Provoke
//pɹəˈvoʊk//
Translations of "provoke" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ἐρεθίζω(to cause to become angry) | erethízō | |
| Arabic | اِسْتَفَزَّ(to cause to become angry) | istafazza | |
| Bulgarian | предизвиквам(to bring about a reaction), провокирам(to cause to become angry) | predizvikvam, provokiram | |
| Catalan | provocar(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 刺激(to cause to become angry), 扇動 /扇动(to cause to become angry), 挑釁 /挑衅(to cause to become angry), 激怒(to cause to become angry), 激起(to cause to become angry) | cìjī, shāndòng, tiǎoxìn, jīnù, jīqǐ | |
| Czech | dráždit(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Danish | provokere(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Dutch | uitlokken(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Esperanto | provoki(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Finnish | provosoida(to cause to become angry), provosoida(to bring about a reaction), suututtaa(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| French | provoquer(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Georgian | პროვოცირებას(to cause to become angry) | ṗrovocirebas | |
| German | anerschaffen(to bring about a reaction), anerzeugen(to bring about a reaction), aufhetzen(to cause to become angry), aufpeitschen(to cause to become angry), aufreizen(to cause to become angry), aufstacheln(to cause to become angry), aufwühlen(to cause to become angry), hervorbringen(to bring about a reaction), hervorrufen(to bring about a reaction), provozieren(to cause to become angry), zeitigen(to bring about a reaction) | — | |
| Greek | εξάπτω(to cause to become angry), εξοργίζω(to cause to become angry) | exápto, exorgízo | |
| Hindi | उकसाना(to cause to become angry), उकसाना(to bring about a reaction), भड़काना(to cause to become angry), भड़काना(to bring about a reaction) | uksānā, uksānā, bhaṛkānā, bhaṛkānā | |
| Hungarian | provokál(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Icelandic | ergja(to cause to become angry), skaprauna(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Italian | generare(to bring about a reaction), provocare(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Japanese | 怒らせる(to cause to become angry), 憤慨させる(to cause to become angry), 立腹させる(to cause to become angry) | ikaraseru, fungai-saseru, rippaku-saseru | |
| Khmer | បង្ក(to cause to become angry) | bɑɑbɑngkɑɑ | |
| Latin | lacessō(to cause to become angry), prōvocō(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Latvian | provocēt(to cause to become angry), provocēt(to bring about a reaction) | — | |
| Māori | kōtara(to cause to become angry), makitohene(to cause to become angry), makitohene(to bring about a reaction), mukākā(to cause to become angry), mukākā(to bring about a reaction), māreherehe(to cause to become angry), pātaritari(to bring about a reaction), raparapa(to cause to become angry), taunanawe(to bring about a reaction), whakakārangirangi(to bring about a reaction), whakapātaritari(to cause to become angry), whakapātaritari(to bring about a reaction), whakatari(to bring about a reaction), whakataritari(to bring about a reaction), whakatenetene(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Middle English | forthcallen(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Norwegian | provosere(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Persian | افژولیدن(to cause to become angry) | afžulidan | |
| Polish | drażnić(to cause to become angry), podjudzać(to cause to become angry), prowokować(to cause to become angry), sprowokować(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Portuguese | irritar(to cause to become angry), provocar(to cause to become angry), provocar(to bring about a reaction) | — | |
| Russian | провоци́ровать(to cause to become angry), рассерди́ть(to cause to become angry), серди́ть(to cause to become angry), спровоци́ровать(to cause to become angry) | provocírovatʹ, rasserdítʹ, serdítʹ, sprovocírovatʹ | |
| Spanish | provocar(to cause to become angry), provocar(to bring about a reaction) | — | |
| Swedish | provocera(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Tagalog | mang-udyok(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Tuvaluan | fakaoso(to cause to become angry) | — | |
| Ukrainian | провокува́ти(to cause to become angry), провокува́ти(to bring about a reaction), спровокува́ти(to cause to become angry), спровокува́ти(to bring about a reaction) | provokuváty, provokuváty, sprovokuváty, sprovokuváty | |
| Urdu | مشتعل(to cause to become angry), مشتعل(to bring about a reaction), مشتعل کرنا(to bring about a reaction) | muštaēl, muštaēl, muštaēl kerna |
provocar
dráždit
provokere
uitlokken
provoki
provosoida, provosoida, suututtaa
provoquer
anerschaffen, anerzeugen, aufhetzen, aufpeitschen, aufreizen, aufstacheln, aufwühlen, hervorbringen, hervorrufen, provozieren, zeitigen
provokál
ergja, skaprauna
generare, provocare
lacessō, prōvocō
provocēt, provocēt
kōtara, makitohene, makitohene, mukākā, mukākā, māreherehe, pātaritari, raparapa, taunanawe, whakakārangirangi, whakapātaritari, whakapātaritari, whakatari, whakataritari, whakatenetene
forthcallen
provosere
drażnić, podjudzać, prowokować, sprowokować
irritar, provocar, provocar
провоци́ровать, рассерди́ть, серди́ть, спровоци́ровать
provocírovatʹ, rasserdítʹ, serdítʹ, sprovocírovatʹ
provocar, provocar
provocera
mang-udyok
fakaoso
провокува́ти, провокува́ти, спровокува́ти, спровокува́ти
provokuváty, provokuváty, sprovokuváty, sprovokuváty
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