distillation

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From Middle English distillacioun, from Anglo-Norman distillacioun, from Latin distīllātiōnem, accusative of distīllātiō.

58 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: изкапване (izkapvane) — falling in drips (act)
• Finnish: pisarointi — falling in drips (act)
• Greek: απόσταξη (apóstaxi) — falling in drips (act)
• Māori: whakaturuturunga — falling in drips (act)
• Portuguese: gotejamento — falling in drips (act)
• Romanian: distilare — falling in drips (act)
• Finnish: pisarointi — falling in drops (thing)
• Māori: whakaturunga — falling in drops (thing)
• Arabic: تَقْطِير (taqṭīr) — separation of a substance
• Bulgarian: дестилация (destilacija) — separation of a substance
• Catalan: destil·lació — separation of a substance
• Chinese Mandarin: 蒸餾 /蒸馏 (zhēngliù) — separation of a substance
• Czech: destilace — separation of a substance
• Dutch: destillatie — separation of a substance
• Dutch: distillatie — separation of a substance
• Finnish: tislaus — separation of a substance
• French: distillation — separation of a substance
• Georgian: გამოხდა (gamoxda) — separation of a substance
• Georgian: დისტილაცია (disṭilacia) — separation of a substance
• Georgian: რექტიფიკაცია (rekṭipiḳacia) — separation of a substance
• German: Destillation — separation of a substance
• Greek: απόσταξη (apóstaxi) — separation of a substance
• Japanese: 蒸留 (jōryū) — separation of a substance
• Korean: 증류 (jeungnyu) — separation of a substance
• Malay: penyulingan — separation of a substance
• Māori: iheunga — separation of a substance
• Norman: distillâtion — separation of a substance
• Norwegian: destillasjon — separation of a substance
• Persian: تقطیر (taqtir) — separation of a substance
• Polish: destylacja — separation of a substance
• Portuguese: destilação — separation of a substance
• Russian: дистилля́ция (distilljácija) — separation of a substance
• Russian: перего́нка (peregónka) — separation of a substance
• Spanish: destilación — separation of a substance
• Swedish: destillering — separation of a substance
• Swedish: destillation — separation of a substance
• Tagalog: singawkintay — separation of a substance
• Turkish: destilasyon — separation of a substance
• Turkish: distilasyon — separation of a substance
• Urdu: تقطیر (taqtīr) — separation of a substance
• Volapük: steil — separation of a substance
• Volapük: steilam — separation of a substance
• Bulgarian: дестилат (destilat) — substance once extracted
• Dutch: destillaat — substance once extracted
• Dutch: distillaat — substance once extracted
• Finnish: tisle — substance once extracted
• Finnish: tislaustuote — substance once extracted
• Georgian: გამონახადი (gamonaxadi) — substance once extracted
• Georgian: დისტილატი (disṭilaṭi) — substance once extracted
• German: Destillat — substance once extracted
• Greek: απόσταγμα (apóstagma) — substance once extracted
• Portuguese: destilado — substance once extracted
• Spanish: destilado — substance once extracted
• Turkish: damıtık — substance once extracted
• Turkish: destilat — substance once extracted
• Turkish: destile — substance once extracted
• Volapük: steilot — substance once extracted
• Volapük: steilat — substance once extracted