mirage

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An unadapted borrowing from French mirage c. 1812.

114 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: mirazh — an optical phenomenon
• Arabic: سَرَاب (sarāb) — an optical phenomenon
• Armenian: միրաժ (miraž) — an optical phenomenon
• Armenian: օդատեսիլ (ōdatesil) — an optical phenomenon
• Assamese: মৰীচিকা (morisika) — an optical phenomenon
• Asturian: espeyismu — an optical phenomenon
• Azerbaijani: miraj — an optical phenomenon
• Azerbaijani: ilğım — an optical phenomenon
• Azerbaijani: sərab — an optical phenomenon
• Belarusian: міра́ж (miráž) — an optical phenomenon
• Belarusian: ма́рыва (máryva) — an optical phenomenon
• Bengali: মরীচিকা (moricika) — an optical phenomenon
• Bulgarian: мира́ж (miráž) — an optical phenomenon
• Burmese: လင်းလပ် (lang:lap) — an optical phenomenon
• Burmese: တံလျှပ် (tamhlyap) — an optical phenomenon
• Catalan: miratge — an optical phenomenon
• Cherokee: ᎠᎪᏩᏛᏗ (agowadvdi) — an optical phenomenon
• Chinese Mandarin: 海市蜃樓 /海市蜃楼 (hǎishìshènlóu) — an optical phenomenon
• Chinese Mandarin: 蜃景 (shènjǐng) — an optical phenomenon
• Chinese Mandarin: 海市 (hǎishì) — an optical phenomenon
• Chinese Mandarin: 蜃氣 /蜃气 (shènqì) — an optical phenomenon
• Cornish: miraj — an optical phenomenon
• Czech: fata morgána — an optical phenomenon
• Czech: přelud — an optical phenomenon
• Danish: luftspejling — an optical phenomenon
• Dutch: luchtspiegeling — an optical phenomenon
• Esperanto: miraĝo — an optical phenomenon
• Esperanto: fatamorgano — an optical phenomenon
• Estonian: miraaž — an optical phenomenon
• Finnish: kangastus — an optical phenomenon
• French: mirage — an optical phenomenon
• Galician: miraxe — an optical phenomenon
• Galician: espellismo — an optical phenomenon
• Georgian: მირაჟი (miraži) — an optical phenomenon
• German: Luftspiegelung — an optical phenomenon
• German: Fata Morgana — an optical phenomenon
• Greek: αντικατοπτρισμός (antikatoptrismós) — an optical phenomenon
• Greek: οφθαλμαπάτη (ofthalmapáti) — an optical phenomenon
• Hebrew: מִירָאז׳ (mirázh) — an optical phenomenon
• Hebrew: חֶזְיוֹן תַּעְתּוּעִים (khezyón ta'tu'ím) — an optical phenomenon
• Hindi: मरीचिका (marīcikā) — an optical phenomenon
• Hindi: मृगतृष्णा (mŕgtŕṣṇā) — an optical phenomenon
• Hungarian: délibáb — an optical phenomenon
• Icelandic: hilling — an optical phenomenon
• Indonesian: fatamorgana — an optical phenomenon
• Italian: miraggio — an optical phenomenon
• Japanese: 蜃気楼 (shinkirō) — an optical phenomenon
• Kalmyk: эрәлҗн (eräljn) — an optical phenomenon
• Kazakh: сағым (sağym) — an optical phenomenon
• Khmer: មរិចិកា (meaʔriʔceʔkaa) — an optical phenomenon
• Korean: 신기루 (sin'giru) — an optical phenomenon
• Central Kurdish: تِراویلکە (tirawîlke) — an optical phenomenon
• Kyrgyz: закым (zakım) — an optical phenomenon
• Lao: ຕາຫລອກ (tā lǭk) — an optical phenomenon
• Lao: ພະຍັບແດດ (pha nyap dǣt) — an optical phenomenon
• Latvian: mirāža — an optical phenomenon
• Lithuanian: miražas — an optical phenomenon
• Macedonian: привиде́ние (prividénie) — an optical phenomenon
• Macedonian: фатаморга́на (fatamorgána) — an optical phenomenon
• Malay: fatamorgana — an optical phenomenon
• Malay: logamaya — an optical phenomenon
• Māori: tiritiri — an optical phenomenon
• Mongolian: зэрэглээ (zereglee) — an optical phenomenon
• Navajo: hadahooneeyą́ — an optical phenomenon
• Navajo: hadahooneeyánígíí — an optical phenomenon
• Norwegian Bokmål: luftspeiling — an optical phenomenon
• Norwegian Bokmål: hildring — an optical phenomenon
• Persian: سراب (sarâb) — an optical phenomenon
• Persian: گوراب (gurâb) — an optical phenomenon
• Persian: تیژه (tiže) — an optical phenomenon
• Persian: گتیر (gatir) — an optical phenomenon
• Persian: گویر (gavir) — an optical phenomenon
• Plautdietsch: Loftspieejel — an optical phenomenon
• Polish: miraż — an optical phenomenon
• Polish: fatamorgana — an optical phenomenon
• Portuguese: miragem — an optical phenomenon
• Romanian: miraj — an optical phenomenon
• Russian: мира́ж (miráž) — an optical phenomenon
• Russian: ма́рево (márevo) — an optical phenomenon
• Russian: фа́та морга́на (fáta morgána) — an optical phenomenon
• Sanskrit: मरीचिका (marīcikā) — an optical phenomenon
• Serbo-Croatian: фатаморгана — an optical phenomenon
• Serbo-Croatian: мираж — an optical phenomenon
• Serbo-Croatian: fatamorgana — an optical phenomenon
• Serbo-Croatian: miraž — an optical phenomenon
• Slovak: fatamorgána — an optical phenomenon
• Slovak: prelud — an optical phenomenon
• Slovene: fatamorgana — an optical phenomenon
• Slovene: privid — an optical phenomenon
• Spanish: espejismo — an optical phenomenon
• Swahili: sarabi — an optical phenomenon
• Swahili: mangati — an optical phenomenon
• Swedish: hägring — an optical phenomenon
• Tagalog: malikmata — an optical phenomenon
• Tajik: сароб (sarob) — an optical phenomenon
• Tamil: கானல் நீர் (kāṉal nīr) — an optical phenomenon
• Tamil: கானனீர் (kāṉaṉīr) — an optical phenomenon
• Tamil: கானல் (kāṉal) — an optical phenomenon
• Telugu: ఎండమావి (eṇḍamāvi) — an optical phenomenon
• Thai: มิราจ (mírâat) — an optical phenomenon
• Thai: ภาพลวงตา (pâappáluang dtaa) — an optical phenomenon
• Turkish: serap — an optical phenomenon
• Turkish: ılgım — an optical phenomenon
• Ottoman Turkish: سراب (serab) — an optical phenomenon
• Turkmen: sagym — an optical phenomenon
• Turkmen: salgym — an optical phenomenon
• Ukrainian: міра́ж (miráž) — an optical phenomenon
• Ukrainian: ма́рево (márevo) — an optical phenomenon
• Urdu: سراب (sarāb) — an optical phenomenon
• Uzbek: sarob — an optical phenomenon
• Vietnamese: ảo ảnh — an optical phenomenon
• Volapük: magälod — an optical phenomenon
• Yiddish: אָפּדוכט (opdukht) — an optical phenomenon
• Yiddish: אויסווײַזעניש (oysvayzenish) — an optical phenomenon