Toast
//təʊst//
Translations of "toast" (65 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | heildronk(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Albanian | dolli(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πρόποσις(salutation while drinking alcohol), ἀποπυρίας(toasted bread), προπίνω(to engage in a salutation) | próposis, apopurías, propínō | |
| Armenian | բաժակաճառ(salutation while drinking alcohol), կենաց(salutation while drinking alcohol), տոստ(toasted bread) | bažakačaṙ, kenacʻ, tost | |
| Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | ܨܲܘܹܐ(to lightly cook by browning over fire), ܨܲܘܹܐ(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | ṣawwē, ṣawwē | |
| Azerbaijani | sağlıq(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Belarusian | грэ́нка(toasted bread), тост(toasted bread), тост(salutation while drinking alcohol) | hrénka, tost, tost | |
| Bulgarian | наздравица(salutation while drinking alcohol), препе́чена фили́я(toasted bread), тост(salutation while drinking alcohol), вдигам тост(to engage in a salutation), препичам(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | nazdravica, prepéčena filíja, tost, vdigam tost, prepičam | |
| Catalan | brindis(salutation while drinking alcohol), torrada(toasted bread), brindar(to engage in a salutation), torrar(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 多士(toasted bread) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 吐司(toasted bread), 多士(toasted bread), 敬酒(salutation while drinking alcohol), 烤吐司(toasted bread), 烤麵包 /烤面包(toasted bread), 祝酒(salutation while drinking alcohol) | tǔsī, duōshì, jìngjiǔ, kǎotǔsī, kǎomiànbāo, zhùjiǔ | |
| Cornish | krasa(to lightly cook by browning over fire), krasa(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Czech | přípitek(salutation while drinking alcohol), topinka(toasted bread), toust(toasted bread) | — | |
| Danish | ristet brød(toasted bread), skål(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Dutch | geroosterd brood(toasted bread), heildronk(salutation while drinking alcohol), toost(toasted bread), toost(salutation while drinking alcohol), drinken op(to engage in a salutation), grillen(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), proosten(to engage in a salutation), roosteren(to lightly cook by browning over fire), roosteren(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), toasten(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), toasten(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Erzya | рестамокши(toasted bread) | restamokši | |
| Esperanto | rostpano(toasted bread), tosto(salutation while drinking alcohol), tosti(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Estonian | röstsai(toasted bread), toost(salutation while drinking alcohol), röstima(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | — | |
| Faroese | skál(salutation while drinking alcohol), snerkt breyð(toasted bread) | — | |
| Finnish | maljapuhe(salutation while drinking alcohol), paahtoleipä(toasted bread), esittää malja(to engage in a salutation), juoda malja(to engage in a salutation), kilistää(to engage in a salutation), kohottaa malja(to engage in a salutation), nostaa malja(to engage in a salutation), paahtaa(to lightly cook by browning over fire), paahtaa(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), skoolata(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| French | pain grillé(toasted bread), rôtie(toasted bread), toast(toasted bread), toast(salutation while drinking alcohol), griller(to lightly cook by browning over fire), griller(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), porter un toast(to engage in a salutation), trinquer(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Friulian | brustulâ(toasted bread) | — | |
| Galician | brinde(salutation while drinking alcohol), rebanda(toasted bread), torrada(toasted bread), brindar(to engage in a salutation), torrar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), torrar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Georgian | გახუხული პური(toasted bread), დაბრაწული პური(toasted bread), სადღეგრძელო(salutation while drinking alcohol), ცეცხლზე დაბრაწული პური(toasted bread), გახუხვა(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), დაბრაწვა(to lightly cook by browning over fire), დალოცვა(to engage in a salutation), დღეგრძელობა(to engage in a salutation), შებრაწვა(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | gaxuxuli ṗuri, dabrac̣uli ṗuri, sadɣegrʒelo, cecxlze dabrac̣uli ṗuri, gaxuxva, dabrac̣va, dalocva, dɣegrʒeloba, šebrac̣va | |
| German | Röstbrot(toasted bread), Tischrede(salutation while drinking alcohol), Toast(toasted bread), Toast(salutation while drinking alcohol), Toastbrot(toasted bread), Trinkspruch(salutation while drinking alcohol), anstoßen(to engage in a salutation), auf jemandes Wohl trinken(to engage in a salutation), rösten(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), toasten(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), toasten(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Greek | φρυγανιά(toasted bread) | fryganiá | |
| Hebrew | הרמת כוסית(salutation while drinking alcohol), טוסט(toasted bread), לחיים(salutation while drinking alcohol), קלי(toasted bread) | haramát kosít, tost, lekháyim, qalí | |
| Icelandic | ristað brauð(toasted bread), skál(salutation while drinking alcohol), grilla(to lightly cook by browning over fire), grilla(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), rista(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), skála(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Ido | rostopano(toasted bread), tosto(salutation while drinking alcohol), rostar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), rostar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), tostar(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Indonesian | roti panggang(toasted bread), bersulang(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Irish | tósta(toasted bread) | — | |
| Italian | brindisi(salutation while drinking alcohol), crostino(toasted bread), pane tostato(toasted bread), toast(toasted bread), tostare(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Japanese | トースト(toasted bread), 祝杯(salutation while drinking alcohol), 乾杯(to engage in a salutation) | tōsuto, shukuhai, kanpai | |
| Kashubian | przëpitk(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Khmer | នំប៉័ងអាំង(toasted bread) | numpang ʼang | |
| Korean | 축배(salutation while drinking alcohol), 토스트(toasted bread) | chukbae, toseuteu | |
| Latin | prōpīnātiō(salutation while drinking alcohol), prōpīnō(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Lithuanian | skrebutis(toasted bread) | — | |
| Macedonian | двопек(toasted bread), здравица(salutation while drinking alcohol), тост(toasted bread), наздравува(to engage in a salutation), потпекува(to lightly cook by browning over fire), потпекува(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | dvopek, zdravica, tost, nazdravuva, potpekuva, potpekuva | |
| Malay | roti bakar(toasted bread), roti panggang(toasted bread), bakar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Māori | tōhi(toasted bread), tōhi(salutation while drinking alcohol), tōhi(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), tōhi(to engage in a salutation), whakatōhi(to lightly cook by browning over fire), whakatōhi(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), whakatōhi(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Mongolian | хайрсан талх(toasted bread), шарсан талх(toasted bread) | xajrsan talx, šarsan talx | |
| Navajo | kindę́ę́ʼ bááh diniiltsxoigo(toasted bread) | — | |
| Norman | pain rôti(toasted bread), pôin tôtaï(toasted bread), rôti(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Norwegian | ristet brød(toasted bread), toast(toasted bread), skål(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Persian | نان تست(toasted bread) | nân-e tost | |
| Polish | grzanka(toasted bread), toast(salutation while drinking alcohol), tost(toasted bread), opiec(to lightly cook by browning over fire), opiec(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), opiekać(to lightly cook by browning over fire), opiekać(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), wznieść toast(to engage in a salutation), wznosić toast(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Portuguese | brinde(salutation while drinking alcohol), torrada(toasted bread), brindar(to engage in a salutation), torrar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), torrar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), tostar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), tostar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Quechua | hamk'ay(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | — | |
| Russian | гре́нка(toasted bread), грено́к(toasted bread), здра́вица(salutation while drinking alcohol), тост(toasted bread), тост(salutation while drinking alcohol), поджа́ривать(to lightly cook by browning over fire), поджа́рить(to lightly cook by browning over fire) | grénka, grenók, zdrávica, tost, tost, podžárivatʹ, podžáritʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | slàinte(salutation while drinking alcohol), tòst(toasted bread) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | dvopek(toasted bread), prepečenac(toasted bread), tost(toasted bread), zdravica(salutation while drinking alcohol), двопек(toasted bread), здравица(salutation while drinking alcohol), препеченац(toasted bread), тост(toasted bread) | — | |
| Sicilian | pani arrustutu(toasted bread), pròsita(salutation while drinking alcohol), san Brasi(salutation while drinking alcohol), atturrari(to lightly cook by browning over fire), fari nu San brasi(to engage in a salutation), scaudari(to lightly cook by browning over fire), scaudari(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), tustari(to lightly cook by browning over fire), tustari(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Slovak | hrianka(toasted bread), prípitok(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Slovene | prepečenec(toasted bread), zdravica(salutation while drinking alcohol), zdravljica(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Spanish | brindis(salutation while drinking alcohol), pan tostado(toasted bread), tostada(toasted bread), brindar(to engage in a salutation), brindar por(to engage in a salutation), hacer un brindis(to engage in a salutation), torrar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), torrar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), tostar(to lightly cook by browning over fire), tostar(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Swedish | rostat bröd(toasted bread), skål(salutation while drinking alcohol), rosta(to lightly cook by browning over fire), skåla(to engage in a salutation) | — | |
| Thai | ขนมปังปิ้ง(toasted bread), ชนแก้ว(to engage in a salutation), ดื่มอวยพร(to engage in a salutation), ปิ้ง(to lightly cook by browning over fire), ปิ้ง(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance), ยกแก้ว(to engage in a salutation) | kànŏm bpang bpîng, chon gâew, dèum uay pon, bpîng, bpîng, yók gâew | |
| Turkish | kadeh kaldırma(salutation while drinking alcohol), kızarmış ekmek(toasted bread), tost(toasted bread), kadeh kaldırmak(to engage in a salutation), kızartmak(to lightly cook in a kitchen appliance) | — | |
| Ukrainian | грі́нка(toasted bread), тост(toasted bread), тост(salutation while drinking alcohol) | hrínka, tost, tost | |
| Uzbek | tost(toasted bread) | — | |
| Vietnamese | bánh mì nướng(toasted bread) | — | |
| Volapük | bod peloetöl(toasted bread), tost(salutation while drinking alcohol) | — | |
| Welsh | tost(toasted bread) | — | |
| Yiddish | טאָסט(salutation while drinking alcohol) | tost |
heildronk
dolli
sağlıq
наздравица, препе́чена фили́я, тост, вдигам тост, препичам
nazdravica, prepéčena filíja, tost, vdigam tost, prepičam
brindis, torrada, brindar, torrar
krasa, krasa
přípitek, topinka, toust
ristet brød, skål
geroosterd brood, heildronk, toost, toost, drinken op, grillen, proosten, roosteren, roosteren, toasten, toasten
rostpano, tosto, tosti
röstsai, toost, röstima
skál, snerkt breyð
maljapuhe, paahtoleipä, esittää malja, juoda malja, kilistää, kohottaa malja, nostaa malja, paahtaa, paahtaa, skoolata
pain grillé, rôtie, toast, toast, griller, griller, porter un toast, trinquer
brustulâ
brinde, rebanda, torrada, brindar, torrar, torrar
გახუხული პური, დაბრაწული პური, სადღეგრძელო, ცეცხლზე დაბრაწული პური, გახუხვა, დაბრაწვა, დალოცვა, დღეგრძელობა, შებრაწვა
gaxuxuli ṗuri, dabrac̣uli ṗuri, sadɣegrʒelo, cecxlze dabrac̣uli ṗuri, gaxuxva, dabrac̣va, dalocva, dɣegrʒeloba, šebrac̣va
Röstbrot, Tischrede, Toast, Toast, Toastbrot, Trinkspruch, anstoßen, auf jemandes Wohl trinken, rösten, toasten, toasten
ristað brauð, skál, grilla, grilla, rista, skála
rostopano, tosto, rostar, rostar, tostar
roti panggang, bersulang
tósta
brindisi, crostino, pane tostato, toast, tostare
przëpitk
prōpīnātiō, prōpīnō
skrebutis
двопек, здравица, тост, наздравува, потпекува, потпекува
dvopek, zdravica, tost, nazdravuva, potpekuva, potpekuva
roti bakar, roti panggang, bakar
tōhi, tōhi, tōhi, tōhi, whakatōhi, whakatōhi, whakatōhi
kindę́ę́ʼ bááh diniiltsxoigo
pain rôti, pôin tôtaï, rôti
ristet brød, toast, skål
grzanka, toast, tost, opiec, opiec, opiekać, opiekać, wznieść toast, wznosić toast
brinde, torrada, brindar, torrar, torrar, tostar, tostar
hamk'ay
гре́нка, грено́к, здра́вица, тост, тост, поджа́ривать, поджа́рить
grénka, grenók, zdrávica, tost, tost, podžárivatʹ, podžáritʹ
slàinte, tòst
dvopek, prepečenac, tost, zdravica, двопек, здравица, препеченац, тост
pani arrustutu, pròsita, san Brasi, atturrari, fari nu San brasi, scaudari, scaudari, tustari, tustari
hrianka, prípitok
prepečenec, zdravica, zdravljica
brindis, pan tostado, tostada, brindar, brindar por, hacer un brindis, torrar, torrar, tostar, tostar
rostat bröd, skål, rosta, skåla
ขนมปังปิ้ง, ชนแก้ว, ดื่มอวยพร, ปิ้ง, ปิ้ง, ยกแก้ว
kànŏm bpang bpîng, chon gâew, dèum uay pon, bpîng, bpîng, yók gâew
kadeh kaldırma, kızarmış ekmek, tost, kadeh kaldırmak, kızartmak
tost
bánh mì nướng
bod peloetöl, tost
tost
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.