Syncope
//ˈsɪŋ.kə.pi//
Translations of "syncope" (33 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | sinkopë(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Arabic | إِغْمَاء(loss of consciousness) | ʔiḡmāʔ | |
| Breton | meztroc'h(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Bulgarian | припадък(loss of consciousness), синко́п(absence of a sound), синко́п(loss of consciousness) | pripadǎk, sinkóp, sinkóp | |
| Catalan | síncope(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 中略語 /中略语(absence of a sound), 切分音(missed beat or off-beat stress), 昏厥(loss of consciousness), 暈厥 /晕厥(loss of consciousness) | zhōnglüèyǔ, qiēfēnyīn, hūnjué, yūnjué | |
| Czech | mdloba(loss of consciousness), synkopa(absence of a sound), synkopa(loss of consciousness), synkopa(missed beat or off-beat stress) | — | |
| Danish | synkope(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Dutch | syncope(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Finnish | pyörtyminen(loss of consciousness), sisäheitto(absence of a sound), synkooppi(missed beat or off-beat stress), synkopee(absence of a sound), synkopee(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| French | pâmoison(loss of consciousness), syncope(absence of a sound), syncope(loss of consciousness), syncope(missed beat or off-beat stress) | — | |
| Galician | agavante(loss of consciousness), dada(loss of consciousness), desvano(loss of consciousness), testabau(loss of consciousness), trastavai(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| German | Ohnmacht(loss of consciousness), Synkope(absence of a sound), Synkope(loss of consciousness), Synkope(missed beat or off-beat stress) | — | |
| Greek | λιποθυμία(loss of consciousness), συγκοπή(absence of a sound), συγκοπή(missed beat or off-beat stress) | lipothymía, sygkopí, sygkopí | |
| Hebrew | עלפון(loss of consciousness) | ilafon | |
| Hungarian | eszméletvesztés(loss of consciousness), hangugratás(absence of a sound), szinkópa(absence of a sound), szinkópa(missed beat or off-beat stress), tudatvesztés(loss of consciousness), ájulás(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Icelandic | brottfall(missed beat or off-beat stress) | — | |
| Italian | sincope(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Japanese | 気絶(loss of consciousness), 語中音消失(absence of a sound) | kizetsu, gochūon shōshitsu | |
| Latin | languor(loss of consciousness), syncopē(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Macedonian | си́нкопа(absence of a sound) | sínkopa | |
| Malay | lenyap bunyi(absence of a sound), sinkope(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Occitan | esvanida(loss of consciousness), esvaniment(loss of consciousness), sincòpa(absence of a sound), sincòpi(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Persian | سنکوپ(loss of consciousness), غش(loss of consciousness) | sankup, ġaš | |
| Polish | synkopa(absence of a sound), synkopa(missed beat or off-beat stress) | — | |
| Portuguese | síncope(absence of a sound), síncope(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Russian | о́бморок(loss of consciousness), синко́па(absence of a sound), синко́па(loss of consciousness), синко́па(missed beat or off-beat stress) | óbmorok, sinkópa, sinkópa, sinkópa | |
| Scottish Gaelic | fannachadh(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Spanish | soponcio(loss of consciousness), síncopa(absence of a sound), síncopa(missed beat or off-beat stress), síncope(absence of a sound), síncope(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Swedish | synkop(missed beat or off-beat stress), synkope(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Turkish | bayılma(loss of consciousness), senkop(loss of consciousness) | — | |
| Vietnamese | rụng âm(absence of a sound) | — | |
| Welsh | rhyngddoriad(absence of a sound) | — |
sinkopë
meztroc'h
síncope
mdloba, synkopa, synkopa, synkopa
synkope
syncope
pyörtyminen, sisäheitto, synkooppi, synkopee, synkopee
pâmoison, syncope, syncope, syncope
agavante, dada, desvano, testabau, trastavai
Ohnmacht, Synkope, Synkope, Synkope
eszméletvesztés, hangugratás, szinkópa, szinkópa, tudatvesztés, ájulás
brottfall
sincope
languor, syncopē
lenyap bunyi, sinkope
esvanida, esvaniment, sincòpa, sincòpi
synkopa, synkopa
síncope, síncope
fannachadh
soponcio, síncopa, síncopa, síncope, síncope
synkop, synkope
bayılma, senkop
rụng âm
rhyngddoriad
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.