Rock
//ɹɒk//
Translations of "rock" (128 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abkhaz | ахра(natural mineral aggregate), ахра(large stone or boulder) | axra, axra | |
| Afrikaans | rots(natural mineral aggregate), rots(large stone or boulder), rots(something strong, stable, and dependable), skud(cause to shake or sway violently), waggel(sway or tilt violently back and forth), wieg(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Aghwan | 𐕇𐕒𐕡𐔽(natural mineral aggregate) | x̣uˁ | |
| Albanian | gur(natural mineral aggregate), gurtë(something strong, stable, and dependable), shkëmb(large stone or boulder), shkund(cause to shake or sway violently), shkund(sway or tilt violently back and forth) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | λίθος(natural mineral aggregate), πέτρα(natural mineral aggregate), πέτρα(mass of projecting rock), πέτρα(large stone or boulder) | líthos, pétra, pétra, pétra | |
| Arabic | حجر(natural mineral aggregate), رُوك(style of music), رُوك(style of music), صَخْرَة(natural mineral aggregate), صَخْرَة(natural mineral aggregate), صَخْرَة(mass of projecting rock), مُوسِيقَى اَلرُّوك(style of music) | ḥagar, rūk, rok, ṣaḵra, ṣaḵra, ṣaḵra, mūsīqā r-rūk | |
| Aramaic | כאפא(natural mineral aggregate), כאפא(mass of projecting rock), כאפא(large stone or boulder), כאפא(something strong, stable, and dependable), ܟܐܦܐ(natural mineral aggregate), ܟܐܦܐ(mass of projecting rock), ܟܐܦܐ(large stone or boulder), ܟܐܦܐ(something strong, stable, and dependable) | ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’ | |
| Armenian | ապար(natural mineral aggregate), ժայռ(mass of projecting rock), ռոք(style of music), վեմ(large stone or boulder), քար(natural mineral aggregate), քար(large stone or boulder), օրորել(move gently back and forth) | apar, žayṙ, ṙokʻ, vem, kʻar, kʻar, ōrorel | |
| Aromanian | leagãn(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Avar | гамачӏ(natural mineral aggregate), кьуру(large stone or boulder) | gamačʼ, kkˡʼuru | |
| Azerbaijani | daş(natural mineral aggregate), qaya(mass of projecting rock), rok(style of music), süxur(natural mineral aggregate), yırğalanmaq(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Bashkir | таш(natural mineral aggregate), таш(large stone or boulder), ҡая(natural mineral aggregate), ҡая(mass of projecting rock) | taş, taş, qaya, qaya | |
| Basque | haitz(hill or island without vegetation), kulunkatu(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Belarusian | рок(style of music), гайда́ць(move gently back and forth), гушкаць(move gently back and forth), калыхаць(move gently back and forth), кача́ць(move gently back and forth) | rok, hajdácʹ, huškacʹ, kalyxacʹ, kačácʹ | |
| Bengali | রক(style of music), রক সঙ্গীত(style of music) | rok, rok śoṅgit | |
| Bhojpuri | चट्टान(large stone or boulder) | caṭṭān | |
| Brunei Malay | batu(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Bulgarian | камък(natural mineral aggregate), камък(precious stone or gem), клатене(act of rocking), люлеене(act of rocking), опора(something strong, stable, and dependable), рок(style of music), скала(natural mineral aggregate), скала́(mass of projecting rock), скала́(large stone or boulder), твърд бонбон(confectionery made from sugar), клатя(cause to shake or sway violently), клатя се(sway or tilt violently back and forth), люлея(move gently back and forth) | kamǎk, kamǎk, klatene, ljuleene, opora, rok, skala, skalá, skalá, tvǎrd bonbon, klatja, klatja se, ljuleja | |
| Catalan | pedra(natural mineral aggregate), pedra(mass of projecting rock), pedra(precious stone or gem), pedra preciosa(precious stone or gem), penya(mass of projecting rock), quer(natural mineral aggregate), quer(large stone or boulder), roc(natural mineral aggregate), roc(mass of projecting rock), roc(hill or island without vegetation), roca(natural mineral aggregate), roca(mass of projecting rock), roca(large stone or boulder), rock(style of music) | — | |
| Catawba | inti(natural mineral aggregate), iti(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Central Atlas Tamazight | ⴰⵇⵛⵎⵉⵔ(natural mineral aggregate) | aqcmir | |
| Central Melanau | batou(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Chechen | тарх(natural mineral aggregate) | tarx | |
| Cherokee | ᏅᏯ(natural mineral aggregate) | nvya | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 揼(closed hand in rock paper scissors) | dap⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 搖滾樂 /摇滚乐(style of music), 石頭 /石头(mass of projecting rock), 石頭 /石头(closed hand in rock paper scissors) | yáogǔnyuè, shítóu, shítou | |
| Czech | balvan(large stone or boulder), balvan(unintelligent person), chomáč(flax or wool on a distaff), cukrkandl(confectionery made from sugar), drahokam(precious stone or gem), hornina(natural mineral aggregate), kolébání(act of rocking), kámen(large stone or boulder), kámen(closed hand in rock paper scissors), rock(style of music), skála(natural mineral aggregate), skála(mass of projecting rock), skála(something strong, stable, and dependable), útes(hill or island without vegetation), hrát rock(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), kolébat(move gently back and forth), naklánět(sway or tilt violently back and forth), rozhodit(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), rozkolébat(cause to shake or sway violently), rozkolébávat(cause to shake or sway violently), vyklánět(sway or tilt violently back and forth), vyvést z míry(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium) | — | |
| Danish | bjergart(distinctive composition of minerals), bolsje(confectionery made from sugar), crack(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), gyngning(act of rocking), isklump(lump of ice), kampesten(large stone or boulder), klippe(mass of projecting rock), klippe(hill or island without vegetation), klippe(something strong, stable, and dependable), rock(style of music), rock'n'roll(style of music), sten(natural mineral aggregate), stenblok(large stone or boulder), vuggende(act of rocking), ædelsten(precious stone or gem), chokere(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), ferm(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), gynge(move gently back and forth), gynge(sway or tilt violently back and forth), krænge(sway or tilt violently back and forth), ryste(cause to shake or sway violently), spille rock(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), vugge(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Dena'ina | qanłnigi(natural mineral aggregate), qałnigi(natural mineral aggregate), qałnigi(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Dogrib | kwe(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Dutch | gesteente(natural mineral aggregate), kandij(confectionery made from sugar), klif(mass of projecting rock), rock(style of music), rots(natural mineral aggregate), rots(mass of projecting rock), rots(large stone or boulder), rots(hill or island without vegetation), steen(natural mineral aggregate), steen(something strong, stable, and dependable), steen(closed hand in rock paper scissors), suikerstok(confectionery made from sugar), vels(natural mineral aggregate), schommelen(sway or tilt violently back and forth), schudden(cause to shake or sway violently), waggelen(sway or tilt violently back and forth), wiegen(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Eastern Bontoc | fiato(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Emilian | sâs(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Esperanto | roko(natural mineral aggregate), balanci(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Farefare | tãnpĩa class 3/4(mass of projecting rock) | — | |
| Faroese | grót(natural mineral aggregate), grót(distinctive composition of minerals), klettur(mass of projecting rock), rokkur(style of music), rokka(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music) | — | |
| Finnish | jääkuutio(lump of ice), jääpala(lump of ice), jäät(lump of ice), kallio(mass of projecting rock), kallio(hill or island without vegetation), kallio(something strong, stable, and dependable), kari(mass of projecting rock), keikunta(act of rocking), keikutus(act of rocking), keinunta(act of rocking), keinutus(act of rocking), kivenlohkare(large stone or boulder), kivi(natural mineral aggregate), kivi(mass of projecting rock), kivi(mass of projecting rock), kivi(large stone or boulder), kivi(precious stone or gem), kivilaji(distinctive composition of minerals), lohkare(large stone or boulder), luoto(mass of projecting rock), luoto(hill or island without vegetation), ravistelu(act of rocking), rock(style of music), rokki(style of music), tollo(unintelligent person), huuhtoa(be washed and panned), keikkua(sway or tilt violently back and forth), keikuttaa(cause to shake or sway violently), keinua(move gently back and forth), keinuttaa(move gently back and forth), panna vauhtia(to thrill or excite), ravisuttaa(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), rokata(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), rulettaa(slang: to be very favourable or skilful) | — | |
| French | caillou(precious stone or gem), diam(precious stone or gem), pierre(natural mineral aggregate), pierre(closed hand in rock paper scissors), roc(natural mineral aggregate), roc(large stone or boulder), roche(natural mineral aggregate), rocher(mass of projecting rock), rocher(large stone or boulder), rock(style of music), secousse(act of rocking), sucre d'orge(confectionery made from sugar), assurer(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), bercer(move gently back and forth), bouleverser(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), déchirer(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), faire tanguer(cause to shake or sway violently), gérer(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), remuer(move gently back and forth), secouer(cause to shake or sway violently) | — | |
| Galician | balouco(act of rocking), con(mass of projecting rock), pena(large stone or boulder), penedo(mass of projecting rock), roca(mass of projecting rock), roca(large stone or boulder), rocha(natural mineral aggregate), abalar(move gently back and forth), abalar(cause to shake or sway violently), abaloucar(move gently back and forth), abanar(move gently back and forth), sacudir(cause to shake or sway violently) | — | |
| Georgian | როკ-მუსიკა(style of music), როკი(style of music), ქანი(natural mineral aggregate) | roḳ-musiḳa, roḳi, kani | |
| German | Fels(natural mineral aggregate), Fels(mass of projecting rock), Fels(large stone or boulder), Fels(something strong, stable, and dependable), Fels in der Brandung(something strong, stable, and dependable), Felsblock(large stone or boulder), Felsbrocken(large stone or boulder), Felsen(mass of projecting rock), Felsen(hill or island without vegetation), Findling(large stone or boulder), Gestein(natural mineral aggregate), Gestein(distinctive composition of minerals), Kandiszucker(confectionery made from sugar), Klippe(mass of projecting rock), Klippe(hill or island without vegetation), Klunker(precious stone or gem), Rock(style of music), Schäre(hill or island without vegetation), Zuckerstange(confectionery made from sugar), aufmischen(to thrill or excite), aufwühlen(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), rocken(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), schaukeln(move gently back and forth), schaukeln(sway or tilt violently back and forth), schockieren(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), schwanken(move gently back and forth), stampfen(sway or tilt violently back and forth), wiegen(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Greek | βράχος(mass of projecting rock), πέτρα(natural mineral aggregate), πέτρα(precious stone or gem), πολύτιμος λίθος(precious stone or gem), ροκ(style of music) | vráchos, pétra, pétra, polýtimos líthos, rok | |
| Greenlandic | qaqqaq(mass of projecting rock) | — | |
| Gujarati | ખડક(natural mineral aggregate) | khaḍak | |
| Hawaiian | pōhaku(natural mineral aggregate), pōhaku(mass of projecting rock) | — | |
| Hebrew | אֶבֶן(natural mineral aggregate), סֶלַע(natural mineral aggregate), סֶלַע(large stone or boulder), צוּר(something strong, stable, and dependable), רוֹק(style of music) | éven, séla', séla', tzur, rok | |
| Higaonon | bato(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Hindi | चट्टान(large stone or boulder), रॉक(style of music), रॉक संगीत(style of music) | caṭṭān, rŏk, rŏk saṅgīt | |
| Hungarian | guzsaly(flax or wool on a distaff), kő(natural mineral aggregate), kőzet(natural mineral aggregate), rock(style of music), szikla(mass of projecting rock), szikla(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Icelandic | rokk(style of music) | — | |
| Ido | baskuligar(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Ilocano | bato(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Indonesian | bebatuan(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Indonesian Bajau | batu(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Ingrian | kallio(mass of projecting rock), kivi(large stone or boulder), horjua(move gently back and forth), häilyttää(cause to shake or sway violently), häilyä(move gently back and forth), häylyttää(cause to shake or sway violently), häylyä(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Interlingua | rocca(natural mineral aggregate), rock(style of music) | — | |
| Irish | carraig(natural mineral aggregate), carraig(mass of projecting rock), carraig(large stone or boulder), rac-cheol(style of music) | — | |
| Istriot | sasso(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Italian | roccia(natural mineral aggregate), roccia(mass of projecting rock), roccia(large stone or boulder), rock(style of music), cullare(move gently back and forth), cullare(sway or tilt violently back and forth), ondeggiare(move gently back and forth), suonare il rock(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), trastullare(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Jamaican Creole | rak(natural mineral aggregate), rak(style of music) | — | |
| Japanese | ロック(style of music), 岩(natural mineral aggregate), 岩(mass of projecting rock), 岩石(natural mineral aggregate), 岩石(mass of projecting rock), 石(large stone or boulder) | rokku, iwa, iwa, ganseki, ganseki, ishi | |
| Jicarilla | tsé(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Khmer | ថ្ម(natural mineral aggregate), ថ្ម(large stone or boulder), យោល(move gently back and forth) | tmor, tmor, yool, youl | |
| Korean | 록(style of music), 바위(mass of projecting rock), 바위(closed hand in rock paper scissors) | rok, bawi, bawi | |
| Kyrgyz | таш(natural mineral aggregate) | taş | |
| Latin | lapis(precious stone or gem), lapis(precious stone or gem), rupes(natural mineral aggregate), rupes(mass of projecting rock), rupes(large stone or boulder), rupes(hill or island without vegetation), saxum(natural mineral aggregate), saxum(mass of projecting rock), saxum(large stone or boulder), saxum(hill or island without vegetation), saxum(precious stone or gem), scopulus(hill or island without vegetation), silex(natural mineral aggregate), silex(mass of projecting rock), silex(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Latvian | aunapiere(unintelligent person), cietpauris(unintelligent person), iezis(distinctive composition of minerals), ieži(natural mineral aggregate), klints(mass of projecting rock), klints(hill or island without vegetation), laukakmens(large stone or boulder), roks(style of music), šūpošanās(act of rocking), aijāt(move gently back and forth), satricināt(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), sašūpināt(cause to shake or sway violently), šūpot(move gently back and forth), šūpoties(move gently back and forth), šūpoties(sway or tilt violently back and forth) | — | |
| Lithuanian | rokas(style of music), uola(mass of projecting rock) | — | |
| Lombard | sass(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Lubuagan Kalinga | betu(natural mineral aggregate), patungaw(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Lutuv | lung(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Macedonian | камен(natural mineral aggregate), карпа(mass of projecting rock), карпа(large stone or boulder), лулеам(move gently back and forth) | kamen, karpa, karpa, luleam | |
| Malagasy | vato(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Malay | batu(natural mineral aggregate), batu(large stone or boulder), rok(style of music), sakhrat(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Maltese | ġebla(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Manx | carrick(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Māori | iho(something strong, stable, and dependable), kāmaka(natural mineral aggregate), kāmaka(mass of projecting rock), kōhatu(natural mineral aggregate), kōhatu(mass of projecting rock), kōwhatu(natural mineral aggregate), kōwhatu(mass of projecting rock), puoro pīoioi(style of music), puoro rakatū(style of music), pīoioi(sway or tilt violently back and forth), tāhurihuri(sway or tilt violently back and forth), tāhurihuri(sway or tilt violently back and forth), whakapīoioi(move gently back and forth), whakapīoioi(cause to shake or sway violently), whakatāhurihuri(cause to shake or sway violently), whakatāhurihuri(cause to shake or sway violently) | — | |
| Marathi | खडक(natural mineral aggregate), ढ(unintelligent person), सुळका(mass of projecting rock) | khaḍak, ḍha, suḷkā | |
| Mauritian Creole | ros(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Mizo | lung(natural mineral aggregate), lung(mass of projecting rock), lung(mass of projecting rock), lung(large stone or boulder), lungpui(mass of projecting rock), lungtum(large stone or boulder), pialhmun(hill or island without vegetation), pialtlêp(hill or island without vegetation) | — | |
| Mòcheno | knott(mass of projecting rock), knott(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Mongolian | хад(natural mineral aggregate), хад(large stone or boulder), ᠬᠠᠳᠠ(natural mineral aggregate) | xad, xad, qada | |
| Navajo | tsé(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Norman | rotchi(mass of projecting rock), rotchi(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | ber(natural mineral aggregate), kevir(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Norwegian | bergart(distinctive composition of minerals), crack(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), edelstein(precious stone or gem), isbit(lump of ice), kampestein(large stone or boulder), kandissukker(confectionery made from sugar), klippe(mass of projecting rock), klippe(hill or island without vegetation), klippe(something strong, stable, and dependable), gynge(move gently back and forth), gynge(sway or tilt violently back and forth), riste(cause to shake or sway violently), ryste(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), sjokkere(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | berg(natural mineral aggregate), stein(natural mineral aggregate), vugge(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | berg(natural mineral aggregate), stein(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Nǀuu | ǃao(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Occitan | ròca(natural mineral aggregate), ròcha(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Ojibwe | asin(natural mineral aggregate), asin(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Old English | carr(large stone or boulder), clifstān(large stone or boulder), stān(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Ossetian | дур(large stone or boulder), къӕдзӕх(natural mineral aggregate) | dur, k’æʒæx | |
| Ottoman Turkish | جندل(natural mineral aggregate), حشفه(mass of projecting rock), طاش(natural mineral aggregate), طاش(large stone or boulder), قیا(large stone or boulder) | cendel, haşefe, taş, taş, kaya | |
| Persian | برد(natural mineral aggregate), تخته سنگ(natural mineral aggregate) | bard | |
| Phoenician | 𐤀𐤁𐤍(natural mineral aggregate) | ʾbn | |
| Polish | gruda(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), głaz(large stone or boulder), kamień(closed hand in rock paper scissors), kamień szlachetny(precious stone or gem), opoka(something strong, stable, and dependable), rock(style of music), skała(natural mineral aggregate), skała(large stone or boulder), skała(something strong, stable, and dependable) | — | |
| Portuguese | cubo(lump of ice), cubo de gelo(lump of ice), pedra(natural mineral aggregate), pedra(precious stone or gem), pedra(closed hand in rock paper scissors), rocha(natural mineral aggregate), rocha(mass of projecting rock), rocha(large stone or boulder), rochedo(hill or island without vegetation), rock(style of music), abalar(cause to shake or sway violently), abalar(sway or tilt violently back and forth), abalar(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), balançar(move gently back and forth), balançar(cause to shake or sway violently), balançar(sway or tilt violently back and forth), balançar(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), embalar(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Quechua | qaqa(mass of projecting rock), rumi(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Romanian | rocă(natural mineral aggregate), stană(large stone or boulder), stâncă(natural mineral aggregate), legăna(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Russian | африка́ндер(poker: extremely conservative player), би́вень(unintelligent person), бур(poker: extremely conservative player), валу́н(large stone or boulder), ка́мень(large stone or boulder), ка́мень(precious stone or gem), караме́ль(confectionery made from sugar), крэк(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), ледене́ц(confectionery made from sugar), опо́ра(something strong, stable, and dependable), поро́да(natural mineral aggregate), поро́да(distinctive composition of minerals), рок(style of music), скала́(mass of projecting rock), скала́(hill or island without vegetation), со льдом(lump of ice), тупи́ца(unintelligent person), утёс(mass of projecting rock), утёс(hill or island without vegetation), фундаме́нт(something strong, stable, and dependable), баю́кать(move gently back and forth), кача́ть(move gently back and forth), кача́ть(cause to shake or sway violently), кача́ться(move gently back and forth), кача́ться(sway or tilt violently back and forth), потряса́ть(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), потрясти́(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), раска́чивать(cause to shake or sway violently), раска́чиваться(sway or tilt violently back and forth), рули́ть(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), ука́чивать(move gently back and forth) | afrikándɛr, bívenʹ, bur, valún, kámenʹ, karamélʹ, krɛk, ledenéc, opóra, poróda, rok, skalá, skalá, so lʹdom, tupíca, utjós, utjós, fundamént, bajúkatʹ, kačátʹ, kačátʹ, kačátʹsja, kačátʹsja, potrjasátʹ, potrjastí, raskáčivatʹ, raskáčivatʹsja, rulítʹ, ukáčivatʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | carraig(mass of projecting rock), carraig(large stone or boulder), creag(natural mineral aggregate), creag(mass of projecting rock), creag(large stone or boulder), roc(style of music) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kamen(natural mineral aggregate), kamenica(natural mineral aggregate), rok(style of music), skala(natural mineral aggregate), stena(natural mineral aggregate), stena(large stone or boulder), stena(hill or island without vegetation), stijena(natural mineral aggregate), stijena(mass of projecting rock), stijena(large stone or boulder), стена(large stone or boulder), стена(hill or island without vegetation), drmati(cause to shake or sway violently), drmati(sway or tilt violently back and forth), klackati(move gently back and forth), ljuljati(move gently back and forth), potresti(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), uzdrmati(cause to shake or sway violently) | — | |
| Seychellois Creole | ros(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Slovak | rock(style of music), rok(style of music), skala(natural mineral aggregate), skala(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Slovene | kamen(natural mineral aggregate), kamen(large stone or boulder), rock(style of music), skala(natural mineral aggregate), skala(mass of projecting rock), skala(large stone or boulder), zibati(move gently back and forth), zibati(cause to shake or sway violently), zibati(sway or tilt violently back and forth) | — | |
| Southern Altai | кайа(natural mineral aggregate), таш(natural mineral aggregate) | kaya, taš | |
| Southern Kalinga | fatu(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Spanish | mecedura(act of rocking), molón(large stone or boulder), peña(large stone or boulder), peñasco(mass of projecting rock), piedra(natural mineral aggregate), piedra(precious stone or gem), piedra(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), piedra preciosa(precious stone or gem), roca(natural mineral aggregate), roca(mass of projecting rock), roca(large stone or boulder), rock(style of music), acunar(move gently back and forth), mecer(move gently back and forth), molar(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), rockear(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), roquear(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music) | — | |
| Swahili | mwamba(mass of projecting rock) | — | |
| Swedish | berg(natural mineral aggregate), bergart(distinctive composition of minerals), crack(crystallized lump of crack cocaine), diamant(precious stone or gem), gungning(act of rocking), isbit(lump of ice), klippa(mass of projecting rock), klippa(something strong, stable, and dependable), klippblock(large stone or boulder), polkagris(confectionery made from sugar), rock(style of music), rock'n'roll(style of music), skär(hill or island without vegetation), sten(natural mineral aggregate), stenblock(large stone or boulder), vaggande(act of rocking), vyssjande(act of rocking), ädelsten(precious stone or gem), chocka(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), gunga(move gently back and forth), kränga(sway or tilt violently back and forth), rocka(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), rocka(slang: to be very favourable or skilful), skaka(cause to shake or sway violently), skaka(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium), spela rock(to play, perform, or enjoy rock music), vagga(move gently back and forth), vyssja(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠢꠤꠟ(natural mineral aggregate) | hil | |
| Tagalog | bato(natural mineral aggregate), bato(large stone or boulder), bato(hill or island without vegetation), dakbato(mass of projecting rock), dakbato(large stone or boulder) | — | |
| Thai | ร็อก(style of music), หิน(natural mineral aggregate), หิน(mass of projecting rock), หิน(large stone or boulder) | rɔ́k, hǐn, hǐn, hǐn | |
| Tibetan | རྡོ(natural mineral aggregate), རྡོ(large stone or boulder) | rdo, rdo | |
| Tigrinya | ከውሒ(natural mineral aggregate) | käwḥi | |
| Tocharian B | kärweñe(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Turkish | rock(style of music), sallamak(move gently back and forth), sallanmak(move gently back and forth), sallanmak(sway or tilt violently back and forth), şoke etmek(disturb the mental or emotional equilibrium) | — | |
| Tuvan | даш(natural mineral aggregate) | daş | |
| Tuwali Ifugao | bat'u(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Udmurt | изгурезь(mass of projecting rock), изъяр(mass of projecting rock) | izgureź, izjar | |
| Ukrainian | ка́мінь(large stone or boulder), ка́мінь(precious stone or gem), каменю́ка(large stone or boulder), поро́да(natural mineral aggregate), поро́да(distinctive composition of minerals), рок(style of music), ске́ля(mass of projecting rock), кача́ти(move gently back and forth), кача́ти(cause to shake or sway violently), кача́тися(move gently back and forth), кача́тися(sway or tilt violently back and forth) | káminʹ, káminʹ, kamenjúka, poróda, rok, skélja, kačáty, kačáty, kačátysja, kačátysja | |
| Unami | ahsën(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Vietnamese | đá(natural mineral aggregate), lắc(move gently back and forth) | — | |
| Volapük | klif(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Votic | tšivi(natural mineral aggregate) | — | |
| Welsh | craig(natural mineral aggregate), roc(style of music) | — | |
| Western Apache | tsé(natural mineral aggregate) | — |
rots, rots, rots, skud, waggel, wieg
gur, gurtë, shkëmb, shkund, shkund
حجر, رُوك, رُوك, صَخْرَة, صَخْرَة, صَخْرَة, مُوسِيقَى اَلرُّوك
ḥagar, rūk, rok, ṣaḵra, ṣaḵra, ṣaḵra, mūsīqā r-rūk
כאפא, כאפא, כאפא, כאפא, ܟܐܦܐ, ܟܐܦܐ, ܟܐܦܐ, ܟܐܦܐ
ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’, ke’pā’
leagãn
daş, qaya, rok, süxur, yırğalanmaq
haitz, kulunkatu
batu
камък, камък, клатене, люлеене, опора, рок, скала, скала́, скала́, твърд бонбон, клатя, клатя се, люлея
kamǎk, kamǎk, klatene, ljuleene, opora, rok, skala, skalá, skalá, tvǎrd bonbon, klatja, klatja se, ljuleja
pedra, pedra, pedra, pedra preciosa, penya, quer, quer, roc, roc, roc, roca, roca, roca, rock
inti, iti
batou
balvan, balvan, chomáč, cukrkandl, drahokam, hornina, kolébání, kámen, kámen, rock, skála, skála, skála, útes, hrát rock, kolébat, naklánět, rozhodit, rozkolébat, rozkolébávat, vyklánět, vyvést z míry
bjergart, bolsje, crack, gyngning, isklump, kampesten, klippe, klippe, klippe, rock, rock'n'roll, sten, stenblok, vuggende, ædelsten, chokere, ferm, gynge, gynge, krænge, ryste, spille rock, vugge
qanłnigi, qałnigi, qałnigi
kwe
gesteente, kandij, klif, rock, rots, rots, rots, rots, steen, steen, steen, suikerstok, vels, schommelen, schudden, waggelen, wiegen
fiato
sâs
roko, balanci
tãnpĩa class 3/4
grót, grót, klettur, rokkur, rokka
jääkuutio, jääpala, jäät, kallio, kallio, kallio, kari, keikunta, keikutus, keinunta, keinutus, kivenlohkare, kivi, kivi, kivi, kivi, kivi, kivilaji, lohkare, luoto, luoto, ravistelu, rock, rokki, tollo, huuhtoa, keikkua, keikuttaa, keinua, keinuttaa, panna vauhtia, ravisuttaa, rokata, rulettaa
caillou, diam, pierre, pierre, roc, roc, roche, rocher, rocher, rock, secousse, sucre d'orge, assurer, bercer, bouleverser, déchirer, faire tanguer, gérer, remuer, secouer
balouco, con, pena, penedo, roca, roca, rocha, abalar, abalar, abaloucar, abanar, sacudir
Fels, Fels, Fels, Fels, Fels in der Brandung, Felsblock, Felsbrocken, Felsen, Felsen, Findling, Gestein, Gestein, Kandiszucker, Klippe, Klippe, Klunker, Rock, Schäre, Zuckerstange, aufmischen, aufwühlen, rocken, schaukeln, schaukeln, schockieren, schwanken, stampfen, wiegen
qaqqaq
pōhaku, pōhaku
bato
guzsaly, kő, kőzet, rock, szikla, szikla
rokk
baskuligar
bato
bebatuan
batu
kallio, kivi, horjua, häilyttää, häilyä, häylyttää, häylyä
rocca, rock
carraig, carraig, carraig, rac-cheol
sasso
roccia, roccia, roccia, rock, cullare, cullare, ondeggiare, suonare il rock, trastullare
rak, rak
tsé
lapis, lapis, rupes, rupes, rupes, rupes, saxum, saxum, saxum, saxum, saxum, scopulus, silex, silex, silex
aunapiere, cietpauris, iezis, ieži, klints, klints, laukakmens, roks, šūpošanās, aijāt, satricināt, sašūpināt, šūpot, šūpoties, šūpoties
rokas, uola
sass
betu, patungaw
lung
vato
batu, batu, rok, sakhrat
ġebla
carrick
iho, kāmaka, kāmaka, kōhatu, kōhatu, kōwhatu, kōwhatu, puoro pīoioi, puoro rakatū, pīoioi, tāhurihuri, tāhurihuri, whakapīoioi, whakapīoioi, whakatāhurihuri, whakatāhurihuri
lung, lung, lung, lung, lungpui, lungtum, pialhmun, pialtlêp
knott, knott
tsé
rotchi, rotchi
ber, kevir
bergart, crack, edelstein, isbit, kampestein, kandissukker, klippe, klippe, klippe, gynge, gynge, riste, ryste, sjokkere
berg, stein, vugge
berg, stein
ǃao
ròca, ròcha
asin, asin
carr, clifstān, stān
gruda, głaz, kamień, kamień szlachetny, opoka, rock, skała, skała, skała
cubo, cubo de gelo, pedra, pedra, pedra, rocha, rocha, rocha, rochedo, rock, abalar, abalar, abalar, balançar, balançar, balançar, balançar, embalar
qaqa, rumi
rocă, stană, stâncă, legăna
африка́ндер, би́вень, бур, валу́н, ка́мень, ка́мень, караме́ль, крэк, ледене́ц, опо́ра, поро́да, поро́да, рок, скала́, скала́, со льдом, тупи́ца, утёс, утёс, фундаме́нт, баю́кать, кача́ть, кача́ть, кача́ться, кача́ться, потряса́ть, потрясти́, раска́чивать, раска́чиваться, рули́ть, ука́чивать
afrikándɛr, bívenʹ, bur, valún, kámenʹ, karamélʹ, krɛk, ledenéc, opóra, poróda, rok, skalá, skalá, so lʹdom, tupíca, utjós, utjós, fundamént, bajúkatʹ, kačátʹ, kačátʹ, kačátʹsja, kačátʹsja, potrjasátʹ, potrjastí, raskáčivatʹ, raskáčivatʹsja, rulítʹ, ukáčivatʹ
carraig, carraig, creag, creag, creag, roc
kamen, kamenica, rok, skala, stena, stena, stena, stijena, stijena, stijena, стена, стена, drmati, drmati, klackati, ljuljati, potresti, uzdrmati
rock, rok, skala, skala
kamen, kamen, rock, skala, skala, skala, zibati, zibati, zibati
fatu
mecedura, molón, peña, peñasco, piedra, piedra, piedra, piedra preciosa, roca, roca, roca, rock, acunar, mecer, molar, rockear, roquear
mwamba
berg, bergart, crack, diamant, gungning, isbit, klippa, klippa, klippblock, polkagris, rock, rock'n'roll, skär, sten, stenblock, vaggande, vyssjande, ädelsten, chocka, gunga, kränga, rocka, rocka, skaka, skaka, spela rock, vagga, vyssja
bato, bato, bato, dakbato, dakbato
kärweñe
rock, sallamak, sallanmak, sallanmak, şoke etmek
bat'u
ка́мінь, ка́мінь, каменю́ка, поро́да, поро́да, рок, ске́ля, кача́ти, кача́ти, кача́тися, кача́тися
káminʹ, káminʹ, kamenjúka, poróda, rok, skélja, kačáty, kačáty, kačátysja, kačátysja
ahsën
đá, lắc
klif
tšivi
craig, roc
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