Tumble

//ˈtʌmbl̩//

Translations of "tumble" (25 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	tuimel(to fall end over end)	—
Ancient Greek	κυβιστάω(to perform gymnastics such as somersaults, rolls, and handsprings)	kubistáō
Armenian	անկում(a fall)	ankum
Bulgarian	падане(a fall), прекатурване(a fall), въртя се(to roll over and over), прекатурвам се(to fall end over end), премятам се(to perform gymnastics such as somersaults, rolls, and handsprings), търкалям се(to roll over and over)	padane, prekaturvane, vǎrtja se, prekaturvam se, premjatam se, tǎrkaljam se
Catalan	caiguda(a fall), tomb(a fall), tomballó(a fall)	—
Chinese Mandarin	翻滾 /翻滚(to fall end over end), 跌倒(to fall end over end)	fāngǔn, diēdǎo
Crimean Tatar	tomalamaq(to fall end over end)	—
Danish	tumle(to fall end over end)	—
Dutch	tuimelen(to fall end over end)	—
Finnish	kuperkeikka(a fall), heittää kuperkeikkaa(to fall end over end), kupsahtaa(to fall end over end)	—
French	culbute(a fall), culbuter(to fall end over end), dégringoler(to fall end over end)	—
Galician	rolo(a fall), tombo(a fall), rolar(to roll over and over)	—
German	Absturz(a fall), Fall(a fall), Purzelbaum(a fall), Rolle(a fall), Sturz(a fall), Überschlag(a fall), fallen(to fall end over end), herumfallen(to fall end over end), herunterfallen(to fall end over end), herunterstürzen(to fall end over end), purzeln(to fall end over end), purzeln(to drop rapidly), rollen(to fall end over end), sich überschlagen(to fall end over end), stolpern(to fall end over end), stürzen(to fall end over end), taumeln(to fall end over end), umstürzen(to fall end over end), walken(to fall end over end)	—
Greek	ανθίζομαι(to realise), πέσει(to fall end over end)	anthízomai, pései
Hungarian	bucskázik(to fall end over end), bukdácsol(to roll over and over), bukfencezik(to perform gymnastics such as somersaults, rolls, and handsprings), bukik(to fall end over end), elbukik(to fall end over end), felborogat(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), felborít(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), felbukik(to fall end over end), feldönt(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), forgolódik(to roll over and over), forog(to roll over and over), hanyatt esik(to fall end over end), hánykolódik(to roll over and over), kavarog(to roll over and over), kiborít(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), lebucskázik(to fall end over end), lebukfencezik(to fall end over end), ledönt(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), lezuhan(to fall end over end), széthány(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), összegyűr(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), összekuszál(to muss, to make disorderly; to tousle or rumple), özönlik(to roll over and over)	—
Icelandic	velta(to fall end over end)	—
Italian	caduta(a fall), tombola(a fall), cadere(to fall end over end), crollare(to fall end over end), precipitare(to fall end over end), rovinare(to fall end over end), ruzzolare(to fall end over end)	—
Krymchak	чӱшмек(to fall end over end)	—
Ladin	culeteda(a fall), culëta(a fall)	—
Māori	turupeke(a fall), turupēpeke(a fall), porohuri(to fall end over end), pītakataka(to fall end over end), takahurihuri(to fall end over end), turupeke(to fall end over end), turupēpeke(to fall end over end)	—
Portuguese	tombo(a fall), cair(to fall end over end)	—
Russian	кувырка́ние(a fall), паде́ние(a fall), кувырка́ться(to roll over and over), обру́шиться(to fall end over end), опроки́дываться(to fall end over end), опроки́нуться(to fall end over end), па́дать(to fall end over end), ру́шиться(to fall end over end), упа́сть(to fall end over end)	kuvyrkánije, padénije, kuvyrkátʹsja, obrúšitʹsja, oprokídyvatʹsja, oprokínutʹsja, pádatʹ, rúšitʹsja, upástʹ
Spanish	caída(a fall), caer(to fall end over end), revolverse(to fall end over end)	—
Walloon	berloufer(to fall end over end), berlôzer(to fall end over end)	—
Welsh	codwm(a fall)	—

Afrikaans

tuimel

Ancient Greek

κυβιστάω

kubistáō

Armenian

անկում

ankum

Bulgarian

падане, прекатурване, въртя се, прекатурвам се, премятам се, търкалям се

padane, prekaturvane, vǎrtja se, prekaturvam se, premjatam se, tǎrkaljam se

Catalan

caiguda, tomb, tomballó

Chinese Mandarin

翻滾 /翻滚, 跌倒

fāngǔn, diēdǎo

tomalamaq

tumle

tuimelen

kuperkeikka, heittää kuperkeikkaa, kupsahtaa

French

culbute, culbuter, dégringoler

Galician

rolo, tombo, rolar

German

Absturz, Fall, Purzelbaum, Rolle, Sturz, Überschlag, fallen, herumfallen, herunterfallen, herunterstürzen, purzeln, purzeln, rollen, sich überschlagen, stolpern, stürzen, taumeln, umstürzen, walken

Greek

ανθίζομαι, πέσει

anthízomai, pései

Hungarian

bucskázik, bukdácsol, bukfencezik, bukik, elbukik, felborogat, felborít, felbukik, feldönt, forgolódik, forog, hanyatt esik, hánykolódik, kavarog, kiborít, lebucskázik, lebukfencezik, ledönt, lezuhan, széthány, összegyűr, összekuszál, özönlik