vibrant

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• /ˈvaɪbɹənt/
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From French vibrant, from Latin vibrans, present participle of vibrare (“to vibrate”). See vibrate.

79 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: qaynar — pulsing with energy or activity
• Bulgarian: пулсиращ (pulsirašt) — pulsing with energy or activity
• Danish: pulserende — pulsing with energy or activity
• Dutch: energiek — pulsing with energy or activity
• Finnish: elämää sykkivä — pulsing with energy or activity
• Finnish: voimaa pursuava — pulsing with energy or activity
• Galician: vibrante — pulsing with energy or activity
• Georgian: ცოცხალი (cocxali) — pulsing with energy or activity
• Georgian: ცხოველი (cxoveli) — pulsing with energy or activity
• Georgian: სიცოცხლისუნარიანი (sicocxlisunariani) — pulsing with energy or activity
• German: dynamisch — pulsing with energy or activity
• German: pulsierend — pulsing with energy or activity
• Italian: energico — pulsing with energy or activity
• Italian: operoso — pulsing with energy or activity
• Latvian: enerģisks — pulsing with energy or activity
• Latvian: možs — pulsing with energy or activity
• Latvian: mundrs — pulsing with energy or activity
• Latvian: kustīgs — pulsing with energy or activity
• Māori: ngangahau — pulsing with energy or activity
• Norwegian Bokmål: pulserende — pulsing with energy or activity
• Russian: живо́й (živój) — pulsing with energy or activity
• Spanish: vibrante — pulsing with energy or activity
• Turkish: hayat dolu — pulsing with energy or activity
• Turkish: hareketli — pulsing with energy or activity
• Azerbaijani: canlı — lively and vigorous
• Azerbaijani: qızğın — lively and vigorous
• Azerbaijani: coşqun — lively and vigorous
• Danish: livlig — lively and vigorous
• Danish: kvik — lively and vigorous
• Dutch: levendig — lively and vigorous
• Dutch: kwiek — lively and vigorous
• Finnish: eloisa — lively and vigorous
• Galician: vibrante — lively and vigorous
• Georgian: ცოცხალი (cocxali) — lively and vigorous
• Georgian: ცხოველი (cxoveli) — lively and vigorous
• Georgian: სიცოცხლისუნარიანი (sicocxlisunariani) — lively and vigorous
• German: lebendig — lively and vigorous
• German: lebhaft — lively and vigorous
• German: lebenssprühend — lively and vigorous
• German: kräftig — lively and vigorous
• Hindi: जीवंत (jīvant) — lively and vigorous
• Italian: vivace — lively and vigorous
• Italian: vigoroso — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: možs — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: mundrs — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: žirgts — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: spirgts — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: kustīgs — lively and vigorous
• Latvian: ņiprs — lively and vigorous
• Māori: ngangahau — lively and vigorous
• Russian: живо́й (živój) — lively and vigorous
• Spanish: vibrante — lively and vigorous
• Turkish: canlı — lively and vigorous
• Turkish: enerjik — lively and vigorous
• Turkish: güçlü — lively and vigorous
• Turkish: coşkun — lively and vigorous
• Turkish: ateşli — lively and vigorous
• Bulgarian: вибриращ (vibrirašt) — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Bulgarian: резониращ (rezonirašt) — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Danish: vibrerende — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Danish: svingende — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Danish: strålende — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Finnish: värisevä — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Finnish: värähtelevä — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Finnish: väräjöivä — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Georgian: კანკალა (ḳanḳala) — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Georgian: მთრთოლავი (mtrtolavi) — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• German: vibrierend — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• German: schwingend — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• German: strahlend — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Italian: effervescente — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Russian: резони́рующий (rezonírujuščij) — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Spanish: vibrante — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Turkish: çınlayan — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Turkish: çınlayıcı — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Turkish: titreşen — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Turkish: titreşimli — vibrating, resonant or resounding
• Swedish: färgsprakande — (of a colour) bright
• Swedish: intensiv — (of a colour) bright