Spike
//spaɪk//
Translations of "spike" (52 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | Kungj (gheg)(anything resembling such a nail in shape), Pykë(very large nail), Spirrë(anything resembling such a nail in shape), Mpreh(to increase sharply) | — | |
| Arabic | سنبلة(ear of grain — see also ear) | sunbula | |
| Aromanian | schic(ear of grain — see also ear), schicã(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Bashkir | башаҡ(ear of grain — see also ear) | başaq | |
| Bulgarian | забивка(volleyball), клас(ear of grain — see also ear), клин(very large nail), пик(sharp peak in a graph), шип(anything resembling such a nail in shape), шпайкове(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), забивам(volleyball) | zabivka, klas, klin, pik, šip, špajkove, zabivam | |
| Catalan | espiga(ear of grain — see also ear), urpa(very large nail) | — | |
| Chichewa | kukwera(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 穗(ear of grain — see also ear) | suì | |
| Czech | hřeb(very large nail), jelínek(zoology: an adolescent male deer), klas(ear of grain — see also ear), klas(botany: kind of inflorescence), prudké zvýšení(sharp peak in a graph), prudký nárůst(sharp peak in a graph), smeč(volleyball), tretry(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles) | — | |
| Dalmatian | spaica(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Danish | aks(ear of grain — see also ear), aks(botany: kind of inflorescence), nagle(very large nail), pig(anything resembling such a nail in shape), pigsko(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), spids(anything resembling such a nail in shape), spids(sharp peak in a graph), spiger(very large nail), top(sharp peak in a graph) | — | |
| Dutch | stekel(anything resembling such a nail in shape) | — | |
| Esperanto | spiko(ear of grain — see also ear), spiko(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Estonian | tähk(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Finnish | iskulyönti(volleyball), kiskonaula(very large nail), nuori uroshirvi(zoology: an adolescent male deer), piikki(very large nail), piikki(anything resembling such a nail in shape), piikki(sharp peak in a graph), piikkikenkä(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), tähkä(ear of grain — see also ear), tähkä(botany: kind of inflorescence), urosvasa(zoology: an adolescent male deer), lyödä iskulyönti(volleyball), piikata(volleyball), terästää(to covertly put alcohol or another intoxicating substance into a drink), terästää(to add a small amount of one substance to another) | — | |
| French | clou(very large nail), crampons(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), pic(anything resembling such a nail in shape), pieu(anything resembling such a nail in shape), pique(anything resembling such a nail in shape), pointe(very large nail), épi(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Friulian | spi(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Georgian | წვეტი(ear of grain — see also ear), წვეტი(sharp peak in a graph) | c̣veṭi, c̣veṭi | |
| German | Getreideähre(ear of grain — see also ear), Nadel(sharp peak in a graph), Nagel(very large nail), Schmetterball(volleyball), Spitze(very large nail), Spitze(anything resembling such a nail in shape), Spitze(sharp peak in a graph), Stachel(anything resembling such a nail in shape), Ähre(ear of grain — see also ear), Ähre(botany: kind of inflorescence), in die Höhe schießen(to increase sharply) | — | |
| Greek | στάχυ(ear of grain — see also ear) | stáchy | |
| Hawaiian | kala(anything resembling such a nail in shape), kākala(anything resembling such a nail in shape), hili(volleyball), paʻi(volleyball), pākī(volleyball) | — | |
| Hebrew | פרץ(sharp peak in a graph) | perets | |
| Hindi | कीला(very large nail) | kīlā | |
| Indonesian | duri(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Irish | dias(ear of grain — see also ear), dias(botany: kind of inflorescence), spíce(very large nail), spíce(anything resembling such a nail in shape), spíce(sharp peak in a graph) | — | |
| Italian | amento(ear of grain — see also ear), amento(botany: kind of inflorescence), arpione(anything resembling such a nail in shape), cerbiatto(zoology: an adolescent male deer), chiodo(very large nail), infiorescenza a spiga(botany: kind of inflorescence), lancia(very large nail), picco(sharp peak in a graph), punta(very large nail), punta(anything resembling such a nail in shape), scarpa chiodata(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), schiacciata(volleyball), spiga(ear of grain — see also ear), spiga(botany: kind of inflorescence), spuntone(very large nail), spunzone(very large nail), schiacciare(volleyball), tagliare(to add a small amount of one substance to another) | — | |
| Japanese | スパイク(volleyball), スパイク靴(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), 牡鹿(zoology: an adolescent male deer), 穂(ear of grain — see also ear), 穂状花序(botany: kind of inflorescence), 針(very large nail), 針(anything resembling such a nail in shape), 針(sharp peak in a graph) | supaiku, supaiku-gutsu, ojika, ho, hojō-kajo, hari, hari, hari | |
| Kapampangan | barug(volleyball) | — | |
| Lao | ເປັນຮວງ(botany: kind of inflorescence) | pen hūang | |
| Latin | clavus(very large nail), spica(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Māori | hiko rorohū(surge in power), rorohū(surge in power), tara(anything resembling such a nail in shape), taratara(anything resembling such a nail in shape), haukuru(volleyball) | — | |
| Norn | gadd(very large nail) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | aks(ear of grain — see also ear), aks(botany: kind of inflorescence), nagle(very large nail), pigg(anything resembling such a nail in shape), piggsko(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), spiss(anything resembling such a nail in shape) | — | |
| Occitan | espic(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Old English | spīcing(anything resembling such a nail in shape) | — | |
| Old Galician-Portuguese | espiga(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اكسر(very large nail) | ekser | |
| Pela | nɛ̠̃⁵⁵(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Polish | kolec(very large nail), kolec(anything resembling such a nail in shape), korek(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), kłos(ear of grain — see also ear), kłos(botany: kind of inflorescence), dosypać(to covertly put alcohol or another intoxicating substance into a drink), dosypywać(to covertly put alcohol or another intoxicating substance into a drink) | — | |
| Portuguese | cortada(volleyball), cravo(very large nail), espiga(ear of grain — see also ear), espinho(very large nail), espinho(anything resembling such a nail in shape), pitão(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), batizar(to covertly put alcohol or another intoxicating substance into a drink), cortar(volleyball), disparar(to increase sharply) | — | |
| Romanian | piron(very large nail), piron(anything resembling such a nail in shape), spic(ear of grain — see also ear), țăruș(very large nail), țăruș(anything resembling such a nail in shape) | — | |
| Romansch | speia(ear of grain — see also ear), spia(ear of grain — see also ear), spigia(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Russian | ата́ка(volleyball), атаку́ющий уда́р(volleyball), клин(very large nail), ко́лос(ear of grain — see also ear), ко́лос(botany: kind of inflorescence), косты́ль(very large nail), на́гель(very large nail), напада́ющий уда́р(volleyball), остриё(anything resembling such a nail in shape), скачо́к(sharp peak in a graph), уда́р(volleyball), шип(anything resembling such a nail in shape), шипо́вки(informal: running shoes with spikes in the soles), шпиль(anything resembling such a nail in shape), штырь(very large nail), штырь(anything resembling such a nail in shape), атакова́ть(volleyball), напада́ть(volleyball), подска́кивать(to increase sharply), подскочи́ть(to increase sharply), уда́рить(volleyball) | atáka, atakújuščij udár, klin, kólos, kólos, kostýlʹ, nágelʹ, napadájuščij udár, ostrijó, skačók, udár, šip, šipóvki, špilʹ, štyrʹ, štyrʹ, atakovátʹ, napadátʹ, podskákivatʹ, podskočítʹ, udáritʹ | |
| Sardinian | ipiga(ear of grain — see also ear), ispica(ear of grain — see also ear), ispiga(ear of grain — see also ear), spiga(ear of grain — see also ear) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | клин(very large nail) | klin | |
| Somali | kororka(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Spanish | clavo(very large nail), espiga(anything resembling such a nail in shape), espiga(ear of grain — see also ear), espiga(botany: kind of inflorescence), pico(sharp peak in a graph), pincho(very large nail), pincho(anything resembling such a nail in shape), puncha(anything resembling such a nail in shape), punta(anything resembling such a nail in shape), puya(anything resembling such a nail in shape), púa(anything resembling such a nail in shape), rematar(volleyball) | — | |
| Swedish | ax(ear of grain — see also ear), ax(botany: kind of inflorescence) | — | |
| Tagalog | barog(volleyball), barog(volleyball) | — | |
| Tahitian | tara(anything resembling such a nail in shape) | — | |
| Turkish | ekser(very large nail), smaç(volleyball) | — | |
| Volapük | spig(ear of grain — see also ear) | — |
Kungj (gheg), Pykë, Spirrë, Mpreh
schic, schicã
забивка, клас, клин, пик, шип, шпайкове, забивам
zabivka, klas, klin, pik, šip, špajkove, zabivam
espiga, urpa
kukwera
hřeb, jelínek, klas, klas, prudké zvýšení, prudký nárůst, smeč, tretry
spaica
aks, aks, nagle, pig, pigsko, spids, spids, spiger, top
stekel
spiko, spiko
tähk
iskulyönti, kiskonaula, nuori uroshirvi, piikki, piikki, piikki, piikkikenkä, tähkä, tähkä, urosvasa, lyödä iskulyönti, piikata, terästää, terästää
clou, crampons, pic, pieu, pique, pointe, épi
spi
Getreideähre, Nadel, Nagel, Schmetterball, Spitze, Spitze, Spitze, Stachel, Ähre, Ähre, in die Höhe schießen
kala, kākala, hili, paʻi, pākī
duri
dias, dias, spíce, spíce, spíce
amento, amento, arpione, cerbiatto, chiodo, infiorescenza a spiga, lancia, picco, punta, punta, scarpa chiodata, schiacciata, spiga, spiga, spuntone, spunzone, schiacciare, tagliare
スパイク, スパイク靴, 牡鹿, 穂, 穂状花序, 針, 針, 針
supaiku, supaiku-gutsu, ojika, ho, hojō-kajo, hari, hari, hari
barug
clavus, spica
hiko rorohū, rorohū, tara, taratara, haukuru
gadd
aks, aks, nagle, pigg, piggsko, spiss
espic
spīcing
espiga
nɛ̠̃⁵⁵
kolec, kolec, korek, kłos, kłos, dosypać, dosypywać
cortada, cravo, espiga, espinho, espinho, pitão, batizar, cortar, disparar
piron, piron, spic, țăruș, țăruș
speia, spia, spigia
ата́ка, атаку́ющий уда́р, клин, ко́лос, ко́лос, косты́ль, на́гель, напада́ющий уда́р, остриё, скачо́к, уда́р, шип, шипо́вки, шпиль, штырь, штырь, атакова́ть, напада́ть, подска́кивать, подскочи́ть, уда́рить
atáka, atakújuščij udár, klin, kólos, kólos, kostýlʹ, nágelʹ, napadájuščij udár, ostrijó, skačók, udár, šip, šipóvki, špilʹ, štyrʹ, štyrʹ, atakovátʹ, napadátʹ, podskákivatʹ, podskočítʹ, udáritʹ
ipiga, ispica, ispiga, spiga
kororka
clavo, espiga, espiga, espiga, pico, pincho, pincho, puncha, punta, puya, púa, rematar
ax, ax
barog, barog
tara
ekser, smaç
spig
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