Twine

//twaɪn//

Translations of "twine" (41 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	витка(a twist; a convolution), връв(strong thread), извиване(the act of twining), извивка(a twist; a convolution), канап(strong thread), усукване(the act of twining), вия(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body), сплитам(to weave together), увивам(to weave together), увивам(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body)	vitka, vrǎv, izvivane, izvivka, kanap, usukvane, vija, splitam, uvivam, uvivam
Catalan	circumvolució(a twist; a convolution), cordill(strong thread), entrellaçar(the act of twining), torsió(a twist; a convolution), trenar(the act of twining)	—
Chinese Mandarin	合股線 /合股线(strong thread)	hégǔ xiàn
Czech	motouz(strong thread), provázek(strong thread), provázání(a twist; a convolution), provázání(the act of twining)	—
Danish	sejlgarn(strong thread), snor(strong thread)	—
Dutch	tweern(strong thread), twijn(strong thread)	—
Esperanto	plekti(to weave together)	—
Estonian	niit(strong thread)	—
Faroese	tvein(strong thread)	—
Finnish	naru(strong thread)	—
French	convolution(a twist; a convolution), ficelle(strong thread), torsion(a twist; a convolution)	—
Galician	atume(strong thread), baraza(strong thread), brenza(strong thread), embiar(the act of twining), empeno(a twist; a convolution), enfronzar(the act of twining), enfrouzar(the act of twining), erre(a twist; a convolution), liña(strong thread), lía(strong thread), repulgo(a twist; a convolution), tolondro(a twist; a convolution), torcedela(a twist; a convolution), touliña(a twist; a convolution), abiñar(to weave together)	—
German	Drehung(a twist; a convolution), Kordel(strong thread), Ranke(a twist; a convolution), Schnur(strong thread), Verdrehen(the act of twining), Verschlingen(the act of twining), Verschlingung(a twist; a convolution), Verwinden(the act of twining), Verzwirnen(the act of twining), Wickeln(the act of twining), Wicklung(a twist; a convolution), Winden(the act of twining), Windung(a twist; a convolution), Zwirn(strong thread), Zwirnen(the act of twining), binden(to weave together), flechten(to weave together), verzwirnen(to weave together), winden(to weave together), zwirnen(to weave together)	—
Hebrew	חוּט מְשִׁיחָה(strong thread)	khut meshikha
Hungarian	madzag(strong thread), spárga(strong thread), zsinór(strong thread)	—
Ingrian	šnurkka(strong thread)	—
Irish	ruóg(strong thread), sníomh(a twist; a convolution), sníomh(the act of twining), sreangán(strong thread), sníomh(to weave together)	—
Italian	spago(strong thread)	—
Latin	spacus(a twist; a convolution)	—
Latvian	šķeterēt(the act of twining)	—
Malayalam	നൂല്(strong thread)	nūlŭ
Māori	tuaina(strong thread), kanoi(to weave together), miro(to weave together)	—
Middle English	twyn(strong thread), twynen(to weave together), twynen(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body)	—
Mongolian	мушгиа(a twist; a convolution), эрч(a twist; a convolution)	mušgia, erč
Navajo	tłʼóół(strong thread)	—
Norwegian	snor(strong thread)	—
Occitan	convolucion(a twist; a convolution), cordèla(strong thread), crodèl(strong thread), torcedura(a twist; a convolution), torcement(a twist; a convolution), torcida(a twist; a convolution), torcit(a twist; a convolution), torsion(a twist; a convolution)	—
Ottoman Turkish	سجیم(strong thread)	sicim
Polish	dratwa(strong thread)	—
Portuguese	barbante(strong thread), cordel(strong thread)	—
Romanian	răsucire(a twist; a convolution), șnur(strong thread)	—
Russian	бечёвка(strong thread), скру́чивание(the act of twining), сплете́ние(a twist; a convolution), сплете́ние(the act of twining), шпага́т(strong thread), ви́ться(to weave together), обвива́ться(to weave together)	bečóvka, skrúčivanije, spleténije, spleténije, špagát, vítʹsja, obvivátʹsja
Scottish Gaelic	snìomh(a twist; a convolution), snìomh(the act of twining), snìomh(to weave together)	—
Slovak	motuz, špagát(strong thread)	—
Spanish	circunvolución(a twist; a convolution), cordel(strong thread), cuerda(strong thread), entrelazar(the act of twining), guita(strong thread), torsión(a twist; a convolution)	—
Swedish	bindgarn(strong thread), bindtråd(strong thread), garn(strong thread), säcksnöre(strong thread), tvinna(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body)	—
Tagalog	lani(strong thread)	—
Tày	ca̱m(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body), cảo(to weave together)	—
Ukrainian	шворка(strong thread), шпага́т(strong thread)	švorka, špahát
Vietnamese	quấn(to wind, as one thread around another, or as any flexible substance around another body)	—
Yup'ik	pelacinak(strong thread)	—

Bulgarian

витка, връв, извиване, извивка, канап, усукване, вия, сплитам, увивам, увивам

vitka, vrǎv, izvivane, izvivka, kanap, usukvane, vija, splitam, uvivam, uvivam

Catalan

circumvolució, cordill, entrellaçar, torsió, trenar

Chinese Mandarin

合股線 /合股线

hégǔ xiàn

Czech

motouz, provázek, provázání, provázání

sejlgarn, snor

tweern, twijn

plekti

niit

tvein

naru

convolution, ficelle, torsion

Galician

atume, baraza, brenza, embiar, empeno, enfronzar, enfrouzar, erre, liña, lía, repulgo, tolondro, torcedela, touliña, abiñar

German

Drehung, Kordel, Ranke, Schnur, Verdrehen, Verschlingen, Verschlingung, Verwinden, Verzwirnen, Wickeln, Wicklung, Winden, Windung, Zwirn, Zwirnen, binden, flechten, verzwirnen, winden, zwirnen