Vault
//vɑlt//
Translations of "vault" (50 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | kluis(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | καμάρα(arched masonry structure), καμάρα(arched ceiling or roof), κρύπτη(underground storeroom) | kamára, kamára, krúptē | |
| Arabic | قَبْو(arched masonry structure) | qabw | |
| Armenian | կամար(arched masonry structure) | kamar | |
| Azerbaijani | tağ(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Belarusian | склеп(underground storeroom), склеп(underground burial chamber), скляпе́нне(arched masonry structure), схо́вішча(underground storeroom) | skljep, skljep, skljapjénnje, sxóvišča | |
| Bulgarian | изба(underground storeroom), кон(gymnastics: apparatus), купол(arched ceiling or roof), куполна гробница(underground burial chamber), мазе(underground storeroom), прескок(gymnastics: movement), прескок(gymnastics event), свод(arched masonry structure), свод(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), сейф(secure area for valuables), трезор(secure area for valuables), хранилище(computing: encrypted digital archive), прескачам(to jump) | izba, kon, kupol, kupolna grobnica, maze, preskok, preskok, svod, svod, sejf, trezor, hranilište, preskačam | |
| Catalan | volta(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 拱頂 /拱顶(arched masonry structure), 跳馬 /跳马(gymnastics event) | gǒngdǐng, tiàomǎ | |
| Czech | hrobka(underground burial chamber), klenba(arched masonry structure), klenba(arched ceiling or roof), klenba(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), krypta(underground burial chamber), přeskok(gymnastics: movement), přeskok(act of vaulting), přeskok(gymnastics: movement), přeskokový stůl(gymnastics: apparatus), přeskokový stůl(gymnastics: apparatus), sejf(secure area for valuables), sklepení(underground storeroom), trezor(secure area for valuables), přeskočit(to jump) | — | |
| Danish | boks(secure area for valuables), hest(gymnastics: apparatus), hest(gymnastics: apparatus), hvælving(arched masonry structure), hvælving(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), katakomb(underground burial chamber), kælder(underground storeroom), spring over hest(gymnastics: movement), spring over hest(gymnastics: movement), vinkælder(underground storeroom) | — | |
| Dutch | gewelf(arched masonry structure), kelder(underground storeroom), kluis(secure area for valuables), kluizenkamer(secure area for valuables), polsstoksprong(act of vaulting), sprong met stok en handensteun(act of vaulting), welving(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), wijnkelder(underground storeroom) | — | |
| Esperanto | trezorkelo Literally(secure area for valuables), volbo(arched masonry structure), “treasure cellar”(secure area for valuables) | — | |
| Estonian | võlv(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Finnish | hautaholvi(underground burial chamber), holvi(arched masonry structure), holvi(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), holvi(secure area for valuables), holvikaari(arched masonry structure), holvikatto(arched ceiling or roof), hyppy(gymnastics: movement), hyppy(act of vaulting), hyppy(gymnastics: movement), hyppy(gymnastics event), hyppyarkku(gymnastics: apparatus), hyppyarkku(gymnastics: apparatus), kaari(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), kassaholvi(secure area for valuables), kellari(underground storeroom), kellariholvi(underground storeroom), krypta(underground burial chamber), loikka(act of vaulting), pankkiholvi(secure area for valuables), holvata(to build as or cover with vault), hypätä(to jump), loikata(to jump) | — | |
| French | cellier(underground storeroom), chambre forte(secure area for valuables), perche(gymnastics: apparatus), perche(gymnastics: apparatus), saut de cheval(gymnastics event), voute(arched masonry structure), voute(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), voûte(arched masonry structure), voûte(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), voûte f or voute(underground storeroom), bondir(to jump) | — | |
| Georgian | აკლდამა(underground burial chamber), კამარა(arched masonry structure), კამარა(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), ნახტომი(act of vaulting), სარდაფი(underground storeroom), საცავი(secure area for valuables), სეიფი(secure area for valuables), გადახტომა(to jump), ხტომა(to jump) | aḳldama, ḳamara, ḳamara, naxṭomi, sardapi, sacavi, seipi, gadaxṭoma, xṭoma | |
| German | Bock(gymnastics: apparatus), Bock(gymnastics: apparatus), Bogendach(arched ceiling or roof), Deckengewölbe(arched ceiling or roof), Gewölbe(arched masonry structure), Gewölbe(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), Gewölbebogen(arched masonry structure), Gewölbekeller(underground storeroom), Grabgewölbe(underground burial chamber), Gruft(underground burial chamber), Kellergewölbe(underground storeroom), Pferd(gymnastics: apparatus), Pferd(gymnastics: apparatus), Schließfach(computing: encrypted digital archive), Sprung(gymnastics: movement), Sprung(act of vaulting), Sprung(gymnastics: movement), Sprung(gymnastics event), Sprungpferd(gymnastics: apparatus), Sprungpferd(gymnastics: apparatus), Sprungtisch(gymnastics: apparatus), Sprungtisch(gymnastics: apparatus), Stahlkammer(secure area for valuables), Tonnendach(arched ceiling or roof), Tresor(secure area for valuables), Tresorraum(secure area for valuables), Wölbung(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), (sich) wölben(to build as or cover with vault), springen(to jump), überwölben(to build as or cover with vault) | — | |
| Hebrew | אוֹצָר(secure area for valuables), כִּיפָּה(arched ceiling or roof), כַּסֶּפֶת(secure area for valuables) | otsár, kippá, kasséfet | |
| Hindi | कोषागार(secure area for valuables) | koṣāgār | |
| Italian | salto(act of vaulting), volta(arched masonry structure), volteggio(act of vaulting), balzare(to jump), saltare(to jump), volteggiare(to jump) | — | |
| Japanese | ボールト(arched masonry structure), ヴォールト(arched masonry structure), 跳馬(gymnastics event), 金庫室(secure area for valuables) | bōruto, vōruto, chōba, kinkoshitsu | |
| Kazakh | күмбез(arched masonry structure) | kümbez | |
| Korean | 궁륭(arched masonry structure), 도마(gymnastics event) | gungnyung, doma | |
| Kyrgyz | свод(arched masonry structure) | svod | |
| Latin | camera(arched masonry structure), camera(arched ceiling or roof), fornix(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | wjelba(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Macedonian | а́рка(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), ви́зба(underground storeroom), ку́пола(arched ceiling or roof), по́друм(underground storeroom), свод(arched masonry structure), свод(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), сеф(secure area for valuables), тре́зор(secure area for valuables) | árka, vízba, kúpola, pódrum, svod, svod, sef, trézor | |
| Middle English | vaute(arched masonry structure), vaute(arched ceiling or roof), vaute(underground storeroom), vauten(to build as or cover with vault) | — | |
| Norwegian | hvelv(underground storeroom), krypt(underground burial chamber) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | hvelv(arched masonry structure), kvelv(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | kvelv(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Old English | hwealf(arched ceiling or roof) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | دخمه(underground burial chamber), طولوس(arched masonry structure), طولوس(figuratively: anything resembling a vault) | dahme, tolos, tolos | |
| Persian | کمرا(arched masonry structure), گمبذ(arched masonry structure) | kamrâ, gombaz | |
| Plautdietsch | Gruft(underground storeroom), Gruft(underground burial chamber) | — | |
| Polish | piwnica(underground storeroom), skarbiec(secure area for valuables), sklepienie(arched masonry structure), sklepienie(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), skok(act of vaulting), wolta(act of vaulting), skoczyć(to jump) | — | |
| Portuguese | abóbada(arched masonry structure), abóbada(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), mesa(gymnastics: apparatus), mesa(gymnastics: apparatus), salto sobre a mesa(gymnastics: movement), salto sobre a mesa(gymnastics: movement), abobadar(to build as or cover with vault) | — | |
| Romanian | boltă(arched masonry structure), cupolă(arched masonry structure), cupolă(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), salt(act of vaulting), săritură(act of vaulting), sări(to jump) | — | |
| Russian | а́рка(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), опо́рный прыжо́к(gymnastics event), по́греб(underground storeroom), подва́л(underground storeroom), прыжо́к(act of vaulting), свод(arched masonry structure), свод(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), сейф(secure area for valuables), склеп(underground burial chamber), храни́лище(secure area for valuables), перепры́гивать(to jump) | árka, opórnyj pryžók, pógreb, podvál, pryžók, svod, svod, sejf, sklep, xranílišče, pereprýgivatʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | bogha(arched masonry structure), bogha(figuratively: anything resembling a vault) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | svod(arched masonry structure), свод(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Slovak | klenba(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Slovene | obok(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Spanish | bóveda(arched masonry structure), salto(act of vaulting), salto(gymnastics event), abovedar(to build as or cover with vault), saltar(to jump) | — | |
| Swedish | bankvalv(secure area for valuables), gravvalv(underground burial chamber), hopp(gymnastics: movement), hopp(gymnastics: movement), kassavalv(secure area for valuables), krypta(underground burial chamber), valv(arched masonry structure), valv(figuratively: anything resembling a vault), valv(underground burial chamber), valv(secure area for valuables), hoppa(to jump), voltigera(to jump) | — | |
| Tajik | гунбаз(arched masonry structure) | gunbaz | |
| Turkish | dahme(underground burial chamber), tonoz(arched masonry structure) | — | |
| Ukrainian | льох(underground storeroom), по́гріб(underground storeroom), склеп(underground burial chamber), склепі́ння(arched masonry structure), схо́вище(underground storeroom) | lʹox, póhrib, sklep, sklepínnja, sxóvyšče | |
| Uzbek | gumbaz(arched masonry structure) | — |
kluis
tağ
изба, кон, купол, куполна гробница, мазе, прескок, прескок, свод, свод, сейф, трезор, хранилище, прескачам
izba, kon, kupol, kupolna grobnica, maze, preskok, preskok, svod, svod, sejf, trezor, hranilište, preskačam
volta
hrobka, klenba, klenba, klenba, krypta, přeskok, přeskok, přeskok, přeskokový stůl, přeskokový stůl, sejf, sklepení, trezor, přeskočit
boks, hest, hest, hvælving, hvælving, katakomb, kælder, spring over hest, spring over hest, vinkælder
gewelf, kelder, kluis, kluizenkamer, polsstoksprong, sprong met stok en handensteun, welving, wijnkelder
trezorkelo Literally, volbo, “treasure cellar”
võlv
hautaholvi, holvi, holvi, holvi, holvikaari, holvikatto, hyppy, hyppy, hyppy, hyppy, hyppyarkku, hyppyarkku, kaari, kassaholvi, kellari, kellariholvi, krypta, loikka, pankkiholvi, holvata, hypätä, loikata
cellier, chambre forte, perche, perche, saut de cheval, voute, voute, voûte, voûte, voûte f or voute, bondir
აკლდამა, კამარა, კამარა, ნახტომი, სარდაფი, საცავი, სეიფი, გადახტომა, ხტომა
aḳldama, ḳamara, ḳamara, naxṭomi, sardapi, sacavi, seipi, gadaxṭoma, xṭoma
Bock, Bock, Bogendach, Deckengewölbe, Gewölbe, Gewölbe, Gewölbebogen, Gewölbekeller, Grabgewölbe, Gruft, Kellergewölbe, Pferd, Pferd, Schließfach, Sprung, Sprung, Sprung, Sprung, Sprungpferd, Sprungpferd, Sprungtisch, Sprungtisch, Stahlkammer, Tonnendach, Tresor, Tresorraum, Wölbung, (sich) wölben, springen, überwölben
salto, volta, volteggio, balzare, saltare, volteggiare
camera, camera, fornix
wjelba
а́рка, ви́зба, ку́пола, по́друм, свод, свод, сеф, тре́зор
árka, vízba, kúpola, pódrum, svod, svod, sef, trézor
vaute, vaute, vaute, vauten
hvelv, krypt
hvelv, kvelv
kvelv
hwealf
Gruft, Gruft
piwnica, skarbiec, sklepienie, sklepienie, skok, wolta, skoczyć
abóbada, abóbada, mesa, mesa, salto sobre a mesa, salto sobre a mesa, abobadar
boltă, cupolă, cupolă, salt, săritură, sări
а́рка, опо́рный прыжо́к, по́греб, подва́л, прыжо́к, свод, свод, сейф, склеп, храни́лище, перепры́гивать
árka, opórnyj pryžók, pógreb, podvál, pryžók, svod, svod, sejf, sklep, xranílišče, pereprýgivatʹ
bogha, bogha
svod, свод
klenba
obok
bóveda, salto, salto, abovedar, saltar
bankvalv, gravvalv, hopp, hopp, kassavalv, krypta, valv, valv, valv, valv, hoppa, voltigera
dahme, tonoz
gumbaz
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