Romp
//ɹɑmp//
Translations of "romp" (17 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | лудуване(period of boisterous play), лудувам(to play roughly or energetically), палувам(to play roughly or energetically) | luduvane, luduvam, paluvam | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 喧闹玩耍(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Czech | dovádění(period of boisterous play), laškování(period of boisterous play), dovádět(to play roughly or energetically), skotačit(to play roughly or energetically), řádit(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Dutch | stoeipartij(period of boisterous play), rondhuppelen(to play roughly or energetically), stoeien(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Finnish | peuhaaminen(period of boisterous play), peuhu(period of boisterous play), temmellys(period of boisterous play), peuhata(to play roughly or energetically), riehua(to play roughly or energetically), temmeltää(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| French | s'ébattre(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Galician | rebuldo(period of boisterous play), espoldrexar(to play roughly or energetically), espoldriñar(to play roughly or energetically), rebuldar(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| German | Balgerei(period of boisterous play), Herumtoben(period of boisterous play), Herumtollen(period of boisterous play), Rauferei(period of boisterous play), Toben(period of boisterous play), Tollen(period of boisterous play), Tollerei(period of boisterous play), raufen(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Hungarian | hancúrozás(period of boisterous play), hancúrozik(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Italian | scorrazzata(period of boisterous play), ruzzare(to play roughly or energetically), scorrazzare(to play roughly or energetically), spassarsela(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Japanese | 大はしゃぎ(period of boisterous play), はしゃぎ回る(to play roughly or energetically) | ōhashagi, hasyagi mawaru | |
| Macedonian | луду́вање(period of boisterous play), лу́дува(to play roughly or energetically) | ludúvanje, lúduva | |
| Māori | tuapa(period of boisterous play), tuapa(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Polish | swawola(period of boisterous play) | — | |
| Russian | беситься(to play roughly or energetically), шали́ть(to play roughly or energetically) | besitʹsja, šalítʹ | |
| Spanish | retozo(period of boisterous play), revolcón(period of boisterous play), retozar(to play roughly or energetically) | — | |
| Swedish | rumla(to play roughly or energetically) | — |
喧闹玩耍
dovádění, laškování, dovádět, skotačit, řádit
stoeipartij, rondhuppelen, stoeien
peuhaaminen, peuhu, temmellys, peuhata, riehua, temmeltää
s'ébattre
rebuldo, espoldrexar, espoldriñar, rebuldar
Balgerei, Herumtoben, Herumtollen, Rauferei, Toben, Tollen, Tollerei, raufen
hancúrozás, hancúrozik
scorrazzata, ruzzare, scorrazzare, spassarsela
tuapa, tuapa
swawola
retozo, revolcón, retozar
rumla
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