Strangle
//ˈstɹæŋɡ(ə)l//
Translations of "strangle" (52 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | στραγγαλίζω(to kill someone by strangulation), ἄγχω(to kill someone by strangulation) | strangalízō, ánkhō | |
| Arabic | خَنَقَ(to kill someone by strangulation) | ḵanaqa | |
| Azerbaijani | boğmaq(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Basque | itota hil(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Belarusian | душы́ць(to kill someone by strangulation), прыдушы́ць(to kill someone by strangulation) | dušýcʹ, prydušýcʹ | |
| Bikol Central | hugot(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Bulgarian | сподавям(to stifle or suppress), удушавам(to kill someone by strangulation) | spodavjam, udušavam | |
| Catalan | escanyar(to kill someone by strangulation), estrangular(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 压制(to stifle or suppress), 扼殺 /扼杀(to kill someone by strangulation), 抑制(to stifle or suppress) | yāzhì, èshā, yìzhì | |
| Czech | dávit(to kill someone by strangulation), potlačit(to stifle or suppress), uškrtit(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Danish | kvæle(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Dutch | onderdrukken(to stifle or suppress), worgen(to kill someone by strangulation), wurgen(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Esperanto | strangoli(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Finnish | kuristaa(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| French | étrangler(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Galician | esganar(to kill someone by strangulation), estrangular(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Georgian | ახრჩობს(to kill someone by strangulation), გუდავს(to kill someone by strangulation), დაგუდვა(to kill someone by strangulation), დახრჩობა(to kill someone by strangulation) | axrčobs, gudavs, dagudva, daxrčoba | |
| German | erwürgen(to kill someone by strangulation), strangulieren(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Greek | στραγγαλίζω(to kill someone by strangulation) | strangalízo | |
| Hebrew | חנק(to kill someone by strangulation), חנק למוות(to kill someone by strangulation) | khanák, khanák lamávet | |
| Hungarian | elfojt(to stifle or suppress), fojtogat(to kill someone by strangulation), megfojt(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Indonesian | mencekik(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Irish | tacht(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Italian | strangolare(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Japanese | 絞め殺す(to kill someone by strangulation) | shimekorosu | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | thīp-àh(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Khmer | ច្របាច់ក(to kill someone by strangulation), ត្របែងក(to kill someone by strangulation), រឹតក(to kill someone by strangulation) | crɑbac kɑɑ, trɑbaeŋ kɑɑ, riit kɑɑ | |
| Korean | 교살하다(to kill someone by strangulation) | gyosalhada | |
| Latin | angō(to kill someone by strangulation), offōcō(to kill someone by strangulation), strangulō(to kill someone by strangulation), suffōcō(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Lithuanian | pasmaugti(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Māori | nanati(to kill someone by strangulation), nanati(to stifle or suppress), natinati(to stifle or suppress), ronarona(to kill someone by strangulation), tārona(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Middle English | stranglen(to kill someone by strangulation), stranglen(to stifle or suppress) | — | |
| Norman | êtranglyi(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | fetisandin(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Old Church Slavonic | загрълꙗти(to kill someone by strangulation) | zagrŭljati | |
| Old English | wyrgan(to kill someone by strangulation), āwyrġan(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | بوغمق(to kill someone by strangulation) | boğmak | |
| Portuguese | estrangular(to kill someone by strangulation), sufocar(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Quechua | sipiy(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Russian | души́ть(to kill someone by strangulation), задуши́ть(to kill someone by strangulation), подави́ть(to stifle or suppress), подавля́ть(to stifle or suppress), придуши́ть(to kill someone by strangulation) | dušítʹ, zadušítʹ, podavítʹ, podavljátʹ, pridušítʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | mùch(to kill someone by strangulation), tachd(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | zadaviti(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Slovak | zaškrtiť(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Spanish | estrangular(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Swahili | nyonga(to kill someone by strangulation), nyonga(to stifle or suppress) | — | |
| Swedish | strypa(to kill someone by strangulation), undertrycka(to stifle or suppress) | — | |
| Tagalog | manakal(to kill someone by strangulation), sakalin(to kill someone by strangulation), sumakal(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Thai | บีบคอ(to kill someone by strangulation) | bìip-kɔɔ | |
| Turkish | boğmak(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Ukrainian | души́ти(to kill someone by strangulation), задуши́ти(to kill someone by strangulation), приду́шувати(to stifle or suppress), придуши́ти(to kill someone by strangulation), придуши́ти(to stifle or suppress) | dušýty, zadušýty, prydúšuvaty, prydušýty, prydušýty | |
| Vietnamese | bóp nghẹt(to kill someone by strangulation) | — | |
| Welsh | tagu(to kill someone by strangulation) | — |
boğmaq
itota hil
hugot
escanyar, estrangular
dávit, potlačit, uškrtit
kvæle
onderdrukken, worgen, wurgen
strangoli
kuristaa
étrangler
esganar, estrangular
erwürgen, strangulieren
elfojt, fojtogat, megfojt
mencekik
tacht
strangolare
thīp-àh
angō, offōcō, strangulō, suffōcō
pasmaugti
nanati, nanati, natinati, ronarona, tārona
stranglen, stranglen
êtranglyi
fetisandin
wyrgan, āwyrġan
estrangular, sufocar
sipiy
души́ть, задуши́ть, подави́ть, подавля́ть, придуши́ть
dušítʹ, zadušítʹ, podavítʹ, podavljátʹ, pridušítʹ
mùch, tachd
zadaviti
zaškrtiť
estrangular
nyonga, nyonga
strypa, undertrycka
manakal, sakalin, sumakal
boğmak
души́ти, задуши́ти, приду́шувати, придуши́ти, придуши́ти
dušýty, zadušýty, prydúšuvaty, prydušýty, prydušýty
bóp nghẹt
tagu
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