Xylophone

//ˈzaɪləˌfoʊn//

Translations of "xylophone" (74 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	xilofoon(musical instrument)	—
Albanian	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Arabic	سِيلُوفُون(musical instrument)	sīlūfūn
Armenian	քսիլոֆոն(musical instrument)	kʻsilofon
Asturian	xilófonu(musical instrument)	—
Azerbaijani	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Basque	xilofono(musical instrument)	—
Belarusian	ксілафо́н(musical instrument)	ksilafón
Bulgarian	ксилофо́н(musical instrument)	ksilofón
Burmese	ပတ္တလား(musical instrument)	patta.la:
Catalan	xilòfon(musical instrument)	—
Cherokee	ᎠᏓ ᏗᎦᎾᎵ ᏗᎬᏅᏍᏙᏗ(musical instrument)	ada diganali digvnvsdodi
Chinese Cantonese	木琴(musical instrument)	muk⁶ kam⁴
Chinese Mandarin	木琴(musical instrument)	mùqín
Czech	xylofon(musical instrument)	—
Danish	xylofon(musical instrument)	—
Dutch	xylofoon(musical instrument)	—
Esperanto	ksilofono(musical instrument)	—
Estonian	ksülofon(musical instrument)	—
Faroese	sylofon(musical instrument)	—
Finnish	ksylofoni(musical instrument)	—
French	xylophone(musical instrument)	—
Galician	xilófono(musical instrument)	—
German	Xylophon(musical instrument)	—
Greek	ξυλόφωνο(musical instrument)	xylófono
Hebrew	קסילופון(musical instrument)	ksilofón
Hungarian	xilofon(musical instrument)	—
Icelandic	sílófónn(musical instrument)	—
Ido	xilofono(musical instrument)	—
Indonesian	xilofon(musical instrument)	—
Irish	xileafón(musical instrument)	—
Italian	xilofono(musical instrument)	—
Japanese	シロフォン(musical instrument), 木琴(musical instrument)	shirofon, mokkin
Korean	실로폰(musical instrument)	sillopon
Latin	xylophonium(musical instrument)	—
Latvian	ksilofons(musical instrument)	—
Lithuanian	ksilofonas(musical instrument)	—
Low German	Xylofon(musical instrument), Xylophon(musical instrument)	—
Macedonian	ксилофон(musical instrument)	ksilofon
Malagasy	atranatrana(musical instrument)	—
Malay	xilofon(musical instrument)	—
Marathi	जाय्लोफोन(musical instrument)	jāylophon
Mirandese	xilofone(musical instrument)	—
Moksha	кальхциямат(musical instrument), ксилофон(musical instrument)	kalxcijämat, ksilofon
Northern Kurdish	darînk(musical instrument)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	xylofon(musical instrument)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	xylofon(musical instrument)	—
Occitan	xilofòn(musical instrument)	—
Persian	سنتور چوبی(musical instrument)	—
Polish	ksylofon(musical instrument)	—
Portuguese	xilofone(musical instrument)	—
Romanian	xilofon(musical instrument)	—
Russian	ксилофо́н(musical instrument)	ksilofón
Scottish Gaelic	saidhleafon(musical instrument), sèileafon(musical instrument)	—
Serbo-Croatian	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Silesian	ksylofůn(musical instrument)	—
Sinhalese	සයිලොෆෝන්(musical instrument)	sayilofōn
Slovak	xylofón(musical instrument)	—
Slovene	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Spanish	marimba(musical instrument), xilófono(musical instrument)	—
Swahili	marimba ya kizungu(musical instrument)	—
Swedish	xylofon(musical instrument)	—
Tagalog	silopono(musical instrument)	—
Tamil	சுரம் இசைவி(musical instrument)	curam icaivi
Thai	ระนาด(musical instrument), ไซโลโฟน(musical instrument)	rá-nâat
Tibetan	ཤིང་དཀྲོལ།(musical instrument)	—
Tonga (Malawi)	mangurongondo class 6(musical instrument)	—
Turkish	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Ukrainian	ксилофо́н(musical instrument)	ksylofón
Uzbek	ksilofon(musical instrument)	—
Vietnamese	mộc cầm(musical instrument)	—
Welsh	seiloffon(musical instrument)	—
West-Frisian	ksylofoan(musical instrument)	—
Yiddish	קסילאָפֿאָן(musical instrument)	ksilofon