Salute
//səˈl(j)uːt//
Translations of "salute" (16 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese Mandarin | 敬禮 /敬礼(formal gesture), 敬禮 /敬礼(make a gesture) | jìnglǐ, jìnglǐ | |
| Esperanto | saluti(make a gesture) | — | |
| Finnish | kunnianosoitus(formal gesture), tervehdys(formal gesture), suorittaa kunnianosoitus(make a gesture), tervehtiä(make a gesture) | — | |
| Galician | saudar(make a gesture) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌲𐍉𐌻𐌾𐌰𐌽(make a gesture) | gōljan | |
| Indonesian | hormat(formal gesture), hormat(make a gesture) | — | |
| Japanese | 敬礼(formal gesture), 敬礼する(make a gesture) | keirei, keirei suru | |
| Korean | 경례(formal gesture), 경례하다(make a gesture) | gyeongnye, gyeongnyehada | |
| Malay | hormat(formal gesture), hormat(make a gesture) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | سلاملامق(make a gesture) | selâmlamak | |
| Portuguese | saudação(formal gesture) | — | |
| Romanian | salut(formal gesture) | — | |
| Russian | отда́ние че́сти(formal gesture), приве́тствие(formal gesture), отда́ть честь(make a gesture), отдава́ть честь(make a gesture), поприве́тствовать(make a gesture), приве́тствовать(make a gesture) | otdánije čésti, privétstvije, otdátʹ čestʹ, otdavátʹ čestʹ, poprivétstvovatʹ, privétstvovatʹ | |
| Spanish | hacer una salutación(make a gesture), salutacionar(make a gesture) | — | |
| Tagalog | pagbati(formal gesture), pagpugay(formal gesture), pagsaludo(formal gesture), bati(make a gesture), pugay(make a gesture), saludo(make a gesture) | — | |
| Urdu | سَلَام(formal gesture), سَلَام کَرْنا(make a gesture) | salām, salām karnā |
saluti
kunnianosoitus, tervehdys, suorittaa kunnianosoitus, tervehtiä
saudar
hormat, hormat
hormat, hormat
saudação
salut
отда́ние че́сти, приве́тствие, отда́ть честь, отдава́ть честь, поприве́тствовать, приве́тствовать
otdánije čésti, privétstvije, otdátʹ čestʹ, otdavátʹ čestʹ, poprivétstvovatʹ, privétstvovatʹ
hacer una salutación, salutacionar
pagbati, pagpugay, pagsaludo, bati, pugay, saludo
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