giant - Wiktionary, the free dictionary (original) (raw)

• Abkhaz: аиныжә (ajnəẑʷ), адау (adaw)
• Afrikaans: reus
• Albanian: katallaj m, gjigant (sq) m
• Arabic: عِمْلَاق m (ʕimlāq)
  Hijazi Arabic: عِملاق m (ʕimlāq, ʕimlāg)
• Armenian: հսկա (hy) (hska), աժդահա (hy) (aždaha)
  Old Armenian: հսկայ (hskay), սկայ (skay)
• Azerbaijani: nəhəng (az), pəhləvan (az), div
• Belarusian: веліка́н m (vjelikán), гіга́нт m (hihánt), во́лат m (vólat)
• Bengali: দৈত্য (bn) (dōitto)
• Bikol:
  Central Bikol: tandayag (bcl)
• Bulgarian: велика́н (bg) m (velikán), гига́нт (bg) m (gigánt)
• Catalan: gegant (ca) m
• Cherokee: ᏧᎵᎧᎷ (tsulikalu), ᏧᎵᎦᎳ (tsuligala)
• Chinese:
  Cantonese: 巨人 (geoi6 jan4)
  Mandarin: 巨人 (zh) (jùrén)
• Comorian:
  Ngazidja Comorian: djindru class 5/6
• Coptic: ⲁⲫⲱⲫ m (aphōph)
• Czech: obr (cs) m
• Danish: kæmpe c
• Dutch: reus (nl) m
• Esperanto: giganto
• Estonian: hiiglane (et)
• Faroese: risi m
• Finnish: jättiläinen (fi), jätti (fi)
• French: géant (fr) m
  Old French: gaiant m, jaiant m
• Frisian:
  North Frisian: Riis m (Sylt)
• Galician: xigante (gl) m or f
• Georgian: ბუმბერაზი (bumberazi), გოლიათი (goliati), დევი (devi)
• German: Riese (de) m, Riesin (de) f, Gigant (de) m, Gigantin f
• Greek: γίγαντας (el) m (gígantas)
  Ancient Greek: γίγας m (gígas)
• Hebrew: עֲנָק (he) m (anák), נָפִיל (he) m (nafíl)
• Hindi: दानव (hi) m (dānav), देव (hi) m (dev), दैत्य (hi) m (daitya)
• Hungarian: óriás (hu)
• Icelandic: risi (is) m
• Ido: giganto (io)
• Indonesian: gergasi (id), raksasa (id)
• Irish: fathach (ga) m, arracht m
  Old Irish: aithech m
• Italian: gigante (it) m, colosso (it) m
• Japanese: 巨人 (ja) (きょじん, kyojin)
• Kabuverdianu: jiganti
• Kanakanabu: tiipari
• Kazakh: алып (alyp)
• Khmer: យក្ស (yĕək), កុម្ពណ្ឌ (km) (kompŭən)
• Korean: 거인(巨人) (ko) (geoin)
• Kurdish:
  Northern Kurdish: dêw (ku)
• Kyrgyz: дөө (ky) (döö), алп (ky) (alp)
• Lao: ຍັກ (nyak)
• Latin: gigas m
• Latvian: milzis (lv) m, milze f, gigants m
• Lithuanian: milžinas m
• Luhya: okundu
• Macedonian: џин (mk) m (džin), ги́гант m (gígant)
• Malay: gergasi (ms), raksasa (ms)
• Manx: foawr m
• Norwegian:
  Bokmål: kjempe (no) m or f
• Occitan: gigant (oc) m
• Old English: ent m, gīgant m
• Pashto: دېب (ps) m (deb), دېو m (dew)
• Persian:
  Dari: غُول (ġūl)
  Iranian Persian: غول (fa) (ġul)
• Pijin: jaean
• Plautdietsch: Ries m
• Polish: olbrzym (pl) m, gigant (pl) m, wielkolud (pl)
• Portuguese: gigante (pt) m
• Romanian: uriaș (ro) m, gigant (ro) m
• Russian: велика́н (ru) m (velikán), исполи́н (ru) m (ispolín), гига́нт (ru) m (gigánt), тита́н (ru) m (titán), ве́лет (ru) m (vélet) (archaic), во́лот m (vólot) (archaic, dialectal)
• Scottish Gaelic: famhair m
• Serbo-Croatian:
  Cyrillic: ди̏в m, го̏роста̄с m, орѝја̄ш m
  Latin: dȉv (sh) m, gȍrostās (sh) m, orìjāš (sh) m
• Slovak: obor m
• Slovene: velikan (sl) m, orjak (sl) m
• Sotho: seqhobane
• Spanish: gigante (es) m
• Swahili: jitu (sw)
• Swedish: jätte (sv) c
• Tagalog: higante
• Tajik: девпайкар (devpaykar), ғул (ġul)
• Taos: tʼòyłóna
• Thai: ยักษ์ (th) (yák), ไจแอนต์
• Turkish: dev (tr)
• Ukrainian: ве́летень (uk) m (véletenʹ), ве́лет m (vélet), гіга́нт m (hihánt)
• Urdu: دیوْ m (dev)
• Uyghur: پالۋان (palwan), گىگانت (gigant)
• Uzbek: pahlavon (uz), gigant (uz)
• Vietnamese: người khổng lồ
• Volapük: (♂♀) gianan, (♂) higianan, (♀) jigianan
• Welsh: cawr (cy) m
• Yiddish: לאַגראַן m (lagran), האַמאַן m (haman), ריז m (riz)