Split
//splɪt//
Translations of "split" (87 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acehnese | plah(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Albanian | ndar(divided), nda(divide along a more or less straight line), nda(leave), ndaj((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | σχιστός(divided), Ἀσπάλαθος(port city in Croatia), σχίσμα(crack, longitudinal fissure), μερίζω(share out), σχίζω(divide along a more or less straight line), χωρίζω((intransitive) separate) | skhistós, Aspálathos, skhísma, merízō, skhízō, khōrízō | |
| Arabic | أَسْبَاَلطُو(port city in Croatia), سِبْلِيت(port city in Croatia), انفصل((intransitive) separate), فَصَل(divide along a more or less straight line), قَسَم(divide along a more or less straight line), قَسَمَ(divide along a more or less straight line), قَسَّم(divide along a more or less straight line) | classically, siblīt, faṣal, gasam, qasama, gassam | |
| Aromanian | disic(divide along a more or less straight line), spãntic(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Assamese | ফাল(divide along a more or less straight line) | phal | |
| Azerbaijani | yarıq(crack, longitudinal fissure), bölmək(share out) | — | |
| Balinese | belah(divide along a more or less straight line), tebih(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Bashkir | ярыҡ(crack, longitudinal fissure) | yarıq | |
| Bulgarian | разцепен(divided), Сплит(port city in Croatia), междинно време(athletics: intermediate time), процеп(crack, longitudinal fissure), разделяне(breach, division), цепнатина(crack, longitudinal fissure), шпагат(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), напускам(leave), разделям(share out), разделям((intransitive) separate), разцепвам(divide along a more or less straight line), цепя(divide along a more or less straight line) | razcepen, meždinno vreme, procep, razdeljane, cepnatina, špagat, napuskam, razdeljam, razdeljam, razcepvam, cepja | |
| Burmese | ခွဲ(divide along a more or less straight line) | hkwai: | |
| Catalan | banyes(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), espagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), dividir(divide along a more or less straight line), dividir(share out), escindir(divide along a more or less straight line), partir(divide along a more or less straight line), repartir(share out), separar((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 斯普利特(port city in Croatia), 分裂(divide along a more or less straight line), 裂(divide along a more or less straight line), 裂開 /裂开(divide along a more or less straight line) | Sīpǔlìtè, fēnliè, liè, liěkāi | |
| Corsican | Sbalatu(port city in Croatia), Spalatu(port city in Croatia) | — | |
| Czech | rozdělený(divided), rozpolcený(divided), rozštěpený(divided), provaz(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), roznožka(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), rozštěp(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), rozdělit(divide along a more or less straight line), rozdělit(share out), rozdělit((intransitive) separate), roztrhnout(divide along a more or less straight line), rozštěpit(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Danish | Split(port city in Croatia) | — | |
| Dutch | verdeeld(divided), afsplitsing(breach, division), opsplitsen(divide along a more or less straight line), splitsen(divide along a more or less straight line), uiteengaan((intransitive) separate), verdelen(share out), zich splitsen(to break along the grain) | — | |
| Egyptian | Q3:O34-N37:Z9-Y1(share out) | psš | |
| Esperanto | dividi(divide along a more or less straight line), fendi(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Evenki | дэлки(divide along a more or less straight line) | dəlki- | |
| Finnish | Split(port city in Croatia), haljas(section of skin), halkeama(crack, longitudinal fissure), jako(gambling: division of a stake), pikkupullo(bottle of 0.375 liters), pirstale(split-off piece), puolikas(bottle of 0.375 liters), puolipullo(bottle of 0.375 liters), reikä(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), repeämä(crack, longitudinal fissure), repeämä(breach, division), sirpale(split-off piece), spagaatti(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), split(dessert or confection), splitti(gambling: division of a stake), säle(split-off piece), väliaika(athletics: intermediate time), haljeta(divide along a more or less straight line), halkaista(divide along a more or less straight line), jakaa(share out), lohkaista(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| French | divisé(divided), Split(port city in Croatia), division(breach, division), fissure(crack, longitudinal fissure), fragment(split-off piece), grand écart(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), morceau(split-off piece), split(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), écart(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), casser(to break along the grain), couper(to break along the grain), diviser(divide along a more or less straight line), diviser(share out), fendre(divide along a more or less straight line), partager(share out), rompre(to break along the grain), répartir(share out), s'arracher(leave), scinder(divide along a more or less straight line), se barrer(leave), se casser(leave), se faire la malle(leave), se tirer(leave), séparer((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Galician | dividida(divided), divididas(divided), dividido(divided), divididos(divided), dividir(divide along a more or less straight line), dividir(share out), escindir(divide along a more or less straight line), partir(divide along a more or less straight line), repartir(share out), separar((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Georgian | გაპობა(divide along a more or less straight line), გახლეჩა(divide along a more or less straight line) | gaṗoba, gaxleča | |
| German | gespalten(divided), Split(port city in Croatia), Riss(crack, longitudinal fissure), Spagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), Spalt(crack, longitudinal fissure), Spaltung(breach, division), abhauen(leave), aufteilen(share out), sich spalten(to break along the grain), sich trennen((intransitive) separate), spalten(divide along a more or less straight line), verteilen(share out) | — | |
| Greek | Σπλιτ(port city in Croatia), ρήγμα(tear resulting from tensile stresses), σπαγκάτο(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), σπάω(leave), σχίζω(divide along a more or less straight line), χωρίζω(share out), χωρίζω((intransitive) separate) | rígma, spagkáto, spáo, schízo, chorízo, chorízo | |
| Hawaiian | kōhi(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Hebrew | ספליט(port city in Croatia), שפאגט(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), התחלק(share out), חילק(divide along a more or less straight line), חילק(share out), נפרד((intransitive) separate), עזב(leave), פיצל(divide along a more or less straight line) | hitkhalék, khilék, khilék, nifrád, azáv, pitzél | |
| Hindi | स्प्लित(port city in Croatia), दरार(crack, longitudinal fissure), दरार(breach, division), चीरना(divide along a more or less straight line) | split, darār, darār, cīrnā | |
| Hungarian | megosztott(divided), osztott(divided), franciaspárga(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), harántspárga(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), hasadás(crack, longitudinal fissure), hasadás(breach, division), repedés(crack, longitudinal fissure), rés(crack, longitudinal fissure), spárga(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), szakadás(breach, division), elhasít(divide along a more or less straight line), felhasít(divide along a more or less straight line), feloszt(share out), hasad(to break along the grain), hasít(divide along a more or less straight line), különválik((intransitive) separate), lelécel(leave), lelép(leave), meglép(leave), megoszt(share out), megosztozik(share out), megszakítja a kapcsolatot((intransitive) separate), osztozik(share out), szakít((intransitive) separate), szétbont(share out), széthasít(divide along a more or less straight line), szétoszt(share out), szétrepeszt(divide along a more or less straight line), szétválik((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Icelandic | skiptur(divided), splitt(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), klofna(divide along a more or less straight line), skiljast að((intransitive) separate), skipta upp(share out) | — | |
| Ido | fendar(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Indonesian | belah(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Ingrian | halettaa(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Irish | scoilte(divided), scoilt(crack, longitudinal fissure), scáineadh(crack, longitudinal fissure), deighil(divide along a more or less straight line), roinn(share out), scar((intransitive) separate), scoilt(divide along a more or less straight line), scoilt(to break along the grain), scáin(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Italian | Spalato(port city in Croatia), spaccata(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), dividere(divide along a more or less straight line), dividere(share out), fendere(divide along a more or less straight line), scindere(divide along a more or less straight line), separare((intransitive) separate), spaccare(divide along a more or less straight line), spartire(share out) | — | |
| Japanese | スプリット(port city in Croatia), スプリト(port city in Croatia), スプリット(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), ハーフボトル(bottle of 0.375 liters), 小瓶(bottle of 0.375 liters), 開脚(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), 分ける(share out), 分断する(share out), 分離する(share out), 切り離す(share out), 切断する(share out), 別れる((intransitive) separate), 割る(divide along a more or less straight line) | Supuritto, Supurito, supuritto, hāfu botoru, kobin, wakeru, bundan suru, bunri suru, kiri-hanasu, setsudan suru, wakareru, waru | |
| Javanese | nyigar(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Judeo-Italian | רוּנְפַאמֵינְטוֹ(breach, division) | — | |
| Kazakh | жару(divide along a more or less straight line) | jaru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | ēmthàh(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Korean | 스플리트(port city in Croatia), 스플릿(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), 나누다(divide along a more or less straight line), 나누다(share out), 분열하다(divide along a more or less straight line) | seupeulliteu, seupeullit, nanuda, nanuda, bunyeolhada | |
| Kyrgyz | жаруу(divide along a more or less straight line) | jaruu | |
| Latgalian | škeļt(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Latin | fissus(divided), Aspalatum(port city in Croatia), Spalatrum(port city in Croatia), Spalatum(port city in Croatia), fissura(crack, longitudinal fissure), dispartio(share out), dispartior(share out), divido(share out), dividō(divide along a more or less straight line), fatiscō(to break along the grain), findō(divide along a more or less straight line), partior(divide along a more or less straight line), scindō(divide along a more or less straight line), separo((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Latvian | šķelt(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | kłojś(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Malay | belah(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Māori | mātītore(divided), mahue((intransitive) separate), matakahi(divide along a more or less straight line), mātītore(divide along a more or less straight line), ngawhā(to break along the grain), tiritiri(share out), tohi(divide along a more or less straight line), totoe(share out), tuhatuha(share out), wehe(divide along a more or less straight line), wehe(leave), whakainati(share out) | — | |
| Nanai | дэлки(divide along a more or less straight line) | delki- | |
| Ngazidja Comorian | upasuha(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Northern Altai | чарарга(divide along a more or less straight line) | čararga | |
| Odia | ଫାଟିବା(divide along a more or less straight line) | phāṭibā | |
| Old English | clēofan(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Old Irish | etarscarthae(divided), con·fodlai(share out), dluigid(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اسپالتو(port city in Croatia), یارمق(divide along a more or less straight line) | İspalato, yarmak | |
| Persian | بشکلیدن(divide along a more or less straight line), به چاک زدن(leave), جدایی افتادن((intransitive) separate), جدایی انداختن(share out), شکافتن(to break along the grain), قسمیدن(divide along a more or less straight line), چاکزدن(divide along a more or less straight line), چاکیدن(divide along a more or less straight line), گریختن(leave) | beškalidan | |
| Polish | Split(port city in Croatia), odprysk(split-off piece), odłamek(split-off piece), rozłam(breach, division), rąbek(split-off piece), szczelina(crack, longitudinal fissure), szpagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), dzielić(divide along a more or less straight line), dzielić(share out), rozdzielać(share out), rozejść się((intransitive) separate), rozszczepiać(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Portuguese | Split(port city in Croatia), espacate(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), espargata(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), fenda(crack, longitudinal fissure), fissura(crack, longitudinal fissure), racha(breach, division), cair fora(leave), cindir(divide along a more or less straight line), dividir(divide along a more or less straight line), dividir(share out), partir(divide along a more or less straight line), rachar fora(leave), repartir(share out), separar-se((intransitive) separate), terminar((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Quechua | ch'iqtay(divide along a more or less straight line), laray(divide along a more or less straight line), puchqay(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | ngahaa(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Rarotongan | to‘i(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Romanian | spagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), șpagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), despica(divide along a more or less straight line), diviza(divide along a more or less straight line), diviza(share out), repartiza(share out), scinda(divide along a more or less straight line), separa((intransitive) separate), spinteca(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Romansch | divider(divide along a more or less straight line), divider(share out), fender(divide along a more or less straight line), reparter(share out), separà((intransitive) separate), sfender(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Russian | Сплит(port city in Croatia), разры́в(breach, division), раско́л(breach, division), расще́лина(crack, longitudinal fissure), сплит(dessert or confection), шпагат(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), ще́пка(split-off piece), щель(crack, longitudinal fissure), дели́ть(share out), подели́ть(share out), раздели́ть(share out), раздели́ться((intransitive) separate), разделя́ться((intransitive) separate), разойти́сь((intransitive) separate), расходи́ться((intransitive) separate), расщепи́ть(divide along a more or less straight line), расщепля́ть(divide along a more or less straight line) | razrýv, raskól, rasščélina, split, špagat, ščépka, ščelʹ, delítʹ, podelítʹ, razdelítʹ, razdelítʹsja, razdeljátʹsja, razojtísʹ, rasxodítʹsja, rasščepítʹ, rasščepljátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | भिनत्ति(divide along a more or less straight line) | bhinatti | |
| Serbo-Croatian | Splȉt(port city in Croatia), Спли̏т(port city in Croatia) | — | |
| Slovene | Split(port city in Croatia) | — | |
| Southern Altai | јарар(divide along a more or less straight line) | ǰarar | |
| Spanish | dividido(divided), escindido(short exact sequence), hendido(divided), partido(divided), escisión(breach, division), fisura(crack, longitudinal fissure), fragmento(split-off piece), split(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), dividir(divide along a more or less straight line), dividir(share out), escindir(divide along a more or less straight line), hender(divide along a more or less straight line), hendir(divide along a more or less straight line), partir(divide along a more or less straight line), partir(leave), partirse((intransitive) separate), repartir(share out), separarse((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Sundanese | beulah(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Swedish | fragment(split-off piece), hål(bowling: pattern with missing intermediate pins), spricka(crack, longitudinal fissure), dela(divide along a more or less straight line), dela(share out), flytta isär((intransitive) separate), klyva(divide along a more or less straight line), klyva(to break along the grain), lämna(leave), separera((intransitive) separate), skiljas((intransitive) separate), splittra(divide along a more or less straight line), söndra(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Tahitian | tohi(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Telugu | చీలుచు(divide along a more or less straight line), చీల్చు(divide along a more or less straight line) | cīlucu, cīlcu | |
| Tetum | fera(divide along a more or less straight line), fota(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Tocharian B | kaut(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Tooro | asa(divide along a more or less straight line), leremuka((intransitive) separate), leremura(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Turkish | bölünme(breach, division), yarık(crack, longitudinal fissure), çatlak(crack, longitudinal fissure), şpagat(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), ayrılmak((intransitive) separate), bölüşmek(share out), kırışmak(share out), yarmak(divide along a more or less straight line), yarılmak(to break along the grain) | — | |
| Ukrainian | Поперечка(manoeuvre, acrobatic feat ("splits")), щі́лина(crack, longitudinal fissure) | Poperečka, ščílyna | |
| Uzbek | tilmoq(divide along a more or less straight line), yormoq(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Venetan | Spàlato(port city in Croatia) | — | |
| Vietnamese | chẻ(divide along a more or less straight line), tách((intransitive) separate), xẻ(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Walloon | creveure(crack, longitudinal fissure), crevåde(crack, longitudinal fissure), findaxhe(crack, longitudinal fissure), finte(crack, longitudinal fissure), schetlaedje(breach, division), cwiter(leave), finde(divide along a more or less straight line), pårti(share out), si cwiter((intransitive) separate) | — | |
| Welsh | hollti(divide along a more or less straight line) | — | |
| Yakut | хайыт(divide along a more or less straight line) | qayït | |
| Yiddish | שפּאַלטן(divide along a more or less straight line) | shpaltn | |
| Zealandic | spliete(divide along a more or less straight line) | — |
plah
ndar, nda, nda, ndaj
σχιστός, Ἀσπάλαθος, σχίσμα, μερίζω, σχίζω, χωρίζω
skhistós, Aspálathos, skhísma, merízō, skhízō, khōrízō
أَسْبَاَلطُو, سِبْلِيت, انفصل, فَصَل, قَسَم, قَسَمَ, قَسَّم
classically, siblīt, faṣal, gasam, qasama, gassam
disic, spãntic
yarıq, bölmək
belah, tebih
разцепен, Сплит, междинно време, процеп, разделяне, цепнатина, шпагат, напускам, разделям, разделям, разцепвам, цепя
razcepen, meždinno vreme, procep, razdeljane, cepnatina, špagat, napuskam, razdeljam, razdeljam, razcepvam, cepja
banyes, espagat, dividir, dividir, escindir, partir, repartir, separar
Sbalatu, Spalatu
rozdělený, rozpolcený, rozštěpený, provaz, roznožka, rozštěp, rozdělit, rozdělit, rozdělit, roztrhnout, rozštěpit
Split
verdeeld, afsplitsing, opsplitsen, splitsen, uiteengaan, verdelen, zich splitsen
dividi, fendi
Split, haljas, halkeama, jako, pikkupullo, pirstale, puolikas, puolipullo, reikä, repeämä, repeämä, sirpale, spagaatti, split, splitti, säle, väliaika, haljeta, halkaista, jakaa, lohkaista
divisé, Split, division, fissure, fragment, grand écart, morceau, split, écart, casser, couper, diviser, diviser, fendre, partager, rompre, répartir, s'arracher, scinder, se barrer, se casser, se faire la malle, se tirer, séparer
dividida, divididas, dividido, divididos, dividir, dividir, escindir, partir, repartir, separar
gespalten, Split, Riss, Spagat, Spalt, Spaltung, abhauen, aufteilen, sich spalten, sich trennen, spalten, verteilen
Σπλιτ, ρήγμα, σπαγκάτο, σπάω, σχίζω, χωρίζω, χωρίζω
rígma, spagkáto, spáo, schízo, chorízo, chorízo
kōhi
ספליט, שפאגט, התחלק, חילק, חילק, נפרד, עזב, פיצל
hitkhalék, khilék, khilék, nifrád, azáv, pitzél
megosztott, osztott, franciaspárga, harántspárga, hasadás, hasadás, repedés, rés, spárga, szakadás, elhasít, felhasít, feloszt, hasad, hasít, különválik, lelécel, lelép, meglép, megoszt, megosztozik, megszakítja a kapcsolatot, osztozik, szakít, szétbont, széthasít, szétoszt, szétrepeszt, szétválik
skiptur, splitt, klofna, skiljast að, skipta upp
fendar
belah
halettaa
scoilte, scoilt, scáineadh, deighil, roinn, scar, scoilt, scoilt, scáin
Spalato, spaccata, dividere, dividere, fendere, scindere, separare, spaccare, spartire
スプリット, スプリト, スプリット, ハーフボトル, 小瓶, 開脚, 分ける, 分断する, 分離する, 切り離す, 切断する, 別れる, 割る
Supuritto, Supurito, supuritto, hāfu botoru, kobin, wakeru, bundan suru, bunri suru, kiri-hanasu, setsudan suru, wakareru, waru
nyigar
רוּנְפַאמֵינְטוֹ
ēmthàh
škeļt
fissus, Aspalatum, Spalatrum, Spalatum, fissura, dispartio, dispartior, divido, dividō, fatiscō, findō, partior, scindō, separo
šķelt
kłojś
belah
mātītore, mahue, matakahi, mātītore, ngawhā, tiritiri, tohi, totoe, tuhatuha, wehe, wehe, whakainati
upasuha
clēofan
etarscarthae, con·fodlai, dluigid
بشکلیدن, به چاک زدن, جدایی افتادن, جدایی انداختن, شکافتن, قسمیدن, چاکزدن, چاکیدن, گریختن
beškalidan
Split, odprysk, odłamek, rozłam, rąbek, szczelina, szpagat, dzielić, dzielić, rozdzielać, rozejść się, rozszczepiać
Split, espacate, espargata, fenda, fissura, racha, cair fora, cindir, dividir, dividir, partir, rachar fora, repartir, separar-se, terminar
ch'iqtay, laray, puchqay
ngahaa
to‘i
spagat, șpagat, despica, diviza, diviza, repartiza, scinda, separa, spinteca
divider, divider, fender, reparter, separà, sfender
Сплит, разры́в, раско́л, расще́лина, сплит, шпагат, ще́пка, щель, дели́ть, подели́ть, раздели́ть, раздели́ться, разделя́ться, разойти́сь, расходи́ться, расщепи́ть, расщепля́ть
razrýv, raskól, rasščélina, split, špagat, ščépka, ščelʹ, delítʹ, podelítʹ, razdelítʹ, razdelítʹsja, razdeljátʹsja, razojtísʹ, rasxodítʹsja, rasščepítʹ, rasščepljátʹ
Splȉt, Спли̏т
Split
dividido, escindido, hendido, partido, escisión, fisura, fragmento, split, dividir, dividir, escindir, hender, hendir, partir, partir, partirse, repartir, separarse
beulah
fragment, hål, spricka, dela, dela, flytta isär, klyva, klyva, lämna, separera, skiljas, splittra, söndra
tohi
fera, fota
kaut
asa, leremuka, leremura
bölünme, yarık, çatlak, şpagat, ayrılmak, bölüşmek, kırışmak, yarmak, yarılmak
tilmoq, yormoq
Spàlato
chẻ, tách, xẻ
creveure, crevåde, findaxhe, finte, schetlaedje, cwiter, finde, pårti, si cwiter
hollti
spliete
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