Porch

//pɔːtʃ//

Translations of "porch" (66 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	hajat(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), treme(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), verandë(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Ancient Greek	παστάς(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), παστάς(a portico; a covered walk)	pastás, pastás
Arabic	رُوَاق(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), رِوَاق(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), شُرْفَة(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	ruwāq, riwāq, šurfa
Armenian	ճակատամուտք(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), պատշգամբ(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	čakatamutkʻ, patšgamb
Azerbaijani	eyvan(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), səki(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), talvar(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Basque	apiriku(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Belarusian	вера́нда(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), га́нак(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	vjeránda, hának
Bengali	বারান্দা(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), রোয়াক(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	baranda, roak
Bhojpuri	बरामदा(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	barāmᵊdā
Bulgarian	вера́нда(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	veránda
Catalan	porxo(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pòrtic(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Chinese Mandarin	玄關 /玄关(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), 門廊 /门廊(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	xuánguān, ménláng
Czech	veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Dutch	portiek(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Erzya	кустембе(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	kustembe
Esperanto	alero(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portiko(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portiko(a portico; a covered walk), porĉo(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Estonian	veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Finnish	kuisti(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), porstua(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pylväshalli(a portico; a covered walk)	—
French	porche(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portique(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), véranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Galician	alpendre(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portal(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), soportal(a portico; a covered walk)	—
Georgian	პარმაღი(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	ṗarmaɣi
German	Veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), Vorbau(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), Vordach(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), Vorraum(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), Windfang(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Gothic	𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌶𐍅𐌰(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	ubizwa
Hebrew	מִרְפֶּסֶת(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	mirpéset
Hindi	द्वारमण्डप(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), द्वारमण्डप(a portico; a covered walk), बरामदा(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	dvārmaṇḍap, dvārmaṇḍap, barāmdā
Hungarian	tornác(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Irish	póirse(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Italian	portico(a portico; a covered walk), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Japanese	ポーチ(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), 玄関(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	pōchi, genkan
Kabuverdianu	varanda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Kazakh	кіреберіс(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), шығаберіс(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	kıreberıs, şyğaberıs
Korean	포치(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), 현관(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	pochi, hyeon'gwan
Kyrgyz	босого(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), крыльцо(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	bosogo, krıltso
Latin	porticus(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), porticus(a portico; a covered walk)	—
Latvian	lievenis(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Lithuanian	veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Macedonian	предворје(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), трем(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	predvorje, trem
Malayalam	പൂമുഖം(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	pūmukhaṁ
Māori	kopa pākai(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), kōihi(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), mahau(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pikitara(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), tupehau(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), whakamahau(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Mongolian	кирлц(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	kirlc
Norman	portico(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portico(a portico; a covered walk)	—
Northern Altai	паскыч(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), паскыш(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	paskïč, paskïš
Old English	forehūs(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Pennsylvania German	Portsch(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Persian	ایوان(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	eyvân
Polish	ganek(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), portyk(a portico; a covered walk), przedsionek(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Portuguese	alpendre(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pórtico(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), varanda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Romanian	portic(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), verandă(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Russian	вера́нда(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), кры́тая галере́я(a portico; a covered walk), крыльцо́(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), по́ртик(a portico; a covered walk)	veránda, krýtaja galeréja, krylʹcó, pórtik
Scottish Gaelic	fosglan(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Serbo-Croatian	trem(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), trijem(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), трем(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), тријем(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Slovak	veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Slovene	preddverje(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Southern Altai	кирнесте(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	kirneste
Spanish	porche(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pórtico(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), pórtico(a portico; a covered walk), soportal(a portico; a covered walk)	—
Swedish	förstukvist(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Tagalog	portiko(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Tajik	айвон(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), айвончаи дари даромад(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	ayvon, ayvonča-yi dar-i daromad
Tatar	болдыр(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	boldır
Thai	มุข(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), ระเบียง(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), เฉลียง(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	múk, rá-biiang, chlǐiang
Turkish	sundurma(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), veranda(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Ukrainian	вера́нда(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), ґа́нок(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	veránda, gánok
Unami	alëwikaon(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Uzbek	ayvon(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Welsh	cyntedd(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building), porth(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	—
Yiddish	גאַניק(a covered and enclosed entrance to a building)	ganik