Velocipede

//vɪˈlɒs.ɪ.piːd//

Translations of "velocipede" (26 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Basque	belozipedo(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Bulgarian	дрезина((archaic) generic term for three- and four-wheeled machines driven by hand or foot levers)	drezina
Catalan	velocípede(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Czech	velocipéd(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Danish	velociped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Esperanto	velocipedo(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Finnish	velosipedi(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
French	vélocipède(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Galician	velocípede(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Georgian	დრეზინი(early two-wheeled conveyance), ველოსიპედი(early two-wheeled conveyance)	drezini, velosiṗedi
German	Veloziped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Hungarian	velocipéd(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Ido	velocipedo(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Italian	velocipede(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Japanese	ベロシペード(early two-wheeled conveyance)	beroshipēdo
Latvian	velosipēds(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Macedonian	велосипе́д(early two-wheeled conveyance)	velosipéd
Norwegian Bokmål	velosiped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	velosiped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Polish	welocyped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Portuguese	velocípede(early two-wheeled conveyance), velocípede((archaic) generic term for three- and four-wheeled machines driven by hand or foot levers)	—
Romanian	velociped(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Russian	велосипе́д(early two-wheeled conveyance), костотря́с(early two-wheeled conveyance)	velosipéd, kostotrjás
Serbo-Croatian	velosìpēd(early two-wheeled conveyance), велосѝпе̄д(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Slovak	velocipéd(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—
Spanish	velocípedo(early two-wheeled conveyance)	—