Rot

//ɹɒt//

Translations of "rot" (74 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	σήπομαι((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), σήπω((transitive) to make putrid), σήπω((transitive) to cause to deteriorate in any way, as in morals), σαπρίζω((transitive) to make putrid)	sḗpomai, sḗpō, sḗpō, saprízō
Arabic	أَفْسَدَ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), خاس((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), خاس((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), خَمَّج((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), خْمج((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), عَفَّن((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), فَسَدَ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	ʔafsada, ḵās, ḵās, ḵammaj, ḵməj, ʕaffan, fasada
Armenian	նեխել((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), փտել((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	nexel, pʻtel
Aromanian	putridzãscu((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Assamese	গেলা((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	gela
Azerbaijani	çürümək((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Bangi	pola((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Basque	usteldu((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Belarusian	гніць((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	hnicʹ
Breton	breinañ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Bulgarian	глупости(verbal nonsense — see also nonsense), гниене(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), гни́я((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	gluposti, gniene, gníja
Catalan	podrir((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Chinese Cantonese	爛 /烂((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	laan⁶
Chinese Mandarin	腐病(disease in which breakdown of tissue occurs), 腐化((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), 腐壞 /腐坏((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), 腐爛 /腐烂((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	fǔbìng, fǔhuà, fǔhuài, fǔlàn
Church Slavic	гнити((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	gniti
Cornish	breyna((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), pedri((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Czech	hnít((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Danish	rådne((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Dutch	rotten((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), vergaan((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Erzya	наксадомс((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	naksadoms
Esperanto	putri((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Estonian	mädanema((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Finnish	mätäneminen(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), lahota((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), mädäntyä((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), mädätä((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
French	pourrir((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Galician	podrecer((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Georgian	დალპობა((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), ლპობა((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), ჩალპობა((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), ხრწნა((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	dalṗoba, lṗoba, čalṗoba, xrc̣na
German	faulen((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), in Fäulnis übergehen((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putreszieren((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), sich zersetzen((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), verderben((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), verfaulen((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), verrotten((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), verwesen((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Greek	σαπίζω((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), σαπίζω((transitive) to make putrid)	sapízo, sapízo
Hebrew	נרקב((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	nirkáv
Hungarian	rohad((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), rothad((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Ingrian	mehestyä((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), märkänessä((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), märätä((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Irish	lobh((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Italian	imputridire((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), marcire((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putrefare((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putrefarsi((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putrire((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Japanese	腐る((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	kusaru
Khmer	រលួយ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	rɔluəy
Kituba	bola((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Korean	부패하다((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), 썩다((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	bupaehada, sseokda
Kyrgyz	чирүү((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), ылжыроо((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	cirüü, ıljıroo
Latgalian	pyut((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), trupēt((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Latin	cariēs(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), pūtor(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), tabēs(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), putrefaciō((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), pūtrescō((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), tābescō((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Latvian	pūt((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Lingala	pola((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Lithuanian	pūti((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Macedonian	гние((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	gnie
Malayalam	ചീയൽ(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), ചീയിക്കുക((transitive) to make putrid), ചീയുക((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	cīyal, cīyikkuka, cīyuka
Māori	kohe(verbal nonsense — see also nonsense), ane((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), whakapopo((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Moksha	наксадомс((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	naksadoms
Occitan	poirir((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Old Tupi	tuîuk((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Oromo	tortoruu((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Persian	پوسیدن((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), گندیدن((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	pusidan, gandidan
Polish	gnić((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), zgnić((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Portuguese	apodrecer((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putrefazer((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Quechua	ismuy((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Romanian	descompune((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), putrezi((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Russian	гнить((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), сгнить((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	gnitʹ, sgnitʹ
Serbo-Croatian	truliti((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), трулити((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Slovak	hniť((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Slovene	gniti((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Southern Altai	чириир((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), ылјыраар((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	čiriir, ïlǰïraar
Spanish	podre(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), podredumbre(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), podredura(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), podrimiento(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), pudrición(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), pudrimiento(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), putrefacción(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), podrir((transitive) to make putrid), podrirse((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), pudrir((transitive) to make putrid), pudrirse((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Swedish	ruttna((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Tajik	вайрон шудан((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), пӯсидан((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	vayron šudan, püsidan
Tamil	அழுகு((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	aḻuku
Thai	ผุ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	pù
Tibetan	རུལ((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	rul
Tocharian B	āmp((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Turkish	çürüme(process of becoming rotten — see also decay, putrefaction), çürümek((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Ukrainian	гни́ти((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), згнити((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	hnýty, zhnyty
Uzbek	chirimoq((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Vietnamese	rã((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), rữa((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Walloon	pouri((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Welsh	braenu((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), madru((intransitive) to suffer decomposition), pydru((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	—
Yiddish	פֿוילן((intransitive) to suffer decomposition)	foyln