Revolt
//ɹɪˈvoʊlt//
Translations of "revolt" (62 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | kryengritje(act of revolting), revoltë(act of revolting) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἀποστασία(act of revolting) | apostasía | |
| Arabic | تَمَرُّد(act of revolting), عِصْيَان(act of revolting), تَمَرَّدَ(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), ثَارَ(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | tamarrud, ʕiṣyān, tamarrada, ṯāra | |
| Armenian | ապստամբութիւն(act of revolting) | apstambutʻiwn | |
| Azerbaijani | üsyan(act of revolting) | — | |
| Bashkir | баш күтәреү(act of revolting), ихтилал(act of revolting), күтәрелеш(act of revolting) | baş kütərew, ixtilal, kütəreleş | |
| Basque | errebolta(act of revolting), matxinada(act of revolting) | — | |
| Belarusian | бунт(act of revolting), паўста́нне(act of revolting) | bunt, pawstánnje | |
| Breton | ravolt(act of revolting) | — | |
| Bulgarian | бунт(act of revolting), въста́ние(act of revolting), отвраща́вам(to greatly repel) | bunt, vǎstánie, otvraštávam | |
| Catalan | rebel·lió(act of revolting), revolta(act of revolting), revoltar(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), revoltar(to greatly repel) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 反亂 /反乱(act of revolting), 暴亂 /暴乱(act of revolting) | fǎnluàn, bàoluàn | |
| Czech | vzpoura(act of revolting) | — | |
| Danish | oprør(act of revolting), opstand(act of revolting), oprøre(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Dutch | opstand(act of revolting), rebellie(act of revolting), revolte(act of revolting), in opstand komen(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), rebelleren(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Egyptian | s-b-i-W-T14-A14:Z2(act of revolting), s-b-i-T14(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | sbjw, sbj | |
| Esperanto | ribelo(act of revolting) | — | |
| Estonian | mäss(act of revolting), ülestõus(act of revolting) | — | |
| Finnish | kapina(act of revolting), inhottaa(to greatly repel), kapinoida(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| French | révolte(act of revolting), révolter(to greatly repel), se révolter(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Galician | revolta(act of revolting) | — | |
| Georgian | აღშფოთება(act of revolting), აჯანყება(act of revolting) | aɣšpoteba, aǯanq̇eba | |
| German | Revolte(act of revolting), revoltieren(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Greek | στάση(act of revolting), επαναστατώ(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | stási, epanastató | |
| Hebrew | הִתְקוֹמְמוּת(act of revolting), מֶרֶד(act of revolting) | hitkomemut, méred | |
| Hindi | विद्रोह(act of revolting) | vidroh | |
| Hittite | 𒀀𒊏𒀀𒄑𒍣(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | a-ra-a-iz-zi | |
| Hungarian | felkelés(act of revolting), lázadás(act of revolting) | — | |
| Ido | nauzeigar(to greatly repel) | — | |
| Indonesian | pemberontakan(act of revolting), berbalik(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Italian | rivolta(act of revolting) | — | |
| Japanese | 反乱(act of revolting) | hanran | |
| Kazakh | көтеріліс(act of revolting) | köterılıs | |
| Korean | 반란(act of revolting), 반발(act of revolting), 폭동(act of revolting) | ballan, banbal, pokdong | |
| Kyrgyz | козголоң(act of revolting), көтөрүлүш(act of revolting) | kozgoloŋ, kötörülüş | |
| Latvian | sacelšanās(act of revolting) | — | |
| Lithuanian | maištas(act of revolting), pasibjaurėjimas(act of revolting), sukilimas(act of revolting) | — | |
| Macedonian | востание(act of revolting), револт(act of revolting) | vostanie, revolt | |
| Malay | berontak(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Māori | whananga(act of revolting), whana(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Neapolitan | s'arrevotà(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | opprør(act of revolting) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | opprør(act of revolting) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | آیاقلانمق(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), قالقمق(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | ayaklanmak, kalkmak | |
| Persian | بلوا(act of revolting), شورش(act of revolting), طغیان(act of revolting) | balvâ, šureš, toġyân | |
| Polish | bunt(act of revolting), rewolta(act of revolting) | — | |
| Portuguese | rebelião(act of revolting), revolta(act of revolting), revoltar(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Romanian | revoltă(act of revolting), revolta(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Russian | бунт(act of revolting), восста́ние(act of revolting), мяте́ж(act of revolting), восста́ть(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), восстава́ть(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | bunt, vosstánije, mjatéž, vosstátʹ, vosstavátʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | èirigh(act of revolting), èirich(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pȍbuna(act of revolting), rèvolt(act of revolting), по̏буна(act of revolting), рѐволт(act of revolting), búniti(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), pobúniti(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), бу́нити(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), побу́нити(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Slovak | vzbura(act of revolting) | — | |
| Slovene | upor(act of revolting) | — | |
| Spanish | rebelión(act of revolting), revuelta(act of revolting), alzarse en protesta(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), revolverse(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Swedish | revolt(act of revolting), uppror(act of revolting), avfalla(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), göra uppror(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), revoltera(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — | |
| Tajik | балво(act of revolting), туғён(act of revolting), шуриш(act of revolting) | balvo, tuġyon, šuriš | |
| Thai | การกบฏ(act of revolting) | gaan-gà-bòt | |
| Turkish | başkaldırma(act of revolting), isyan(act of revolting) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бунт(act of revolting), за́колот(act of revolting), повста́ння(act of revolting) | bunt, zákolot, povstánnja | |
| Uzbek | qoʻzgʻolon(act of revolting) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cuộc khởi nghĩa(act of revolting), cuộc nổi dậy(act of revolting) | — | |
| Welsh | gwrthdrafod(act of revolting), gwrthryfel(act of revolting), terfysg(act of revolting), gwrthryfela(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up), terfysgu(to rebel — see also rebel, rise up) | — |
kryengritje, revoltë
üsyan
errebolta, matxinada
ravolt
rebel·lió, revolta, revoltar, revoltar
vzpoura
oprør, opstand, oprøre
opstand, rebellie, revolte, in opstand komen, rebelleren
ribelo
mäss, ülestõus
kapina, inhottaa, kapinoida
révolte, révolter, se révolter
revolta
Revolte, revoltieren
felkelés, lázadás
nauzeigar
pemberontakan, berbalik
rivolta
sacelšanās
maištas, pasibjaurėjimas, sukilimas
berontak
whananga, whana
s'arrevotà
opprør
opprør
bunt, rewolta
rebelião, revolta, revoltar
revoltă, revolta
бунт, восста́ние, мяте́ж, восста́ть, восстава́ть
bunt, vosstánije, mjatéž, vosstátʹ, vosstavátʹ
èirigh, èirich
pȍbuna, rèvolt, по̏буна, рѐволт, búniti, pobúniti, бу́нити, побу́нити
vzbura
upor
rebelión, revuelta, alzarse en protesta, revolverse
revolt, uppror, avfalla, göra uppror, revoltera
başkaldırma, isyan
qoʻzgʻolon
cuộc khởi nghĩa, cuộc nổi dậy
gwrthdrafod, gwrthryfel, terfysg, gwrthryfela, terfysgu
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