Translations: the word in the other languages
  • Afrikaans: voel
  • Amharic: ማፈር
  • Arabic: يشعر
  • Azerbaijani: hiss
  • Bashkir: хис
  • Belarusian: адчувае
  • Bulgarian: чувства
  • Bengali: মনে
  • Bosnian: osjeća
  • Catalan: se sent
  • Cebuano: gibati
  • Czech: cítí
  • Welsh: teimlo
  • Danish: føler
  • German: fühlt
  • Greek: αισθάνεται
  • Esperanto: sentas
  • Spanish: se siente
  • Estonian: tunneb
  • Basque: sentitzen
  • Persian: احساس
  • Finnish: tuntuu
  • French: se sent
  • Irish: mothaíonn
  • Scottish Gaelic: tha e a
  • Galician: se sente
  • Gujarati: લાગે છે
  • Hebrew: מרגיש
  • Hindi: लगता है
  • Croatian: osjeća
  • Haitian: santi
  • Hungarian: érzés
  • Armenian: է զգում
  • Indonesian: terasa
  • Icelandic: finnst
  • Italian: si sente
  • Japanese: 感じ
  • Javanese: ngrasa
  • Georgian: გრძნობს
  • Kazakh: сезінеді
  • Khmer: អារម្មណ៍
  • Kannada: ಭಾಸವಾಗುತ್ತದೆ
  • Korean: 을 느낀
  • Kyrgyz: чувствует
  • Latin: sentit
  • Luxembourgish: fillt
  • Lao: ຮູ້ສຶກ
  • Lithuanian: jaučia
  • Latvian: jūtas
  • Malagasy: mahatsapa
  • Mari: шижын
  • Maori: mana'o
  • Macedonian: се чувствува
  • Malayalam: തോന്നുന്ന
  • Mongolian: мэдэрдэг
  • Marathi: वाटते
  • Hill Mari: шижӓм
  • Malay: berasa
  • Maltese: iħoss
  • Burmese: ခံစားရ
  • Nepali: महसुस
  • Dutch: voelt
  • Norwegian: føles
  • Punjabi: ਮਹਿਸੂਸ ਕਰਦਾ ਹੈ
  • Papiamento: ta sinti
  • Polish: czuje
  • Portuguese: sente
  • Romanian: se simte
  • Russian: чувствует
  • Sinhalese: දැනෙනවා
  • Slovak: cíti
  • Slovenian: meni
  • Albanian: ndihet
  • Serbian: осећа
  • Sundanese: karasaeun
  • Swedish: känns
  • Swahili: anahisi
  • Tamil: உணர்கிறது
  • Telugu: అనిపిస్తుంది.
  • Tajik: эҳсос
  • Thai: รู้สึก
  • Tagalog: nararamdaman
  • Turkish: hissediyor
  • Tatar: җөмләне
  • Udmurt: шӧдӥське
  • Ukrainian: відчуває
  • Urdu: محسوس ہوتا ہے
  • Uzbek: his
  • Vietnamese: cảm thấy
  • Xhosa: uziva ngathi usasebenzisa
  • Yiddish: פילז
  • Chinese: 感觉
Note
We are going to add many new options. Particularly, you will be able to study phonetic transcription of vocables after a little while.