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Sneeze in Different Languages
When you are in public, you don’t want to be the person that is sneezing all over everyone. When you feel the urge to sneeze, try covering your nose with your hand and try not to sneeze on anything or anyone. If you can’t stop yourself from sneezing, then try to hide it as soon as possible by bringing your hand up over your mouth so that no one is able to see.
Here is the translation of word “Sneeze” in 10 other languages:
- English: sneeze
- Chinese: 喷嚏
- Hindi: छींक
- Spanish: estornudo
- Arabic: عطس
- French: éternuer
- Bengali: হাঁচি
- Russian: чихать
- Portuguese: espirrar
- Urdu: چھینک
Sneeze in European Languages
Translation of word Sneeze in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Albanian | teshtij |
| Basque | sneeze |
| Belarusian | чхаць |
| Bosnian | kihanje |
| Bulgarian | кихане |
| Catalan | esternudar |
| Corsican | starnutisce |
| Croatian | kihanje |
| Czech | kýchnutí |
| Danish | nyse |
| Dutch | niezen |
| Estonian | aevastama |
| Finnish | aivastaa |
| French | éternuement |
| Frisian | gnize |
| Galician | Espirrar |
| German | niesen |
| Greek | φτάρνισμα [ftárnisma] |
| Hungarian | tüsszent |
| Icelandic | Hnerra |
| Irish | sneeze |
| Italian | starnuto |
| Latvian | šķaudīt |
| Lithuanian | Čiaudėti |
| Luxembourgish | niesen |
| Macedonian | кивавица |
| Maltese | tgħatas |
| Norwegian | nyse |
| Polish | kichać |
| Portuguese | espirrar |
| Romanian | strănut |
| Russian | чихать [chikhat'] |
| Scots Gaelic | srann |
| Serbian | кијају [kijaju] |
| Slovak | kýchať |
| Slovenian | kihanje |
| Spanish | estornudar |
| Swedish | nysa |
| Tatar | чүпләү |
| Ukrainian | чхати [chkhaty] |
| Welsh | tisian |
| Yiddish | ניסן |
Sneeze in Asian Languages
Translation of word Sneeze in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Armenian | փռշտալ |
| Azerbaijani | asqırmaq |
| Bengali | হাঁচি |
| Chinese Simplified | 喷嚏 [pēntì] |
| Chinese Traditional | 噴嚏 [pēntì] |
| Georgian | sneeze |
| Gujarati | છીંક ખાવું |
| Hindi | छींक |
| Hmong | txham |
| Japanese | くしゃみ |
| Kannada | ಸೀನು |
| Kazakh | түшкіру |
| Khmer | កណ្តាស់ |
| Korean | 재채기 [jaechaegi] |
| Kyrgyz | чүчкүрүү |
| Lao | ຈາມ |
| Malayalam | തുമ്മുക |
| Marathi | शिंक |
| Mongolian | найтаах |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ခြေ |
| Nepali | हाच्छिउं गर्नु |
| Odia | ଛିଙ୍କ |
| Pashto | چنهکی |
| Punjabi | ਛਿੱਕ |
| Sindhi | نِڇ ڏيڻ |
| Sinhala | කිවිසුම |
| Tajik | атса задан |
| Tamil | தும்முவது |
| Telugu | తుమ్ము |
| Thai | จาม |
| Turkish | hapşırma |
| Turkmen | asgyrmak |
| Urdu | چھینک |
| Uyghur | چاناق |
| Uzbek | aksirmoq |
| Vietnamese | hắt hơi |
Sneeze in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Sneeze in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Arabic | عطس [eats] |
| Hebrew | לְהִתְעַטֵשׁ |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | pişkîn |
| Persian | عطسه |
Sneeze in African Languages
Translation of word Sneeze in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | nies |
| Amharic | ማስነጠስ |
| Chichewa | kuyetsemula |
| Hausa | atishawa |
| Igbo | zeeuere |
| Kinyarwanda | guswera |
| Sesotho | sneeze |
| Shona | sneeze |
| Somali | hindhisto |
| Swahili | kuchafya |
| Xhosa | thimla |
| Yoruba | sneeze |
| Zulu | thimula |
Sneeze in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Sneeze in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | sneeze |
| Filipino | bumahin |
| Hawaiian | ʻūlū |
| Indonesian | bersin |
| Javanese | wahing |
| Malagasy | sneeze |
| Malay | bersin |
| Maori | matihe |
| Samoan | mafatua |
| Sundanese | nyuuh |
Sneeze in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Sneeze |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | terni |
| Haitian Creole | etènye |
| Latin | sternumenta |
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