Sticky

//ˈstɪki//

Translations of "sticky" (48 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	γλίσχρος(able or likely to stick)	glískhros
Armenian	կպչուն(able or likely to stick)	kpčʻun
Asturian	pegañosu(able or likely to stick)	—
Bikol Central	mapulot(able or likely to stick)	—
Bulgarian	леплив(able or likely to stick)	lepliv
Catalan	apegalós(able or likely to stick), enganxós(able or likely to stick)	—
Cebuano	pilit(able or likely to stick)	—
Chinese Mandarin	黏(able or likely to stick)	nián
Dutch	hachelijk(potentially difficult to escape from), kleverig(able or likely to stick)	—
Esperanto	glueca(able or likely to stick)	—
Estonian	kleepuv(able or likely to stick)	—
Finnish	koukuttava(of weather), tahmea(able or likely to stick), tarttuva(able or likely to stick)	—
French	collant(able or likely to stick), collant(potentially difficult to escape from), gluant(able or likely to stick), poisseux(able or likely to stick)	—
Galician	apegadizo(able or likely to stick), pegañento(able or likely to stick), pegañoso(able or likely to stick)	—
German	heikel(potentially difficult to escape from), klebrig(able or likely to stick), stickig(able or likely to stick)	—
Greek	κολλώδης(able or likely to stick)	kollódis
Hungarian	bajos(potentially difficult to escape from), fülledt(of weather), izzasztó(of weather), kényes(potentially difficult to escape from), kínos(potentially difficult to escape from), ragacsos(able or likely to stick), ragadós(able or likely to stick), tapadós(able or likely to stick), öntapadó(able or likely to stick), öntapadós cédula(sticky note, such as a Post-It)	—
Icelandic	klístraður(able or likely to stick)	—
Indonesian	lengket(able or likely to stick)	—
Ingrian	tarttuva(able or likely to stick)	—
Irish	greamaitheach(able or likely to stick)	—
Italian	vischioso(able or likely to stick)	—
Japanese	ベタベタする(able or likely to stick)	betabeta suru
Khiamniungan Naga	yàpyàpkò(able or likely to stick)	—
Lao	ໜຽວ(able or likely to stick)	niāu
Latin	viscidus(able or likely to stick)	—
Latvian	lipīgs(able or likely to stick)	—
Māori	kūpiapia(able or likely to stick), ngingita(able or likely to stick)	—
Marathi	चिकट(able or likely to stick)	cikaṭ
Mongolian	бүгчим чийгтэй(of weather), ᠪᠦᠭᠴᠢᠮ ᠴᠢᠭᠢᠭᠲᠡᠢ(of weather)	bügčim čiigtej, büɣčim čigiɣtei
Norwegian	klissete(able or likely to stick)	—
Old English	clibbor(able or likely to stick)	—
Ottoman Turkish	یاپشقان(able or likely to stick)	yapışkan
Plautdietsch	bakrich(able or likely to stick)	—
Polish	lepki(able or likely to stick)	—
Portuguese	grudento(able or likely to stick), pegajoso(able or likely to stick), fixar(to fix a thread at the top of the list)	—
Romanian	lipicios(able or likely to stick)	—
Russian	кле́йкий(able or likely to stick), ли́пкий(able or likely to stick)	kléjkij, lípkij
Scottish Gaelic	leanailteach(able or likely to stick)	—
Spanish	adherente(able or likely to stick), adherible(able or likely to stick), bochornoso(of weather), escabroso(potentially difficult to escape from), exitoso(that keeps visitors from leaving it), pegajoso(able or likely to stick), pegajoso(that keeps visitors from leaving it), peliagudo(potentially difficult to escape from), popular(that keeps visitors from leaving it), predeterminado(persistent across multiple incarnations of a widget), recado adherible(sticky note, such as a Post-It)	—
Swedish	kladdig(able or likely to stick), kletig(able or likely to stick), klibbig(able or likely to stick), klibbigt(of weather)	—
Thai	เหนียว(able or likely to stick)	nǐao
Turkish	yapışkan(able or likely to stick)	—
Ukrainian	липкий(able or likely to stick), липучий(able or likely to stick)	lypkyj, lypučyj
Unami	psàkwe(able or likely to stick), psàkwsi(able or likely to stick)	—
Vietnamese	dính(able or likely to stick)	—
Volapük	kleböfik(able or likely to stick)	—
Yiddish	קלעפּיק(able or likely to stick), קלעפּעדיק(able or likely to stick)	klepik, klepedik