Quarry
//ˈkwɒɹ.i//
Translations of "quarry" (69 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | gurore(site for mining stone), gurthyes(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | θήραμα(animal which is hunted), λατομία(site for mining stone), λιθοτομία(site for mining stone), μέταλλον(site for mining stone), ἄγρα(animal which is hunted) | thḗrama, latomía, lithotomía, métallon, ágra | |
| Arabic | مَقْلَع(site for mining stone) | maqlaʕ | |
| Armenian | քարհանք(site for mining stone) | kʻarhankʻ | |
| Azerbaijani | karxana(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Belarusian | каменяло́мня(site for mining stone), кар'е́р(site for mining stone) | kamjenjalómnja, karʺjér | |
| Bulgarian | дивеч(animal which is hunted), каменоло́мна(site for mining stone), карие́ра(site for mining stone), цел(object of search or pursuit), изравям(extract by long, tedious searching) | diveč, kamenolómna, kariéra, cel, izravjam | |
| Burmese | ကျောက်မိုင်း(site for mining stone) | kyaukmuing: | |
| Catalan | pedrera(site for mining stone), presa(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 採石場 /采石场(site for mining stone) | coi² sek⁶ coeng⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 採石場 /采石场(site for mining stone) | cǎishíchǎng | |
| Czech | kamenolom(site for mining stone), kořist(animal which is hunted), lom(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Danish | stenbrud(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Dutch | doelwit(object of search or pursuit), prooi(animal which is hunted), prooi(object of search or pursuit), prooidier(animal which is hunted), steengroeve(site for mining stone), steenhouwen(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry), uitspitten(extract by long, tedious searching) | — | |
| Esperanto | ŝtonejo(site for mining stone), ŝtonminejo(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Estonian | jahiloom(animal which is hunted), karjäär(site for mining stone), leid(object of search or pursuit), murd(site for mining stone), saak(object of search or pursuit), uluk(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Faroese | grótbrot(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Finnish | louhos(site for mining stone), riistaeläin(animal which is hunted), saaliseläin(animal which is hunted), louhia(extract by long, tedious searching) | — | |
| French | carrière(site for mining stone), proie(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Galician | canteira(site for mining stone), pedreira(site for mining stone), presa(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Georgian | დავლა(animal which is hunted), კარიერი(site for mining stone), ნადავლი(animal which is hunted), ქვის სამტეხლო(site for mining stone) | davla, ḳarieri, nadavli, kvis samṭexlo | |
| German | Beute(animal which is hunted), Steinbruch(site for mining stone), ausgraben(extract by long, tedious searching) | — | |
| Greek | λατομείο(site for mining stone), νταμάρι(site for mining stone) | latomeío, ntamári | |
| Hebrew | מַחְצָבָה(site for mining stone) | makhtsavá | |
| Hindi | खादान(site for mining stone), खान(site for mining stone), पाषाण खान(site for mining stone) | khādān, khān, pāṣāṇ khān | |
| Hungarian | kőbánya(site for mining stone), kőfejtő(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Icelandic | grjótnáma(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Indonesian | tambang(site for mining stone), tambang batu(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | مَعْدَن(site for mining stone), مَعْدَنِ سَنْگ(site for mining stone), کانِ سَنْگ(site for mining stone) | ma'dan, kân-e sang | |
| Irish | cairéal(site for mining stone), cairéalaigh(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry) | — | |
| Italian | cava(site for mining stone), cava di pietra(site for mining stone), preda(animal which is hunted), preda(object of search or pursuit) | — | |
| Japanese | 採石場(site for mining stone), 石切場(site for mining stone) | ishikiriba | |
| Kazakh | карьер(site for mining stone), тас қашалған орын(site for mining stone) | karer, tas qaşalğan oryn | |
| Khmer | រតនាយតនៈ(site for mining stone) | rĕəʼtaʼnaa yɔɔtnaʼ | |
| Korean | 채석장(site for mining stone) | chaeseokjang | |
| Kyrgyz | карьер(site for mining stone), таш чыгарылуучу жай(site for mining stone) | karyer, taş cıgarıluucu jay | |
| Lao | ບໍ່ຫີນ(site for mining stone) | bǭ hīn | |
| Latin | lapicīdīnae(site for mining stone), praeda(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Latvian | akmeņlauztuve(site for mining stone), lauztuve(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Lithuanian | karjeras(site for mining stone), skaldykla(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Broch(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Macedonian | ди́веч(animal which is hunted), каменоло́м(site for mining stone), плен(animal which is hunted) | díveč, kamenolóm, plen | |
| Malay | kuari(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Māori | rua kerikeri(site for mining stone), rua kerikeri kōwhatu(site for mining stone), kerikeri kōwhatu(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry), tākongakonga(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | steinbrudd(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | steinbrot(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اوجاق(site for mining stone) | ocak | |
| Persian | استخراج(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry) | estexrâj | |
| Plautdietsch | Wiltfank(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Polish | kamieniołom(site for mining stone), zwierzyna(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Portuguese | pedreira(site for mining stone), presa(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Romanian | carieră(site for mining stone), vânat(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Russian | дичь(animal which is hunted), добы́ча(animal which is hunted), добыча(object of search or pursuit), каменоло́мня(site for mining stone), карье́р(site for mining stone) | dičʹ, dobýča, dobyča, kamenolómnja, karʹjér | |
| Scottish Gaelic | creach(animal which is hunted), creach(object of search or pursuit) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kamenòlom(site for mining stone), камено̀лом(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Slovak | kameňolom(site for mining stone), lom(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Slovene | kamnolom(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Spanish | cantera(site for mining stone), objetivo(object of search or pursuit), presa(animal which is hunted) | — | |
| Swahili | kware(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Swedish | brott(site for mining stone), kalkbrott (limestone)(site for mining stone), skifferbrott(site for mining stone), stenbrott(site for mining stone), bryta(obtain stone by extraction from a quarry) | — | |
| Tagalog | tibagan(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Tajik | кони санг(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Thai | ที่ขุดหิน(site for mining stone), เหมืองหิน(site for mining stone) | mʉ̌ʉang-hǐn | |
| Turkish | av(object of search or pursuit), av hayvanı(animal which is hunted), maden(site for mining stone), taş ocağı(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Ukrainian | каменоло́мня(site for mining stone), каменя́рня(site for mining stone), кар'є́р(site for mining stone) | kamenolómnja, kamenjárnja, karʺjér | |
| Urdu | کَھدان(site for mining stone), کھان(site for mining stone) | khadān, khān | |
| Uzbek | karyer(site for mining stone), tosh koni(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Vietnamese | mỏ đá(site for mining stone) | — | |
| Welsh | chwarel(site for mining stone), cloddfa(site for mining stone) | — |
gurore, gurthyes
karxana
pedrera, presa
kamenolom, kořist, lom
stenbrud
doelwit, prooi, prooi, prooidier, steengroeve, steenhouwen, uitspitten
ŝtonejo, ŝtonminejo
jahiloom, karjäär, leid, murd, saak, uluk
grótbrot
louhos, riistaeläin, saaliseläin, louhia
carrière, proie
canteira, pedreira, presa
Beute, Steinbruch, ausgraben
kőbánya, kőfejtő
grjótnáma
tambang, tambang batu
cairéal, cairéalaigh
cava, cava di pietra, preda, preda
lapicīdīnae, praeda
akmeņlauztuve, lauztuve
karjeras, skaldykla
Broch
kuari
rua kerikeri, rua kerikeri kōwhatu, kerikeri kōwhatu, tākongakonga
steinbrudd
steinbrot
Wiltfank
kamieniołom, zwierzyna
pedreira, presa
carieră, vânat
creach, creach
kamenòlom, камено̀лом
kameňolom, lom
kamnolom
cantera, objetivo, presa
kware
brott, kalkbrott (limestone), skifferbrott, stenbrott, bryta
tibagan
кони санг
av, av hayvanı, maden, taş ocağı
karyer, tosh koni
mỏ đá
chwarel, cloddfa
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