admiral

English > Greek (Woodhouse)

substantive

P. and V. ναύαρχος, ὁ, στρατηγός, ὁ.

Translations

Albanian: admiral; Arabic: أَمِيرُ البَحْر‎, أَدْمِيرَال‎; Armenian: ծովակալ; Azerbaijani: admiral; Belarusian: адмірал; Bulgarian: адмирал; Catalan: almirall; Chinese Mandarin: 海軍上將, 海军上将; Czech: admirál; Danish: admiral; Dutch: admiraal; Esperanto: admiralo, ŝiparestro; Estonian: admiral; Faroese: admirálur; Finnish: amiraali, suuramiraali, laivastoamiraali; French: amiral; Georgian: ადმირალი; German: Admiral; Greek: ναύαρχος; Ancient Greek: ναύαρχος; Hebrew: אַדְמִירָל‎; Hindi: ऐडमिरल; Hungarian: tengernagy, admirális; Icelandic: aðmíráll; Interlingua: admiral; Irish: aimiréal; Italian: ammiraglio; Japanese: 海軍大将, 提督; Kazakh: адмирал; Korean: 제독(提督); Kyrgyz: адмирал; Latin: navarchus; Latvian: admirālis; Lithuanian: admirolas; Macedonian: адмирал; Malay: laksamana; Manx: ard-marragh; Maori: ātamira; Norman: amitha; Northern Sami: admirála; Norwegian Bokmål: admiral; Nynorsk: admiral; Persian: دریابد‎; Polish: admirał; Portuguese: almirante; Romanian: amiral; Russian: адмирал; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: адмѝра̄л; Roman: admìrāl; Sicilian: ammiragghiu; Slovak: admirál; Slovene: admiral; Spanish: almirante; Swedish: amiral; Tagalog: laksamana, almirante; Tajik: адмирал; Thai: พลเรือเอก; Turkish: oramiral; Turkmen: admiral; Ukrainian: адмірал; Urdu: امیر البحر‎, ایڈمرل‎; Uyghur: ئادمىرال‎; Uzbek: admiral; Vietnamese: đô đốc; Welsh: llyngesydd; Yiddish: אַדמיראַל‎