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“tired” in Spanish: cansado · French: fatigué · German: müde · Italian: stanco · Turkish: yorgun

It is commonest in Danish, where ked is the 265th most used word.

Tired in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans moeg/muχ/ #359
  • Arabic تعمل/taʕammala/ to be tired #211
  • Armenian հոգնած/hokʰˈnɑt͡s/ to become tired, exhausted #863
  • Basque nekatuta/neˈkatuˌta/ #457
  • Bosnian umoran/ûmoːran/ #1,324
  • Bulgarian уморен[omoˈrɛn] tired, exhausted, wearied, fatigued #1,820
  • Catalan cansat[kənˈsat] tired; fatigued #1,387
  • Croatian umoran/ûmoːran/ #1,394
  • Czech unavená[ˈunavɛnaː] #1,855
  • Danish ked[ˈkʰeðˀ] tired, sorry #265
  • Dutch moe/mu/ tired, weary #918
  • Esperanto laca/ˈlat͡sa/ tired, weary #1,324
  • Estonian väsinud/ˈvæsinud̥/ #696
  • Finnish väsynyt/ˈʋæsynyt/ tired, weary #1,553
  • French fatigué/fa.ti.ɡe/ #1,786
  • Galician canso[ˈkansʊ] #1,232
  • German müde/ˈmyːdə/ #1,050
  • Greek βαρέθηκα/vaˈreθiˌka/ to be bored, be tired #1,805
  • Hindi थक/t̪ʰək/ to become tired, exhausted #1,237
  • Hungarian fáradt[ˈfaːrɒtː] tired, fatigued, exhausted #1,410
  • Indonesian lelah/ləˈlah/ #811
  • Italian stanco/ˈstan.ko/ #1,698
  • Latvian noguris/ˈnuoɡuris/ tired; indefinite past active participle of… #1,691
  • Lithuanian pavargęs[pɐ²ˈʋɐrʲˑɡʲæːs] #1,312
  • Macedonian уморен[ˈumɔɾɛn] #1,726
  • Malay penat/pəˈnat/ tired, weary, exhausted #1,215
  • Norwegian trøtt/ˈtrœt/ tired, weary #1,687
  • Persian خسته[xæs.t̪ʰé] #397
  • Polish zmęczony/zmɛnˈt͡ʂɔ.nɘ/ tired, weary #2,077
  • Portuguese cansado/kɐ̃ˈsa.du/ sleepy, tired #1,615
  • Romanian obosit[o.boˈsit] tired, weary, fatigued #1,196
  • Serbian umoran/ûmoːran/ #1,279
  • Slovenian utrujen/utrùːjɛn/ #608
  • Spanish cansado/kanˈsado/ tired, weary, wearied #1,428
  • Swedish trött/trœtː/ #688
  • Telugu విసుగు/ˈʋisuɡu/ to be fatigued, tired, weary #1,068
  • Turkish yorgun/joɾˈɡun/ #1,689
  • Urdu تھکا/t̪ʰəkɑː/ #1,244
  • Vietnamese mệt[met̚˧˨ʔ] tired, fatigued, weary #1,011

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