burp

EnglishEdit

Originally from American English, of imitative origin.

burp (plural burps) (chiefly US)

a belch
- 2011, David Foster Wallace, The Pale King, page 9:
  Sylvanshine would burp and it would seem like more than a burp; it would taste like he'd almost thrown up a little.

a softer belch

Arabic: تَجَشُّؤ‎ m (tajaššuʾ)
Egyptian Arabic: تكريعة‎ f (takrīʿa)

Hijazi Arabic: كَرْعة‎ f (karʿa), تَكْريعة‎ f (takrīʿa)
Belarusian: адры́жка f (adrýžka)
Bulgarian: оригване n (origvane)
Burmese: please add this translation if you can
Catalan: rot (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 飽嗝 (bǎogé), 饱嗝 (bǎogé), 噯氣 (zh), 嗳气 (zh) (ǎiqì)
Czech: říhnutí n, krknutí n
Danish: bøvs (da) n or c
Dutch: boer (nl), oprisping (nl)
Estonian: röhitsus
Finnish: röyhtäys (fi), röyhtäisy (fi)
French: rot (fr) m, renvoi (fr) m, éructation (fr) f
Georgian: ბოყინი (boq̇ini)
German: Rülpser m, Bäuerchen (de) n
Greek: ρέψιμο (el) n (répsimo), ερευγμός (el) m (erevgmós) (rare), ερυγή (el) f (erygí) (medical)
Hindi: डकार (hi) f (ḍakār)
Italian: rutto (it) m, flato m
Japanese: げっぷ (ja) (geppu), うっぷ (uppu), おくび (ja) (okubi), 噫気 (あいき, aiki)

burp (third-person singular simple present burps, present participle burping, simple past and past participle burped)

to emit a burp

Arabic: تَجَشَّأَ‎ (tajaššaʾa)
Egyptian Arabic: يتكرع‎ (yetkaraʿ or yekaraʿ) (imperfective)
Armenian: բխկալ (hy) (bxkal), ործկալ (hy) (orckal)
Azerbaijani: gəyirmək
Belarusian: рыга́ць impf (ryhácʹ)
Bulgarian: оригвам се (origvam se)
Burmese: လေချဉ်တက် (my) (lehkyanytak), စားချဉ့်ပြန် (my) (ca:hkyany.pran)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 打嗝 (zh) (dǎgé), 噯氣 (zh), 嗳气 (zh) (ǎiqì), 飽嗝, 饱嗝 (bǎogé), 嗝 (zh) (gé)
Czech: říhat impf, říhnout pf, krknout
Danish: bøvse (da)
Dutch: boeren (nl)
Esperanto: rukti
Estonian: röhitsema
Finnish: röyhtäistä (fi)
French: roter (fr), faire un rot, éructer (fr)
Galician: arrotar, eructar
Gallo: beurgasser
Georgian: დაბოყინება (daboq̇ineba)
German: rülpsen (de)
Greek: ρεύομαι (el) (révomai), ερεύγομαι (el) (erévgomai) (rare)
Ancient: ἐρεύγομαι (ereúgomai)
Hindi: डकारना (hi) (ḍakārnā)
Hungarian: böfög (hu)
Italian: ruttare (it)
Japanese: げっぷする (ja) (geppu suru), うっぷする (uppu suru), おくびする (ja) (okubi suru), 噫気する (あいきする, aiki suru)

Khmer: ភើ (km) (phəə), ខ្យល់ផាយ (khyɑl phaay)
Korean: 트림하다 (ko) (teurimhada)
Lao: ເອຶ້ອມ (’ưam)
Macedonian: ждрига impf (ždriga), подригнува impf (podrignuva)
Norwegian: rape (no)
Persian: آروغ زدن‎ (fa) (âruğ zadan)
Polish: bekać (pl) impf, beknąć (pl) pf
Portuguese: arrotar (pt) (Brazil)
Romanian: râgâi (ro)
Russian: рыга́ть (ru) impf (rygátʹ), рыгну́ть (ru) pf (rygnútʹ), отры́гивать (ru) impf (otrýgivatʹ), отрыгну́ть (ru) pf (otrygnútʹ), отры́гиваться (ru) impf (otrýgivatʹsja), отрыгну́ться (ru) pf (otrygnútʹsja)
Scots: rift
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: подригивати impf, подригнути pf

Roman: podrigivati (sh) impf, podrignuti (sh) pf
Slovak: rihať impf
Slovene: rigati (sl) impf
Spanish: eructar (es)
Swedish: rapa (sv)
Telugu: త్రేన్చు (trēncu)
Thai: เรอ (th) (rəə)
Tibetan: please add this translation if you can
Turkish: geğirmek (tr)
Ukrainian: рига́ти impf (ryháty)
Urdu: ڈکارنا‎ (ḍakārnā)
Vietnamese: ợ (vi)
Westrobothnian: repa, räpa

to burp someone