half-moon

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Etymology tree English half- Proto-Indo-European *meh1-? Proto-Indo-European *mḗh1n̥s Proto-Germanic *mēnô Proto-West Germanic *mānō Old English mōna Middle English mone English moon English half-moon From half- + moon.

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تَرْبِيع (tarbīʕ) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Belarusian: паўме́сяц (pawmjésjac) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Bulgarian: полуме́сец (polumésec) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Burmese: လခြမ်း (la.hkram:) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Chinese Mandarin: 半月 (bànyuè) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Czech: půlměsíc — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Danish: halvmåne — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Dutch: halvemaan — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Esperanto: krescento — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Esperanto: duonluno — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Estonian: poolkuu — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Faroese: hálvmáni — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Finnish: puolikuu — the moon in its first or last quarter
• French: demi-lune — the moon in its first or last quarter
• German: Halbmond — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Hungarian: félhold — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Irish: leath gealaí — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Irish: leathghealach — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Italian: mezzaluna — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Japanese: 半月 (hangetsu) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Kankanaey: gawan di beksa — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Karok: kusráh'aachip — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Korean: 반달 (bandal) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Latin: luna dimidiata — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Lower Tanana: sro ch'enghon' — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Macedonian: полумесец (polumesec) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Norwegian Bokmål: halvmåne — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Norwegian Nynorsk: halvmåne — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Persian: چارک (čârak) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Persian: نیمماه (nimmâh) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Persian: نیمپری (nimporri) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Persian: نیمبرید (nimborid) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Plautdietsch: Haulfmon — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Polish: półksiężyc — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Portuguese: meia-lua — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Romanian: semilună — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Russian: полуме́сяц (polumésjac) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏лумесе̄ц — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏лумјесе̄ц — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍlumesēc — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍlumjesēc — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Slovak: polmesiac — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Slovene: polmesec — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Southern Altai: јарым ай (ǰarïm ay) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Spanish: medialuna — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Swahili: nusu mwezi — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Swedish: halvmåne — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Tagalog: kalahatian-ng-buwan — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Tagalog: medya luna — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Telugu: చంద్రవంక (candravaṅka) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Turkish: yarım ay — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Turkish: hilâl — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Ukrainian: півмі́сяць (pivmísjacʹ) — the moon in its first or last quarter
• Belarusian: паўме́сяц (pawmjésjac) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Bulgarian: полуме́сец (polumésec) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Burmese: လခြမ်း (la.hkram:) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Catalan: mitjalluna — anything shaped like a crescent
• Chinese Mandarin: 半月 (bànyuè) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Czech: půlměsíc — anything shaped like a crescent
• Danish: halvmåne — anything shaped like a crescent
• Finnish: puolikuu — anything shaped like a crescent
• French: demi-lune — anything shaped like a crescent
• German: Halbmond — anything shaped like a crescent
• Irish: leathchiorcal — anything shaped like a crescent
• Irish: leathghealach — anything shaped like a crescent
• Italian: mezzaluna — anything shaped like a crescent
• Japanese: 半月 (hangetsu) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Korean: 반달 (bandal) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Macedonian: полумесец (polumesec) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Polish: półksiężyc — anything shaped like a crescent
• Portuguese: meia-lua — anything shaped like a crescent
• Russian: полуме́сяц (polumésjac) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏лумесе̄ц — anything shaped like a crescent
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏лумјесе̄ц — anything shaped like a crescent
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍlumesēc — anything shaped like a crescent
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍlumjesēc — anything shaped like a crescent
• Slovak: polmesiac — anything shaped like a crescent
• Slovene: polmesec — anything shaped like a crescent
• Southern Altai: јарым ай (ǰarïm ay) — anything shaped like a crescent
• Spanish: medialuna — anything shaped like a crescent
• Ukrainian: півмі́сяць (pivmísjacʹ) — anything shaped like a crescent