Wreath
//ɹiːθ//
Translations of "wreath" (57 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | στέμμα(ornamental circular band) | stémma | |
| Arabic | إِكْلِيل(ornamental circular band) | ʔiklīl | |
| Armenian | պսակ(ornamental circular band) | psak | |
| Azerbaijani | çələng(ornamental circular band), əkil(ornamental circular band), əklil(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Bashkir | таж(ornamental circular band) | taj | |
| Belarusian | вяне́ц(ornamental circular band), вяно́к(ornamental circular band) | vjanjéc, vjanók | |
| Bulgarian | вене́ц(ornamental circular band) | venéc | |
| Catalan | corona(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 花圈(ornamental circular band) | huāquān | |
| Cornish | garlont(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Czech | věnec(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Danish | krans(ornamental circular band), vulst(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Dutch | krans(ornamental circular band), wrong(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Esperanto | girlando(ornamental circular band), krono(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Estonian | pärg(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Faroese | kransur(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Finnish | kiehkura(something twisted and curled), kranssi(ornamental circular band), lakipunos(heraldry: support of a crest), seppele(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| French | couronne(ornamental circular band), guirlande(heraldry: support of a crest), tortil(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Galician | burela(heraldry: support of a crest), cambelo(something twisted and curled), cambieito(something twisted and curled), grilanda(ornamental circular band), torgallo(something twisted and curled) | — | |
| German | Gebinde(ornamental circular band), Helmwulst(heraldry: support of a crest), Kranz(ornamental circular band), Wulst(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍀𐍃(ornamental circular band) | waips | |
| Greek | στεφάνι(ornamental circular band) | stefáni | |
| Hebrew | זֵר(ornamental circular band), עֲטָרָה(ornamental circular band) | zer, 'atará | |
| Hungarian | koszorú(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Indonesian | bumban(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Ingrian | venokka(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Irish | fleasc(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Italian | corona(ornamental circular band), ghirlanda(ornamental circular band), ghirlanda(heraldry: support of a crest), spirale(something twisted and curled), voluta(something twisted and curled) | — | |
| Japanese | 花輪(ornamental circular band) | hanawa | |
| Korean | 화환(ornamental circular band) | hwahwan | |
| Latgalian | vaiņuks(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Latin | corōna(ornamental circular band), serta(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Latvian | vainags(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Lithuanian | vainikas(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | wěnc(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Macedonian | ве́нец(ornamental circular band), ве́нец(heraldry: support of a crest) | vénec, vénec | |
| Māori | puapua(ornamental circular band), puapua whakamahara(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | krans(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | krans(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Old Church Slavonic | вѣньць(ornamental circular band) | věnĭcĭ | |
| Persian | بساک(ornamental circular band), حلقه(something twisted and curled) | basâk, halqe | |
| Plautdietsch | Krauns(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Polish | kłąb(something twisted and curled), wianek(ornamental circular band), wieniec(ornamental circular band), zawój(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Portuguese | grinalda(ornamental circular band), guirlanda(ornamental circular band), virol(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Romanian | coroană(ornamental circular band), cunună(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Russian | вене́ц(ornamental circular band), вено́к(ornamental circular band), вито́к(something twisted and curled), гирля́нда(ornamental circular band), гирля́нда(heraldry: support of a crest), завито́к(something twisted and curled) | venéc, venók, vitók, girljánda, girljánda, zavitók | |
| Serbo-Croatian | vijénac(ornamental circular band), vénac(ornamental circular band), ве́нац(ornamental circular band), вије́нац(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Slovak | veniec(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Slovene | venec(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Spanish | burelete(heraldry: support of a crest), corona(ornamental circular band), guirlanda (disused)(ornamental circular band), guirnalda(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Swahili | taji la maua(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Swedish | bindel(heraldry: support of a crest), hjälmbindel(heraldry: support of a crest), hjälmkrans(heraldry: support of a crest), krans(ornamental circular band), vulst(heraldry: support of a crest) | — | |
| Thai | มาลา(ornamental circular band), หรีด(ornamental circular band) | maa-laa, rìit | |
| Turkish | çelenk(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Ukrainian | віне́ць(ornamental circular band), віно́к(ornamental circular band) | vinécʹ, vinók | |
| Volapük | kronül(ornamental circular band) | — | |
| Welsh | plethdorch(ornamental circular band), torch(something twisted and curled), torch(ornamental circular band) | — |
çələng, əkil, əklil
corona
garlont
věnec
krans, vulst
krans, wrong
girlando, krono
pärg
kransur
kiehkura, kranssi, lakipunos, seppele
couronne, guirlande, tortil
burela, cambelo, cambieito, grilanda, torgallo
Gebinde, Helmwulst, Kranz, Wulst
koszorú
bumban
venokka
fleasc
corona, ghirlanda, ghirlanda, spirale, voluta
vaiņuks
corōna, serta
vainags
vainikas
wěnc
puapua, puapua whakamahara
krans
krans
Krauns
kłąb, wianek, wieniec, zawój
grinalda, guirlanda, virol
coroană, cunună
вене́ц, вено́к, вито́к, гирля́нда, гирля́нда, завито́к
venéc, venók, vitók, girljánda, girljánda, zavitók
vijénac, vénac, ве́нац, вије́нац
veniec
venec
burelete, corona, guirlanda (disused), guirnalda
taji la maua
bindel, hjälmbindel, hjälmkrans, krans, vulst
çelenk
kronül
plethdorch, torch, torch
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