burp

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• UK: /bɜːp/
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• US: /bɝp/
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• rhymes with -ɜː(ɹ)p
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• CMU ARPABET: B ER1 P Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Originally from American English, of imitative origin.

169 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: а́ӷәаҳара (áğwaḥara) — a softer belch
• Arabic: تَجَشُّؤ (tajaššuʔ) — a softer belch
• Arabic: تكريعة (takrīʕa) — a softer belch
• Arabic: كَرْعة (karʕa) — a softer belch
• Arabic: تَكْريعة (takrīʕa) — a softer belch
• Assamese: উগাৰ (ugar) — a softer belch
• Azerbaijani: gəyirmə — a softer belch
• Azerbaijani: gəyirək — a softer belch
• Azerbaijani: gəyirti — a softer belch
• Belarusian: адры́жка (adrýžka) — a softer belch
• Central Bikol: tigab — a softer belch
• Central Bikol: tigob — a softer belch
• Bulgarian: оригване (origvane) — a softer belch
• Catalan: rot — a softer belch
• Chinese Mandarin: 飽嗝 /饱嗝 (bǎogé) — a softer belch
• Chinese Mandarin: 噯氣 /嗳气 (ǎiqì) — a softer belch
• Czech: říhnutí — a softer belch
• Czech: krknutí — a softer belch
• Danish: bøvs — a softer belch
• Dutch: boer — a softer belch
• Dutch: oprisping — a softer belch
• Esperanto: rukto — a softer belch
• Estonian: röhitsus — a softer belch
• Finnish: röyhtäys — a softer belch
• Finnish: röyhtäisy — a softer belch
• French: rot — a softer belch
• French: renvoi — a softer belch
• French: éructation — a softer belch
• Georgian: ბოყინი (boq̇ini) — a softer belch
• German: Rülpser — a softer belch
• German: Bäuerchen — a softer belch
• Greek: ρέψιμο (répsimo) — a softer belch
• Greek: ερευγμός (erevgmós) — a softer belch
• Greek: ερυγή (erygí) — a softer belch
• Ancient Greek: ἐρυγή (erugḗ) — a softer belch
• Hindi: डकार (ḍakār) — a softer belch
• Italian: rutto — a softer belch
• Italian: flato — a softer belch
• Japanese: げっぷ (geppu) — a softer belch
• Japanese: うっぷ (uppu) — a softer belch
• Japanese: おくび (okubi) — a softer belch
• Japanese: 噫気 (aiki) — a softer belch
• Khmer: ភើ (phəə) — a softer belch
• Korean: 트림 (teurim) — a softer belch
• Korean: 애기 (aegi) — a softer belch
• Lao: ເອຶ້ອມ (ē ʼư ʼam) — a softer belch
• Latin: eructatio — a softer belch
• Macedonian: ждри́гање (ždríganje) — a softer belch
• Malay: sendawa — a softer belch
• Norwegian: rap — a softer belch
• Persian: آروغ (âruġ) — a softer belch
• Plautdietsch: Relps — a softer belch
• Polish: beknięcie — a softer belch
• Portuguese: arroto — a softer belch
• Romanian: râgâit — a softer belch
• Romanian: râgâitură — a softer belch
• Romanian: râgâială — a softer belch
• Romanian: eructație — a softer belch
• Russian: отры́жка (otrýžka) — a softer belch
• Russian: рыга́ние (rygánije) — a softer belch
• Serbo-Croatian: подриг — a softer belch
• Serbo-Croatian: podrig — a softer belch
• Slovak: grgnutie — a softer belch
• Spanish: eructo — a softer belch
• Spanish: regüeldo — a softer belch
• Swedish: rap — a softer belch
• Swedish: rapning — a softer belch
• Tagalog: dighay — a softer belch
• Tamil: ஏப்பம் (ēppam) — a softer belch
• Thai: เรอ (rəə) — a softer belch
• Turkish: geğirme — a softer belch
• Turkish: geğirti — a softer belch
• Ukrainian: відри́жка (vidrýžka) — a softer belch
• Urdu: ڈکار (ḍakār) — a softer belch
• Vietnamese: sự ợ — a softer belch
• Arabic: تَجَشَّأَ (tajaššaʔa) — to emit a burp
• Arabic: اتكرع (itkárraʕ) — to emit a burp
• Arabic: كرع (kárraʕ) — to emit a burp
• Arabic: كَرَّع (karraʕ) — to emit a burp
• Arabic: تفوق (tfawwaq) — to emit a burp
• Arabic: تكرع (tgarraʕ) — to emit a burp
• Armenian: բխկալ (bxkal) — to emit a burp
• Armenian: ործկալ (orckal) — to emit a burp
• Azerbaijani: gəyirmək — to emit a burp
• Belarusian: рыга́ць (ryhácʹ) — to emit a burp
• Central Bikol: tigob — to emit a burp
• Bulgarian: оригвам се (origvam se) — to emit a burp
• Burmese: လေချဉ်တက် (lehkyanytak) — to emit a burp
• Burmese: စားချဉ့်ပြန် (ca:hkyany.pran) — to emit a burp
• Catalan: eructar — to emit a burp
• Cherokee: ᎤᏩᎫᎴᎦ (uwagulega) — to emit a burp
• Chickasaw: akiilawa — to emit a burp
• Chinese Mandarin: 打嗝 (dǎgé) — to emit a burp
• Chinese Mandarin: 噯氣 /嗳气 (ǎiqì) — to emit a burp
• Chinese Mandarin: 飽嗝 /饱嗝 (bǎogé) — to emit a burp
• Chinese Mandarin: 嗝 (gé) — to emit a burp
• Czech: říhat — to emit a burp
• Czech: říhnout — to emit a burp
• Czech: krknout — to emit a burp
• Danish: bøvse — to emit a burp
• Dutch: boeren — to emit a burp
• Esperanto: rukti — to emit a burp
• Estonian: röhitsema — to emit a burp
• Finnish: röyhtäistä — to emit a burp
• French: roter — to emit a burp
• French: faire un rot — to emit a burp
• French: éructer — to emit a burp
• Galician: arrotar — to emit a burp
• Galician: eructar — to emit a burp
• Gallo: beurgasser — to emit a burp
• Georgian: დაბოყინება (daboq̇ineba) — to emit a burp
• German: rülpsen — to emit a burp
• Greek: ρεύομαι (révomai) — to emit a burp
• Greek: ερεύγομαι (erévgomai) — to emit a burp
• Ancient Greek: ἐρεύγομαι (ereúgomai) — to emit a burp
• Hindi: डकारना (ḍakārnā) — to emit a burp
• Hungarian: böfög — to emit a burp
• Italian: ruttare — to emit a burp
• Japanese: げっぷする (geppu suru) — to emit a burp
• Japanese: うっぷする (uppu suru) — to emit a burp
• Japanese: おくびする (okubi suru) — to emit a burp
• Japanese: 噫気する (aiki suru) — to emit a burp
• Khmer: ភើ (phəə) — to emit a burp
• Khmer: ខ្យល់ផាយ (khyɑl phaay) — to emit a burp
• Korean: 트림하다 (teurimhada) — to emit a burp
• Lao: ເອຶ້ອມ (ē ʼư ʼam) — to emit a burp
• Latin: erugo — to emit a burp
• Lithuanian: atsirūgti — to emit a burp
• Macedonian: ждрига (ždriga) — to emit a burp
• Macedonian: подригнува (podrignuva) — to emit a burp
• Maltese: tfewwaq — to emit a burp
• Mongolian: хэхрэх (xexrex) — to emit a burp
• Norwegian: rape — to emit a burp
• Persian: آروغ زدن (âruġ zadan) — to emit a burp
• Polish: bekać — to emit a burp
• Polish: beknąć — to emit a burp
• Portuguese: arrotar — to emit a burp
• Romanian: râgâi — to emit a burp
• Russian: рыга́ть (rygátʹ) — to emit a burp
• Russian: рыгну́ть (rygnútʹ) — to emit a burp
• Russian: отры́гивать (otrýgivatʹ) — to emit a burp
• Russian: отрыгну́ть (otrygnútʹ) — to emit a burp
• Russian: отры́гиваться (otrýgivatʹsja) — to emit a burp
• Russian: отрыгну́ться (otrygnútʹsja) — to emit a burp
• Scots: rift — to emit a burp
• Serbo-Croatian: подригивати — to emit a burp
• Serbo-Croatian: подригнути — to emit a burp
• Serbo-Croatian: podrigivati — to emit a burp
• Serbo-Croatian: podrignuti — to emit a burp
• Slovak: rihať — to emit a burp
• Slovak: grgať — to emit a burp
• Slovene: rigati — to emit a burp
• Spanish: eructar — to emit a burp
• Spanish: regoldar — to emit a burp
• Spanish: rutar — to emit a burp
• Swedish: rapa — to emit a burp
• Telugu: త్రేన్చు (trēncu) — to emit a burp
• Thai: เรอ (rəə) — to emit a burp
• Turkish: geğirmek — to emit a burp
• Ottoman Turkish: ككرمك (geğirmek) — to emit a burp
• Ukrainian: відри́гувати (vidrýhuvaty) — to emit a burp
• Ukrainian: відригну́ти (vidryhnúty) — to emit a burp
• Urdu: ڈکارنا (ḍakārnā) — to emit a burp
• Vietnamese: ợ — to emit a burp
• Finnish: röyhtäyttää — to burp someone
• French: faire son rot (à un bébé) — to burp someone
• Hungarian: büfiztet — to burp someone
• Māori: whakakūpā — to burp someone
• Spanish: eructar — to burp someone