Rescue
//ˈɹɛs.kjuː//
Translations of "rescue" (77 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | shpëtim(act of rescuing, saving), shpëtoj(to save from any danger or violence), shpëtoj(to free, liberate from physical restraint) | — | |
| Arabic | إِنْقَاذ(act of rescuing, saving), أنقذ(to save from any danger or violence), أَنْقَذَ(to save from any danger or violence), خَلَّصَ(to save from any danger or violence), نَجَّى(to save from any danger or violence) | ʔinqāḏ, ʔánqaz, ʔanqaḏa, ḵallaṣa, najjā | |
| Armenian | փրկում(act of rescuing, saving), ազատել(to free, liberate from physical restraint), փրկել(to save from any danger or violence) | pʻrkum, azatel, pʻrkel | |
| Asturian | rescate(act of rescuing, saving), rescatar(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | xilas(act of rescuing, saving), qurtarmaq(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Belarusian | выратава́нне(act of rescuing, saving), ратава́нне(act of rescuing, saving), рату́нак(act of rescuing, saving), вы́ратаваць(to save from any danger or violence), ратава́ць(to save from any danger or violence) | vyratavánnje, ratavánnje, ratúnak, výratavacʹ, ratavácʹ | |
| Bulgarian | спасе́ние(act of rescuing, saving), спася́ване(act of rescuing, saving), освобождавам(to free, liberate from physical restraint), спася́(to save from any danger or violence), спася́вам(to save from any danger or violence) | spasénie, spasjávane, osvoboždavam, spasjá, spasjávam | |
| Burmese | ကယ်ဆယ်(to save from any danger or violence) | kaihcai | |
| Catalan | rescat(act of rescuing, saving), rescatar(to save from any danger or violence), salvar(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 援救(act of rescuing, saving), 救出(act of rescuing, saving), 營救 /营救(act of rescuing, saving), 拯救(to save from any danger or violence), 救助(to save from any danger or violence), 救援(to save from any danger or violence), 營救 /营救(to save from any danger or violence) | yuánjiù, jiùchū, yíngjiù, yíngjiu, zhěngjiù, jiùzhù, jiùyuán, yíngjiù | |
| Church Slavic | съпасти(to save from any danger or violence) | sŭpasti | |
| Czech | záchrana(act of rescuing, saving), zachránit(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Danish | redde(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Dutch | ontzetting(forcible ending of a siege), redding(act of rescuing, saving), bevrijden(to save from any danger or violence), bevrijden(to free, liberate from physical restraint), loswrikken(to recover forcibly), ontfutselen(to recover forcibly), ontzetten(to deliver by arms, notably from a siege), redden(to save from any danger or violence), redden(to remove from exposure to evil/sin), verlossen(to save from any danger or violence), verlossen(to free, liberate from physical restraint) | — | |
| Esperanto | savi(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Estonian | päästma(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Finnish | pelastaminen(act of rescuing, saving), pelastus(act of rescuing, saving), pelastuslento(special airliner flight), pelastaa(to save from any danger or violence), pelastaa(to remove from exposure to evil/sin), vapauttaa(to free, liberate from physical restraint) | — | |
| French | rescousse(act of rescuing, saving), sauvetage(act of rescuing, saving), secours(act of rescuing, saving), délivrer(to save from any danger or violence), sauver(to save from any danger or violence), secourir(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Galician | rescate(act of rescuing, saving), rescatar(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Georgian | გადარჩენა(to save from any danger or violence), შველა(to save from any danger or violence), ხსნა(to save from any danger or violence) | gadarčena, švela, xsna | |
| German | Rettung(act of rescuing, saving), bergen(to save from any danger or violence), erlösen(to save from any danger or violence), retten(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌿𐍃𐌾𐌰𐌽(to free, liberate from physical restraint), 𐌲𐌰𐌽𐌰𐍃𐌾𐌰𐌽(to save from any danger or violence) | galausjan, ganasjan | |
| Greek | διάσωση(act of rescuing, saving), διασώζω(to save from any danger or violence), σώζω(to save from any danger or violence) | diásosi, diasózo, sózo | |
| Hawaiian | hoʻopakele(to save from any danger or violence), hoʻopalekana(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Hebrew | הצלה(act of rescuing, saving), הִצִּיל(to save from any danger or violence) | hatsalá, hitsíl | |
| Hindi | बचाव(act of rescuing, saving), मुक्ति(act of rescuing, saving), बचाना(to save from any danger or violence) | bacāv, mukti, bacānā | |
| Hungarian | megment(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Irish | tarrtháil(act of rescuing, saving), tarrtháil(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Italian | salvataggio(act of rescuing, saving), salvare(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Japanese | 救出(act of rescuing, saving), 助ける(to save from any danger or violence), 救い出す(to save from any danger or violence), 救う(to save from any danger or violence), 救助する(to save from any danger or violence) | kyūshutsu, tasukeru, sukuidasu, sukuu, kyūjo suru | |
| Kazakh | құтқару(act of rescuing, saving), құтқару(to save from any danger or violence) | qūtqaru, qūtqaru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | ùithām(to save from any danger or violence), ùithām(to free, liberate from physical restraint), ùithām(to free, liberate from physical restraint) | — | |
| Khmer | សង្គ្រោះ(to save from any danger or violence) | sɑɑsɑngkrŭəh | |
| Korean | 구출(act of rescuing, saving), 구출하다(to save from any danger or violence), 구하다(to save from any danger or violence) | guchul, guchulhada, guhada | |
| Kyrgyz | куткаруу(act of rescuing, saving), куткаруу(to save from any danger or violence) | kutkaruu, kutkaruu | |
| Lao | ກູ້ໄພ(to save from any danger or violence) | kū phai | |
| Latin | ademptio(act of rescuing, saving), asservatio(act of rescuing, saving), extractio(act of rescuing, saving), redemptio(act of rescuing, saving), redemptura(act of rescuing, saving), subventio(act of rescuing, saving), ademptio(to save from any danger or violence), adimō(to save from any danger or violence), asseravatio(to save from any danger or violence), asservo(to save from any danger or violence), extractiō(to save from any danger or violence), extrahō(to save from any danger or violence), redemptiō(to save from any danger or violence), redemptura(to save from any danger or violence), redimō(to save from any danger or violence), subveniō(to save from any danger or violence), subventiō(to save from any danger or violence), ēripiō(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Latvian | glābt(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Lithuanian | išgelbėti(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Macedonian | спасување(act of rescuing, saving), спаси(to save from any danger or violence), спасува(to save from any danger or violence) | spasuvanje, spasi, spasuva | |
| Manchu | ᠠᡳᡨᡠᠪᡠᠨ(act of rescuing, saving), ᠠᡳᡨᡠᠪᡠᠮᠪᡳ(to save from any danger or violence) | aitubun, aitubumbi | |
| Māori | rauora(to save from any danger or violence), whakarauora(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Mongolian | аврал(act of rescuing, saving), аврах(to save from any danger or violence) | avral, avrax | |
| Ngazidja Comorian | uhuyi(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | berging(act of rescuing, saving), berge(to save from any danger or violence), redde(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | berging(act of rescuing, saving), berga(to save from any danger or violence), berge(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Old English | hreddan(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | نجات(act of rescuing, saving) | necât | |
| Persian | نجات(act of rescuing, saving), نجات دادن(to save from any danger or violence) | nejât, nejât dâdan | |
| Polish | ratunek(act of rescuing, saving), ocalić(to save from any danger or violence), ratować(to save from any danger or violence), uratować(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Portuguese | resgate(act of rescuing, saving), resgatar(to save from any danger or violence), salvar(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Romanian | a salva(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Russian | спасе́ние(act of rescuing, saving), вы́ручить(to save from any danger or violence), вы́ручить(to remove from exposure to evil/sin), выруча́ть(to save from any danger or violence), выруча́ть(to remove from exposure to evil/sin), освободи́ть(to free, liberate from physical restraint), освобожда́ть(to free, liberate from physical restraint), спаса́ть(to save from any danger or violence), спаса́ть(to remove from exposure to evil/sin), спасти́(to save from any danger or violence), спасти́(to remove from exposure to evil/sin) | spasénije, výručitʹ, výručitʹ, vyručátʹ, vyručátʹ, osvobodítʹ, osvoboždátʹ, spasátʹ, spasátʹ, spastí, spastí | |
| Sanskrit | पिपर्ति(to save from any danger or violence) | piparti | |
| Scottish Gaelic | saoradh(act of rescuing, saving) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | spašávānje(act of rescuing, saving), спаша́ва̄ње(act of rescuing, saving), spasávati(to save from any danger or violence), spašávati(to save from any danger or violence), spásiti(to save from any danger or violence), spásti(to save from any danger or violence), спа́сити(to save from any danger or violence), спа̑сти(to save from any danger or violence), спаса́вати(to save from any danger or violence), спаша́вати(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Slovak | záchrana(act of rescuing, saving), zachraňovať(to save from any danger or violence), zachrániť(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Slovene | reševanje(act of rescuing, saving), reševati(to save from any danger or violence), rešīti(to save from any danger or violence), rẹ́šiti(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Spanish | rescate(act of rescuing, saving), acorrer(to save from any danger or violence), rescatar(to save from any danger or violence), rescatar(to free, liberate from physical restraint), socorrer(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Swahili | okoa(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Swedish | räddning(act of rescuing, saving), undsättning(act of rescuing, saving), rädda(to save from any danger or violence), undsätta(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Tagalog | pagliligtas(act of rescuing, saving) | — | |
| Tajik | наҷот(act of rescuing, saving), наҷот додан(to save from any danger or violence) | najot, najot dodan | |
| Tatar | коткару(to save from any danger or violence) | qotqaru | |
| Thai | กู้ภัย(to save from any danger or violence), ช่วยเหลือ(to save from any danger or violence) | gûu-pai, chûai-lʉ̌ʉa | |
| Tibetan | ཉེན་ག་ནས་བཏོན(to save from any danger or violence) | nyen ga nas bton | |
| Turkish | kurtarmak(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎔𐎍𐎉(to save from any danger or violence) | plṭ | |
| Ukrainian | поряту́нок(act of rescuing, saving), врятува́ти(to save from any danger or violence), рятува́ти(to save from any danger or violence) | porjatúnok, vrjatuváty, rjatuváty | |
| Urdu | بچانا(to save from any danger or violence) | bacānā | |
| Uyghur | قۇتقۇزماق(to save from any danger or violence), قۇتۇلدۇرماق(to save from any danger or violence) | qutquzmaq, qutuldurmaq | |
| Uzbek | najot(act of rescuing, saving), qutqarish(act of rescuing, saving), qutqarmoq(to save from any danger or violence), xalos qilmoq(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sự cứu(act of rescuing, saving), cứu(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Walloon | schaper(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Welsh | achubiaeth(act of rescuing, saving), achub(to save from any danger or violence), achub(to free, liberate from physical restraint) | — | |
| Yámana | tama-lāgöna(to save from any danger or violence) | — | |
| Yiddish | מציל זײַן(to save from any danger or violence), ראַטעווען(to save from any danger or violence) | matsl zayn, rateven |
shpëtim, shpëtoj, shpëtoj
rescate, rescatar
xilas, qurtarmaq
выратава́нне, ратава́нне, рату́нак, вы́ратаваць, ратава́ць
vyratavánnje, ratavánnje, ratúnak, výratavacʹ, ratavácʹ
спасе́ние, спася́ване, освобождавам, спася́, спася́вам
spasénie, spasjávane, osvoboždavam, spasjá, spasjávam
rescat, rescatar, salvar
援救, 救出, 營救 /营救, 拯救, 救助, 救援, 營救 /营救
yuánjiù, jiùchū, yíngjiù, yíngjiu, zhěngjiù, jiùzhù, jiùyuán, yíngjiù
záchrana, zachránit
redde
ontzetting, redding, bevrijden, bevrijden, loswrikken, ontfutselen, ontzetten, redden, redden, verlossen, verlossen
savi
päästma
pelastaminen, pelastus, pelastuslento, pelastaa, pelastaa, vapauttaa
rescousse, sauvetage, secours, délivrer, sauver, secourir
rescate, rescatar
Rettung, bergen, erlösen, retten
hoʻopakele, hoʻopalekana
megment
tarrtháil, tarrtháil
salvataggio, salvare
ùithām, ùithām, ùithām
ademptio, asservatio, extractio, redemptio, redemptura, subventio, ademptio, adimō, asseravatio, asservo, extractiō, extrahō, redemptiō, redemptura, redimō, subveniō, subventiō, ēripiō
glābt
išgelbėti
rauora, whakarauora
uhuyi
berging, berge, redde
berging, berga, berge
hreddan
ratunek, ocalić, ratować, uratować
resgate, resgatar, salvar
a salva
спасе́ние, вы́ручить, вы́ручить, выруча́ть, выруча́ть, освободи́ть, освобожда́ть, спаса́ть, спаса́ть, спасти́, спасти́
spasénije, výručitʹ, výručitʹ, vyručátʹ, vyručátʹ, osvobodítʹ, osvoboždátʹ, spasátʹ, spasátʹ, spastí, spastí
saoradh
spašávānje, спаша́ва̄ње, spasávati, spašávati, spásiti, spásti, спа́сити, спа̑сти, спаса́вати, спаша́вати
záchrana, zachraňovať, zachrániť
reševanje, reševati, rešīti, rẹ́šiti
rescate, acorrer, rescatar, rescatar, socorrer
okoa
räddning, undsättning, rädda, undsätta
pagliligtas
kurtarmak
najot, qutqarish, qutqarmoq, xalos qilmoq
sự cứu, cứu
schaper
achubiaeth, achub, achub
tama-lāgöna
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