Primeval
//pɹaɪ̯ˈmiː.vəl//
Translations of "primeval" (26 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ᾰ̓ρχαῖος(belonging to the first ages) | ărkhaîos | |
| Bulgarian | праисторически(belonging to the first ages), първичен(primary; original), първобитен(primitive) | praistoričeski, pǎrvičen, pǎrvobiten | |
| Catalan | primigeni(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 原始的(belonging to the first ages) | yuánshǐ de | |
| Czech | pravěký(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Egyptian | pA-A-w-t:y-X6(belonging to the first ages) | pꜣwtj | |
| Finnish | alkeellinen(primitive), alku(belonging to the first ages), alkuperäinen(primary; original), iki(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| French | originel(primary; original), primitif(belonging to the first ages), primitif(primitive) | — | |
| Galician | primixéneo(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Georgian | პირველყოფილი(belonging to the first ages) | ṗirvelq̇opili | |
| German | Ur(primary; original), einfach(primitive), primitiv(primitive), ursprünglich(primary; original), urzeitlich(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Greek | αρχέγονος(belonging to the first ages) | archégonos | |
| Hebrew | ימי קדם(belonging to the first ages) | Y'mei Qedem | |
| Irish | cianaosta(belonging to the first ages), príomhaoiseach(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Italian | primordiàle(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Japanese | 原始(belonging to the first ages), 原生(belonging to the first ages) | genshi, gensei | |
| Manx | bun-eashagh(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Occitan | original(primary; original), primitiu(primitive) | — | |
| Polish | pierwotny(primary; original), pradawny(belonging to the first ages), pradziejowy(belonging to the first ages), prastary(belonging to the first ages), prymitywny(primitive), przedwieczny(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Portuguese | primevo(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Russian | первобы́тный(belonging to the first ages), первозда́нный(primary; original), первонача́льный(primary; original), примити́вный(primitive) | pervobýtnyj, pervozdánnyj, pervonačálʹnyj, primitívnyj | |
| Scottish Gaelic | seantaidh(belonging to the first ages), àrsaidh(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Spanish | originario(primary; original), primario(primary; original), primevo(belonging to the first ages), primevo(primitive), primigenio(belonging to the first ages), primitivo(primitive) | — | |
| Swedish | urtida(belonging to the first ages), urtids(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Tagalog | ka-noon-noonan(belonging to the first ages), noong-unang-panahon(belonging to the first ages) | — | |
| Ukrainian | пе́рві́сний(primary; original), прада́вній(belonging to the first ages), приміти́вний(primitive) | pérvísnyj, pradávnij, prymitývnyj |
primigeni
pravěký
alkeellinen, alku, alkuperäinen, iki
originel, primitif, primitif
primixéneo
Ur, einfach, primitiv, ursprünglich, urzeitlich
cianaosta, príomhaoiseach
primordiàle
bun-eashagh
original, primitiu
pierwotny, pradawny, pradziejowy, prastary, prymitywny, przedwieczny
primevo
первобы́тный, первозда́нный, первонача́льный, примити́вный
pervobýtnyj, pervozdánnyj, pervonačálʹnyj, primitívnyj
seantaidh, àrsaidh
originario, primario, primevo, primevo, primigenio, primitivo
urtida, urtids
ka-noon-noonan, noong-unang-panahon
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