διψέω

German (Pape)

[Seite 647] ion., dasselbe; Archil. frg. bei Ath. X, 433 e; Ep. ad. 176 (VI, 21).

Spanish (DGE)

v. διψάω.

Translations

I'm thirsty

Abkhaz: аӡба сакуеит; Afrikaans: ek is dors; Arabic: أَنَا عَطْشَان, أَنَا عَطْشَانَة; Armenian: ես ծարավ եմ; Belarusian: я хачу піць, мне хочацца піць; Bulgarian: искам да пия, жаден съм, жадна съм; Burmese: ရေငတ်တယ်; Catalan: tinc set; Cebuano: giuhaw ko; Chamorro: må'o yo'; Chinese Cantonese: 我好口渴, 我好頸渴, 我好颈渴; Hokkien: 我喙焦, 我喙渴, 我喙堅, 我喙坚; Mandarin: 我渴了, 我很渴; Czech: mám žízeň; Danish: jeg er tørstig; Dutch: ik heb dorst; Esperanto: mi soifas; Faroese: eg eri tystur, eg eri tyst; Finnish: minulla on jano; French: j'ai soif; Galician: teño sede; Georgian: მწყურია; German: ich habe Durst; Greek: διψώ, είμαι διψασμένος; Ancient Greek: διψάω, διψέω, διψῆν, διψῶ, διψώω; Gujarati: મને તરસ લાગી છે; Hawaiian: makewai au; Hebrew: אני צמא; Hindi: मुझे प्यास लगी है; Hungarian: szomjas vagyok; Icelandic: ég er þyrstur, ég er þyrst, mig þyrstir; Ido: me durstas; Ingrian: miul ono jano; Italian: ho sete; Japanese: 喉が渇いています; Korean: 목마릅니다, 목말라요; Lakota: ímapuze; Lithuanian: aš esu alkanas, aš esu alkana, aš noriu gerti; Low German German Low German: ik heff Dorst; Macedonian: жеден сум, жедна сум; Malay: saya haus, saya dahaga; Maltese: għandi l-għatx; Marathi: मला तहान लागली आहे; Mongolian: минийн ам цангаж байна; Navajo: dibááʼ nisin; Nootka: naqmiiḥas; Norwegian: jeg er tørst; Ojibwe: ningiishkaabaagwe, ninoodeyaabaagwe; Persian: تشنه‌ام, تشنه هستم; Polish: pić mi się chce, jestem spragniony, jestem spragniona; Portuguese: eu tenho sede, tenho sede; Romani: si manqe truś; Romanian: mi-e sete; Russian: я хочу пить, мне хочется пить; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: сам жедан, сам жедна; Roman: sam žedan, sam žedna; Slovak: chcem piť, mám smäd; Slovene: jaz sem žejen, jaz sem žejna; Spanish: tengo sed; Swahili: nina kiu; Swedish: jag är törstig; Tagalog: uhaw ako; Telugu: నాకు దాహముగా ఉన్నది; Thai: ผมหิวน้ำครับ, ดิฉันหิวน้ำค่ะ, ฉันหิวน้ำ - male or ค่ะ female for politeness); Turkish: susadım; Ukrainian: я хочу пити, мені́ хочеться пити; Urdu: مجھے پیاس لگی ہے; Vietnamese: tôi đang khát; Yiddish: איך בין דאָרשטיק; Yup'ik: meqsugtua