Ruler
//ˈɹuːlə(ɹ)//
Translations of "ruler" (108 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | heerser(person who rules or governs), heersers(a female person who rules or governs), liniaal(measuring or drawing device), liniale(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Albanian | sundimtar(person who rules or governs), vizore(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | χάραξ(measuring or drawing device), ἀρχός(person who rules or governs), ἄρχων(person who rules or governs), ἡγεμών(person who rules or governs) | khárax, arkhós, árkhōn, hēgemṓn | |
| Arabic | حاكم(person who rules or governs), حَاكِم(person who rules or governs), مسطرة(measuring or drawing device), مسطرة(measuring or drawing device), مِسْطَرَة(measuring or drawing device) | ḥakem, ḥākim, masṭara, másṭara, misṭara | |
| Armenian | տիրակալ(person who rules or governs), քանոն(measuring or drawing device) | tirakal, kʻanon | |
| Asturian | regla(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | hakim(person who rules or governs), hökmdar(person who rules or governs), hökmran(person who rules or governs), xətkeş(measuring or drawing device), xətçəkən(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Bashkir | батша(person who rules or governs), хаким(person who rules or governs) | batşa, xakim | |
| Basque | erregela(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Belarusian | ліне́йка(measuring or drawing device), праві́цель(person who rules or governs), праві́целька(a female person who rules or governs), улада́р(person who rules or governs) | linjéjka, pravícjelʹ, pravícjelʹka, uladár | |
| Bengali | মাপনী(measuring or drawing device), শাসক(person who rules or governs) | mapni, śaśok | |
| Bulgarian | владе́тел(person who rules or governs), владе́телка(a female person who rules or governs), властели́н(person who rules or governs), господа́р(person who rules or governs), лини́йка(measuring or drawing device) | vladétel, vladételka, vlastelín, gospodár, liníjka | |
| Burmese | မျည်းတံ(measuring or drawing device), အုပ်ချုပ်သောသူ(person who rules or governs) | myany:tam, uphkyupsau:su | |
| Catalan | governant(person who rules or governs), líder(person who rules or governs), regle(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Central Dusun | tutuku(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | ڕاستە(measuring or drawing device) | raste | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᏥᎶᏍᏗ(measuring or drawing device), ᎤᎬᏫᏳᎯ(person who rules or governs) | atsilosdi, ugvwiyuhi | |
| Chinese | чызы(measuring or drawing device), 尺(measuring or drawing device) | čɨzɨ, zh-min-nan | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 尺(measuring or drawing device), 直尺(measuring or drawing device), 間尺 /间尺(measuring or drawing device) | cek³, zik⁶ cek³, gaan³ cek³ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 尺(measuring or drawing device), 尺子(measuring or drawing device), 直尺(measuring or drawing device), 統治者 /统治者(person who rules or governs) | chǐ, chǐzi, zhíchǐ, tǒngzhìzhě | |
| Czech | pravítko(measuring or drawing device), vládce(person who rules or governs), vládkyně(a female person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Danish | hersker(person who rules or governs), herskerinde(a female person who rules or governs), lineal(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Dutch | heerser(person who rules or governs), heerseres(a female person who rules or governs), liniaal(measuring or drawing device), meetlat(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Egyptian | HqA-q-A-A1(person who rules or governs) | ḥqꜣ | |
| Esperanto | liniilo(measuring or drawing device), regnestro(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Estonian | joonlaud(measuring or drawing device), riigivalitseja(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Finnish | hallitsija(person who rules or governs), hallitsijatar(a female person who rules or governs), vallanpitäjä(person who rules or governs), viivain(measuring or drawing device), viivoitin(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| French | chef(person who rules or governs), dirigeant(person who rules or governs), latte(measuring or drawing device), règle(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Galician | regra(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Georgian | მმართველი(person who rules or governs), სახაზავი(measuring or drawing device) | mmartveli, saxazavi | |
| German | Herrscher(person who rules or governs), Herrscherin(a female person who rules or governs), Lineal(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌺𐍃(person who rules or governs), 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌿𐌾𐌹𐌽𐍉𐌽𐌳𐍃(person who rules or governs) | reiks, fraujinōnds | |
| Greek | κυβερνήτης(person who rules or governs), ρίγα(measuring or drawing device), χάρακας(measuring or drawing device) | kyvernítis, ríga, chárakas | |
| Haitian Creole | chèf(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Hebrew | מַנְהִיג(person who rules or governs), סַרְגֵל(measuring or drawing device), שַׁלִּיט(person who rules or governs) | manhíg, sargél, shálit | |
| Hindi | पैमाना(measuring or drawing device), रूलर(measuring or drawing device), शासक(person who rules or governs), हाकिम(person who rules or governs), हुक्मरान(person who rules or governs) | paimānā, rūlar, śāsak, hākim, hukmarān | |
| Hungarian | uralkodó(person who rules or governs), uralkodónő(a female person who rules or governs), vonalzó(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Icelandic | alvaldur(person who rules or governs), drottnari(person who rules or governs), reglustika(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Ido | linealo(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Indonesian | mistar(measuring or drawing device), penggaris(measuring or drawing device), penguasa(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | حاکِم(person who rules or governs), حُکْمْران(person who rules or governs), خَط کِش(measuring or drawing device), خَطْکِش(measuring or drawing device), والی(person who rules or governs) | hâkem, hokmrân, xat keš, xat-keš, vâli | |
| Irish | rialtóir(person who rules or governs), rialóir(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Italian | righello(measuring or drawing device), sovrano(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Japanese | ルーラー(measuring or drawing device), 定規(measuring or drawing device), 支配者(person who rules or governs), 物差し(measuring or drawing device), 知事(person who rules or governs), 統治者(person who rules or governs) | rūrā, jōgi, shihaisha, monosashi, chiji, tōchisha | |
| Javanese | ratu(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Kalmyk | кимзә(measuring or drawing device) | kimzä | |
| Kankanaey | lukod(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Kannada | ಅಳತೆ ಪಟ್ಟಿ(measuring or drawing device) | aḷate paṭṭi | |
| Kazakh | басқарушы(person who rules or governs), билеуші(person who rules or governs), сызғыш(measuring or drawing device) | basqaruşy, bileuşı, syzğyş | |
| Khmer | បន្ទាត់(measuring or drawing device) | bɑɑbɑntŏət | |
| Kikuyu | mũthamaki(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Korean | 눈금자(measuring or drawing device), 룰러(measuring or drawing device), 자(measuring or drawing device), 지배자(person who rules or governs), 통치자(person who rules or governs) | nun'geumja, rulleo, ja, jibaeja, tongchija | |
| Kyrgyz | аким(person who rules or governs), башкаруучу(person who rules or governs), бий(person who rules or governs), сызгыч(measuring or drawing device) | akim, başkaruucu, biy, sızgıc | |
| Lao | ໄມ້ບັນທັດ(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Latgalian | linejals(measuring or drawing device), vaļdineica(a female person who rules or governs), vaļdinīks(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Latin | dominātor(person who rules or governs), dominātrīx(a female person who rules or governs), rēgula(measuring or drawing device), tyranna(a female person who rules or governs), tyrannus(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Latvian | lineāls(measuring or drawing device), valdniece(a female person who rules or governs), valdnieks(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Lithuanian | liniuõtė(measuring or drawing device), valdõvas(person who rules or governs), valdõvė(a female person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Lü | ᦺᦙᧉᦶᦑᧅ(measuring or drawing device) | may²taek | |
| Macedonian | владар(person who rules or governs), владетел(person who rules or governs), владетелка(a female person who rules or governs), линијар(measuring or drawing device) | vladar, vladetel, vladetelka, linijar | |
| Malay | pembaris(measuring or drawing device), pemerintah(person who rules or governs), penguasa(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Maltese | riga(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Manchu | ᠵᡠᡧᡠᡵᡠ(measuring or drawing device), ᡱᡳ(measuring or drawing device) | jušuru, c'y | |
| Marathi | पट्टी(measuring or drawing device), मोजपट्टी(measuring or drawing device), शासक(person who rules or governs), सत्ताधारी(person who rules or governs) | paṭṭī, mojpaṭṭī, śāsak, sattādhārī | |
| Middle English | reuler(person who rules or governs), senyour(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Mongolian | захирагч(person who rules or governs), шугам(measuring or drawing device) | zaxiragč, šugam | |
| Nahuatl | tecutli(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Navajo | bee ídaʼneelʼąąhí(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Nepali | नाप(measuring or drawing device), स्केल(measuring or drawing device) | nāp, skel | |
| Norman | relle(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | cedwel(measuring or drawing device), hikumdar(person who rules or governs), rastkêş(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | hersker(person who rules or governs), linjal(measuring or drawing device), makthaver(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | herskar(person who rules or governs), linjal(measuring or drawing device), makthavar(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Old English | regolsticca(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Old Prussian | rikis(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Old Turkic | 𐰴𐰍𐰣(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | جدول(measuring or drawing device), حكمدار(person who rules or governs), مسطر(measuring or drawing device) | cedvel, hükümdar, mıstar | |
| Pashto | حاکم(person who rules or governs), ختکه(measuring or drawing device), خط کښ(measuring or drawing device) | hākem, xataka, xat kax̌ | |
| Persian | فرمانروا(person who rules or governs) | farmānravā | |
| Polish | linijka(measuring or drawing device), władca(person who rules or governs), władczyni(a female person who rules or governs), włodarz(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Portuguese | governante(person who rules or governs), régua(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Romanian | domnitor(person who rules or governs), guvernant(person who rules or governs), linie(measuring or drawing device), riglă(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Russian | властели́н(person who rules or governs), власти́тель(person who rules or governs), власти́тельница(a female person who rules or governs), госуда́рыня(a female person who rules or governs), госуда́рь(person who rules or governs), лине́йка(measuring or drawing device), прави́тель(person who rules or governs), прави́тельница(a female person who rules or governs) | vlastelín, vlastítelʹ, vlastítelʹnica, gosudárynja, gosudárʹ, linéjka, pravítelʹ, pravítelʹnica | |
| Sanskrit | अधिप(person who rules or governs), शासक(person who rules or governs) | adhipa, śāsaka | |
| Serbo-Croatian | cȑtalo(measuring or drawing device), ràvnalo(measuring or drawing device), vlàdār(person who rules or governs), vȍđa(person who rules or governs), вла̀да̄р(person who rules or governs), во̏ђа(person who rules or governs), ра̀внало(measuring or drawing device), цр̏тало(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Slovak | pravítko(measuring or drawing device), vládca(person who rules or governs), vládkyňa(a female person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Slovene | ravnilo(measuring or drawing device), vladar(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Spanish | gobernante(person who rules or governs), regla(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Swahili | rula(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Swedish | härskare(person who rules or governs), härskarinna(a female person who rules or governs), ledare(person who rules or governs), linjal(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Tabaru | koana(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Tagalog | galod(measuring or drawing device), naghahari(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Tajik | хат(measuring or drawing device), хаткашак(measuring or drawing device), ҳоким(person who rules or governs), ҳукмдор(person who rules or governs) | xat, xatkašak, hokim, hukmdor | |
| Tatar | сызгыч(measuring or drawing device), хаким(person who rules or governs), җәдвәл(measuring or drawing device) | sızğıç, xaqim, cädwäl | |
| Telugu | అధికారి(person who rules or governs) | adhikāri | |
| Ternate | kolano(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Thai | ผู้ว่าการ(person who rules or governs), ไม้บรรทัด(measuring or drawing device) | pûu-am-nuai-gaan, mái-ban-tát | |
| Tigrinya | መስመር(measuring or drawing device) | mäsmär | |
| Tocharian B | kamartīke(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Turkish | cetvel(measuring or drawing device), hükümdar(person who rules or governs), hükümran(person who rules or governs) | — | |
| Turkmen | hökümdar(person who rules or governs), lineýka(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Ukrainian | волода́р(person who rules or governs), ліні́йка(measuring or drawing device), прави́тель(person who rules or governs), прави́телька(a female person who rules or governs) | volodár, liníjka, pravýtelʹ, pravýtelʹka | |
| Urdu | حاکِم(person who rules or governs), حُکْمَران(person who rules or governs), رُولَر(measuring or drawing device), مِسْطَر(measuring or drawing device), والی(person who rules or governs), پَیمانَہ(measuring or drawing device) | hākim, hukmarān, rūlar, mistar, vālī, paimāna | |
| Uyghur | سىزغۇچ(measuring or drawing device), ھاكىم(person who rules or governs), ھۆكۈمدار(person who rules or governs) | sizghuch, hakim, hökümdar | |
| Uzbek | chizgʻich(measuring or drawing device), hokim(person who rules or governs), hukmdor(person who rules or governs), lineyka(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Vietnamese | người thống trị(person who rules or governs), thước(measuring or drawing device), thước kẻ(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Welsh | llinellydd(measuring or drawing device), pren mesur(measuring or drawing device) | — | |
| Zazaki | mastar(measuring or drawing device), peymenek(measuring or drawing device) | — |
heerser, heersers, liniaal, liniale
sundimtar, vizore
regla
hakim, hökmdar, hökmran, xətkeş, xətçəkən
erregela
владе́тел, владе́телка, властели́н, господа́р, лини́йка
vladétel, vladételka, vlastelín, gospodár, liníjka
governant, líder, regle
tutuku
pravítko, vládce, vládkyně
hersker, herskerinde, lineal
heerser, heerseres, liniaal, meetlat
liniilo, regnestro
joonlaud, riigivalitseja
hallitsija, hallitsijatar, vallanpitäjä, viivain, viivoitin
chef, dirigeant, latte, règle
regra
Herrscher, Herrscherin, Lineal
chèf
uralkodó, uralkodónő, vonalzó
alvaldur, drottnari, reglustika
linealo
mistar, penggaris, penguasa
rialtóir, rialóir
righello, sovrano
ratu
lukod
mũthamaki
ໄມ້ບັນທັດ
linejals, vaļdineica, vaļdinīks
dominātor, dominātrīx, rēgula, tyranna, tyrannus
lineāls, valdniece, valdnieks
liniuõtė, valdõvas, valdõvė
pembaris, pemerintah, penguasa
riga
reuler, senyour
tecutli
bee ídaʼneelʼąąhí
relle
cedwel, hikumdar, rastkêş
hersker, linjal, makthaver
herskar, linjal, makthavar
regolsticca
rikis
𐰴𐰍𐰣
linijka, władca, władczyni, włodarz
governante, régua
domnitor, guvernant, linie, riglă
властели́н, власти́тель, власти́тельница, госуда́рыня, госуда́рь, лине́йка, прави́тель, прави́тельница
vlastelín, vlastítelʹ, vlastítelʹnica, gosudárynja, gosudárʹ, linéjka, pravítelʹ, pravítelʹnica
cȑtalo, ràvnalo, vlàdār, vȍđa, вла̀да̄р, во̏ђа, ра̀внало, цр̏тало
pravítko, vládca, vládkyňa
ravnilo, vladar
gobernante, regla
rula
härskare, härskarinna, ledare, linjal
koana
galod, naghahari
kolano
kamartīke
cetvel, hükümdar, hükümran
hökümdar, lineýka
chizgʻich, hokim, hukmdor, lineyka
người thống trị, thước, thước kẻ
llinellydd, pren mesur
mastar, peymenek
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