porch

Each Play button uses your device's default local English voice, or a natural local fallback. The selected voice name appears after playback. This is synthesized speech, not a source recording.

• Received-Pronunciation: /pɔːtʃ/
  Play
• General-American: /pɔɹt͡ʃ/
  Play
• /po(ː)ɹtʃ/ rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
  Play
• /poətʃ/ non-rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
  Play
• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  Play
• rhymes with -ɔː(ɹ)tʃ
  Play
• CMU ARPABET: P AO1 R CH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
  Play

From Middle English porche, from Old French, from Latin porticus (“portico”). Doublet of portego, portico, and porticus.

133 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: verandë — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Albanian: treme — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Albanian: hajat — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Northern Altai: паскыч (paskïč) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Northern Altai: паскыш (paskïš) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Southern Altai: кирнесте (kirneste) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Southern Altai: веранда (veranda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Arabic: رِوَاق (riwāq) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Arabic: رُوَاق (ruwāq) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Arabic: شُرْفَة (šurfa) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Armenian: ճակատամուտք (čakatamutkʻ) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Armenian: պատշգամբ (patšgamb) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Azerbaijani: eyvan — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Azerbaijani: səki — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Azerbaijani: talvar — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Basque: apiriku — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Belarusian: га́нак (hának) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Belarusian: вера́нда (vjeránda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Bengali: বারান্দা (baranda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Bengali: রোয়াক (roak) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Bhojpuri: बरामदा (barāmədā) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Bulgarian: вера́нда (veránda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Catalan: porxo — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Catalan: pòrtic — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Chinese Mandarin: 門廊 /门廊 (ménláng) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Chinese Mandarin: 玄關 /玄关 (xuánguān) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Czech: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Dutch: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Dutch: portiek — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Erzya: кустембе (kustembe) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Esperanto: porĉo — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Esperanto: alero — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Esperanto: portiko — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Estonian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Finnish: porstua — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Finnish: kuisti — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• French: porche — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• French: véranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• French: portique — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Galician: portal — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Galician: alpendre — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Georgian: პარმაღი (ṗarmaɣi) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• German: Vorbau — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• German: Vordach — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• German: Veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• German: Windfang — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• German: Vorraum — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Gothic: 𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌶𐍅𐌰 (ubizwa) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Ancient Greek: παστάς (pastás) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Hebrew: מִרְפֶּסֶת (mirpéset) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Hindi: द्वारमण्डप (dvārmaṇḍap) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Hindi: बरामदा (barāmdā) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Hungarian: tornác — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Hungarian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Irish: póirse — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Italian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Japanese: ポーチ (pōchi) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Japanese: 玄関 (genkan) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Kabuverdianu: varanda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Kazakh: кіреберіс (kıreberıs) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Kazakh: шығаберіс (şyğaberıs) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Korean: 현관 (hyeon'gwan) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Korean: 포치 (pochi) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Kyrgyz: босого (bosogo) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Kyrgyz: крыльцо (krıltso) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Latin: porticus — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Latvian: lievenis — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Latvian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Lithuanian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Macedonian: трем (trem) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Macedonian: предворје (predvorje) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Malayalam: പൂമുഖം (pūmukhaṁ) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: mahau — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: whakamahau — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: kōihi — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: tupehau — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: pikitara — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Māori: kopa pākai — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Mongolian: кирлц (kirlc) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Norman: portico — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Norwegian: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Old English: forehūs — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Pennsylvania German: Portsch — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Persian: ایوان (eyvân) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Polish: ganek — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Polish: przedsionek — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Portuguese: alpendre — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Portuguese: pórtico — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Portuguese: varanda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Romanian: verandă — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Romanian: portic — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Russian: крыльцо́ (krylʹcó) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Russian: вера́нда (veránda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Scottish Gaelic: fosglan — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Serbo-Croatian: трем — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Serbo-Croatian: тријем — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Serbo-Croatian: trem — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Serbo-Croatian: trijem — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Slovak: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Slovene: preddverje — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Spanish: pórtico — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Spanish: porche — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Swedish: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Swedish: förstukvist — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Tagalog: portiko — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Tajik: айвончаи дари даромад (ayvonča-yi dar-i daromad) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Tajik: айвон (ayvon) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Tatar: болдыр (boldır) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Thai: เฉลียง (chlǐiang) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Thai: มุข (múk) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Thai: ระเบียง (rá-biiang) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Turkish: sundurma — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Turkish: veranda — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Ukrainian: ґа́нок (gánok) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Ukrainian: вера́нда (veránda) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Unami: alëwikaon — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Uzbek: ayvon — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Welsh: porth — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Welsh: cyntedd — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Yiddish: גאַניק (ganik) — a covered and enclosed entrance to a building
• Esperanto: portiko — a portico; a covered walk
• Finnish: pylväshalli — a portico; a covered walk
• Galician: soportal — a portico; a covered walk
• Ancient Greek: παστάς (pastás) — a portico; a covered walk
• Hindi: द्वारमण्डप (dvārmaṇḍap) — a portico; a covered walk
• Italian: portico — a portico; a covered walk
• Latin: porticus — a portico; a covered walk
• Norman: portico — a portico; a covered walk
• Polish: portyk — a portico; a covered walk
• Russian: по́ртик (pórtik) — a portico; a covered walk
• Russian: кры́тая галере́я (krýtaja galeréja) — a portico; a covered walk
• Spanish: pórtico — a portico; a covered walk
• Spanish: soportal — a portico; a covered walk