Sprout

//spɹaʊt//

Translations of "sprout" (61 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	syth(new growth on a plant), mbi(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), mbi(to emerge from a surface), ze(to cause to grow from a seed), çel(to cause to grow from a seed)	—
Ancient Greek	βλαστός(new growth on a plant), βλαστάνω(to grow, to germinate), θάλλω(to grow, to germinate)	blastós, blastánō, thállō
Arabic	نَبْتَة(new growth on a plant)	nabta
Armenian	ծլարձակել(to grow, to germinate)	clarjakel
Assamese	গজালি(new growth on a plant), গজা(to grow, to germinate)	gozali, goza
Azerbaijani	cücərti(new growth on a plant), pöhrə(new growth on a plant), zoğ(new growth on a plant), cücərmək(to grow, to germinate), cücərmək(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), göyərmək(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	—
Bashkir	үҫенте(new growth on a plant)	üśente
Basque	kimu(new growth on a plant), muskil(child)	—
Belarusian	парастак(new growth on a plant)	parastak
Bikol Central	tambo(to grow, to germinate), tambo(to cause to grow from a seed), tambo(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	—
Bulgarian	издънка(new growth on a plant), кълн(edible germinated seed), потомък(child), израствам(to cause to grow from a seed), пониквам(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), прораствам(to grow, to germinate)	izdǎnka, kǎln, potomǎk, izrastvam, ponikvam, prorastvam
Catalan	brot(new growth on a plant), brollar(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), brollar(to emerge from a surface), brotar(to cause to grow from a seed), germinar(to grow, to germinate)	—
Cherokee	ᎠᎵᏰᎲᏍᎦ(to grow, to germinate)	aliyehvsga
Chinese Mandarin	芽(new growth on a plant), 发芽(to cause to grow from a seed), 發芽 /发芽(to cause to grow from a seed)	yá, fāyá, fāyá
Czech	klíček(new growth on a plant), výhonek(new growth on a plant)	—
Danish	spire(new growth on a plant)	—
Dutch	kiemgroente(edible germinated seed), scheut(new growth on a plant), spruit(new growth on a plant), spruit(child), laten ontkiemen(to cause to grow from a seed), ontspruiten(to grow, to germinate), uitschieten(to grow, to germinate)	—
Esperanto	sproso(new growth on a plant), elkreski(to grow, to germinate), ĝermi(to grow, to germinate)	—
Estonian	idu(new growth on a plant), idu(edible germinated seed), võsu(child), idanema(to grow, to germinate), tärkama(to grow, to germinate)	—
Finnish	itu(new growth on a plant), itu(edible germinated seed), vesa(new growth on a plant), vesa(child), idättää(to cause to grow from a seed), itää(to grow, to germinate)	—
French	graine germée(edible germinated seed), jeune pousse(child), pousse(new growth on a plant), faire germer(to cause to grow from a seed), germer(to grow, to germinate)	—
Galician	bilro(new growth on a plant), bortón(new growth on a plant), bretón(new growth on a plant), enllo(new growth on a plant), fillo(new growth on a plant), gomo(new growth on a plant), gromo(new growth on a plant), necre(child), nécoro(child), rebento(new growth on a plant), xendra(new growth on a plant), xeno(new growth on a plant), xermolo(new growth on a plant), agromar(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), agromar(to emerge from a surface), xerminar(to grow, to germinate), xermolar(to grow, to germinate), xermolar(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), xurdir(to emerge from a surface)	—
Georgian	აღმონაცენი(new growth on a plant), მორჩი(new growth on a plant), რქა(new growth on a plant), ღივი(new growth on a plant), ყლორტი(new growth on a plant), აღმოცენება(to grow, to germinate), აღმოცენება(to cause to grow from a seed), აღმოცენება(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	aɣmonaceni, morči, rka, ɣivi, q̇lorṭi, aɣmoceneba, aɣmoceneba, aɣmoceneba
German	Spross(new growth on a plant), Spross(child), Sprossen(edible germinated seed), Sprössling(new growth on a plant), Sprössling(child), (Zweige) treiben(to grow, to germinate), aufkeimen(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), auskeimen (lassen)(to cause to grow from a seed), auswachsen(to emerge from a surface), hervorsprießem(to emerge from a surface), keimen(to grow, to germinate), keimen (lassen)(to cause to grow from a seed), keimen (vi.)(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), keimen (vt.)(to cause to grow from a seed), sich auswachsen (vr.)(to emerge from a surface), sprießen(to grow, to germinate), sprießen(to emerge from a surface), wachsen (aus)(to emerge from a surface)	—
Gothic	𐌺𐌴𐌹𐌽𐌰𐌽(to grow, to germinate)	keinan
Hebrew	נֶבֶט(new growth on a plant), נבט(edible germinated seed)	névet, névet
Hindi	अंकुर(new growth on a plant), पल्लव(new growth on a plant), पल्लवी(new growth on a plant), अंकुरण(to grow, to germinate), अंकुरण(to cause to grow from a seed), अंकुरण(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), उगना(to grow, to germinate), बढ़ना(to grow, to germinate)	aṅkur, pallav, pallavī, aṅkuraṇ, aṅkuraṇ, aṅkuraṇ, ugnā, baṛhnā
Hungarian	csíra(new growth on a plant), hajtás(new growth on a plant), sarj(new growth on a plant), sarjadék(new growth on a plant), kicsírázik(to grow, to germinate), kihajt(to grow, to germinate)	—
Icelandic	frjónál(new growth on a plant), spíra(new growth on a plant)	—
Indonesian	anakan(new growth on a plant), tunas(new growth on a plant), bertunas(to grow, to germinate)	—
Ingrian	itu(new growth on a plant), oras(new growth on a plant), ittää(to grow, to germinate), itähyä(to grow, to germinate), iättää(to cause to grow from a seed), orastua(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	—
Irish	eascróg(new growth on a plant), péacán(new growth on a plant)	—
Italian	germoglio(new growth on a plant), getto(new growth on a plant), pollone(new growth on a plant), virgulto(new growth on a plant), germogliare(to grow, to germinate), germogliare(to cause to grow from a seed)	—
Japanese	もやし(new growth on a plant), 芽(new growth on a plant), 芽立ち(new growth on a plant), スプラウト(to cause to grow from a seed), 発芽する(to grow, to germinate)	moyashi, me, medachi, supurauto, hatsuga suru
Khiamniungan Naga	tîo(new growth on a plant)	—
Latin	germen(new growth on a plant), surculus(new growth on a plant), turiō(new growth on a plant), germinō(to grow, to germinate), herbesco(to grow, to germinate)	—
Latvian	dīgsts(new growth on a plant)	—
Macedonian	никулец(new growth on a plant), фиданка(new growth on a plant), изрти(to cause to grow from a seed), ’рти(to grow, to germinate)	nikulec, fidanka, izrti, ’rti
Manchu	ᠠᡵᠰᡠᠨ(new growth on a plant), ᡶᡠᡵᠰᡠᠨ(new growth on a plant)	arsun, fursun
Māori	kotira(new growth on a plant), mātātupu(new growth on a plant), pihi(new growth on a plant), kotira(to grow, to germinate), kotira(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), kōhura(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), kōriro(to grow, to germinate), mihamiha(to emerge from a surface), mātātupu(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), whakangao(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	—
Marathi	अंकुर(new growth on a plant), मोड(new growth on a plant), अंकुरणे(to grow, to germinate), मोड येणे(to grow, to germinate)	aṅkur, moḍ, aṅkurṇe, moḍ yeṇe
Minangkabau	tumbuah(to grow, to germinate)	—
Persian	جوانه(new growth on a plant)	javâne
Polish	berbeć(child)	—
Portuguese	broto(new growth on a plant), rebento(new growth on a plant), brotar(to cause to grow from a seed), germinar(to grow, to germinate)	—
Quechua	yuri(new growth on a plant)	—
Russian	побе́г(new growth on a plant), росто́к(new growth on a plant), прорастать(to grow, to germinate)	pobég, rostók, prorastatʹ
Scottish Gaelic	bachlag(new growth on a plant)	—
Sicilian	gigghiu(new growth on a plant), aggigghiari(to grow, to germinate), aggigghiari(to cause to grow from a seed), aggigghiari(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), spicari(to emerge from the soil as sprouts)	—
Slovak	klíček(new growth on a plant)	—
Spanish	brota(new growth on a plant), brote(new growth on a plant), broto(new growth on a plant), raijo(new growth on a plant), retoño(new growth on a plant), retoño(child), brotar(to cause to grow from a seed), germinar(to grow, to germinate)	—
Swedish	brodd(new growth on a plant), skott(new growth on a plant), gro(to grow, to germinate)	—
Tamil	முளை(to grow, to germinate)	muḷai
Telugu	మొలక(new growth on a plant), మొలకెత్తు(to grow, to germinate), మొలిపించు(to cause to grow from a seed)	molaka, molakettu, molipiñcu
Thai	งอก(to grow, to germinate)	ngɔ̂ɔk
Tocharian B	yakwe(new growth on a plant)	—
Turkish	filiz(new growth on a plant), sürgün(new growth on a plant), bitmek(to grow, to germinate), filizlenmek(to grow, to germinate)	—
Ukrainian	па́гін(new growth on a plant), росто́к(new growth on a plant)	páhin, rostók
Venetan	but(new growth on a plant), buto(new growth on a plant)	—
Walloon	sprôte(new growth on a plant)	—
Welsh	egino(to grow, to germinate), egino(to cause to grow from a seed), egino(to emerge from the soil as sprouts), egino(to emerge from a surface)	—

Albanian

syth, mbi, mbi, ze, çel

Ancient Greek

βλαστός, βλαστάνω, θάλλω

blastós, blastánō, thállō

Arabic

نَبْتَة

nabta

Armenian

ծլարձակել

clarjakel

Assamese

গজালি, গজা

gozali, goza

Azerbaijani

cücərti, pöhrə, zoğ, cücərmək, cücərmək, göyərmək

Bashkir

үҫенте

üśente

Basque

kimu, muskil

Belarusian

парастак

parastak

Bikol Central

tambo, tambo, tambo

Bulgarian

издънка, кълн, потомък, израствам, пониквам, прораствам

izdǎnka, kǎln, potomǎk, izrastvam, ponikvam, prorastvam

Catalan

brot, brollar, brollar, brotar, germinar

Cherokee

ᎠᎵᏰᎲᏍᎦ

aliyehvsga

Chinese Mandarin

芽, 发芽, 發芽 /发芽

yá, fāyá, fāyá

Czech

klíček, výhonek

Danish

spire

Dutch

kiemgroente, scheut, spruit, spruit, laten ontkiemen, ontspruiten, uitschieten

Esperanto

sproso, elkreski, ĝermi

Estonian

idu, idu, võsu, idanema, tärkama

Finnish

itu, itu, vesa, vesa, idättää, itää

French

graine germée, jeune pousse, pousse, faire germer, germer

Galician

bilro, bortón, bretón, enllo, fillo, gomo, gromo, necre, nécoro, rebento, xendra, xeno, xermolo, agromar, agromar, xerminar, xermolar, xermolar, xurdir

Georgian

აღმონაცენი, მორჩი, რქა, ღივი, ყლორტი, აღმოცენება, აღმოცენება, აღმოცენება

aɣmonaceni, morči, rka, ɣivi, q̇lorṭi, aɣmoceneba, aɣmoceneba, aɣmoceneba

German

Spross, Spross, Sprossen, Sprössling, Sprössling, (Zweige) treiben, aufkeimen, auskeimen (lassen), auswachsen, hervorsprießem, keimen, keimen (lassen), keimen (vi.), keimen (vt.), sich auswachsen (vr.), sprießen, sprießen, wachsen (aus)