-vaulting), pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), polonesa(person from Poland), polonès(person from Poland) | — | |
| Cebuano | usok(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Chechen | бӏогӏам(long and slender object for construction or support), поляк(person from Poland) | bˀoğam, poljak | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 波蘭人 /波兰人(person from Poland) | bo¹ laan⁴ jan⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 杆子(long and slender object for construction or support), 極 /极(extreme of an axis), 極 /极(magnetic point), 波蘭人 /波兰人(person from Poland) | gānzi, jí, jí, bōlánrén | |
| Cornish | Polak(person from Poland), Polakes(person from Poland) | — | |
| Czech | Polka(person from Poland), Polák(person from Poland), kůl(long and slender object for construction or support), prut (approx. 5m)(unit of length), pól(extreme of an axis), pól(magnetic point), pól(contact on an electrical device), pól(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), točna(extreme of an axis), tyč(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Danish | pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), polak(person from Poland), pæl(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Dutch | Pool(person from Poland), Poolse(person from Poland), boom(long and slender object for construction or support), paal(long and slender object for construction or support), pool(extreme of an axis), pool(magnetic point) | — | |
| Esperanto | borilo((vulgar) penis), fikilo((vulgar) penis), kaco((vulgar) penis), kreskant-en-mano((vulgar) penis), polino(person from Poland), polo(person from Poland), poluso(extreme of an axis), stango(long and slender object for construction or support), suĉumino((vulgar) penis), ŝtopilo((vulgar) penis) | — | |
| Estonian | poolakas(person from Poland), poolus(magnetic point) | — | |
| Faroese | póllendingur(person from Poland) | — | |
| Finnish | napa(extreme of an axis), napa(magnetic point), napa(contact on an electrical device), napa(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), paalu(long and slender object for construction or support), paalu(motor racing: pole position — see also pole position), puolalainen(person from Poland), putki(telescope), pylväs(long and slender object for construction or support), salko(long and slender object for construction or support), sauva(long and slender object for construction or support), seiväs(long and slender object for construction or support), seiväs(implement for pole-vaulting), tanko(long and slender object for construction or support), vapa(type of fishing rod), sauvoa(propel by pushing with poles) | — | |
| French | Polonais(person from Poland), Polonaise(person from Poland), perche(long and slender object for construction or support), perche(implement for pole-vaulting), perche(unit of length), pôle(extreme of an axis), pôle(magnetic point) | — | |
| Friulian | pâl(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Galician | hasta(long and slender object for construction or support), polo(extreme of an axis), polo(magnetic point), polo(contact on an electrical device), polo(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), polonés(person from Poland), poste(long and slender object for construction or support), vara(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Gallurese | stantagliu(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Georgian | პოლონელი(person from Poland), პოლუსი(extreme of an axis), პოლუსი(magnetic point) | ṗoloneli, ṗolusi, ṗolusi | |
| German | Pol(extreme of an axis), Pol(magnetic point), Pol(contact on an electrical device), Pol(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), Pole(person from Poland), Polin(person from Poland), Polstelle(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), Stab(long and slender object for construction or support), Stange(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Greek | Πολωνίδα(person from Poland), Πολωνός(person from Poland), κοντάρι(long and slender object for construction or support), πόλος(extreme of an axis), πόλος(magnetic point) | Polonída, Polonós, kontári, pólos, pólos | |
| Hawaiian | Pōlani(person from Poland) | — | |
| Hebrew | כְּלוֹנָס(long and slender object for construction or support), מוֹט(long and slender object for construction or support), פּוֹלָנִי(person from Poland), פּוֹלָנִית(person from Poland), קוטב \ קֹטֶב(extreme of an axis), קוטב \ קֹטֶב(magnetic point) | klonas, mot, polaní, polanít, kótev, kótev | |
| Hindi | क़ुतुब(magnetic point), ध्रुव(magnetic point), पोल(person from Poland), पोलिश(person from Poland) | qutub, dhruv, pol, poliś | |
| Hungarian | cölöp(long and slender object for construction or support), lengyel(person from Poland), polyák(person from Poland), pólus(extreme of an axis), pólus(magnetic point), pólus(contact on an electrical device), pózna(long and slender object for construction or support), rúd(long and slender object for construction or support), rúd(implement for pole-vaulting), sark(extreme of an axis), sarkpont(extreme of an axis), lök(propel by pushing with poles) | — | |
| Icelandic | Pólverji(person from Poland), póll(extreme of an axis), póll(magnetic point) | — | |
| Indonesian | kutub(magnetic point) | — | |
| Ingrian | poljakka(person from Poland) | — | |
| Ingush | бӏоагӏа(long and slender object for construction or support) | bˀoağa | |
| Irish | Polannach(person from Poland), cuaille(long and slender object for construction or support), mol(extreme of an axis), pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), pol(contact on an electrical device) | — | |
| Italian | asta(long and slender object for construction or support), asta(implement for pole-vaulting), canna(type of fishing rod), canna da pesca(type of fishing rod), palo(long and slender object for construction or support), pertica(long and slender object for construction or support), pertica(unit of length), polacca(person from Poland), polacco(person from Poland), polo(extreme of an axis), polo(magnetic point), polo(contact on an electrical device) | — | |
| Japanese | ポーランド人(person from Poland), 棒(long and slender object for construction or support), 極(extreme of an axis), 極(magnetic point), 極(contact on an electrical device), 極(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), 竿(long and slender object for construction or support) | pōrandojin, bō, kyoku, kyoku, kyoku, kyoku, sao | |
| Kashubian | Pòlôch(person from Poland), Pòlôszka(person from Poland) | — | |
| Kazakh | бағана(long and slender object for construction or support), полюс(magnetic point), поляк(person from Poland), үйек(magnetic point) | bağana, polüs, poläk, üiek | |
| Khmer | ប៉ូល(magnetic point), អក្ខោសាន(magnetic point) | poul, ʼakkhaosaan | |
| Korean | 극(extreme of an axis), 극(magnetic point), 극(contact on an electrical device), 극(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), 폴란드 사람(person from Poland), 폴란드인(person from Poland) | geuk, geuk, geuk, geuk, pollandeu saram, pollandeu'in | |
| Kyrgyz | полюс(magnetic point), поляк(person from Poland), уюл(magnetic point) | polyus, polyak, uyul | |
| Lao | ຂົ້ວ(magnetic point) | khūa | |
| Latin | asser(long and slender object for construction or support), pertica(long and slender object for construction or support), polus(extreme of an axis) | — | |
| Latvian | poliete(person from Poland), polis(person from Poland), pols(magnetic point) | — | |
| Lithuanian | ašigalis(magnetic point), lenkas(person from Poland), lenkė(person from Poland) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | Pólak(person from Poland), Pólka(person from Poland) | — | |
| Macedonian | Полјак(person from Poland), Полјачка(person from Poland), пол(extreme of an axis), пол(magnetic point), пол(contact on an electrical device) | Poljak, Poljačka, pol, pol, pol | |
| Malay | galah(long and slender object for construction or support), kutub(extreme of an axis), kutub(magnetic point), tiang(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Māori | panoho(long and slender object for construction or support), pito(extreme of an axis), pito(contact on an electrical device), turupou(long and slender object for construction or support), tōpito(extreme of an axis), toko(propel by pushing with poles), tītoko(propel by pushing with poles) | — | |
| Middle Armenian | լեհ(person from Poland) | leh | |
| Mongolian | багана(long and slender object for construction or support), польш хүн(person from Poland), туйл(magnetic point) | bagana, polʹš xün, tujl | |
| Northern Kurdish | cemser(magnetic point) | — | |
| Norwegian | stav(long and slender object for construction or support), stokk(long and slender object for construction or support), trøe(type of fishing rod) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), polakk(person from Poland), stolpe(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | polakk(person from Poland), stolpe(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Occitan | pèrga(implement for pole-vaulting), pòl(extreme of an axis), pòl(magnetic point) | — | |
| Old East Slavic | лѧхъ(person from Poland) | lęxŭ | |
| Ottoman Turkish | صیریق(long and slender object for construction or support), قطب(extreme of an axis), قطب(magnetic point), كوندر(long and slender object for construction or support), له(person from Poland), هرك(long and slender object for construction or support) | sırık, kutb, kutub, kutb, kutub, günder, gönder, leh, herek | |
| Pashto | قطب(magnetic point) | — | |
| Persian | تیرک(long and slender object for construction or support), قطب(extreme of an axis), قطب(magnetic point), لهستانی(person from Poland), نشین(extreme of an axis), پالار(long and slender object for construction or support) | tirak, qotb, qotb, lahestâni, nešin, pâlâr | |
| Plautdietsch | Pol(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Polish | Polak(person from Poland), Polka(person from Poland), biegun(extreme of an axis), biegun(magnetic point), biegun(contact on an electrical device), biegun(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), drąg(long and slender object for construction or support), pręt(long and slender object for construction or support), pręt(unit of length), tyczka(implement for pole-vaulting), wędzisko(type of fishing rod) | — | |
| Portuguese | caniço(type of fishing rod), extremidade(extreme of an axis), polaca(person from Poland), polaco(person from Poland), polo(extreme of an axis), polo(magnetic point), polo(contact on an electrical device), polo(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), polonesa(person from Poland), polonês(person from Poland), vara(long and slender object for construction or support), varear(propel by pushing with poles) | — | |
| Romanian | drug(long and slender object for construction or support), par(long and slender object for construction or support), pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), polon(person from Poland), polonez(person from Poland), poloneză(person from Poland), polonă(person from Poland), stâlp(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Russian | жердь(long and slender object for construction or support), ля́шка(person from Poland), лях(person from Poland), по́лька(person from Poland), по́люс(extreme of an axis), по́люс(magnetic point), по́люс(contact on an electrical device), по́люс(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), поля́к(person from Poland), поля́чка(person from Poland), шест(long and slender object for construction or support) | žerdʹ, ljáška, ljax, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus, póljus, polják, poljáčka, šest | |
| Samogitian | lėnks(person from Poland) | — | |
| Sardinian | albaranu(long and slender object for construction or support), longupànte(long and slender object for construction or support), palu(long and slender object for construction or support), pau(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Sassarese | asta(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | Pòlainneach(person from Poland), cabar(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | Poljàkinja(person from Poland), Pòljāk(person from Poland), mȍtka(long and slender object for construction or support), pȏl(extreme of an axis), pȏl(magnetic point), По̀ља̄к(person from Poland), Поља̀киња(person from Poland), мо̏тка(long and slender object for construction or support), по̑л(extreme of an axis), по̑л(magnetic point) | — | |
| Sicilian | palu(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Silesian | Polka(person from Poland), Polok(person from Poland) | — | |
| Slovak | Poliak(person from Poland), Polka(person from Poland), kôl(long and slender object for construction or support), palica(long and slender object for construction or support), pól(extreme of an axis), pól(magnetic point), pól(contact on an electrical device), tyč(long and slender object for construction or support), žrď(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Slovene | Polják(person from Poland), Poljákinja(person from Poland), drog(long and slender object for construction or support), palica(long and slender object for construction or support), pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), tečaj(magnetic point) | — | |
| Southern Altai | сырык(long and slender object for construction or support) | sïrïk | |
| Spanish | garrocha(long and slender object for construction or support), palo(long and slender object for construction or support), pertigal(long and slender object for construction or support), polaca(person from Poland), polaco(person from Poland), polo(extreme of an axis), polo(magnetic point), polo(contact on an electrical device), polo(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), pértiga(long and slender object for construction or support), vara(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Swahili | Mpoli(person from Poland), Wapoli(person from Poland), mlingoti(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Swedish | pol(extreme of an axis), pol(magnetic point), pol(contact on an electrical device), pol(isolated point of a meromorphic function (complex analysis)), polack(person from Poland), polska(person from Poland), stav(long and slender object for construction or support), staka(propel by pushing with poles) | — | |
| Tagalog | polo(magnetic point), taluktok(magnetic point) | — | |
| Tajik | лаҳистонӣ(person from Poland), полякӣ(person from Poland), қутб(extreme of an axis), қутб(magnetic point) | lahistoni, polyaki, qutb, qutb | |
| Tatar | котып(magnetic point), поляк(person from Poland) | qotıp, polyaq | |
| Tausug | tukun(long and slender object for propelling a boat), usuk(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Telugu | గడ కర్ర(long and slender object for construction or support) | gaḍa karra | |
| Thai | ขั้ว(magnetic point), ขั้วโลก(magnetic point), ชาวโปแลนด์(person from Poland) | kûua, kûua-lôok | |
| Turkish | Leh(person from Poland), Polonez(person from Poland), Polonyalı(person from Poland), direk(long and slender object for construction or support), kutup(extreme of an axis), kutup(magnetic point), sırık(long and slender object for construction or support), sırık(implement for pole-vaulting) | — | |
| Turkmen | polýak(person from Poland), polýus(magnetic point) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бігу́н(extreme of an axis), жерди́на(long and slender object for construction or support), жерди́на(implement for pole-vaulting), ля́шка(person from Poland), лях(person from Poland), по́лька(person from Poland), по́люс(extreme of an axis), по́люс(magnetic point), по́люс(contact on an electrical device), поля́к(person from Poland), поля́чка(person from Poland), стовп(long and slender object for construction or support) | bihún, žerdýna, žerdýna, ljáška, ljax, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus, polják, poljáčka, stovp | |
| Urdu | قطب(magnetic point) | qutub | |
| Uyghur | قۇتۇپ(magnetic point), پولەك(person from Poland) | qutup, polek | |
| Uzbek | polyak(person from Poland), polyus(magnetic point), qutb(magnetic point), ustun(long and slender object for construction or support), xoda(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Venetan | pal(long and slender object for construction or support), pało(long and slender object for construction or support), połaco(person from Poland) | — | |
| Veps | naba(magnetic point) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cực(extreme of an axis), cực(magnetic point), người Ba Lan(person from Poland) | — | |
| Vilamovian | Pöła(person from Poland) | — | |
| Volapük | Polänan(person from Poland), hi-Polänan(person from Poland), ji-Polänan(person from Poland) | — | |
| Welsh | Pwyles(person from Poland), Pwyliad(person from Poland), pegwn(extreme of an axis) | — | |
| West Flemish | poale(long and slender object for construction or support) | — | |
| Yiddish | פּאָלוס(magnetic point), פּאָליאַטשקע(person from Poland), פּאָליאַנער(person from Poland), פּאָליאַק(person from Poland) | polus, polyatshke, polyaner, polyak | |
| Zazaki | qutub(long and slender object for construction or support), tirag(long and slender object for construction or support) | — |
Pool
pol, polak, polonez, shtagë
بُولَنْدِيَّة, بُولَنْدِيَّة, بُولَنْدِيّ, بُولَنْدِيّ, زَانَة, عَمُود, قُطْب, قُطْب, قُطْب, قُطْب
bulandiyya, bōlandiyya, bulandiyy, bōlandiyy, zāna, ʕamūd, quṭb, quṭb, quṭb, quṭb
polaca, polacu
polyak, qütb
haga
ля́шка, лях, паля́к, паля́чка, по́лька, по́люс, по́люс, по́люс
ljáška, ljax, palják, paljáčka, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus
peul, post
по́люс, по́люс, по́люс, по́ляк, поля́к, поляки́ня, прът, пръчка, стълб
póljus, póljus, póljus, póljak, polják, poljakínja, prǎt, prǎčka, stǎlb
pal, perxa, pol, pol, polonesa, polonès
usok
Polak, Polakes
Polka, Polák, kůl, prut (approx. 5m), pól, pól, pól, pól, točna, tyč
pol, pol, polak, pæl
Pool, Poolse, boom, paal, pool, pool
borilo, fikilo, kaco, kreskant-en-mano, polino, polo, poluso, stango, suĉumino, ŝtopilo
poolakas, poolus
póllendingur
napa, napa, napa, napa, paalu, paalu, puolalainen, putki, pylväs, salko, sauva, seiväs, seiväs, tanko, vapa, sauvoa
Polonais, Polonaise, perche, perche, perche, pôle, pôle
pâl
hasta, polo, polo, polo, polo, polonés, poste, vara
stantagliu
Pol, Pol, Pol, Pol, Pole, Polin, Polstelle, Stab, Stange
Pōlani
כְּלוֹנָס, מוֹט, פּוֹלָנִי, פּוֹלָנִית, קוטב \ קֹטֶב, קוטב \ קֹטֶב
klonas, mot, polaní, polanít, kótev, kótev
cölöp, lengyel, polyák, pólus, pólus, pólus, pózna, rúd, rúd, sark, sarkpont, lök
Pólverji, póll, póll
kutub
poljakka
Polannach, cuaille, mol, pol, pol, pol
asta, asta, canna, canna da pesca, palo, pertica, pertica, polacca, polacco, polo, polo, polo
Pòlôch, Pòlôszka
asser, pertica, polus
poliete, polis, pols
ašigalis, lenkas, lenkė
Pólak, Pólka
galah, kutub, kutub, tiang
panoho, pito, pito, turupou, tōpito, toko, tītoko
cemser
stav, stokk, trøe
pol, pol, polakk, stolpe
polakk, stolpe
pèrga, pòl, pòl
صیریق, قطب, قطب, كوندر, له, هرك
sırık, kutb, kutub, kutb, kutub, günder, gönder, leh, herek
قطب
Pol
Polak, Polka, biegun, biegun, biegun, biegun, drąg, pręt, pręt, tyczka, wędzisko
caniço, extremidade, polaca, polaco, polo, polo, polo, polo, polonesa, polonês, vara, varear
drug, par, pol, pol, polon, polonez, poloneză, polonă, stâlp
жердь, ля́шка, лях, по́лька, по́люс, по́люс, по́люс, по́люс, поля́к, поля́чка, шест
žerdʹ, ljáška, ljax, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus, póljus, polják, poljáčka, šest
lėnks
albaranu, longupànte, palu, pau
asta
Pòlainneach, cabar
Poljàkinja, Pòljāk, mȍtka, pȏl, pȏl, По̀ља̄к, Поља̀киња, мо̏тка, по̑л, по̑л
palu
Polka, Polok
Poliak, Polka, kôl, palica, pól, pól, pól, tyč, žrď
Polják, Poljákinja, drog, palica, pol, pol, tečaj
garrocha, palo, pertigal, polaca, polaco, polo, polo, polo, polo, pértiga, vara
Mpoli, Wapoli, mlingoti
pol, pol, pol, pol, polack, polska, stav, staka
polo, taluktok
tukun, usuk
Leh, Polonez, Polonyalı, direk, kutup, kutup, sırık, sırık
polýak, polýus
бігу́н, жерди́на, жерди́на, ля́шка, лях, по́лька, по́люс, по́люс, по́люс, поля́к, поля́чка, стовп
bihún, žerdýna, žerdýna, ljáška, ljax, pólʹka, póljus, póljus, póljus, polják, poljáčka, stovp
polyak, polyus, qutb, ustun, xoda
pal, pało, połaco
naba
cực, cực, người Ba Lan
Pöła
Polänan, hi-Polänan, ji-Polänan
Pwyles, Pwyliad, pegwn
poale
qutub, tirag
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