Riot
//ˈɹaɪ.ət//
Translations of "riot" (55 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | rrëmujë(wanton or unrestrained behavior), rrëmujë(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), trazirë(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Arabic | شَغَب(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | šaḡab | |
| Armenian | ապստամբություն(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), խռովություն(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | apstambutʻyun, xṙovutʻyun | |
| Azerbaijani | iğtişaş(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), qiyam(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Belarusian | бунт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), мяце́ж(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), пагром(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), паўста́нне(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | bunt, mjacjéž, pahróm, pawstánnje | |
| Bulgarian | бунт(wanton or unrestrained behavior), бунт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), въста́ние(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), мете́ж(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), метеж(wanton or unrestrained behavior), оргия(excessive and expensive feasting), разми́рица(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), бунтувам се(to create or take part in a riot) | bunt, bunt, vǎstánie, metéž, metež, orgija, razmírica, buntuvam se | |
| Burmese | အဓိကရုဏ်း(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | a.dhi.ka.run: | |
| Catalan | aldarull(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), avalot(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), motí(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), avalotar(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 暴動 /暴动(wanton or unrestrained behavior) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 暴亂 /暴乱(wanton or unrestrained behavior), 暴亂 /暴乱(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 暴動 /暴动(wanton or unrestrained behavior), 騷亂 /骚乱(wanton or unrestrained behavior), 騷亂 /骚乱(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 騷動 /骚动(wanton or unrestrained behavior), 騷動 /骚动(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | bàoluàn, bàoluàn, bàodòng, sāoluàn, sāoluàn, sāodòng, sāodòng | |
| Czech | bitka(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), neklid(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), nepokoj(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), vřava(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Danish | oprør(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), optøjer(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Dutch | rel(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Esperanto | tumulto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tumultiĝi(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Finnish | hulina(wanton or unrestrained behavior), hulina(excessive and expensive feasting), mellakka(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), rähinä(wanton or unrestrained behavior), hulinoida(to create or take part in a riot), mellakoida(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| French | émeute(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Galician | balbordo(wanton or unrestrained behavior), barullo(wanton or unrestrained behavior), boria(wanton or unrestrained behavior), galloufa(wanton or unrestrained behavior), liorna(wanton or unrestrained behavior), revolta(wanton or unrestrained behavior), tumulto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Georgian | აჯანყება(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | aǯanq̇eba | |
| German | Aufruhr(wanton or unrestrained behavior), Aufruhr(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), Krawall(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), Randale(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), Tumult(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌿𐌽𐍃𐌿𐍄𐌹(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | unsuti | |
| Gujarati | રમખાણ(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | ramkhāṇ | |
| Hebrew | התפרעות(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | hitpar'út | |
| Hindi | दंगा(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | daṅgā | |
| Hungarian | felkelés(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), forrongás(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), féktelenség(wanton or unrestrained behavior), lázadás(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), lázongás(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), randalírozás(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tobzódás(wanton or unrestrained behavior), zavargás(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), zendülés(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), forrong(to create or take part in a riot), lázad(to create or take part in a riot), lázong(to create or take part in a riot), randalírozik(to create or take part in a riot), zavarog(to create or take part in a riot), zendül(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Ingrian | buntta(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Irish | círéib(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Italian | baccano(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), bailamme(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), baldoria(excessive and expensive feasting), baraonda(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), bisboccia(excessive and expensive feasting), bordello(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), cagnara(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), gazzarra(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), parapiglia(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), rivolta(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), schiamazzo(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), sommossa(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), subbuglio(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), trambusto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tumulto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Japanese | 動乱(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 暴動(wanton or unrestrained behavior), 暴動(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 狼藉(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 騒乱(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | dōran, bōdō, bōdō, rōzeki, sōran | |
| Khmer | ចលាចល(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | caʼlaacɑl | |
| Korean | 반란(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), 폭동(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | ballan, pokdong | |
| Lithuanian | riaušės(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Macedonian | бунт(wanton or unrestrained behavior), бунт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), ве́селба(excessive and expensive feasting), ме́теж(wanton or unrestrained behavior), не́ред(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), ну́мир(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), о́ргија(excessive and expensive feasting), ру́волт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), бу́нтува(to create or take part in a riot), се бу́нтува(to create or take part in a riot) | bunt, bunt, véselba, métež, néred, númir, órgija, rúvolt, búntuva, se búntuva | |
| Malay | rusuhan(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Middle English | riot(wanton or unrestrained behavior), riot(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), riot(excessive and expensive feasting) | — | |
| Norman | êmeute(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | opprør(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), opptøyer(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Occitan | riòta(wanton or unrestrained behavior), trebol(wanton or unrestrained behavior) | — | |
| Persian | آشوب(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), شورش(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | âšub, šureš | |
| Polish | bunt(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), hulanka(excessive and expensive feasting), zamieszki(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), zbiegowisko(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Portuguese | algazarra(wanton or unrestrained behavior), motim(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), revolta(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tumulto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), turbulência(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), revoltar(to create or take part in a riot), tumultuar(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Romanian | rebeliune(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), revoltă(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), răscoală(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), răzmeriță(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), răzvrătire(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), sedițiune(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Russian | беспоря́дки(wanton or unrestrained behavior), беспоря́дки(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), бунт(wanton or unrestrained behavior), бунт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), восста́ние(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), мяте́ж(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), разгу́л(excessive and expensive feasting) | besporjádki, besporjádki, bunt, bunt, vosstánije, mjatéž, razgúl | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bùnt(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), nȅmīr(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), бу̀нт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), не̏мӣр(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Slovak | nepokoje(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), vrava(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), výtržnosti(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), robiť výtržnosti(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Slovene | izgred(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), kraval(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), nemir(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Spanish | alboroto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), algarada(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), asonada(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), batiboleo(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), bullanga(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), bullaranga(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), disturbios(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), motín(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), rebullicio(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tempestad(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tumulto(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), alborotarse(to create or take part in a riot), asonarse(to create or take part in a riot), atumultuarse(to create or take part in a riot), rebullir(to create or take part in a riot), rebullirse(to create or take part in a riot), tempestear(to create or take part in a riot), tumultuarse(to create or take part in a riot) | — | |
| Swedish | kravall(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), tumult(wanton or unrestrained behavior), tumult(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), upplopp(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), uppror(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Tajik | ошӯб(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), шуриш(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | ošüb, šuriš | |
| Tamil | கலவரம்(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | kalavaram | |
| Thai | การกบฏ(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | gaan-gà-bòt | |
| Turkish | isyan(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бунт(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), за́колот(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), меті́ж(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), повста́ння(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | bunt, zákolot, metíž, povstánnja | |
| Uzbek | gʻalayon(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), isyon(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), qoʻzgʻolon(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Vietnamese | bạo loạn(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — | |
| Welsh | cythrwfl(tumultuous disturbance of public peace), terfysg(tumultuous disturbance of public peace) | — |
rrëmujë, rrëmujë, trazirë
iğtişaş, qiyam
бунт, бунт, въста́ние, мете́ж, метеж, оргия, разми́рица, бунтувам се
bunt, bunt, vǎstánie, metéž, metež, orgija, razmírica, buntuvam se
aldarull, avalot, motí, avalotar
暴動 /暴动
暴亂 /暴乱, 暴亂 /暴乱, 暴動 /暴动, 騷亂 /骚乱, 騷亂 /骚乱, 騷動 /骚动, 騷動 /骚动
bàoluàn, bàoluàn, bàodòng, sāoluàn, sāoluàn, sāodòng, sāodòng
bitka, neklid, nepokoj, vřava
oprør, optøjer
rel
tumulto, tumultiĝi
hulina, hulina, mellakka, rähinä, hulinoida, mellakoida
émeute
balbordo, barullo, boria, galloufa, liorna, revolta, tumulto
Aufruhr, Aufruhr, Krawall, Randale, Tumult
felkelés, forrongás, féktelenség, lázadás, lázongás, randalírozás, tobzódás, zavargás, zendülés, forrong, lázad, lázong, randalírozik, zavarog, zendül
buntta
círéib
baccano, bailamme, baldoria, baraonda, bisboccia, bordello, cagnara, gazzarra, parapiglia, rivolta, schiamazzo, sommossa, subbuglio, trambusto, tumulto
riaušės
бунт, бунт, ве́селба, ме́теж, не́ред, ну́мир, о́ргија, ру́волт, бу́нтува, се бу́нтува
bunt, bunt, véselba, métež, néred, númir, órgija, rúvolt, búntuva, se búntuva
rusuhan
riot, riot, riot
êmeute
opprør, opptøyer
riòta, trebol
bunt, hulanka, zamieszki, zbiegowisko
algazarra, motim, revolta, tumulto, turbulência, revoltar, tumultuar
rebeliune, revoltă, răscoală, răzmeriță, răzvrătire, sedițiune
беспоря́дки, беспоря́дки, бунт, бунт, восста́ние, мяте́ж, разгу́л
besporjádki, besporjádki, bunt, bunt, vosstánije, mjatéž, razgúl
bùnt, nȅmīr, бу̀нт, не̏мӣр
nepokoje, vrava, výtržnosti, robiť výtržnosti
izgred, kraval, nemir
alboroto, algarada, asonada, batiboleo, bullanga, bullaranga, disturbios, motín, rebullicio, tempestad, tumulto, alborotarse, asonarse, atumultuarse, rebullir, rebullirse, tempestear, tumultuarse
kravall, tumult, tumult, upplopp, uppror
isyan
gʻalayon, isyon, qoʻzgʻolon
bạo loạn
cythrwfl, terfysg
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