Splash
//splæʃ//
Translations of "splash" (41 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | καχλάζω(to hit or agitate liquid) | kakhlázō | |
| Bulgarian | плясък(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), цопване(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), плискам(to hit or agitate liquid), пръскам(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | pljasǎk, copvane, pliskam, prǎskam | |
| Catalan | plaf(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), esguitar(to hit or agitate liquid), esquitxar(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 濺潑聲 /溅泼声(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), 潑 /泼(to hit or agitate liquid), 濺 /溅(to hit or agitate liquid) | jiànpō shēng, pō, jiàn | |
| Czech | cákat(to hit or agitate liquid), postříkat(to splatter or spread around suddenly), stříkat(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Dutch | plons(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), spetteren(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Esperanto | plaŭdo(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | — | |
| Finnish | häivähdys(small amount of color), liraus(small amount of liquid), loiskahdus(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), loiskaus(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), lätsähdys(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), roiske(mark or stain made from a small amount of liquid), tippa(small amount of liquid), vaikutus(impact or impression), loiskia(to hit or agitate liquid), loiskuttaa(to hit or agitate liquid), roiskua(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| French | bruit(impact or impression), plouf(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), éclaboussure(impact or impression), asperger(to hit or agitate liquid), faire du bruit(to create an impact or impression), éclabousser(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Galician | salseiro(small amount of liquid), batuxar(to hit or agitate liquid), salpicar(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| German | Spritzen(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), platschen(to hit or agitate liquid), plätschern(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Hindi | छपाक(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | chapāk | |
| Hungarian | csobbanás(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), csobban(to splatter or spread around suddenly), fröccsen(to splatter or spread around suddenly), fröccsent(to splatter or spread around suddenly), fröcsköl(to hit or agitate liquid), loccsan(to splatter or spread around suddenly), lubickol(to hit or agitate liquid), löttyint(to splatter or spread around suddenly), szenzációként tálal(to create an impact or impression) | — | |
| Ingrian | šolikkoa(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Italian | schizzo(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), sciacquio(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), tonfo(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), tonfo(impact or impression) | — | |
| Japanese | し吹く(to hit or agitate liquid), はね散らす(to hit or agitate liquid) | shibuku, hanechirasu | |
| Khmer | ក្រឡក(to hit or agitate liquid), ខ្ទាត(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | krâlâk, khtiət | |
| Korean | 튀기다(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), 튀김(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | twigida, twigim | |
| Latin | aspergō(to hit or agitate liquid), respergō(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Macedonian | пле́сок(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), пли́ска(to hit or agitate liquid), пр́ска(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | plésok, plíska, pŕska | |
| Malay | cebar-cebur(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Māori | pōhutu(to hit or agitate liquid), pōhutu(to splatter or spread around suddenly), pōhutuhutu(to hit or agitate liquid), pūhoru(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Marathi | शिंतोडा(small amount of liquid) | śintoḍā | |
| Michif | chimuck(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | — | |
| Nanai | писири(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | pisiri | |
| Norwegian | plaske(to hit or agitate liquid), skvette(to hit or agitate liquid), stenke(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | صچرامق(to hit or agitate liquid), صچرامق(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | sıçramak, sıçramak | |
| Polish | plusk(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), pluskać(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Portuguese | chape(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), tchibum(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), chapinhar(to hit or agitate liquid), espalhar(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Romanian | pleosc(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | — | |
| Russian | всплеск(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), плеск(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), шуми́ха(impact or impression), бры́згать(to splatter or spread around suddenly), бры́згаться(to hit or agitate liquid), нашуме́ть(to create an impact or impression), плеска́ть(to splatter or spread around suddenly), плеска́ться(to hit or agitate liquid), расплеска́ться(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | vsplesk, plesk, šumíxa, brýzgatʹ, brýzgatʹsja, našumétʹ, pleskátʹ, pleskátʹsja, raspleskátʹsja | |
| Scots | blash(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Slovak | plesk(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), čľup(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | — | |
| Spanish | chiringuito(small amount of liquid), chorrito(small amount of liquid), poco(small amount of liquid), poquito(small amount of liquid), salpicadura(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), chacualear(to hit or agitate liquid), chapalear(to hit or agitate liquid), chapaletear(to hit or agitate liquid), chapotear(to hit or agitate liquid), salpicar(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Sranan Tongo | tyubun(sound made by an object hitting a liquid) | — | |
| Swedish | plask(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), plaska(to hit or agitate liquid), skvätta(to hit or agitate liquid), stänka(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Turkish | sıçramak(to splatter or spread around suddenly), sıçratmak(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Ukrainian | плеск(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), плю́скіт(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), бри́зкати(to splatter or spread around suddenly), розлива́тися(to splatter or spread around suddenly), хлю́патися(to hit or agitate liquid), хлю́патися(to splatter or spread around suddenly), хлюпати(to hit or agitate liquid) | plesk, pljúskit, brýzkaty, rozlyvátysja, xljúpatysja, xljúpatysja, xljupaty | |
| Vietnamese | tõm(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), tùm(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), ùm(sound made by an object hitting a liquid), tung toé(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | — | |
| Walloon | spiter(to hit or agitate liquid), tchapoter(to hit or agitate liquid) | — | |
| Yiddish | שפּריצן(to splatter or spread around suddenly) | shpritsn |
plaf, esguitar, esquitxar
cákat, postříkat, stříkat
plons, spetteren
plaŭdo
häivähdys, liraus, loiskahdus, loiskaus, lätsähdys, roiske, tippa, vaikutus, loiskia, loiskuttaa, roiskua
bruit, plouf, éclaboussure, asperger, faire du bruit, éclabousser
salseiro, batuxar, salpicar
Spritzen, platschen, plätschern
csobbanás, csobban, fröccsen, fröccsent, fröcsköl, loccsan, lubickol, löttyint, szenzációként tálal
šolikkoa
schizzo, sciacquio, tonfo, tonfo
aspergō, respergō
cebar-cebur
pōhutu, pōhutu, pōhutuhutu, pūhoru
chimuck
plaske, skvette, stenke
plusk, pluskać
chape, tchibum, chapinhar, espalhar
pleosc
всплеск, плеск, шуми́ха, бры́згать, бры́згаться, нашуме́ть, плеска́ть, плеска́ться, расплеска́ться
vsplesk, plesk, šumíxa, brýzgatʹ, brýzgatʹsja, našumétʹ, pleskátʹ, pleskátʹsja, raspleskátʹsja
blash
plesk, čľup
chiringuito, chorrito, poco, poquito, salpicadura, chacualear, chapalear, chapaletear, chapotear, salpicar
tyubun
plask, plaska, skvätta, stänka
sıçramak, sıçratmak
плеск, плю́скіт, бри́зкати, розлива́тися, хлю́патися, хлю́патися, хлюпати
plesk, pljúskit, brýzkaty, rozlyvátysja, xljúpatysja, xljúpatysja, xljupaty
tõm, tùm, ùm, tung toé
spiter, tchapoter
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