adj · adv · intj · name · noun · verb · 55 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot
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Sound
Pronunciation
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the main body of the sound ran parallel to the coast
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: body of water, water
Narrower terms: Long Island Sound, Puget Sound, Queen Charlotte Sound
47
noun
Meaning 47
a narrow channel of the sea joining two larger bodies of water
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: strait
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: channel
Narrower terms: narrow, Dardanelles, Canakkale Bogazi, Hellespont, East River, Bering Strait, Bosporus, Cook Strait, Golden Gate, Kattegatt, Korean Strait, Korea Strait, Menai Strait, North Channel, Skagerrak, Skagerak, Solent, Strait of Georgia, Strait of Gibraltar, Strait of Hormuz, Strait of Ormuz, Strait of Magellan, Strait of Messina, Strait of Dover, Strait of Calais, Pas de Calais, Torres Strait
48
noun
Meaning 48
mechanical vibrations transmitted by an elastic medium
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
falling trees make a sound in the forest even when no one is there to hear them
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: mechanical phenomenon
Narrower terms: ultrasound
49
verb
Meaning 49
measure the depth of (a body of water) with a sounding line
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: fathom
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: quantify, measure
50
verb
Meaning 50
utter with vibrating vocal chords
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: voice, vocalize, vocalise
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: pronounce, articulate, enounce, sound out, enunciate, say
From Middle English sound, sund, isund, ȝesund, from Old English sund (“sound, safe, whole, uninjured, healthy, prosperous”), from Proto-West Germanic *sund, from Proto-Germanic *sundaz (“healthy”), merged with synonymous Old English ġesund, from Proto-West Germanic *gasund. Cognate with Scots sound, soun (“healthy, sound”), Saterland Frisian suund, gesuund (“healthy”), West Frisian sûn (“healthy”), Dutch gezond (“healthy, sound”), Low German sund, gesund (“healthy”), German gesund (“healthy, sound”), Danish sund (“healthy”), Swedish sund (“sound, healthy”). Possibly related also to Dutch gezwind (“fast, quick”), German geschwind (“fast, quick”), Old English swīþ (“strong, mighty, powerful, active, severe, violent”). See swith.
From the common noun sound (“strait, inlet”).
* Noun: from Middle English sownde, alteration of soun, borrowed from Anglo-Norman sun, soun, Old French son, from accusative of Latin sonus, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *swenh2- (“to sound, resound”). * Verb: from Middle English sownden, sounen, borrowed from Anglo-Norman suner, sounder, Old French soner (modern sonner), from Latin sonō. * The hypercorrect -d appears in the fifteenth century. (Compare dialectal drownd, gownd for the same development.) Displaced native Middle English swei, from Old English swēġ, from Proto-Germanic *swōgiz.
From Middle English sound, sund (“body of water; swimming; air bladder of a fish”), from Old English sund (“the power, capacity, or act of swimming; swimming; sea; ocean; water; sound; strait; channel”), Old Norse sund (“channel, inlet, strait”), from Proto-Germanic *sundą (“swimming; sound”), from Proto-Indo-European *swem- (“swimming; sea”). Cognate with Dutch zond (“sound; strait”), Danish sund (“sound; strait; channel”), Swedish sund (“sound; strait; channel”), Icelandic sund (“sound; strait; channel”), German Sund. Related to swim.
From Middle English sounden, from Old French sonder, from sonde (“sounding line”) of Germanic origin, compare Old English sundgyrd (“a sounding rod”), sundline (“a sounding line”), Old English sund (“water, sea”). More at Etymology 3 above.
Across languages
Translations
707 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Arabic:
سليم
(salīm)
— healthy
Bengali:
সুস্থ
(śustho)
— healthy
Bulgarian:
здрав
(zdrav)
— healthy
Catalan:
sa
— healthy
Chinese Mandarin:
健康
(jiànkāng)
— healthy
Czech:
zdravý
— healthy
Danish:
sund
— healthy
Danish:
rask
— healthy
Dutch:
gezond
— healthy
Finnish:
terve
— healthy
Finnish:
hyväkuntoinen
— healthy
French:
sain
— healthy
Galician:
san
— healthy
German:
gesund
— healthy
Gothic:
𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃
(hails)
— healthy
Greek:
υγιής
(ygiís)
— healthy
Greek:
αβλαβής
(avlavís)
— healthy
Ancient Greek:
ὑγιής
(hugiḗs)
— healthy
Hebrew:
בריא
(bari)
— healthy
Hindi:
स्वस्थ
(svasth)
— healthy
Hungarian:
egészséges
— healthy
Hungarian:
ép
— healthy
Ido:
sana
— healthy
Italian:
sano
— healthy
Japanese:
健康な
(kenkō na)
— healthy
Japanese:
健全な
(kenzen na)
— healthy
Korean:
건강하다
(geon'ganghada)
— healthy
Korean:
건전하다
(geonjeonhada)
— healthy
Central Kurdish:
ساغ
(saẍ)
— healthy
Central Kurdish:
سەلیم
(selîm)
— healthy
Latin:
sanus
— healthy
Macedonian:
здрав
(zdrav)
— healthy
Macedonian:
јак
(jak)
— healthy
Macedonian:
силен
(silen)
— healthy
Māori:
toiora
— healthy
Norwegian Bokmål:
frisk
— healthy
Norwegian Bokmål:
karsk
— healthy
Norwegian Bokmål:
sunn
— healthy
Persian:
تندرست
(tandorost)
— healthy
Polish:
zdrowy
— healthy
Portuguese:
são
— healthy
Romanian:
sănătos
— healthy
Romanian:
nevătămat
— healthy
Romanian:
teafăr
— healthy
Romanian:
zdravăn
— healthy
Russian:
здоро́вый
(zdoróvyj)
— healthy
Russian:
кре́пкий
(krépkij)
— healthy
Sanskrit:
कल्य
(kalya)
— healthy
Spanish:
sano
— healthy
Swedish:
kry
— healthy
Swedish:
frisk
— healthy
Swedish:
sund
— healthy
Turkish:
sağlıklı
— healthy
Volapük:
saunik
— healthy
Bulgarian:
непокъ́тнат
(nepokǎ́tnat)
— complete, solid, or secure
Catalan:
sòlid
— complete, solid, or secure
Czech:
solidní
— complete, solid, or secure
Danish:
solid
— complete, solid, or secure
Danish:
sikker
— complete, solid, or secure
Danish:
pålidelig
— complete, solid, or secure
Dutch:
degelijk
— complete, solid, or secure
Finnish:
hyväkuntoinen
— complete, solid, or secure
Finnish:
terve
— complete, solid, or secure
French:
complet
— complete, solid, or secure
French:
solide
— complete, solid, or secure
French:
sûr
— complete, solid, or secure
Hebrew:
יציב
(yatsiv)
— complete, solid, or secure
Hungarian:
sértetlen
— complete, solid, or secure
Hungarian:
ép
— complete, solid, or secure
Hungarian:
hibátlan
— complete, solid, or secure
Italian:
solido
— complete, solid, or secure
Italian:
sicuro
— complete, solid, or secure
Japanese:
健全な
(kenzen na)
— complete, solid, or secure
Japanese:
堅固な
(kengo)
— complete, solid, or secure
Japanese:
手堅い
(tegatai)
— complete, solid, or secure
Macedonian:
цврст
(cvrst)
— complete, solid, or secure
Macedonian:
силен
(silen)
— complete, solid, or secure
Norwegian:
stødig
— complete, solid, or secure
Polish:
solidny
— complete, solid, or secure
Portuguese:
completo
— complete, solid, or secure
Portuguese:
sólido
— complete, solid, or secure
Portuguese:
seguro
— complete, solid, or secure
Romanian:
intact
— complete, solid, or secure
Romanian:
complet
— complete, solid, or secure
Romanian:
solid
— complete, solid, or secure
Romanian:
sigur
— complete, solid, or secure
Romanian:
robust
— complete, solid, or secure
Russian:
кре́пкий
(krépkij)
— complete, solid, or secure
Russian:
про́чный
(próčnyj)
— complete, solid, or secure
Russian:
надёжный
(nadjóžnyj)
— complete, solid, or secure
Spanish:
sólido
— complete, solid, or secure
Bulgarian:
добър
(dobǎr)
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Danish:
fornuftig
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Dutch:
gaaf
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Finnish:
kondiksessa
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Norwegian:
grei
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Russian:
хорошо́
(xorošó)
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Turkish:
iyi
— UK, slang: good or a good thing
Bulgarian:
дълбок
(dǎlbok)
— deep and restful of sleep
Finnish:
sikeä
— deep and restful of sleep
French:
profond
— deep and restful of sleep
Indonesian:
nyenyak
— deep and restful of sleep
Indonesian:
lelap
— deep and restful of sleep
Irish:
sámh
— deep and restful of sleep
Italian:
profondo
— deep and restful of sleep
Māori:
au
— deep and restful of sleep
Māori:
whakaau
— deep and restful of sleep
Polish:
głęboki
— deep and restful of sleep
Polish:
zdrowy
— deep and restful of sleep
Portuguese:
profundo
— deep and restful of sleep
Spanish:
profundo
— deep and restful of sleep
Sundanese:
tibra
— deep and restful of sleep
Afrikaans:
Die Sont
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Albanian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Arabic:
مَضِيق أَوْرِيْسُنْد
(maḍīq ʔawriysund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Arabic:
أَوْرِيْسُنْد
(ʔawriysund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Armenian:
Էրեսուն
(Ēresun)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Armenian:
Զունդ
(Zund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Azerbaijani:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Basque:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Belarusian:
Э́рэсун
(Éresun)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Bulgarian:
Йо́ресун
(Jóresun)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Catalan:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Chinese Mandarin:
厄勒海峽 /厄勒海峡
(èlè hǎixiá)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Czech:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Danish:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Dutch:
De Sont
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Estonian:
Sund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Faroese:
Oyrarsund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Finnish:
Juutinrauma
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
French:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
French:
Sund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
West-Frisian:
De Sont
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Galician:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Georgian:
ერესუნის სრუტე
(eresunis sruṭe)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Georgian:
ერესუნი
(eresuni)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
German:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
German:
Sund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Greek:
Έρεσουντ
(Éresount)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Hebrew:
אֶרֵסוּנְד
(eresund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Hungarian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Icelandic:
Eyrarsund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Indonesian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Italian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Japanese:
エーレスンド海峡
(Ēresundo-kaikyō)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Korean:
외레순 해협
(oeresun haehyeop)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Latvian:
Ēresunds
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Lithuanian:
Eresundas
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Macedonian:
Ересунд
(Eresund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Malay:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Norwegian Bokmål:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Norwegian Nynorsk:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Old Norse:
Eyrasund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Old Norse:
Eyrarsund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Persian:
تنگه اورسوند
(tange-ye aoresond)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Polish:
Sund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Portuguese:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Romanian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Russian:
Э́ресунн
(Éresunn)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Serbo-Croatian:
Ересунд
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Serbo-Croatian:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Slovak:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Slovene:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Spanish:
estrecho de Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Spanish:
Sund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Swedish:
Öresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Thai:
เออเรซุนด์
(əə-ree-sund)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Turkish:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Ukrainian:
Éресунн
(Éresunn)
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Vietnamese:
eo biển Oresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Welsh:
Øresund
— strait that separates Zealand from Scania
Abkhaz:
абжьы
(abžə)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Afrikaans:
klank
— sensation perceived by the ear
Albanian:
tingull
— sensation perceived by the ear
Albanian:
zan
— sensation perceived by the ear
Southern Altai:
табыш
(tabïš)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Amharic:
ድምጽ
(dəmṣ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Arabic:
صَوْت
(ṣawt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Arabic:
صوت
(ṣot)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Arabic:
صوت
(ṣōt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Armenian:
ձայն
(jayn)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Armenian:
հնչյուն
(hnčʻyun)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Aromanian:
son (roa-rup)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Assamese:
শব্দ
(xobdo)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Assamese:
আৱাজ
(awaz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Assamese:
ধ্বনি
(dhoni)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Early Assamese:
শবদ
(śobodo)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Asturian:
soníu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Asturian:
son
— sensation perceived by the ear
Azerbaijani:
səs
— sensation perceived by the ear
Baluchi:
توار
(tawár)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bashkir:
тауыш
(tawış)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Basque:
soinu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Basque:
hots
— sensation perceived by the ear
Belarusian:
гук
(huk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bengali:
শব্দ
(śobdo)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bengali:
আওয়াজ
(aōẇaj)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bengali:
ধ্বনি
(dhoni)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Central Bikol:
tanog
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bulgarian:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Bulgarian:
шум
(šum)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Burmese:
အသံ
(a.sam)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Carpathian Rusyn:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Catalan:
so
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chechen:
аз
(az)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Cantonese:
聲 /声
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Cantonese:
聲音 /声音
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese:
шын
(šɨn)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese:
йин
(yin)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese:
щён
(xion)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Eastern Min Chinese:
聲音 /声音
(siăng-ĭng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hakka Chinese:
聲音 /声音
(sâng-yîm)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese:
聲音 /声音
(sian-im)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese:
聲 /声
(seng / sian)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Jin Chinese:
聲音 /声音
(seng1 ing3)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Mandarin:
聲音 /声音
(shēngyīn)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Mandarin:
聲 /声
(shēng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Mandarin:
響 /响
(xiǎng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chinese Mandarin:
音聲 /音声
(yīnshēng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Wu Chinese:
聲音 /声音
— sensation perceived by the ear
Chuvash:
сасӑ
(sas̬ă)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Corsican:
sonu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Crimean Tatar:
davuş
— sensation perceived by the ear
Crimean Tatar:
ses
— sensation perceived by the ear
Czech:
zvuk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Danish:
lyd
— sensation perceived by the ear
Dutch:
geluid
— sensation perceived by the ear
Dutch:
klank
— sensation perceived by the ear
Erzya:
эне
(ene)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Erzya:
гайге
(gajge)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Esperanto:
sono
— sensation perceived by the ear
Estonian:
heli
— sensation perceived by the ear
Estonian:
hääl
— sensation perceived by the ear
Even:
иг
(ig)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Evenki:
иг
(ig)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Faroese:
ljóð
— sensation perceived by the ear
Finnish:
ääni
— sensation perceived by the ear
French:
son
— sensation perceived by the ear
West-Frisian:
lûd
— sensation perceived by the ear
Friulian:
sun
— sensation perceived by the ear
Galician:
son
— sensation perceived by the ear
Galician:
soar
— sensation perceived by the ear
Georgian:
ხმა
(xma)
— sensation perceived by the ear
German:
Klang
— sensation perceived by the ear
German:
Schall
— sensation perceived by the ear
German:
Laut
— sensation perceived by the ear
German:
Grüüsch
— sensation perceived by the ear
Gothic:
𐌳𐍂𐌿𐌽𐌾𐌿𐍃
(drunjus)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Greek:
ήχος
(íchos)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ancient Greek:
ψόφος
(psóphos)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ancient Greek:
ἦχος
(êkhos)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ancient Greek:
φθόγγος
(phthóngos)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Paraguayan Guarani:
pu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Paraguayan Guarani:
tyapu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Gujarati:
ધ્વનિ
(dhvani)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hausa:
amo
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hebrew:
קוֹל
(kol)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hebrew:
צליל
(tslil)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hebrew:
הֶגֶה
(hége)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hebrew:
שֵׁמַע
(shémaʿ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hindi:
ध्वनी
(dhvanī)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hindi:
आवाज़
(āvāz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hindi:
शब्द
(śabd)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hindi:
स्वर
(svar)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Hungarian:
hang
— sensation perceived by the ear
Icelandic:
hljóð
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ido:
sono
— sensation perceived by the ear
Indonesian:
bunyi
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ingush:
оаз
(oaz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Interlingua:
sono
— sensation perceived by the ear
Irish:
fuaim
— sensation perceived by the ear
Italian:
suono
— sensation perceived by the ear
Japanese:
音
(oto)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Japanese:
音声
(onsei)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Japanese:
響き
(hibiki)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Javanese:
swara
— sensation perceived by the ear
Javanese:
uni
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old Javanese:
uni
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old Javanese:
swara
— sensation perceived by the ear
Jeju:
소리
(sori)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Jingpho:
nsen
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kannada:
ಸ್ವಸ್ಥ
(svastha)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kannada:
ಶಬ್ದ
(śabda)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kashubian:
zwãk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kazakh:
дыбыс
(dybys)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Khmer:
សូរសំឡេង
(sou sɑmleeng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Khmer:
សំឡេង
(sɑmleeng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Khmer:
សូរ
(sou)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Korean:
소리
(sori)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Korean:
음
— sensation perceived by the ear
Central Kurdish:
دەنگ
(deng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Northern Kurdish:
deng
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kyrgyz:
тыбыш
(tıbış)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kyrgyz:
дабыш
(dabış)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Kyrgyz:
добуш
(dobuş)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Lao:
ສຽງ
(sīang)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Latgalian:
skons
— sensation perceived by the ear
Latin:
sonus
— sensation perceived by the ear
Latin:
sonor
— sensation perceived by the ear
Latin:
sonitus
— sensation perceived by the ear
Latvian:
skaņa
— sensation perceived by the ear
Lithuanian:
gar̃sas
— sensation perceived by the ear
Lü:
ᦵᦉᧂ
(ṡeng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Macedonian:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Macedonian:
глас
(glas)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Malay:
bunyi
— sensation perceived by the ear
Brunei Malay:
bunyi
— sensation perceived by the ear
Brunei Malay:
bungi
— sensation perceived by the ear
Malayalam:
ഒച്ച
(occa)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Maltese:
ħoss
— sensation perceived by the ear
Manchu:
ᠠᠰᡠᡴᡳ
(asuki)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Māori:
hou
— sensation perceived by the ear
Māori:
oro
— sensation perceived by the ear
Māori:
hiere
— sensation perceived by the ear
Māori:
haruru
— sensation perceived by the ear
Māori:
koto
— sensation perceived by the ear
Marathi:
आवाज
(āvāj)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Marathi:
ध्वनी
(dhvanī)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Mingrelian:
ხუმა
(xuma)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Mongolian:
дуу
(duu)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Mongolian:
ᠳᠠᠭᠤ
(daɣu)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Nepali:
ध्वनि
(dhvani)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Nepali:
आवाज
(āvāj)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Norwegian Bokmål:
lyd
— sensation perceived by the ear
Norwegian Nynorsk:
lyd
— sensation perceived by the ear
Norwegian Nynorsk:
ljod
— sensation perceived by the ear
Occitan:
son
— sensation perceived by the ear
Odia:
ଶବ୍ଦ
(śabda)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Church Slavic:
звукъ
(zvukŭ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old English:
swēġ
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old Norse:
hljóð
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old Tupi:
pu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ossetian:
зӕл
(zæl)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Pannonian Rusyn:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Pashto:
غږ
(ǧaẓ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Pashto:
آواز
(āwāz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Pashto:
صوت
(sawt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Dari:
آوَاز
(āwāz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Dari:
صَدَا
(sadā)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Dari:
صَوْت
(sawt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Iranian Persian:
آواز
(âvâz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Iranian Persian:
صِدا
(sedâ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Iranian Persian:
صَدا
(sadâ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Iranian Persian:
صُوْت
(sowt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Polish:
dźwięk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Polish:
fonia
— sensation perceived by the ear
Portuguese:
som
— sensation perceived by the ear
Punjabi:
ਧੁਨੀ
(dhunī)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Punjabi:
ਆਵਾਜ਼
(āvāz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Rarotongan:
ʻaruru
— sensation perceived by the ear
Romanian:
sunet
— sensation perceived by the ear
Romansh:
sun
— sensation perceived by the ear
Romansh:
tun
— sensation perceived by the ear
Russian:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Russian:
шум
(šum)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sanskrit:
स्वर
(svara)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sanskrit:
शब्द
(śabda)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sanskrit:
नाद
(nāda)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sanskrit:
घोष
(ghoṣa)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sanskrit:
ध्वनि
(dhvani)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sardinian:
sonu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Scots:
soun
— sensation perceived by the ear
Scots:
luid
— sensation perceived by the ear
Scottish Gaelic:
fuaim
— sensation perceived by the ear
Serbo-Croatian:
зву̑к
— sensation perceived by the ear
Serbo-Croatian:
zvȗk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Shan:
သဵင်
(sǎeng)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sicilian:
sonu
— sensation perceived by the ear
Silesian:
klang
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sindhi:
آوازُ
(āvāzu)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Sinhalese:
සද්දෙ
(sadde)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Slovak:
zvuk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Slovene:
zvok
— sensation perceived by the ear
Lower Sorbian:
zuk
— sensation perceived by the ear
Spanish:
sonido
— sensation perceived by the ear
Old Spanish:
son
— sensation perceived by the ear
Swahili:
sauti
— sensation perceived by the ear
Swedish:
ljud
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tagalog:
tunog
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tahitian:
haruru
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tahitian:
ʻoto
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tajik:
овоз
(ovoz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tajik:
садо
(sado)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tajik:
савт
(savt)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tamil:
ஒலி
(oli)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tamil:
சத்தம்
(cattam)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tatar:
тавыш
(tawış)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Telugu:
శబ్దం
(śabdaṁ)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Telugu:
ధ్వని
(dhvani)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Telugu:
సవ్వడి
(savvaḍi)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Thai:
เสียง
(sǐiang)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tibetan:
སྒྲ
(sgra)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tigrinya:
ድምጺ
(dəmṣi)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tocharian B:
weśeñña
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tocharian B:
weśeñño
— sensation perceived by the ear
Tongan:
ongo
— sensation perceived by the ear
Turkish:
ses
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ottoman Turkish:
سس
(ses)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Turkmen:
ses
— sensation perceived by the ear
Ukrainian:
звук
(zvuk)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Urdu:
آواز
(āvāz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Urdu:
صَوت
(saut)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Urdu:
نِدا
(nidā)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Urdu:
صَدا
(sadā)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uyghur:
تاۋۇش
(tawush)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uyghur:
ئاۋاز
(awaz)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uzbek:
tovush
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uzbek:
ovoz
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uzbek:
sado
— sensation perceived by the ear
Uzbek:
savt
— sensation perceived by the ear
Vietnamese:
âm thanh
— sensation perceived by the ear
Vietnamese:
tiếng
— sensation perceived by the ear
Volapük:
ton
— sensation perceived by the ear
Welsh:
sŵn
— sensation perceived by the ear
Xhosa:
isandi
— sensation perceived by the ear
Yakut:
тыас
(tïas)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Yiddish:
קלאַנג
(klang)
— sensation perceived by the ear
Yoruba:
ìró
— sensation perceived by the ear
Zhuang:
hing
— sensation perceived by the ear
Zhuang:
yaem
— sensation perceived by the ear
Zulu:
umsindo
— sensation perceived by the ear
Albanian:
tingull
— vibration capable of causing this
Armenian:
ձայն
(jayn)
— vibration capable of causing this
Armenian:
հնչյուն
(hnčʻyun)
— vibration capable of causing this
Basque:
sound
— vibration capable of causing this
Catalan:
so
— vibration capable of causing this
Czech:
zvuk
— vibration capable of causing this
Danish:
lyd
— vibration capable of causing this
Finnish:
ääni
— vibration capable of causing this
French:
son
— vibration capable of causing this
Galician:
son
— vibration capable of causing this
Georgian:
ბგერა
(bgera)
— vibration capable of causing this
German:
Schall
— vibration capable of causing this
Greek:
ήχος
(íchos)
— vibration capable of causing this
Hindi:
ध्वनी
(dhvanī)
— vibration capable of causing this
Hindi:
आवाज़
(āvāz)
— vibration capable of causing this
Hungarian:
hangzás
— vibration capable of causing this
Italian:
suono
— vibration capable of causing this
Japanese:
音
(oto)
— vibration capable of causing this
Latvian:
skaņa
— vibration capable of causing this
Lithuanian:
gar̃sas
— vibration capable of causing this
Macedonian:
звук
(zvuk)
— vibration capable of causing this
Norwegian Bokmål:
lyd
— vibration capable of causing this
Norwegian Nynorsk:
lyd
— vibration capable of causing this
Norwegian Nynorsk:
ljod
— vibration capable of causing this
Old English:
swēġ
— vibration capable of causing this
Polish:
dźwięk
— vibration capable of causing this
Polish:
fonia
— vibration capable of causing this
Portuguese:
som
— vibration capable of causing this
Russian:
звук
(zvuk)
— vibration capable of causing this
Sanskrit:
स्वर
(svara)
— vibration capable of causing this
Sanskrit:
शब्द
(śabda)
— vibration capable of causing this
Sanskrit:
ध्वन्
(dhvan)
— vibration capable of causing this
Sanskrit:
नाद
(nāda)
— vibration capable of causing this
Scots:
soun
— vibration capable of causing this
Scottish Gaelic:
fuaim
— vibration capable of causing this
Spanish:
sonido
— vibration capable of causing this
Swedish:
ljud
— vibration capable of causing this
Telugu:
శబ్దం
(śabdaṁ)
— vibration capable of causing this
Telugu:
ధ్వని
(dhvani)
— vibration capable of causing this
Telugu:
సవ్వడి
(savvaḍi)
— vibration capable of causing this
Urdu:
آواز
(āvāz)
— vibration capable of causing this
Finnish:
äänne
— speech sound
Yoruba:
ìró
— speech sound
Bulgarian:
пролив
(proliv)
— long narrow inlet
Danish:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Dutch:
sond
— long narrow inlet
Dutch:
zeeëngte
— long narrow inlet
Esperanto:
marbrako
— long narrow inlet
Faroese:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Finnish:
lahti
— long narrow inlet
Finnish:
(fjord) vuono
— long narrow inlet
Finnish:
salmi
— long narrow inlet
French:
bras de mer
— long narrow inlet
German:
Sund
— long narrow inlet
German:
Belt
— long narrow inlet
Greek:
πορθμός
(porthmós)
— long narrow inlet
Hebrew:
מייצר
(meitsár)
— long narrow inlet
Icelandic:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Irish:
sunda
— long narrow inlet
Irish:
caolas
— long narrow inlet
Irish:
béal
— long narrow inlet
Irish:
bealach
— long narrow inlet
Italian:
insenatura
— long narrow inlet
Japanese:
入り江
(irie)
— long narrow inlet
Lushootseed:
x̌wəlč
— long narrow inlet
Macedonian:
драга
(draga)
— long narrow inlet
Norwegian Bokmål:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Norwegian Nynorsk:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Old English:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Old Norse:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Polish:
cieśnina
— long narrow inlet
Portuguese:
enseada
— long narrow inlet
Russian:
проли́в
(prolív)
— long narrow inlet
Russian:
кана́л
(kanál)
— long narrow inlet
Slovak:
prieliv
— long narrow inlet
Spanish:
estrecho
— long narrow inlet
Spanish:
seno
— long narrow inlet
Swedish:
sund
— long narrow inlet
Turkish:
boğaz
— long narrow inlet
Ottoman Turkish:
بوغاز
(boğaz)
— long narrow inlet
Welsh:
swnt
— long narrow inlet
Bulgarian:
сонда
(sonda)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Danish:
sonde
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Finnish:
koetin
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Finnish:
sondi
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
French:
sonde
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
German:
Sonde
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Greek:
στηθοσκόπιο
(stithoskópio)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Hebrew:
זונדה
(zónda)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Japanese:
探子
(tanshi)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Macedonian:
сонда
(sonda)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Portuguese:
sonda
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Russian:
зонд
(zond)
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Spanish:
sonda
— long, thin probe for sounding or dilating body cavities or canals
Arabic:
صَوَّتَ
(ṣawwata)
— to produce a sound
Arabic:
طَلَّع صوت
(ṭallaʕ ṣōt)
— to produce a sound
Armenian:
հնչել
(hnčʻel)
— to produce a sound
Armenian:
ձայն հանել
(jayn hanel)
— to produce a sound
Aromanian:
asun
— to produce a sound
Azerbaijani:
səslənmək
— to produce a sound
Belarusian:
гуча́ць
(hučácʹ)
— to produce a sound
Bulgarian:
звуча́
(zvučá)
— to produce a sound
Bulgarian:
прозвуча́вам
(prozvučávam)
— to produce a sound
Bulgarian:
издавам звук
(izdavam zvuk)
— to produce a sound
Burmese:
မြည်
(mrany)
— to produce a sound
Catalan:
sonar
— to produce a sound
Chinese Mandarin:
響 /响
(xiǎng)
— to produce a sound
Czech:
znít
— to produce a sound
Dalmatian:
sonur
— to produce a sound
Danish:
lyde
— to produce a sound
Dutch:
klinken
— to produce a sound
Dutch:
luiden
— to produce a sound
Dutch:
geluid maken
— to produce a sound
Dutch:
toon voortbrengen
— to produce a sound
Esperanto:
soni
— to produce a sound
Estonian:
helisema
— to produce a sound
Finnish:
soida
— to produce a sound
Finnish:
äännähtää
— to produce a sound
Finnish:
päästää ääni
— to produce a sound
Finnish:
kajahtaa
— to produce a sound
Finnish:
törähtää
— to produce a sound
French:
sonner
— to produce a sound
Friulian:
sunâ
— to produce a sound
Galician:
soar
— to produce a sound
German:
klingen
— to produce a sound
German:
erklingen
— to produce a sound
German:
lauten
— to produce a sound
Ancient Greek:
ἠχέω
(ēkhéō)
— to produce a sound
Paraguayan Guarani:
pu
— to produce a sound
Paraguayan Guarani:
mbopu
— to produce a sound
Hebrew:
השמיע קול
(hishmía kol)
— to produce a sound
Hebrew:
נִשְׁמַע
(nishmá)
— to produce a sound
Hindi:
ध्वनि
(dhvani)
— to produce a sound
Hungarian:
megszólal
— to produce a sound
Hungarian:
felhangzik
— to produce a sound
Hungarian:
felcsendül
— to produce a sound
Icelandic:
hljóma
— to produce a sound
Icelandic:
hljóða
— to produce a sound
Interlingua:
sonar
— to produce a sound
Italian:
suonare
— to produce a sound
Japanese:
鳴る
(naru)
— to produce a sound
Jeju:
울리다
(ullida)
— to produce a sound
Korean:
울리다
(ullida)
— to produce a sound
Central Kurdish:
دەنگ دان
(deng dan)
— to produce a sound
Latin:
sonō
— to produce a sound
Latin:
cano
— to produce a sound
Lithuanian:
skambėti
— to produce a sound
Lithuanian:
leisti garsą
— to produce a sound
Macedonian:
звучи
(zvuči)
— to produce a sound
Malay:
berbunyi
— to produce a sound
Māori:
nganga
— to produce a sound
Norwegian Bokmål:
lyde
— to produce a sound
Occitan:
sonar
— to produce a sound
Old English:
swēġan
— to produce a sound
Old Tupi:
pu
— to produce a sound
Persian:
صدا دادن
(sedâ dâdan)
— to produce a sound
Polish:
brzmieć
— to produce a sound
Polish:
dźwięczeć
— to produce a sound
Portuguese:
soar
— to produce a sound
Romanian:
suna
— to produce a sound
Romansh:
sondar
— to produce a sound
Romansh:
sunar
— to produce a sound
Russian:
звуча́ть
(zvučátʹ)
— to produce a sound
Russian:
прозвуча́ть
(prozvučátʹ)
— to produce a sound
Russian:
издава́ть звук
(izdavátʹ zvuk)
— to produce a sound
Russian:
изда́ть звук
(izdátʹ zvuk)
— to produce a sound
Sanskrit:
स्वनति
(svanati)
— to produce a sound
Sardinian:
sonai
— to produce a sound
Sardinian:
sonare
— to produce a sound
Serbo-Croatian:
звучати
— to produce a sound
Serbo-Croatian:
zvučati
— to produce a sound
Slovak:
znieť
— to produce a sound
Slovene:
zveneti
— to produce a sound
Slovene:
zazveneti
— to produce a sound
Spanish:
sonar
— to produce a sound
Swedish:
ljuda
— to produce a sound
Swedish:
låta
— to produce a sound
Telugu:
మోగు
(mōgu)
— to produce a sound
Telugu:
ధ్వనించు
(dhvaniñcu)
— to produce a sound
Ukrainian:
звуча́ти
(zvučáty)
— to produce a sound
Vietnamese:
kêu vang
— to produce a sound
Yoruba:
dún
— to produce a sound
Azerbaijani:
səslənmək
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Azerbaijani:
gəlmək
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Bulgarian:
звуча
(zvuča)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Catalan:
sonar
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Chinese Mandarin:
聽起來 /听起来
(tīngqǐlái)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Chinese Mandarin:
聼上去
(tīngshangqu)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Chinese Mandarin:
聽著 /听著
(tīngzhe)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Chinese Mandarin:
聽來 /听来
(tīnglái)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Danish:
lyde
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Dutch:
klinken
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Finnish:
kuulostaa
— to convey an impression by one's sound
French:
avoir l'air
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Galician:
soar
— to convey an impression by one's sound
German:
klingen
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Greek:
ακούγομαι
(akoúgomai)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Greek:
ηχώ
(ichó)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Hebrew:
נִשְׁמַע
(nishmá)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Hungarian:
hangzik
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Hungarian:
hangzású
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Hungarian:
... hangja van
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Irish:
fuaimnigh
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Italian:
sembrare
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Lithuanian:
skambėti
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Old English:
swēġan
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Portuguese:
soar
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Portuguese:
parecer
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Romanian:
suna
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Russian:
звуча́ть
(zvučátʹ)
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Spanish:
sonar
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Welsh:
swnio
— to convey an impression by one's sound
Finnish:
perustua
— law: to arise
Japanese:
関係する
(kankei suru)
— law: to arise
Czech:
rozeznít
— to cause to produce a sound
Czech:
rozezvučet
— to cause to produce a sound
Danish:
lade lyde
— to cause to produce a sound
Dutch:
luiden
— to cause to produce a sound
Dutch:
doen klinken
— to cause to produce a sound
Finnish:
soittaa
— to cause to produce a sound
French:
sonner de
— to cause to produce a sound
Galician:
tocar
— to cause to produce a sound
Hebrew:
הִשְׁמִיעַ
(hishmía)
— to cause to produce a sound
Hungarian:
megszólaltat
— to cause to produce a sound
Hungarian:
hangjelzést ad
— to cause to produce a sound
Japanese:
鳴らす
(narasu)
— to cause to produce a sound
Korean:
소리를 내다
(sorireul naeda)
— to cause to produce a sound
Māori:
whakatangi
— to cause to produce a sound
Telugu:
మోగించు
(mōgiñcu)
— to cause to produce a sound
Telugu:
ధ్వనించు
(dhvaniñcu)
— to cause to produce a sound
Bulgarian:
произнасям
(proiznasjam)
— to pronounce
Chinese Mandarin:
發音 /发音
(fāyīn)
— to pronounce
Chinese Mandarin:
發 /发
(fā)
— to pronounce
Czech:
vyslovovat
— to pronounce
Finnish:
ääntää
— to pronounce
Finnish:
lausua
— to pronounce
French:
prononcer
— to pronounce
Galician:
soar
— to pronounce
German:
aussprechen
— to pronounce
Hebrew:
הָגָה
(hagá)
— to pronounce
Hindi:
स्वर
(svar)
— to pronounce
Hungarian:
ejt
— to pronounce
Hungarian:
kiejt
— to pronounce
Hungarian:
kimond
— to pronounce
Italian:
pronunciare
— to pronounce
Polish:
wymawiać
— to pronounce
Bulgarian:
гмуркам се
(gmurkam se)
— to dive downwards, of a whale
Danish:
dykke (ned)
— to dive downwards, of a whale
Finnish:
sukeltaa
— to dive downwards, of a whale
Ido:
sondar
— to dive downwards, of a whale
Japanese:
潜る
(moguru)
— to dive downwards, of a whale
