turbulent

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈtɜːbjələnt/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈtɝbjələnt/
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• Australian: /ˈtɜːbjələnt/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈtøːbjələnt/
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From Middle English turbulent, from Middle French turbulent, from Latin turbulentus, from turba (“disorder, tumult, crowd”).

47 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: խռովահույզ (xṙovahuyz) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Bulgarian: бурен (buren) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Bulgarian: развълнуван (razvǎlnuvan) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Danish: turbulent — violently disturbed or agitated
• Finnish: turbulenttinen — violently disturbed or agitated
• Finnish: myrskyisä — violently disturbed or agitated
• French: mouvementé — violently disturbed or agitated
• Galician: turbulento — violently disturbed or agitated
• Ingrian: burnoi — violently disturbed or agitated
• Latin: turbulentus — violently disturbed or agitated
• Māori: tuarangaranga — violently disturbed or agitated
• Norwegian Bokmål: turbulent — violently disturbed or agitated
• Norwegian Nynorsk: turbulent — violently disturbed or agitated
• Persian: متلاطم (motalâtem) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Portuguese: turbulento — violently disturbed or agitated
• Portuguese: atribulado — violently disturbed or agitated
• Portuguese: agitado — violently disturbed or agitated
• Romanian: turbulent — violently disturbed or agitated
• Russian: бу́рный (búrnyj) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Russian: беспоко́йный (bespokójnyj) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Spanish: tempestuoso — violently disturbed or agitated
• Spanish: agitado — violently disturbed or agitated
• Spanish: accidentado — violently disturbed or agitated
• Spanish: turbulento — violently disturbed or agitated
• Swedish: turbulent — violently disturbed or agitated
• Ukrainian: бурхли́вий (burxlývyj) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Ukrainian: неспокі́йний (nespokíjnyj) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Ukrainian: турбуле́нтний (turbuléntnyj) — violently disturbed or agitated
• Bulgarian: буен (buen) — being in disturbance or unrest
• Bulgarian: необуздан (neobuzdan) — being in disturbance or unrest
• Finnish: turbulentti — being in disturbance or unrest
• Finnish: myllertävä — being in disturbance or unrest
• Finnish: melskeinen — being in disturbance or unrest
• Galician: turbulento — being in disturbance or unrest
• Latin: turbulentus — being in disturbance or unrest
• Norwegian Bokmål: turbulent — being in disturbance or unrest
• Norwegian Nynorsk: turbulent — being in disturbance or unrest
• Portuguese: turbulento — being in disturbance or unrest
• Portuguese: atribulado — being in disturbance or unrest
• Portuguese: agitado — being in disturbance or unrest
• Russian: беспоко́йный (bespokójnyj) — being in disturbance or unrest
• Spanish: tempestuoso — being in disturbance or unrest
• Spanish: agitado — being in disturbance or unrest
• Spanish: accidentado — being in disturbance or unrest
• Spanish: turbulento — being in disturbance or unrest
• Swedish: turbulent — being in disturbance or unrest
• Ukrainian: бурхли́вий (burxlývyj) — being in disturbance or unrest