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Definition: burst

Part of Speech Definition
Verb 1. Come open suddenly and violently, as if from internal pressure; "The bubble burst".[Wordnet]
2. Force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up.[Wordnet]
3. Burst outward, usually with noise.[Wordnet]
4. Move suddenly, energetically, or violently; "He burst out of the house into the cool night".[Wordnet]
5. Be in a state of movement or action.[Wordnet]
6. Emerge suddenly; "The sun burst into view".[Wordnet]
7. Cause to burst.[Wordnet]
8. Break open or apart suddenly and forcefully; "The dam burst".[Wordnet]
9. Cause to burst; "The ice broke the pipe".[Wordnet]
10. To fly apart or in pieces; of break open; to yield to force or pressure, especially to a sudden and violent exertion of force, or to pressure from within; to explode; as, the boiler had burst; the buds will burst in spring.[Websters]
11. To exert force or pressure by which something is made suddenly to give way; to break through obstacles or limitations; hence, to appear suddenly and unexpectedly or unaccountably, or to depart in such manner; -- usually with some qualifying adverb or preposition, as forth, out, away, into, upon, through, etc.[Websters]
12. To break or rend by violence, as by an overcharge or by strain or pressure, esp. from within; to force open suddenly; as, to burst a cannon; to burst a blood vessel; to burst open the doors.[Websters]
13. To break.[Websters]
14. Of Burst.[Websters]
15. To produce as an effect of bursting; as, to burst a hole through the wall.[Websters].
Noun 1. The act of exploding or bursting; "the burst of an atom bomb creates enormous radiation aloft".[Wordnet]
2. Rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms.[Wordnet]
3. A sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason); "a burst of applause".[Wordnet]
4. A sudden intense happening; "an outburst of heavy rain"; "a burst of lightning".[Wordnet]
5. A sudden breaking forth; a violent rending; an explosion; as, a burst of thunder; a burst of applause; a burst of passion; a burst of inspiration.[Websters]
6. Any brief, violent exertion or effort; a spurt; as, a burst of speed.[Websters]
7. A sudden opening, as of landscape; a stretch; an expanse.[Websters]
8. A rupture or hernia; a breach.[Websters].
Adjective 1. Suddenly and violently broken open especially from internal pressure (`busted' is an informal term for `burst'); "a burst balloon"; "burst pipes"; "burst seams"; "a ruptured appendix"; "a busted balloon".[Wordnet]
2. Being open. [Eve - graph theoretic]
3. Being cleft or cloven. [Eve - graph theoretic]
4. Being cracking. [Eve - graph theoretic]
5. Being smashing, shattering or crushing. [Eve - graph theoretic]
6. Being bankrupt. [Eve - graph theoretic]
7. Being separate. [Eve - graph theoretic]
8. Being better or best. [Eve - graph theoretic]
9. Being explosive. [Eve - graph theoretic]
10. Adjective base of the adverb burstly.[Eve - graph theoretic]
Adverb Form
(burstly)		 1. Rarely used adverbial inflection of the adjective burst.[Eve - graph theoretic]

Sources: compiled from various sources, (under license) copyright 2008. Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, WordNet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

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"Burst" is a common misspelling or typo for: bursts, Hurst, burts, bursty, Brust.

Date "Burst" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1050. (references)

Note: Burst \Burst\, intransitive verb [imperfect & past participle. Burst; Bursting. The past participle bursten is obsolete.]. (references)

Specialty Definition: burst

Domain Definition
Aerospace 1. A single pulse of radio energy; specifically such a pulse at radar frequencies. 2. = solar radio burst.3. = cosmic ray burst. (references)
Business 1) In data communications, a sequence of signals, noise, or interference counted as a unit in accordance with some specific criterion or measure. 2) To separate continuous-form or multipart paper into discrete sheets. (references)
Electrical Engineering 1: In data transmission, a sequence of signals counted as one unit in accordance with some specific criterion or measure. Source: European Union. (references)
  2: An interference to, or an interruption of, a digital signal. Source: European Union. (references)
Industry In wood, the separation of the fibers in the interior of a piece, due to internal stresses resulting from the use of certain accelerated seasoning or softening processes, e. g. radio-frequency heating. Source: European Union. (references)
Literature Burst To inform against an accomplice. Slang variety of "split" (turn king's evidence, impeach). The person who does this splits or breaks up the whole concern. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
Meteorology & Standards The maximum uniformly distributed pressure applied at right angles to its surface that a test piece will stand before it breaks under the conditions defined in the standard methods of test. Source: European Union. (references)
Mining An explosive breaking of coal or rock in a mine due to pressure. In coal mines bursts may or may not be accompanied by a copious discharge of methane, carbon dioxide, or coal dust. Also called outburst; bounce; bump.See also:rock burst. (references)
Physics The sudden appearance for a short period of time of a large number of ion pairs due to one or more particles of high energy incident on the filling gas or the walls. Source: European Union. (references)
Post & Telecom A sudden momentary increase of the error rate of a signal A typical value is for example an increase of the error rate from 0 to 1 in 10 for 0 5 ms. Source: European Union. (references)
Public Administration Sudden and violent rupturing of a substance, object or organ due to excessive stress on or inside it. Source: European Union. (references)
Solar A transient enhancement of the solar RADIO EMISSION, usually associated with an ACTIVE REGION or FLARE. (references)
Tips from 1870 Usage: Attacked, Burst, Drowned. The incorrect past tense forms attackted, bursted, drownded, are sometimes heard; as, "The cashier was attackted by three of the ruffians," "The cannon bursted and killed the gunners,"" The fishermen were drownded off the bar." Use attacked, burst, drowned. Source: Slips of Speech.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Common Expressions: burst

Expressions Definition
Air burst An Air Burst occurs whenever an explosive device such as an anti-personnel artillery shell or a nuclear weapon is detonated in the air instead of on contact with the ground or target or a delayed armor piercing explosion. (references)
Burst charge In fireworks, a burst charge is an amount of energetic pyrotechnic mixture placed in a shell which is ignited when the shell reaches the desired height in order to pass fire to and spread the stars. (references)
Burst forth 1: Be unleashed; emerge with violence or noise. Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
  2: Come into or as if into flower. Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
  3: Jump out from a hiding place and surprise (someone). Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
Burst in on Spring suddenly. Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
Burst mode In a computing environment, burst mode refers generically to any situation in which a device is transmitting data repeatedly without waiting for input from another device or waiting for an internal process to terminate before continuing the transfer of data. (references)
Burst noise Burst noise is the noise which comes suddenly of high amplitude thus making the signal change its value. We can also say it to be the Impulse noise. (references)
Burst out 1: Give sudden release to an expression; "We burst out laughing"; "'I hate you,' she burst out". Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
  2: Appear suddenly. Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
  3: Erupt or intensify suddenly. Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
Burst upon Spring suddenly; "He burst upon our conversation". Source: Wordnet 3.0 Copyright © 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
GW-9800-B Gundam Airmaster Burst The Gundam Airmaster Burst is the upgraded version of the Gundam Airmaster in the anime series Gundam X. The Gundam Airmaster wa heavily damaged in a battle with the NRMA-006 Gadeel mobile armor and the Estardo government offered their help in repairing the Gundam and the Freeden crew accepted the offer. The new Gundam was not only newly painted but also its armor and firepower were increased. Also the mechanics installed additional jets which increased the performance of the suit. (references)
Heat burst A heat burst is an unusual increase in air temperature. (references)
Mind burst In most cases, a telepath will usually be born with telepathic abilities or will develop them gradually in childhood. But in the case of those people with latent telepathic abilities, the ability can be suddenly switched on, causing the person to take a mind burst. Stress or body changes can cause telepathic abilities to be switched on. The onset of puberty can often turn these abilities on, resulting in a mind burst. (references)
Respiratory burst Respiratory burst is the release of reactive oxygen species (superoxide radical and hydrogen peroxide) from different types of cells. (references)
Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission The Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission consists of an unmanned spacecraft called Swift, which was launched into orbit on November 20, 2004, at 17:16:00 UTC (12:16 PM, EST) on top of a Delta 2 rocket. It is managed by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Specialty Expressions: burst

Expressions Domain Definition
Atomic air burst Military See airburst. (references)
Atomic underground burst Military See nuclear underground burst. (references)
Atomic underwater burst Military See nuclear underwater burst. (references)
Black burst field Electrical Engineering A full black raster field of video whose level is at 53. 57mv = 7. 5 IRE. It contains horizontal and vertical sync as well as a standard NTSC colour burst packet reference. Source: European Union. (references)
Bud burst Biology & Biotechnology Emergence of shoots from the buds. Source: European Union. (references)
Burst disk Aerospace 1: A diaphragm designed to burst at a predetermined pressure differential; sometimes used as a valve, e.g., in a liquid-propellant line in a rocket. Also called a rupture disk. (references)
    2: Passive physical barrier in a fluid system that blocks the flow of fluid until ruptured by fluid pressure. (references)
Burst EDO Computing Burst EDO Burst Extended Data Out DRAM. Source: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing..
Burst Extended Data Out DRAM Computing Burst Extended Data Out DRAM (Burst EDO, BEDO) A variant on EDO DRAM in which read or write cycles are batched in bursts of four. The bursts wrap around on a four byte boundary which means that only the two least significant bits of the CAS address are modified internally to produce each address of the burst sequence. Consequently, burst EDO bus speeds will range from 40MHz to 66MHz, well above the 33MHz bus speeds that can be accomplished using Fast Page Mode or EDO DRAM. Burst EDO was introduced sometime before May 1995. (1996-06-25). Source: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing..
Burst number Geology The number of viral particles that emerge from a cell after a viral infection has burst it open. (references)
Burst of errors Post & Telecom A sudden outbreak of errors in a short amount of time compared to the period of errors immediately before and after occurrence. Source: European Union. (references)
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Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Extended Definition: burst

Burst

Burst may refer to:

  • Burst mode, a mode of operation where events occur in rapid succession
    • Burst transmission, a term in telecommunications
    • Burst switching, a feature of some packet-switched networks
    • Bursting, a signaling mode of neurons
    • Burst mode (firearm), a firearm mode that fires a predetermined number of rounds
  • Burst phase, a feature of the PAL television format
  • Burst fracture, a type of spinal injury
  • Burst charge, a component of some fireworks
  • Burst noise, type of electronic noise that occurs in semiconductors.
  • Burst finish, a two- or three-color faded effect applied to musical instruments. Sunburst is best known.

Burst may also refer to:

  • Burst, a town in Erpe-Mere
  • Burst.com, a software company
  • Burst Radio, the University of Bristol student radio station
  • Burst (band), a Swedish progressive metal band
  • Burst!, a BitTorrent client

Source: adapted by the editor from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia under a copyleft GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) from the article "Burst"



Topics by Level of Interest: burst

Topics sorted by level of Interest Level (1=low, 600=high)     Topics sorted Alphabetically Level (1=low, 600=high)
Gamma ray burst 76     Air burst 7
Burst 44     Burnt by the Sun / Burst split 3
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit 43     Burst 44
Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission 32     Burst (band) 9
Gamma ray burst progenitors 27     Burst / The Ocean split 4
Gamma ray burst emission mechanisms 23     Burst a Fever 3
Burst Angel 18     Burst and Bloom 9
Burst mode 17     Burst Angel 18
List of Burst Angel episodes 13     Burst charge 2
Meteor burst communications 12     Burst City 5
Surprising Burst of Chocolaty Fudge 12     Burst dimming 3
Burst and Bloom 9     Burst fracture 7
Optical Burst Switching 9     Burst mode 17
Heat burst 9     Burst mode (computing) 3
Burst (band) 9     Burst mode (firearm) 5
The Burst Collective 9     Burst mode (photography) 2
Extinction burst 8     Burst mode clock and data recovery 5
Gamma Ray Burst Coordinates Network 8     Burst noise 6
Burst fracture 7     Burst of Joy 5
Yogurt Burst Cheerios 7     Burst page 4
Air burst 7     Burst phase 3
Burst the Bubble 6     Burst switching 3
Respiratory burst 6     Burst the Bubble 6
Burst noise 6     Burst transmission 3
Burst of Joy 5     Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit 43
Burst mode (firearm) 5     Error burst 3
Burst City 5     Extinction burst 8
Burst mode clock and data recovery 5     Gamma ray burst 76
Burst page 4     Gamma Ray Burst Coordinates Network 8
Burst / The Ocean split 4     Gamma ray burst emission mechanisms 23
Rock burst 4     Gamma ray burst progenitors 27
Isochronous burst transmission 3     Ground burst 2
Zoom burst 3     Heat burst 9
Burnt by the Sun / Burst split 3     Isochronous burst transmission 3
Morvi dam burst 3     List of Burst Angel episodes 13
Burst a Fever 3     Meteor burst communications 12
Burst mode (computing) 3     Mind burst 2
Burst transmission 3     Morvi dam burst 3
Error burst 3     Optical Burst Switching 9
Burst dimming 3     Respiratory burst 6
Burst switching 3     Rock burst 4
Burst phase 3     Surprising Burst of Chocolaty Fudge 12
Burst charge 2     Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission 32
Burst mode (photography) 2     The Burst Collective 9
Ground burst 2     Yogurt Burst Cheerios 7
Mind burst 2     Zoom burst 3

Source: the editor, created by/for EVE to gauge likely levels of human interest in linguistically triggered topics (compiled across various sources, such as Wikipedia and specialty expression glosses).

Synonyms: burst
Position Synonyms (sorted by strength)

Verb

 break, split, explode, detonate, erupt, rend, shatter, smash, snap, crumple, dampen, declare, demote, die, disclose, discontinue, discover, dissever, divulge, expose, fail, happen, ignite, impart, intermit, relegate, reveal, soften, stop, terminate, transgress, weaken.
Consider also: fit, firing, cleave, demolish, rip, broken, emerge, come, intrude, finish, advertise, announce, cease, interrupt, mitigate, obstruct, reduce, disappear, impede, quit.

Noun

 flash, explosion, crack, crackle, eruption, outbreak, outburst, salvo, storm, effusion, fusillade, tantrum, volley.
Consider also: crash, blaze, rift, shower, torrent, detonation, discharge, fulmination, gale, gust, barrage, breath, blowout, crump, desperation, fury, rage, riot, rush, sparkle, flare.

Other

 bursting, belch, abound, splinter, open, bang, breach, bust, gush, spurt, stave, bankrupt, better, blowup, bristle, bump, busted, collapse, combust, conflagrate, conniption, damp, extravasate, founder, infract, pause, raid, recrudesce, ruptured, tumble, uprise, puncture, fly, force, rive, squirt, tear, bounce, shiver, pierce, teem, displosion, dissilience, batter, lunge, bud, fragment, torn, blown, crumble, damaged, displode, scene, thunder, blasting, cracked, scattered, broke, exploded, exploding, permeated.

Expression

 blow up, break out, be unleashed, become fractured, break away, break dance, break down, break in, break loose, break off, break open, break through, break up, bring out, carve up, catch fire, cave in, come apart, come out, conk out, crack up, crock up, emerge suddenly, fall apart, fall in, fall sharply, flare up, get around, get out, give away, give out, give up, go against, go bad, go off, hold on, kick downstairs, let on, let out, move apart, prevent completion, push through, ruin completely, snap off, split up, stand up, start abruptly, take fire, tumultuous disturbance, undergo breaking, wear out.
Consider also: blow out, break short, breaking out, flash of lightning, fly open, stroke of time, bursting strength, active part of a timeslot, fall to pieces, pry open, spring open, broken up, disperse boisterously, disposition of troops, flee in terror, flooding river, fry in oil or fat, get mad, go on with, short period.
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Computed Synonyms: burst

 Rank

 Intensity 

 Word

 Synonyms

 Synonyms of synonym

 1   162.0092   burst     explode     blow up, erupt, pop, to explode, detonate   
 2   147.0195   burst     break     smash, demolish, shatter, crush, snap   
 3   144.0596   burst     bursting     drop dead, explode, break, break up, smash   
 4   101.1095   burst     split     crack, splitting, cleave, break, divide   
 5   97.0094   burst     crack     split, fissure, cleft, rift, crevice   
 6   83.2197   burst     blast     blow, gust, puff, blasting, wind   
 7   79.0095   burst     smash     break, shatter, crush, smashing, demolish   
 8   77.1095   burst     erupt     explode, to erupt, blow up, break out, to explode   
 9   70.0094   burst     pop     explode, lay, insert, poke, shoot   
 10   69.0094   burst     tear     rip, rend, tearing, torn, tear to pieces   
 11   65.0094   burst     snap     break, smash, bite, crack, demolish   
 12   65.0093   burst     rupture     break, fracture, hernia, crack, tear   
 13   61.5096   burst     outburst     outbreak, eruption, explosion, blast, gust   
 14   50.1090   burst     disconnect     uncouple, sever, disengage, break, detach   
 15   50.0092   burst     detonate     explode, blow up, erupt, pulsate, go off   
--------------------     1463 synonyms ranked from 16 to 1478 abridged     --------------------

Source: calculated by Eve using graph theory. "Intensity" is a score indicating the number of overlapping cliques where the word pair is found (an integer before the decimal); the first digit after the decimal is the number of overlapping terminal characters up to 9; the second characters is number of leading common characters up to 9; the last two digits measure the Levenshtein distance subtracted from 100. Top

Computed Synonyms via Expressions: burst

 Rank

 Intensity 

 Word

 Synonyms

 Synonyms of synonym

 1   71.0193   burst     blow up     blow out, inflate, explode   
 2   68.0090   burst     drop dead     break, smash, demolish   
 3   65.0089   burst     to explode     explode, blow up, to burst   
 4   64.5596   burst     to burst     to crack, to break to pieces, to explode   
 5   44.0093   burst     go off     go, go away, leave   
 6   39.0092   burst     to crack     to burst, break, break up   
 7   27.0191   burst     brim over     run over, boil over, overrun   
 8   27.0185   burst     become defective     break, smash, drop dead   
 9   27.0092   burst     run over     drive over, crush, knock down   
 10   27.0092   burst     fly off     blow up, break, break up   
 11   26.1093   burst     cut off     cut, shut off, cut out   
 12   26.1091   burst     spread out     spread, lay out, unfold   
 13   26.0192   burst     be furious     sulk, to pout, to sulk   
 14   26.0092   burst     push off     push along, shove, get away   
 15   26.0089   burst     to overfill     overfill, spill, to overflow   
--------------------     340 synonyms ranked from 16 to 355 abridged     --------------------

Source: calculated by Eve using graph theory. "Intensity" is a score indicating the number of overlapping cliques where the word pair is found (an integer before the decimal); the first digit after the decimal is the number of overlapping terminal characters up to 9; the second characters is number of leading common characters up to 9; the last two digits measure the Levenshtein distance subtracted from 100. Top

Computed Expressions: burst

 Rank

 Intensity 

 Expression

 Synonyms

 Synonyms of synonym

 1   113.0193   burst out     run off     desert the army, get away   
 2   109.1087   burst out     desert the army     run off, get away   
 3   101.0091   burst out     swerve     flee, run off   
 4   97.0090   burst out     flee     escape, run away   
 5   87.1091   burst out     get away     run off, leave   
 6   87.0091   burst out     run away     flee, escape   
 7   77.0193   burst out     dash off     run off, get away   
 8   75.0091   burst out     escape     flee, recover   
 9   72.0291   rock burst     bump     shock, lump   
 10   64.5596   to burst     burst     explode, break   
 11   63.2294   to burst     to crack     to break to pieces, break   
 12   62.3091   rock burst     shock     bump, jar   
 13   62.0090   burst out     to flee     flee, escape   
 14   58.2286   to burst     to break to pieces     to crack, break   
 15   52.2292   to burst     to explode     explode, burst   
--------------------     5495 expressions ranked from 16 to 5510 abridged     --------------------

Source: calculated by Eve using graph theory. "Intensity" is a score indicating the number of overlapping cliques where the word pair is found (an integer before the decimal); the first digit after the decimal is the number of overlapping terminal characters up to 9; the second characters is number of leading common characters up to 9; the last two digits measure the Levenshtein distance subtracted from 100. Top

Synonyms within Context: burst

Context Synonyms within Context

Brittleness

Burst, break, break short, crack, crumble, crumble into dust, crumble to, fall to pieces, fly, give way, shiver, snap, splinter, split.

Disjunction

Burst, abscind, break, chip, chop, circumcise, cleave, crack, cranch, craunch, crunch, cut, cut up, discind, dissever, divide, gash, hack, hackle, haggle, hash, hew, incide, incise, lacerate, mangle, nib, nip, rend, rend asunder, rend in twain, rip up, rive, rupture, saw, scamble, sever, shatter, shiver, slash, slice, slit, snap, snip, splinter, split, subdivide, sunder, tear, whittle, wrench.

Excitability

Burst, agony, blood boiling, boiling over, breaking out, ebullition, effervescence, excitement, explosion, fever, fire, fit, flame, flush, fume, gust, heat, outbreak, outburst, paroxysm, passion, scene, story, tempest, tumult, whiff.

Instantaneity

Burst, breath, coup, crack, flash, flash of lightning, instant, jiffy, minute, moment, second, stroke of time, trice, twinkling.

Violence

Burst, burst out, blast, blow up, bounce, break open, break out, crump, debacle, detonate, detonation, discharge, displode, displosion, dissilience, eruption, explode, explosion, flare, flash, fly, fly out, force open, go off, outbreak, outburst, prize open, rush, shock, strain, thunder, torrent, volley.

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Antonyms: burst
Position Antonyms (sorted by strength)

Verb

 adhere, append, bind, apply, fix, adjoin, secure, unite, renovate, edit, cohere, achieve, reconcile, regulate, adapt, retrieve, withdraw, oblige, orchestrate, quit, attune, follow, provide, heal, tighten, constrain, accede, accomplish, embed, regularize.
Consider also: enter, cleave, implode, engage, appoint, conciliate, conjoin, refer, attach, fasten, join, ascertain, associate, preserve, set, add, assign, coalesce, determine, meet.

Noun

 trickle.
Consider also: dribble, drip, dripping, drivel, drool, slobber, baloney, bilgewater, boloney, dribbling, garbage, humbug, saliva, spittle, sputum, taradiddle, tarradiddle, tommyrot, tosh, twaddle.

Other

 affix, link, annex, nail, stick, yoke, glue, harness, hitch, pin, tie, clutch, anchor, tag, hook, subjoin, rope.

Expression

 tack on.
Consider also: tie up, hang up, hook up, hold together.
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Translations: burst

Language Translations (or nearest inflections or synonyms, in parentheses)
Abakwariga farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Abakwariga, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Achawa -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Achawa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Adsawa -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Adsawa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Adsoa -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Adsoa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Adzerma faw (burst, explode, pop), bogu (burst, green). Additional references: Adzerma, Niger, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Agnang tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Agnang, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ajawa -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Ajawa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Al Arabiya طفح (burst, overflow, brim, brim over, bubble), تفجر (burst, detonation, fulminate, gush, outburst), اِنْفِجار (burst, bursting, eruption, explosion, blowout), تَفَجُّر (detonation, burst, outburst, blowout, blowup), برز للعيان فجأة (burst), حدث بالتفجير (burst), فجر (dawn, aurora, beginning, blast, blow up), دُفْقَة (burst, bursting, bursts, gush, gushed), دَفَقَ (flow, pour, well, burst, bursting), إنفجار (blast, blaze, burst, detonation, explosion). Additional references: Al Arabiya, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Al Fus-Ha طفح (burst, overflow, brim, brim over, bubble), تفجر (burst, detonation, fulminate, gush, outburst), اِنْفِجار (burst, bursting, eruption, explosion, blowout), تَفَجُّر (detonation, burst, outburst, blowout, blowup), برز للعيان فجأة (burst), حدث بالتفجير (burst), فجر (dawn, aurora, beginning, blast, blow up), دُفْقَة (burst, bursting, bursts, gush, gushed), دَفَقَ (flow, pour, well, burst, bursting), إنفجار (blast, blaze, burst, detonation, explosion). Additional references: Al Fus-Ha, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Albanian shpërthim (blast, burst, detonation, eruption, explosion), shpërthej (blast, burst, erupt, explode, blow up), pëlcitje (burst, blowup, rattle), pëlcas (burst, blow back, blow up, detonate, discharge), vrull (ardor, ardour, burst, career, dash), vdes (die, pass away, perish, be dying, burst), plasje (detonation, anthrax, backfire, bang, blast), plasaritet (blow, burst), hov (ardor, ardour, burst, dash, elan), gërricje (burst, fracture, gap, rupture, scrape). Additional references: Albanian, Turkey (Europe), burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Algerian French casser (break, break off, sever, to sever, cut off), topza (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), topchata (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), pigna (blow, chestnut, stroke, bang, bash), botcha (blow, chestnut, stroke, bang, bash), asting (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), s'ensauver (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee), faire schkapa (flee, to flee, run away, escape, boil over), faire scapa (flee, to flee, run away, escape, boil over). Additional references: Algerian French, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Amognard apcher (emerge from egg, burst, bursting, flourish, hatching), abcher (emerge from egg, burst, bursting, flourish, hatching). Additional references: Amognard, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Annamese sự vỡ tung (burst). Additional references: Annamese, Viet Nam, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Anyah tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Anyah, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Anyan tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Anyan, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Anyang tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Anyang, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Arabic طفح (burst, overflow, brim, brim over, bubble), تفجر (burst, detonation, fulminate, gush, outburst), اِنْفِجار (burst, bursting, eruption, explosion, blowout), تَفَجُّر (detonation, burst, outburst, blowout, blowup), برز للعيان فجأة (burst), حدث بالتفجير (burst), فجر (dawn, aurora, beginning, blast, blow up), دُفْقَة (burst, bursting, bursts, gush, gushed), دَفَقَ (flow, pour, well, burst, bursting), إنفجار (blast, blaze, burst, detonation, explosion). Additional references: Arabic, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Araucano pawkün (blow, burst). Additional references: Araucano, Chile, Argentina, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ardennais sauter (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), pètée (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), maque (injury, blow, stroke, bang, bash), cugne (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise). Additional references: Ardennais, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Armenian պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Armenian, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Armjanski Yazyk պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Armjanski Yazyk, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Arnaut shpërthim (blast, burst, detonation, eruption, explosion), shpërthej (blast, burst, erupt, explode, blow up), pëlcitje (burst, blowup, rattle), pëlcas (burst, blow back, blow up, detonate, discharge), vrull (ardor, ardour, burst, career, dash), vdes (die, pass away, perish, be dying, burst), plasje (detonation, anthrax, backfire, bang, blast), plasaritet (blow, burst), hov (ardor, ardour, burst, dash, elan), gërricje (burst, fracture, gap, rupture, scrape). Additional references: Arnaut, Turkey (Europe), burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Íslenska brotna (burst, wreck), springa (burst, explode, puncture), hrina (burst), blossi (burst), rifna (burst). Additional references: Íslenska, Iceland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Awabagal pin-kir-kul-li-ko (burst), po-to-bur-ril-li-ko (burst), potoburrilliko (burst), pinkurkulliko (burst). Additional references: Awabagal, Australia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Awabakal pin-kir-kul-li-ko (burst), po-to-bur-ril-li-ko (burst), potoburrilliko (burst), pinkurkulliko (burst). Additional references: Awabakal, Australia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ayao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Ayao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ayawa -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Ayawa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ayo -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Ayo, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bahasa Indonesia meledak (burst, detonate, blow up, detonated, erupt), meletus (burst, erupt, blow up, busted), pecah (broken, burst, break in, crack, flaw), menempuh (burst, thread), melarikan diri (burst, break away, break out, clear out, decamp), mencari jalan (burst), ledakan (explosion, outburst, blowup, burst, eruption), meledakkan (blast, burst, detonate, explode, set off), usaha keras tapi pada waktu yang singkat (burst), lubang yg dibuat dng ledakan (burst). Additional references: Bahasa Indonesia, Indonesia, Java, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bahasa Malaysia meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Bahasa Malaysia, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bahasa Malayu meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Bahasa Malayu, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Balgarski ненадейно появяване (burst), пръсване (burst), бликвам (burst, flush, spring, spurt, break forth), разцепвам (burst, fork, rive, split, cut open), разпуквам (burst, rive), напън (burst, intensity, spurt, strain, thrust), взрив (burst, detonation, explosion, outburst, puff), появявам се внезапно (burst, start, break forth, spring, turn up), сцепване (burst, cleavage), преливам (burst, flow, infuse, merge, overrun). Additional references: Balgarski, Bulgaria, Greece, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Balgarski (transliteration) nenadeyno poyavyavane (burst), prʺsvane (burst), blikvam (burst, flush, spring, spurt, break forth), raztsepvam (burst, fork, rive, split, cut open), razpukvam (burst, rive), napʺn (burst, intensity, spurt, strain, thrust), vzriv (burst, detonation, explosion, outburst, puff), poyavyavam se vnezapno (burst, start, break forth, spring, turn up), stsepvane (burst, cleavage), prelivam (burst, flow, infuse, merge, overrun). Additional references: Balgarski, Bulgaria, Greece, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Baseclois défiquer (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), buquer (explode, to explode, blow up, burst, burst out), garbée (sheaf, shower, bundle, spray of water, beet). Additional references: Baseclois, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Basque lehertu (blow, burst, explode, blast, break), gainez egin (burst, overflow, slop over, spill), burst into flames sugarretan hasi (burst), burst of shots tiro mordo bat (burst), burst out laughing barrez leher gaizto egin (burst), danbaka ireki (burst), eztanda egin (explode, burst, cough, crack, flare), hautsi (infringe, beat, break, broken, burst), zapart egin (burst, crack, flare), zulatu (blow-out, bore, burst, clip, excavate). Additional references: Basque, Spain, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Beaujolais débarmer (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), beugne (blow, bump, hump, stroke, mogul), s'ensauver (depart, leave, go away, boil over, beat it), rifolée (burst of laughter, peal, peal of laughter). Additional references: Beaujolais, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belarusan РАСШАСТАТЬ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), РАСТРЫБУШЫЦЬ (burst), ВЫБУХ (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), ЗГАЛЕЦЬ (burst, crash, smash), ЛОПАЦЬ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belarusan, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belarusan (transliteration) rasshastatʹ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), rastrybushytsʹ (burst), vybukh (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), zgaletsʹ (burst, crash, smash), lopatsʹ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belarusan, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belarusian РАСШАСТАТЬ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), РАСТРЫБУШЫЦЬ (burst), ВЫБУХ (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), ЗГАЛЕЦЬ (burst, crash, smash), ЛОПАЦЬ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belarusian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belarusian (transliteration) rasshastatʹ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), rastrybushytsʹ (burst), vybukh (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), zgaletsʹ (burst, crash, smash), lopatsʹ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belarusian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belorussian РАСШАСТАТЬ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), РАСТРЫБУШЫЦЬ (burst), ВЫБУХ (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), ЗГАЛЕЦЬ (burst, crash, smash), ЛОПАЦЬ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Belorussian (transliteration) rasshastatʹ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), rastrybushytsʹ (burst), vybukh (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), zgaletsʹ (burst, crash, smash), lopatsʹ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Belorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bielorussian РАСШАСТАТЬ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), РАСТРЫБУШЫЦЬ (burst), ВЫБУХ (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), ЗГАЛЕЦЬ (burst, crash, smash), ЛОПАЦЬ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Bielorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bielorussian (transliteration) rasshastatʹ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), rastrybushytsʹ (burst), vybukh (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), zgaletsʹ (burst, crash, smash), lopatsʹ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Bielorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bisayan lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst). Additional references: Bisayan, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bohemian prasknout (burst, crack, fly, blow out, give way), vpadnout (invade, burst, bolt in, flounce in, invaded), puknout (burst, rift, rupture, split, crack), salva (salvo, volley, burst, round, fusillade), výbuch (detonation, eruption, outbreak, outburst, explosion), impulzivní šum (burst, bursting), shluk (aggregation, cluster, riot, aggregate, burst), vrazit (poke, strike, thrust, burst, infix), protrhnout (burst, rupture, burst asunder, tear), roztrhnout (disrupt, rift, rip up, burst, rip open). Additional references: Bohemian, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bourguignon borger (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), vesiller (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee). Additional references: Bourguignon, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Brazaville French fuir (flee, to flee, run away, escape, fleeing). Additional references: Brazaville French, Congo, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Brazilian Portuguese estourar (burst, to explode, pop, explode, to erupt), rebentar (burst, to disrupt, bud, disrupt, braird), estouro (burst, overflow, pop, erupt, explode), explosão (explosion, blast, burst, bursting, outburst), fender-se (burst, craze, rift, slit), pipocar (burst), rachar-se (burst, rift), rajada (gust, burst, squall, blast, flaw), arrebentar (burst, smash, to explode, break, crush), choque de ionização (burst). Additional references: Brazilian Portuguese, Portugal, Angola, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bresciano crepà (blow, burst). Additional references: Bresciano, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bugkalut lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst). Additional references: Bugkalut, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bukalot lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst). Additional references: Bukalot, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bulgarian ненадейно появяване (burst), пръсване (burst), бликвам (burst, flush, spring, spurt, break forth), разцепвам (burst, fork, rive, split, cut open), разпуквам (burst, rive), напън (burst, intensity, spurt, strain, thrust), взрив (burst, detonation, explosion, outburst, puff), появявам се внезапно (burst, start, break forth, spring, turn up), сцепване (burst, cleavage), преливам (burst, flow, infuse, merge, overrun). Additional references: Bulgarian, Bulgaria, Greece, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Bulgarian (transliteration) nenadeyno poyavyavane (burst), prʺsvane (burst), blikvam (burst, flush, spring, spurt, break forth), raztsepvam (burst, fork, rive, split, cut open), razpukvam (burst, rive), napʺn (burst, intensity, spurt, strain, thrust), vzriv (burst, detonation, explosion, outburst, puff), poyavyavam se vnezapno (burst, start, break forth, spring, turn up), stsepvane (burst, cleavage), prelivam (burst, flow, infuse, merge, overrun). Additional references: Bulgarian, Bulgaria, Greece, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Byelorussian РАСШАСТАТЬ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), РАСТРЫБУШЫЦЬ (burst), ВЫБУХ (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), ЗГАЛЕЦЬ (burst, crash, smash), ЛОПАЦЬ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Byelorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Byelorussian (transliteration) rasshastatʹ (burst, cut, junk, nick, rip), rastrybushytsʹ (burst), vybukh (agony, burst, eruption, explosion, gale), zgaletsʹ (burst, crash, smash), lopatsʹ (burst, clap, pop, rip, smack). Additional references: Byelorussian, Belarus, Poland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Caffre dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Caffre, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cafre dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Cafre, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Campidanese zaccai (burst, hack), rebentai (blow, burst). Additional references: Campidanese, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Campidese zaccai (burst, hack), rebentai (blow, burst). Additional references: Campidese, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Capeverdian móri (die, to die, burst, expire, pass away), furu (burst, die, enclose, to die, to enclose), fra (bore, burst, perforate, to perforate, pierce), fitcha tápu (burst, die, to die, bursting, croaking), rabenta (burst, explode, to explode, die, to die), spludi (explode, to explode, blow up, burst, burst out), tra (to withdraw, withdraw, distract, to distract, abolish), lansa (overthrow, to overthrow, upset, overturn, turn), kebra (break, shatter, to shatter, smash, crush), abri (open, to open, spread, to unlock, unlock). Additional references: Capeverdian, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Catalan petar (burst, clap, click, crack, fart), esclatar (burst, explode), crebar (burst), rebentar (burst). Additional references: Catalan, Spain, Andorra, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cauzuh dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Cauzuh, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cebuano pagbuto (burst, explode, outbreak, snap), mabuslot (burst). Additional references: Cebuano, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Central Danish briste (burst, split, break, to break, to fracture), revne (crack, burst, check, check produced in cutting, cleft), bristede (broke, burst), burste (burst, to), eksplosion (explosion, blast, burst), fiberbristning (burst, bursting, wood failure), ionbyge (burst), ioniseringsbyge (burst, shower), brast (broke, burst), mulle (burst, bursting strength). Additional references: Central Danish, Denmark, Germany, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Central Mongolian хагарах (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), тэсрэлт (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), тэсрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), дэлбэрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Central Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Central (transliteration) khagarakh (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), tesrelt (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), tesrekh (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), delberekh (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Central Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Central Tai ระเบิด ปล่อยก๊ากออกมา พุงแตกแยกแผ่น (burst, bursting), ระเบิด (bomb, dynamite, dynamiter, erupt, ambush), ซึ่งสามารถระเบิดได้ (burst, detonating, explosive), แตกออก (bifurcate, rupture, break, burst, tear), ทำให้แตกออก (rupture, break, burst, tear), ทำให้เกิดเสียงดังป๊อบ (burst, rupture), ทำให้ระเบิด (erupt, blast, blow up, burst, burst out), ทำเสียงดังป๊อบ (burst, rupture), การระเบิด (blast, explosion, blasted, blasting, blasts), การยิงปืนครั้งเดียวหลายกระบอกพร้อมกัน (burst, fire, gunfire). Additional references: Central Tai, Thailand, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cestina prasknout (burst, crack, fly, blow out, give way), vpadnout (invade, burst, bolt in, flounce in, invaded), puknout (burst, rift, rupture, split, crack), salva (salvo, volley, burst, round, fusillade), výbuch (detonation, eruption, outbreak, outburst, explosion), impulzivní šum (burst, bursting), shluk (aggregation, cluster, riot, aggregate, burst), vrazit (poke, strike, thrust, burst, infix), protrhnout (burst, rupture, burst asunder, tear), roztrhnout (disrupt, rift, rip up, burst, rip open). Additional references: Cestina, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chadian Arabic yinkasir (beat it, become defective, break off, fall to pieces, to break away), ankasar (beat it, become defective, break off, fall to pieces, to break away), yimbalis (break out, burst out, desert the army, lick into shape, pull out), ambalas (break out, burst out, desert the army, lick into shape, pull out). Additional references: Chadian Arabic, Chad, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Charentais cot (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise). Additional references: Charentais, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chewa thuzula (burst open), tukuza (or as a mole heaves up the soil above its run, to burst open a soil over a root which has grown large), thudzuka (to burst open). Additional references: Chewa, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chiga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Chiga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chikalanga phutuka (as a Ballon, burst, explode). Additional references: Chikalanga, Botswana, Zimbabwe, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chinese Pidgin English 阵 (burst, disposition of troops, short period, spate, spell), 破裂 (burst, fracture), 爆裂 (burst, crack), 决口 (be breached, burst), 爆 (to crack, to explode or burst), 爆发 (to break out, to burst out, to erupt, to explode), 迸 (split, to burst forth, to crack, to spurt), 崩裂 (burst apart, crack), 一阵 (a burst, a fit, a peal). Additional references: Chinese Pidgin English, Nauru, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chinese Simplified 破裂 (fracture, burst, breach, breaches, crack), 爆裂 (burst, crack, blowout, blow-out, blowouts), 决口 (be breached, burst), 阵 (burst, disposition of troops, short period, spate, spell), 爆发 (to break out, to burst out, to erupt, to explode, erupt), 脉冲 (burst, pulsation, pulse, pulsed, pulses), 突然破裂 (burst), 暴炸 (burst), 炸 (explode, fry, fried, bomb, burst), 爆 (to crack, to explode or burst, burst, crackle, explode). Additional references: Chinese Simplified, China, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chinese Traditional 陣 (burst, disposition of troops, spell, short period, spate), 爆裂 (crack, burst, blowout, blow-out, blowouts), 決口 (be breached, burst), 爆發 (to burst out, to erupt, to explode, to break out, burst), 突然破裂 (burst), 脹破 (burst), 脈波 (burst, pulsed, pulse), 爆炸 (explosion, to blow up, to explode, to detonate, blast), 猝發 (burst), 破裂 (burst, fracture, rupture, breach, breaches). Additional references: Chinese Traditional, China, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ching sự vỡ tung (burst). Additional references: Ching, Viet Nam, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chinyanja thuzula (burst open), tukuza (or as a mole heaves up the soil above its run, to burst open a soil over a root which has grown large), thudzuka (to burst open). Additional references: Chinyanja, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chivenda -balea (burst split), -balekana (burst or crack into many pieces), -thathamuwa (burst open), -khephuwa (burst open), -khebuwa (burst open), thu (burst explode), -thathabisa (cause to burst), -palusa (cause to burst), -balekanya (cause to burst). Additional references: Chivenda, South Africa, Zimbabwe, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chiyao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Chiyao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Chtimi poque (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise). Additional references: Chtimi, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ciga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Ciga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cilaadi tumbuka (burst open), tomboka (burst open). Additional references: Cilaadi, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Comtois renverser (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), barrer (close, to close, shut, enclose, to enclose), trisser (depart, leave, spurt out, go away, boil over), tailler (flee, to flee, run away, escape, fleeing). Additional references: Comtois, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Corse rompu (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppà (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blasting), crepà (burst, choke, suffocate, suppress, to suffocate), cripà (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppià (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), schjuppà (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), riluce (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blow out), risplende (burst, explode, to explode, abound, be furious), scaccanà (laugh, burst, explode, to explode, be furious), sciuppà (disperse, to disperse, burst, spoil, waste). Additional references: Corse, France, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Corsi rompu (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppà (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blasting), crepà (burst, choke, suffocate, suppress, to suffocate), cripà (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppià (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), schjuppà (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), riluce (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blow out), risplende (burst, explode, to explode, abound, be furious), scaccanà (laugh, burst, explode, to explode, be furious), sciuppà (disperse, to disperse, burst, spoil, waste). Additional references: Corsi, France, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Corsican rompu (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppà (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blasting), crepà (burst, choke, suffocate, suppress, to suffocate), cripà (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppià (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), schjuppà (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), riluce (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blow out), risplende (burst, explode, to explode, abound, be furious), scaccanà (laugh, burst, explode, to explode, be furious), sciuppà (disperse, to disperse, burst, spoil, waste). Additional references: Corsican, France, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Corso rompu (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppà (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blasting), crepà (burst, choke, suffocate, suppress, to suffocate), cripà (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppià (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), schjuppà (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), riluce (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blow out), risplende (burst, explode, to explode, abound, be furious), scaccanà (laugh, burst, explode, to explode, be furious), sciuppà (disperse, to disperse, burst, spoil, waste). Additional references: Corso, France, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Corsu rompu (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppà (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blasting), crepà (burst, choke, suffocate, suppress, to suffocate), cripà (burst, bursting, croaking, die, drop dead), scuppià (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), schjuppà (explode, to explode, burst, be furious, blasting), riluce (burst, explode, to explode, be furious, blow out), risplende (burst, explode, to explode, abound, be furious), scaccanà (laugh, burst, explode, to explode, be furious), sciuppà (disperse, to disperse, burst, spoil, waste). Additional references: Corsu, France, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Croatian rasprsnuti (burst), eksplodirati (explode, blast, burst), eksplozija (blast, explosion, bang, burst, outbreak), erupcija (eruption, burst), kratak signal (burst), prsnuti (burst), puknuti (burst, puncture, rift), rasprskavanje (blasting, burst, spallation, splash, spray), razbiti (break, broke, burst, crack, resolve), sahraniti (bury, sepulchre, tomb, burst, entomb). Additional references: Croatian, Croatia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Cymraeg ymrwygo (burst, tear), hollti (split, cleave, slit, blow, burst), cracio (crack, blow, burst). Additional references: Cymraeg, United Kingdom, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Czech prasknout (burst, crack, fly, blow out, give way), vpadnout (invade, burst, bolt in, flounce in, invaded), puknout (burst, rift, rupture, split, crack), salva (salvo, volley, burst, round, fusillade), výbuch (detonation, eruption, outbreak, outburst, explosion), impulzivní šum (burst, bursting), shluk (aggregation, cluster, riot, aggregate, burst), vrazit (poke, strike, thrust, burst, infix), protrhnout (burst, rupture, burst asunder, tear), roztrhnout (disrupt, rift, rip up, burst, rip open). Additional references: Czech, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Daco-Rumanian exploda (burst, blow, blowing, blown, bursting), explozie (explosion, burst, detonation, shot, blast), izbucni (burst, break forth, break out, burst into, burst out), rafala (burst, gust, pelt, flurry), izbucnire (outburst, explosion, outbreak, burst, fit), se rupe (break, burst, part, rend, rupture), face sã izbucneascã (burst), face sã plesneascã (burst), hernie (hernia, rupture, breach, burst), ivire bruscã (burst). Additional references: Daco-Rumanian, Romania, Hungary, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Danish briste (burst, split, break, to break, to fracture), revne (crack, burst, check, check produced in cutting, cleft), bristede (broke, burst), burste (burst, to), eksplosion (explosion, blast, burst), fiberbristning (burst, bursting, wood failure), ionbyge (burst), ioniseringsbyge (burst, shower), brast (broke, burst), mulle (burst, bursting strength). Additional references: Danish, Denmark, Germany, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dansk briste (burst, split, break, to break, to fracture), revne (crack, burst, check, check produced in cutting, cleft), bristede (broke, burst), burste (burst, to), eksplosion (explosion, blast, burst), fiberbristning (burst, bursting, wood failure), ionbyge (burst), ioniseringsbyge (burst, shower), brast (broke, burst), mulle (burst, bursting strength). Additional references: Dansk, Denmark, Germany, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dari تركيدن (burst, rupture, blow out, blow, crack), قطع كردن (rupture, burst, intermit, exscind, flick), انفجار (explosion, outburst, detonation, eruption, burst), شكفتن (burst, flourish, dehisce, open), قطارى (burst), پشت سر هم (burst, reel, consecutively, tandem), منفجر كردن (burst, blast, blasts, blow up, detonate), ازهم پاشيدن (burst, dissipate), منفجر شدن (detonate, blow out, burst, bursting, explode), شيوع (rampancy, outbreak, prevalence, spread, burst). Additional references: Dari, Iran, Indo-European, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Denya tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Denya, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Deutsch zerplatzen (burst, to burst, to bust), zerspringen (burst, to burst, shatter, crackle, drop dead), explodieren (explode, to explode, detonate, burst, erupt), Explosion (explosion, blast, fulmination, burst, detonation), Bruch (fracture, fraction, break, hernia, breach), aufplatzen (burst, burst open, pop, rupture, to burst), zerbrechen (break, smash, shatter, burst, fracture), ausbrechen (erupt, escape, to erupt, break out, burst), Ausbruch (outbreak, eruption, outburst, jailbreak, escape), der Ladungsimpuls (burst). Additional references: Deutsch, Germany, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Djao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Djao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Djerma faw (burst, explode, pop), bogu (burst, green). Additional references: Djerma, Niger, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dutch scheuren (tear, burst, rip, split, lacerate), barst (crack, crevice, flaw, burst, cleft), springen (jump, explode, leap, spring, burst), scheur (crack, burst, tear, fissure, laceration), splijten (split, burst, slit, chap, cleave), openbarsten (burst), splýten (burst, split), gebarsten (cracked, burst, chapped, flawed, busted), breken (break, breaks, burst, part, smash), openspringen (burst, burst open). Additional references: Dutch, Netherlands, Aruba, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dyabarma faw (burst, explode, pop), bogu (burst, green). Additional references: Dyabarma, Niger, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dyarma faw (burst, explode, pop), bogu (burst, green). Additional references: Dyarma, Niger, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Dyerma faw (burst, explode, pop), bogu (burst, green). Additional references: Dyerma, Niger, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Eesti lõhkema (burst, explode, rupture), lõhki minema (burst, split), rebenema (tear, burst, rend, rip), pahvatus (burst, explosion, outburst), pankrotti ajama (burst, bankrupt), puhang (gust, puff, waft, blast, blow), pankrotistuma (fail, break, burst, go bankrupt, liquidate), pahvama (burst), laostuma (break, burst, decay, dog, shipwreck), lahvatama (burst). Additional references: Eesti, Estonia, Finland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ekikerebe kwaata (make burst open), kwaatika (burst open), kuyatika (become smashed, burst open, cracked), kusalaalula (burst open). Additional references: Ekikerebe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ekinyambo kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Ekinyambo, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Emilian carpè (blow, burst). Additional references: Emilian, San Marino, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Emiliano carpè (blow, burst). Additional references: Emiliano, San Marino, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Emiliano-Romagnolo carpè (blow, burst). Additional references: Emiliano-Romagnolo, San Marino, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ena պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Ena, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ermeni Dili պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Ermeni Dili, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ermenice պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Ermenice, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Estonian lõhkema (burst, explode, rupture), lõhki minema (burst, split), rebenema (tear, burst, rend, rip), pahvatus (burst, explosion, outburst), pankrotti ajama (burst, bankrupt), puhang (gust, puff, waft, blast, blow), pankrotistuma (fail, break, burst, go bankrupt, liquidate), pahvama (burst), laostuma (break, burst, decay, dog, shipwreck), lahvatama (burst). Additional references: Estonian, Estonia, Finland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Euskera lehertu (blow, burst, explode, blast, break), gainez egin (burst, overflow, slop over, spill), burst into flames sugarretan hasi (burst), burst of shots tiro mordo bat (burst), burst out laughing barrez leher gaizto egin (burst), danbaka ireki (burst), eztanda egin (explode, burst, cough, crack, flare), hautsi (infringe, beat, break, broken, burst), zapart egin (burst, crack, flare), zulatu (blow-out, bore, burst, clip, excavate). Additional references: Euskera, Spain, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Eyan tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Eyan, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Føroyskt skrædna (burst), bresta (burst, crack, explode). Additional references: Føroyskt, Denmark, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Faroese skrædna (burst), bresta (burst, crack, explode). Additional references: Faroese, Denmark, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Filipino putok (burst, bursting, explosion, blow-out, burst open), sumilakbo (burst), pumutok (bang, blow-out, burst, explode). Additional references: Filipino, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Finnish haljeta (burst, cleave, cleaved, split, crack), hajota (burst, bursting, decompose, decomposed, resolve), särkyä (burst, be broken, be crushed, be shattered, break), puhjeta (burst, blossom, break out, burst into flower, come out), pakahtua (burst, break), särkeä (break, ache, burst, shatter, smash), purske (active part of a timeslot, burst), puhkaisulujuus (burst, bursting strength), murtua (be fractured, break, burst, exhaust, to break), liipaista purske (burst, to). Additional references: Finnish, Finland, Russia (Europe), burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Forézien déliâ (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), coua (blow, time, stroke, bang, occasion), tanfla (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), partusot-sa (perforated, dike burst), aiguasse (flood, inundation, deluge, alluvion, causing a flood), aiguageou (flood, inundation, deluge, alluvion, causing a flood). Additional references: Forézien, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Français éclater (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), salve (burst, salvo, salute, volley, thundering applause), rafale (gust, squall, burst, flurry, blast), explosion (explosion, blast, burst, outbreak, outburst), éclatement (bursting, burst, blowout, rupture, blow out), faire éclater (burst, explode, bursting, exploding, let off), exploser (explode, to explode, blow up, burst, burn), éclat (splinter, brilliance, brightness, flash, glare), échappée (breakaway, headroom, burst, escaped, bolthole), rompre (break, break off, break up, burst, sever). Additional references: Français, France, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Franc-comtois renverser (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), tailler (flee, to flee, run away, escape, fleeing), s'ensauver (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee), se trisser (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee). Additional references: Franc-comtois, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
French éclater (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), salve (burst, salvo, salute, volley, thundering applause), rafale (gust, squall, burst, flurry, blast), explosion (explosion, blast, burst, outbreak, outburst), éclatement (bursting, burst, blowout, rupture, blow out), faire éclater (burst, explode, bursting, exploding, let off), exploser (explode, to explode, blow up, burst, burn), éclat (splinter, brilliance, brightness, flash, glare), échappée (breakaway, headroom, burst, escaped, bolthole), rompre (break, break off, break up, burst, sever). Additional references: French, France, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Frisian splite (burst, split), spjalte (burst, split), barste (burst), barst (burst, crack). Additional references: Frisian, Netherlands, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Fula dogga (boil over, break out, burst out, dash off, desert the army), ɓe ndogga (boil over, break out, burst out, dash off, desert the army). Additional references: Fula, West Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gaelg roie (bolt, burst, cursive, dart, flow), scoltit (burst, chopped, cleft, cloven, fissured), scoltey piob (burst), scoltey (crack, analysis, beanfeast, blow out, burst), scelt (burst, cloven), sceilt (burst, cloven), skioot (burst, gush, jet, rush of liquid, spout), brishey (bankrupt, bankruptcy, break, breakage, burst), bleastey (blast, burst, bursting), raght (burst, nature, orgasm, spasm, violent emotion). Additional references: Gaelg, United Kingdom, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gailck roie (bolt, burst, cursive, dart, flow), scoltit (burst, chopped, cleft, cloven, fissured), scoltey piob (burst), scoltey (crack, analysis, beanfeast, blow out, burst), scelt (burst, cloven), sceilt (burst, cloven), skioot (burst, gush, jet, rush of liquid, spout), brishey (bankrupt, bankruptcy, break, breakage, burst), bleastey (blast, burst, bursting), raght (burst, nature, orgasm, spasm, violent emotion). Additional references: Gailck, United Kingdom, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ganda kw-eyabyabizza (break asunder, burst, snap), ku-tulikase (burst), kw-abiza (make to burst or break out), ku-tulisaizza (make to burst), ku-tuliikiriradde (burst everywhere or all over), kw-abikira (burst at), ku-tulubiradde (burst with rage), kw-abika (burst out of confined space), ku-mwetukase (burst out laughing), ku-mwemwetukase (burst out laughing). Additional references: Ganda, Uganda, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gardois bassèou (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), traouca (perforated, pierced, breach, damaged, dike burst). Additional references: Gardois, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Geordie borst (burst). Additional references: Geordie, United Kingdom, American Samoa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
German zerplatzen (burst, to burst, to bust), zerspringen (burst, to burst, shatter, crackle, drop dead), explodieren (explode, to explode, detonate, burst, erupt), Explosion (explosion, blast, fulmination, burst, detonation), Bruch (fracture, fraction, break, hernia, breach), aufplatzen (burst, burst open, pop, rupture, to burst), zerbrechen (break, smash, shatter, burst, fracture), ausbrechen (erupt, escape, to erupt, break out, burst), Ausbruch (outbreak, eruption, outburst, jailbreak, escape), der Ladungsimpuls (burst). Additional references: German, Germany, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gilbertese kioiaki (blasted, blown, burst, detonated, discharged), katakokoa (burst), ureaki (burst, expanded, opened, separated), kioi (blast, blow, burst, detonate, discharge), ruoruo (burst, explode), ruoruoaki (burst, exploded), te kioi (blast, burst, detonation, discharge, eruption), tebe (burst, dart, pop, snap, sprang), tebeaki (burst, darted, popped, snapped), ure (burst, expand, open, separate). Additional references: Gilbertese, Kiribati, Fiji, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gin sự vỡ tung (burst). Additional references: Gin, Viet Nam, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Greek ξεσπώ (break out, burst, burst into), ριπή (burst, gust, volley), σπάω (burst, to break, to fracture, to rupture, to tear), ξέσπασμα (burst, flurry, outbreak), εισβάλλω (invade, burst, bursting, impinge), διαρρηγν ω (breach, burglarize, burst, disrupt, disrupted), σκάσιμο ελαστικού (blow-out, burst), παλμορριπή (burst), εκρηγνύομαι (burst, explode), εκσπώ (burst). Additional references: Greek, Greece, Albania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Greek (transliteration) xespo (break out, burst, burst into), ripi (burst, gust, volley), spao (burst, to break, to fracture, to rupture, to tear), xespasma (burst, flurry, outbreak), eisvallo (invade, burst, bursting, impinge), dhiarrign o (breach, burglarize, burst, disrupt, disrupted), skasimo elastikou (blow-out, burst), palmorripi (burst), ekrignuomai (burst, explode), ekspo (burst). Additional references: Greek, Greece, Albania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Guarani mombu (blow, burst). Additional references: Guarani, Brazil, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gujarati ચીરા પડવા (burst), ધમાકો (blowout, burst), ફોડવું (burst). Additional references: Gujarati, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gujerathi ચીરા પડવા (burst), ધમાકો (blowout, burst), ફોડવું (burst). Additional references: Gujerathi, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gujerati ચીરા પડવા (burst), ધમાકો (blowout, burst), ફોડવું (burst). Additional references: Gujerati, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gujrathi ચીરા પડવા (burst), ધમાકો (blowout, burst), ફોડવું (burst). Additional references: Gujrathi, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gullah bus' (burst, bursting, bursts). Additional references: Gullah, United States, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gurmukhi ਫੋਡ਼ (burst), ਧਮਾਕਾ (blow, blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion), ਚਰਕ (burst). Additional references: Gurmukhi, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Gurumukhi ਫੋਡ਼ (burst), ਧਮਾਕਾ (blow, blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion), ਚਰਕ (burst). Additional references: Gurumukhi, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Habe farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Habe, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Haiao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Haiao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Haieren պայթել (blow up, burst, detonate, rip, to blow up), պատռվել (burst, rift, rip), ներխուժել (to rush, burst, force, intrude, invade), բռնկում (flare, flash, paroxysm, spark, blaze), կործանվել (to perish, burst, ebb, lose, lost), ճաքել (to burst, rive, snap), տրաքել (to burst). Additional references: Haieren, Armenia, Azerbaijan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Haitian Creole pete (arise, burst, erupt, explode, fart), eklate (burst, erupt, explode). Additional references: Haitian Creole, Dominican Republic, Haiti, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Halh хагарах (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), тэсрэлт (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), тэсрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), дэлбэрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Halh, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Halh (transliteration) khagarakh (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), tesrelt (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), tesrekh (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), delberekh (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Halh, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hanguk Mal 터지다 (burst, rip, rupture, seam), 폭발 (eruption, explosion, fulmination, burst, storm), 별안간 나타나다 (burst, pop up), 충만하다 (teem, burst, invade, permeate, teem with), 파열 (explosion, rupture, blowout, bust, disruption), 찢다 (rupture, rip, rive, tear, rend), 잡아 찢다 (rack, rip, burst), 집중 사격 (burst), 파열시키다 (rupture, burst, explode), 술마시며 법석대기 (burst). Additional references: Hanguk Mal, Korea, South, Korea, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hanguohua 터지다 (burst, rip, rupture, seam), 폭발 (eruption, explosion, fulmination, burst, storm), 별안간 나타나다 (burst, pop up), 충만하다 (teem, burst, invade, permeate, teem with), 파열 (explosion, rupture, blowout, bust, disruption), 찢다 (rupture, rip, rive, tear, rend), 잡아 찢다 (rack, rip, burst), 집중 사격 (burst), 파열시키다 (rupture, burst, explode), 술마시며 법석대기 (burst). Additional references: Hanguohua, Korea, South, Korea, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Haoussa farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Haoussa, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hausa farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Hausa, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hausawa farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Hausawa, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hebrew ץצופתמ (burst, bursting, explode, exploded, exploding), פֶּרֶץ (burst, ebullition, flare, flush, gale), התפרצות (blaze, burst, eruption, excitement, fit), התפוצצות (burst, detonation, exploding, explosion, fulmination), התפוצץ (burst, explode), הִתְפָּרְצוּת (burst, eruption, intrusion, outbreak, outburst), הִתְפָּרֵץ (burst, erupt, flare, intrude, irrupt), פִּיצוּץ (blast, blasting, burst, detonation, explosion), בְּקִיעָה (burst), שְׁבִירָה (breakage, burst, crackdown, disruption, fragmentation). Additional references: Hebrew, Israel, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hiao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Hiao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
High Arabic طفح (burst, overflow, brim, brim over, bubble), تفجر (burst, detonation, fulminate, gush, outburst), اِنْفِجار (burst, bursting, eruption, explosion, blowout), تَفَجُّر (detonation, burst, outburst, blowout, blowup), برز للعيان فجأة (burst), حدث بالتفجير (burst), فجر (dawn, aurora, beginning, blast, blow up), دُفْقَة (burst, bursting, bursts, gush, gushed), دَفَقَ (flow, pour, well, burst, bursting), إنفجار (blast, blaze, burst, detonation, explosion). Additional references: High Arabic, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
High German zerplatzen (burst, to burst, to bust), zerspringen (burst, to burst, shatter, crackle, drop dead), explodieren (explode, to explode, detonate, burst, erupt), Explosion (explosion, blast, fulmination, burst, detonation), Bruch (fracture, fraction, break, hernia, breach), aufplatzen (burst, burst open, pop, rupture, to burst), zerbrechen (break, smash, shatter, burst, fracture), ausbrechen (erupt, escape, to erupt, break out, burst), Ausbruch (outbreak, eruption, outburst, jailbreak, escape), der Ladungsimpuls (burst). Additional references: High German, Germany, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hiligainon lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst), lupok (detonation, blow-out, burst, detonate, explode). Additional references: Hiligainon, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hiligaynon lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst), lupok (detonation, blow-out, burst, detonate, explode). Additional references: Hiligaynon, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hindi तडकाना (burst, chap, flaw, snap), धमाका (blowout, bounce, bump, burst, crash), टूटना (break, burst, disruption), चटकाना (burst, flaw), चटकना (burst, snap), चटख (burst), फूट (burst, dissension, fraction, melon, odd), तोडना (batter, break, burst, crop, demolish), एकाएक प्रकट हो जाना (burst), निकल भागना (burst). Additional references: Hindi, India, Nepal, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hmong tawg ntho (burst, burst open). Additional references: Hmong, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hochdeutsch zerplatzen (burst, to burst, to bust), zerspringen (burst, to burst, shatter, crackle, drop dead), explodieren (explode, to explode, detonate, burst, erupt), Explosion (explosion, blast, fulmination, burst, detonation), Bruch (fracture, fraction, break, hernia, breach), aufplatzen (burst, burst open, pop, rupture, to burst), zerbrechen (break, smash, shatter, burst, fracture), ausbrechen (erupt, escape, to erupt, break out, burst), Ausbruch (outbreak, eruption, outburst, jailbreak, escape), der Ladungsimpuls (burst). Additional references: Hochdeutsch, Germany, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hungarian szétreped (burst, to fragment, to burst, to bust, to crack), szétszakít (burst, to disrupt, to burst, to bust, bursting), szétrepeszt (to split, burst, rived, riven, to burst), robbanás (explosion, blast, detonation, fulmination, blowup), rohanás (rush, scurry, burst, career, run), szétrobban (burst, to burst, to bust), szétrobbant (burst, to burst, to bust), szétszakad (to split, burst, split, to burst, bust), vágta (dash, gallop, burst, sprint), szétszakadás (disruption, burst). Additional references: Hungarian, Hungary, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Hyao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Hyao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Icelandic brotna (burst, wreck), springa (burst, explode, puncture), hrina (burst), blossi (burst), rifna (burst). Additional references: Icelandic, Iceland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ikiribati kioiaki (blasted, blown, burst, detonated, discharged), katakokoa (burst), ureaki (burst, expanded, opened, separated), kioi (blast, blow, burst, detonate, discharge), ruoruo (burst, explode), ruoruoaki (burst, exploded), te kioi (blast, burst, detonation, discharge, eruption), tebe (burst, dart, pop, snap, sprang), tebeaki (burst, darted, popped, snapped), ure (burst, expand, open, separate). Additional references: Ikiribati, Kiribati, Fiji, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ilonggo lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst), lupok (detonation, blow-out, burst, detonate, explode). Additional references: Ilonggo, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ilongot lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst). Additional references: Ilongot, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Indonesian meledak (burst, detonate, blow up, detonated, erupt), meletus (burst, erupt, blow up, busted), pecah (broken, burst, break in, crack, flaw), menempuh (burst, thread), melarikan diri (burst, break away, break out, clear out, decamp), mencari jalan (burst), ledakan (explosion, outburst, blowup, burst, eruption), meledakkan (blast, burst, detonate, explode, set off), usaha keras tapi pada waktu yang singkat (burst), lubang yg dibuat dng ledakan (burst). Additional references: Indonesian, Indonesia, Java, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Isixhosa dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Isixhosa, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Isizulu kenke (burst), qhekeka (burst, bursting, explode, exploded, exploding). Additional references: Isizulu, South Africa, Malawi, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Italian scoppiare (burst, break out, erupt, explode, bang), crepa (crack, crevice, burst, flaw, cleft), scoppio (burst, blast, bang, explosion, outbreak), esplosione (explosion, burst, blast, bursting, outbreak), crepare (burst, flaw, puncture, check out, crack), raffica (gust, blast, burst, flurry, squall), rottura (rupture, break, breakage, breaking, breach), fessura (crack, crevice, slot, fissure, flaw), fenditura (cleavage, fissure, rift, slit, burst), screpolatura (crack, crevice, flaw, chap, fissure). Additional references: Italian, Italy, Croatia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Itbayaten mavutdac antihay u balutan mo (your bag will burst later on), mavutdac (to burst), pamaltugen (to cause to burst), pamaltogen (to cause to burst, to fire), nipamaltug (caused to burst), nipamaltog (caused to burst, fired). Additional references: Itbayaten, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ivatan pamaltogen (to cause to burst, to fire), pinamaltog (caused to burst, fired), mavutdac (to burst), mavutdac antiyao u balutan mo (your bag will burst later on). Additional references: Ivatan, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ivrit ץצופתמ (burst, bursting, explode, exploded, exploding), פֶּרֶץ (burst, ebullition, flare, flush, gale), התפרצות (blaze, burst, eruption, excitement, fit), התפוצצות (burst, detonation, exploding, explosion, fulmination), התפוצץ (burst, explode), הִתְפָּרְצוּת (burst, eruption, intrusion, outbreak, outburst), הִתְפָּרֵץ (burst, erupt, flare, intrude, irrupt), פִּיצוּץ (blast, blasting, burst, detonation, explosion), בְּקִיעָה (burst), שְׁבִירָה (breakage, burst, crackdown, disruption, fragmentation). Additional references: Ivrit, Israel, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Jao -vadika (burst, flash, throw out sparks, transfix), -tusula (burst), -tusuka (burst), -teteseka (burst, pop), -papula (burst, tear), -paanjika (burst), -wudika (appear above-ground, burst with a pop, explode, ooze), -wuumbutukuka (burst open), -valula (burst open, split up), -valuka (burst open). Additional references: Jao, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Japanese 劈 (break, burst, split, tear, pierce), バースト (burst, bursting), 爆発する (burst, explode, blast, bust, crump), 突発する (burst, break, break out, crop up, flare), はちきれる (burst, be filled to bursting), 突発 (outbreak, occurrence, burst, gale, outbreaking), 爆発 (detonation, explosion, eruption, fulmination, burst), 破裂 (rupture, explosion, break off, blowup, burst), 破裂する (explode, bust, burst, detonate, pop), 集中射撃 (burst). Additional references: Japanese, Japan, Taiwan, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Jing sự vỡ tung (burst). Additional references: Jing, Viet Nam, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kado farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Kado, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kaffer dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Kaffer, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kaffir dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Kaffir, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kalaka phutuka (as a Ballon, burst, explode). Additional references: Kalaka, Botswana, Zimbabwe, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kalanga phutuka (as a Ballon, burst, explode). Additional references: Kalanga, Botswana, Zimbabwe, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kanuri yineskin (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), namgeskin (break, break off, sever, to sever, cut off), kaseskin (run, to run, to evade, accrue, escape). Additional references: Kanuri, Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kapampangan atdas (burst open). Additional references: Kapampangan, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Karagwe kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Karagwe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kerebe kwaata (make burst open), kwaatika (burst open), kuyatika (become smashed, burst open, cracked), kusalaalula (burst open). Additional references: Kerebe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kerewe kwaata (make burst open), kwaatika (burst open), kuyatika (become smashed, burst open, cracked), kusalaalula (burst open). Additional references: Kerewe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Khadi Boli तडकाना (burst, chap, flaw, snap), धमाका (blowout, bounce, bump, burst, crash), टूटना (break, burst, disruption), चटकाना (burst, flaw), चटकना (burst, snap), चटख (burst), फूट (burst, dissension, fraction, melon, odd), तोडना (batter, break, burst, crop, demolish), एकाएक प्रकट हो जाना (burst), निकल भागना (burst). Additional references: Khadi Boli, India, Nepal, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Khalkha Mongolian хагарах (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), тэсрэлт (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), тэсрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), дэлбэрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Khalkha Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Khalkha (transliteration) khagarakh (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), tesrelt (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), tesrekh (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), delberekh (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Khalkha Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Khari Boli तडकाना (burst, chap, flaw, snap), धमाका (blowout, bounce, bump, burst, crash), टूटना (break, burst, disruption), चटकाना (burst, flaw), चटकना (burst, snap), चटख (burst), फूट (burst, dissension, fraction, melon, odd), तोडना (batter, break, burst, crop, demolish), एकाएक प्रकट हो जाना (burst), निकल भागना (burst). Additional references: Khari Boli, India, Nepal, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kiga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Kiga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kinh sự vỡ tung (burst). Additional references: Kinh, Viet Nam, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kinyambo kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Kinyambo, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kiribati kioiaki (blasted, blown, burst, detonated, discharged), katakokoa (burst), ureaki (burst, expanded, opened, separated), kioi (blast, blow, burst, detonate, discharge), ruoruo (burst, explode), ruoruoaki (burst, exploded), te kioi (blast, burst, detonation, discharge, eruption), tebe (burst, dart, pop, snap, sprang), tebeaki (burst, darted, popped, snapped), ure (burst, expand, open, separate). Additional references: Kiribati, Kiribati, Fiji, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kisuaheli pasuka (burst, tear, bursting, tearing, tore), ripuka (burst, explode, flame, flare, rage), pasua (split, burst, burst open, chop up, cut open), foka (bawl, boil, burst, gush, overflow), chomoza (appear, burst, come, project), buyuka (burst, explode, open), buguika (burst, explode, foam, gush, stream), bubujika (burst, explode, foam, gush, stream). Additional references: Kisuaheli, Tanzania, Burundi, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kisuundi tombuka (burst open), baluka (burst open). Additional references: Kisuundi, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kiswahili pasuka (burst, tear, bursting, tearing, tore), ripuka (burst, explode, flame, flare, rage), pasua (split, burst, burst open, chop up, cut open), foka (bawl, boil, burst, gush, overflow), chomoza (appear, burst, come, project), buyuka (burst, explode, open), buguika (burst, explode, foam, gush, stream), bubujika (burst, explode, foam, gush, stream). Additional references: Kiswahili, Tanzania, Burundi, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Kololo toyozi (to burst through, to pierce, to wound with a stick), lukukile (to burst into flames, to leap), ipolyomekile (to burst in, to rush in), pazubile (to burst as under, to split), zeukile (to burst), tuyukile (to burst, to pop), tunyize (to blow up, to burst, to grow, to kill, to rise). Additional references: Kololo, Zambia, Namibia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Koosa dlabukha (burst). Additional references: Koosa, South Africa, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Korean 터지다 (burst, rip, rupture, seam), 폭발 (eruption, explosion, fulmination, burst, storm), 별안간 나타나다 (burst, pop up), 충만하다 (teem, burst, invade, permeate, teem with), 파열 (explosion, rupture, blowout, bust, disruption), 찢다 (rupture, rip, rive, tear, rend), 잡아 찢다 (rack, rip, burst), 집중 사격 (burst), 파열시키다 (rupture, burst, explode), 술마시며 법석대기 (burst). Additional references: Korean, Korea, South, Korea, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Langadoc se trisser (become defective, break, fall to pieces, shatter, smash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing). Additional references: Langadoc, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Languedoc se trisser (become defective, break, fall to pieces, shatter, smash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing). Additional references: Languedoc, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Languedocien se trisser (become defective, break, fall to pieces, shatter, smash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing). Additional references: Languedocien, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Latvian uzliesmojums (blaze, burst, flare, flash, outburst), sprāgt (burst, detonate, explode, pop), sprādziens (explosion, blast, burst, bursting, detonation), salauzt (break, burst, crash), plīsums (flaw, blow-out, burst, fissure, jag), plīst (burst, rip, tear), pārsprāgt (burst), eksplozija (explosion, blast, burst), eksplodet (burst), eksplodēt (burst, explode, fulminate, implode). Additional references: Latvian, Latvia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Latviska uzliesmojums (blaze, burst, flare, flash, outburst), sprāgt (burst, detonate, explode, pop), sprādziens (explosion, blast, burst, bursting, detonation), salauzt (break, burst, crash), plīsums (flaw, blow-out, burst, fissure, jag), plīst (burst, rip, tear), pārsprāgt (burst), eksplozija (explosion, blast, burst), eksplodet (burst), eksplodēt (burst, explode, fulminate, implode). Additional references: Latviska, Latvia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lengadoucian se trisser (become defective, break, fall to pieces, shatter, smash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing). Additional references: Lengadoucian, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lettisch uzliesmojums (blaze, burst, flare, flash, outburst), sprāgt (burst, detonate, explode, pop), sprādziens (explosion, blast, burst, bursting, detonation), salauzt (break, burst, crash), plīsums (flaw, blow-out, burst, fissure, jag), plīst (burst, rip, tear), pārsprāgt (burst), eksplozija (explosion, blast, burst), eksplodet (burst), eksplodēt (burst, explode, fulminate, implode). Additional references: Lettisch, Latvia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lettish uzliesmojums (blaze, burst, flare, flash, outburst), sprāgt (burst, detonate, explode, pop), sprādziens (explosion, blast, burst, bursting, detonation), salauzt (break, burst, crash), plīsums (flaw, blow-out, burst, fissure, jag), plīst (burst, rip, tear), pārsprāgt (burst), eksplozija (explosion, blast, burst), eksplodet (burst), eksplodēt (burst, explode, fulminate, implode). Additional references: Lettish, Latvia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lietuvi sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Lietuvi, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lingotes lumupok (burst), bumusaag (burst). Additional references: Lingotes, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Litauische sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Litauische, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Litewski sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Litewski, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lithuanian sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Lithuanian, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Litovskiy sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Litovskiy, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Liutuviskai sprogimas (burst, backfire, blast, blow-out, blow-up), trukti (last, be lacking, break, burst, continue), trenksmas (bang, crash, bark, burst, plunk), sudraskyti (tear up, burst, pull apart, scratch, scratch all over), suardyti (burst, degrade, disconcert, overset, overthrow), staigus šaudymas (burst), spurtas (burst, dash, sprint, spurt), sprogti (explode, blow, blow out, blow up, burst), perplëšti (burst, pull apart, tear apart), netikëtas pasirodymas (burst). Additional references: Liutuviskai, Lithuania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lorrain décrever (spoil, burst, ruin, injure, to injure), zoque (blow, correction, stroke, spanking, bang), tatouille (blow, correction, stroke, bang, bash), lôche (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), hargot (jerk, jolt, shock, bump, concussion), cô (neck, blow, stroke, bang, bash), bigne (injury, blow, stroke, bang, bash), beugne (injury, blow, stroke, bang, bash), beugna (injury, blow, stroke, bang, bash), pétieuhi (perforated, dike burst). Additional references: Lorrain, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lozi toyozi (to burst through, to pierce, to wound with a stick), lukukile (to burst into flames, to leap), ipolyomekile (to burst in, to rush in), pazubile (to burst as under, to split), zeukile (to burst), tuyukile (to burst, to pop), tunyize (to blow up, to burst, to grow, to kill, to rise). Additional references: Lozi, Zambia, Namibia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Luganda kw-eyabyabizza (break asunder, burst, snap), ku-tulikase (burst), kw-abiza (make to burst or break out), ku-tulisaizza (make to burst), ku-tuliikiriradde (burst everywhere or all over), kw-abikira (burst at), ku-tulubiradde (burst with rage), kw-abika (burst out of confined space), ku-mwetukase (burst out laughing), ku-mwemwetukase (burst out laughing). Additional references: Luganda, Uganda, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Lyonnais s'esclapper (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), s'éclapper (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), s'eclapper (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), s'éclaper (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), éclaper (burst, explode, to explode, blow up, break out), dépondre (to stop, stop, depend, to depend, abduct), zogne (onion, blow, bunion, stroke, bang), ogne (onion, blow, bunion, stroke, bang), agrognon (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), s'en sauver (go, to go, abscond, depart, leave). Additional references: Lyonnais, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Magyar szétreped (burst, to fragment, to burst, to bust, to crack), szétszakít (burst, to disrupt, to burst, to bust, bursting), szétrepeszt (to split, burst, rived, riven, to burst), robbanás (explosion, blast, detonation, fulmination, blowup), rohanás (rush, scurry, burst, career, run), szétrobban (burst, to burst, to bust), szétrobbant (burst, to burst, to bust), szétszakad (to split, burst, split, to burst, bust), vágta (dash, gallop, burst, sprint), szétszakadás (disruption, burst). Additional references: Magyar, Hungary, Austria, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Maharashtra तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Maharashtra, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Maharathi तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Maharathi, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Malay meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Malay, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Malayu meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Malayu, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Malhatee तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Malhatee, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Maltese tinfaqa' (burst). Additional references: Maltese, Malta, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Malti tinfaqa' (burst). Additional references: Malti, Malta, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Manx roie (bolt, burst, cursive, dart, flow), scoltit (burst, chopped, cleft, cloven, fissured), scoltey piob (burst), scoltey (crack, analysis, beanfeast, blow out, burst), scelt (burst, cloven), sceilt (burst, cloven), skioot (burst, gush, jet, rush of liquid, spout), brishey (bankrupt, bankruptcy, break, breakage, burst), bleastey (blast, burst, bursting), raght (burst, nature, orgasm, spasm, violent emotion). Additional references: Manx, United Kingdom, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Manx Gaelic roie (bolt, burst, cursive, dart, flow), scoltit (burst, chopped, cleft, cloven, fissured), scoltey piob (burst), scoltey (crack, analysis, beanfeast, blow out, burst), scelt (burst, cloven), sceilt (burst, cloven), skioot (burst, gush, jet, rush of liquid, spout), brishey (bankrupt, bankruptcy, break, breakage, burst), bleastey (blast, burst, bursting), raght (burst, nature, orgasm, spasm, violent emotion). Additional references: Manx Gaelic, United Kingdom, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Maori puhake (burst), pakaru (broke, broken, burst, damaged, dead), kowhera (burst, gape, open), haruru (roar, burst, go, howling, pulse). Additional references: Maori, New Zealand, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mapuche pawkün (blow, burst). Additional references: Mapuche, Chile, Argentina, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mapudungu pawkün (blow, burst). Additional references: Mapudungu, Chile, Argentina, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mapudungun pawkün (blow, burst). Additional references: Mapudungun, Chile, Argentina, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Marathi तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Marathi, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Marthi तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Marthi, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Martinique Creole débowné (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field). Additional references: Martinique Creole, Martinique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Massai -ilany (break out, burst out, desert the army, lick into shape, pull out). Additional references: Massai, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Melaju meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Melaju, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Melayu meletup (blast, burst, explode), menangis (burst into tears, crying, wail, wept). Additional references: Melayu, Malaysia, Brunei, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mgbakpa farfàshee (burst, rupture), tsaagèè (break, burst). Additional references: Mgbakpa, Nigeria, Benin, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Moldavian exploda (burst, blow, blowing, blown, bursting), explozie (explosion, burst, detonation, shot, blast), izbucni (burst, break forth, break out, burst into, burst out), rafala (burst, gust, pelt, flurry), izbucnire (outburst, explosion, outbreak, burst, fit), se rupe (break, burst, part, rend, rupture), face sã izbucneascã (burst), face sã plesneascã (burst), hernie (hernia, rupture, breach, burst), ivire bruscã (burst). Additional references: Moldavian, Romania, Hungary, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mongol хагарах (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), тэсрэлт (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), тэсрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), дэлбэрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Mongol, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mongol (transliteration) khagarakh (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), tesrelt (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), tesrekh (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), delberekh (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Mongol, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mongolian хагарах (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), тэсрэлт (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), тэсрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), дэлбэрэх (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mongolian (transliteration) khagarakh (burst, cleave, knock, puncture, rift), tesrelt (blow up, burst, eruption, explosion), tesrekh (blast, burst, erupt, explosive, outburst), delberekh (blast, burst, erupt, explode, explosive). Additional references: Mongolian, Mongolia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Mudnés cherpèr (blow, burst). Additional references: Mudnés, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Muruthu तडकणें (burst, split with a crack), फोडणें (burst), स्फोट (blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion). Additional references: Muruthu, India, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Neapolitan schioppà (burst), schiattà (blow, burst). Additional references: Neapolitan, Italy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
New Guinea Pidgin English pairap (burst, crackle, flash), bruk (broken, bronze, burst). Additional references: New Guinea Pidgin English, New Guinea, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
New Zealand Maori puhake (burst), pakaru (broke, broken, burst, damaged, dead), kowhera (burst, gape, open), haruru (roar, burst, go, howling, pulse). Additional references: New Zealand Maori, New Zealand, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Norman togne (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), s'écaler (cleave, split, burst out laughing, drop dead, explode). Additional references: Norman, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Norwegian briste (burst), utbrudd (eruption, outbreak, gush, burst, outbreaks), sprenge (force, blast, burst, Sally), punktering (flat, puncture, burst, perforation). Additional references: Norwegian, Norway, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Nyambo kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Nyambo, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Nyang tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Nyang, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Nyanja thuzula (burst open), tukuza (or as a mole heaves up the soil above its run, to burst open a soil over a root which has grown large), thudzuka (to burst open). Additional references: Nyanja, Malawi, Mozambique, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Obonya tХЭ (to burst). Additional references: Obonya, Cameroon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Occitani se trisser (become defective, break, fall to pieces, shatter, smash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing). Additional references: Occitani, France, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Oluchiga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Oluchiga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Orukiga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Orukiga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ouolof fett (burst, pick, to pick, explode, to explode), yewwi (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, liberate), tekki (explain, signify, to explain, to signify, mean), lokki (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), toj (break, shatter, to shatter, smash, crush), jebbi (reject, repel, to repel, condemn, disapprove). Additional references: Ouolof, Senegal, Mauritania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Pampangan atdas (burst open). Additional references: Pampangan, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Pampango atdas (burst open). Additional references: Pampango, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Pampangueño atdas (burst open). Additional references: Pampangueño, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Panjabi (Eastern Dialect) ਫੋਡ਼ (burst), ਧਮਾਕਾ (blow, blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion), ਚਰਕ (burst). Additional references: Panjabi (Eastern Dialect), India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Parsi تركيدن (burst, rupture, blow out, blow, crack), قطع كردن (rupture, burst, intermit, exscind, flick), انفجار (explosion, outburst, detonation, eruption, burst), شكفتن (burst, flourish, dehisce, open), قطارى (burst), پشت سر هم (burst, reel, consecutively, tandem), منفجر كردن (burst, blast, blasts, blow up, detonate), ازهم پاشيدن (burst, dissipate), منفجر شدن (detonate, blow out, burst, bursting, explode), شيوع (rampancy, outbreak, prevalence, spread, burst). Additional references: Parsi, Iran, Indo-European, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois de Haute-Bretagne haute-eau (high tide, flood, high water, cloud burst, flood tide). Additional references: Patois de Haute-Bretagne, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Nozeroy riper (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, get away). Additional references: Patois of Nozeroy, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Pas-de-Calais maue (blow, slap, stroke, bang, bash). Additional references: Patois of Pas-de-Calais, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Rothau sauver (boil over, break out, burst out, dash off, desert the army). Additional references: Patois of Rothau, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Roussillon verser (overthrow, to overthrow, upset, overturn, turn), router (boil over, outflank, to outflank, bear off, go down the side of the field), soutragade (jerk, jolt, shock, bump, concussion), soutrac (jerk, jolt, shock, bump, concussion), pignol (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), patac (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), gnosque (shock, blow, impact, collision, stroke), castagnon (blow, chestnut, stroke, bang, bash), s'esclafer (burst out laughing), escaper (escape, flee, to flee, break away, slip). Additional references: Patois of Roussillon, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Sorcy-Bauthémont fraire (flee, to flee, run away, escape, fleeing), chier du poivre (abscond, flee, elope, fly, run off). Additional references: Patois of Sorcy-Bauthémont, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of the Aquitaine fricasser (blow up, deep fry, explode, blasted, blasting), truc (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), plein-mer (high tide, flood, high water, cloud burst, flood tide). Additional references: Patois of the Aquitaine, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Velay s'ensauver (depart, leave, go away, boil over, beat it). Additional references: Patois of Velay, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Patois of Villar-St-Pancrace riu (river, torrent, volley, mountain stream, stream). Additional references: Patois of Villar-St-Pancrace, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Persian تركيدن (burst, rupture, blow out, blow, crack), قطع كردن (rupture, burst, intermit, exscind, flick), انفجار (explosion, outburst, detonation, eruption, burst), شكفتن (burst, flourish, dehisce, open), قطارى (burst), پشت سر هم (burst, reel, consecutively, tandem), منفجر كردن (burst, blast, blasts, blow up, detonate), ازهم پاشيدن (burst, dissipate), منفجر شدن (detonate, blow out, burst, bursting, explode), شيوع (rampancy, outbreak, prevalence, spread, burst). Additional references: Persian, Iran, Indo-European, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Persian (Farsi) تركيدن (burst, rupture, blow out, blow, crack), قطع كردن (rupture, burst, intermit, exscind, flick), انفجار (explosion, outburst, detonation, eruption, burst), شكفتن (burst, flourish, dehisce, open), قطارى (burst), پشت سر هم (burst, reel, consecutively, tandem), منفجر كردن (burst, blast, blasts, blow up, detonate), ازهم پاشيدن (burst, dissipate), منفجر شدن (detonate, blow out, burst, bursting, explode), شيوع (rampancy, outbreak, prevalence, spread, burst). Additional references: Persian (Farsi), Iran, Indo-European, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Picard détaquer (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), pronne (blow, drunkenness, intoxication, stroke, bang), poque (pocket, blow, stroke, pouch, bag), cop (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), déluche (deluge, flood, cloud burst, downfall, downpour), s'écapper (escape, flee, break out, burst out, desert the army), débuquer (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee). Additional references: Picard, Belgium, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Pilipino putok (burst, bursting, explosion, blow-out, burst open), sumilakbo (burst), pumutok (bang, blow-out, burst, explode). Additional references: Pilipino, Philippines, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Polish wybuch (explosion, outbreak, outburst, burst, blast), pękać (crack, burst, snap, break, bust), wybuchnąć (burst, explode, erupt), pęknięcie (crack, fracture, rupture, split, burst), rozrywać (burst, tear, amuse, beguile, bust), wybuchać (erupt, explode, burst, belch, blast), wylać (burst, bust, coat, effuse, spill), wysadzić (burst, land, line), wylewać (overflow, spill, burst, bust, coat), rozsadzać (burst, bust, seat, separate, split). Additional references: Polish, Poland, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Polnisch wybuch (explosion, outbreak, outburst, burst, blast), pękać (crack, burst, snap, break, bust), wybuchnąć (burst, explode, erupt), pęknięcie (crack, fracture, rupture, split, burst), rozrywać (burst, tear, amuse, beguile, bust), wybuchać (erupt, explode, burst, belch, blast), wylać (burst, bust, coat, effuse, spill), wysadzić (burst, land, line), wylewać (overflow, spill, burst, bust, coat), rozsadzać (burst, bust, seat, separate, split). Additional references: Polnisch, Poland, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Polski wybuch (explosion, outbreak, outburst, burst, blast), pękać (crack, burst, snap, break, bust), wybuchnąć (burst, explode, erupt), pęknięcie (crack, fracture, rupture, split, burst), rozrywać (burst, tear, amuse, beguile, bust), wybuchać (erupt, explode, burst, belch, blast), wylać (burst, bust, coat, effuse, spill), wysadzić (burst, land, line), wylewać (overflow, spill, burst, bust, coat), rozsadzać (burst, bust, seat, separate, split). Additional references: Polski, Poland, Czech Republic, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Portuguese rebentar (burst, bud, disrupt, to disrupt, braird), pipocar (burst), arrebentar (burst, smash, break, crush, explode), rajada (gust, burst, squall, blast, flaw), estouro (burst, pop, blowout, overflow, explode), explosão (explosion, blast, burst, outburst, bang), fender-se (burst, craze, rift, slit), rachar-se (burst, rift), esborrachar (burst, crush, flatten, slap, squash), erupção (eruption, outbreak, gush, acne, boil). Additional references: Portuguese, Portugal, Angola, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Punjabi ਫੋਡ਼ (burst), ਧਮਾਕਾ (blow, blowout, blow-out, burst, explosion), ਚਰਕ (burst). Additional references: Punjabi, India, Kenya, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Quechua Phatay (burst, to blow up, to burst, to explode), phatasqa (blown up, burst, peeled and cooked cereal). Additional references: Quechua, Bolivia, Peru, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ragwe kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Ragwe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Robiana puzaka (burst). Additional references: Robiana, Solomon Islands, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Romanian exploda (burst, blow, blowing, blown, bursting), explozie (explosion, burst, detonation, shot, blast), izbucni (burst, break forth, break out, burst into, burst out), rafala (burst, gust, pelt, flurry), izbucnire (outburst, explosion, outbreak, burst, fit), se rupe (break, burst, part, rend, rupture), face sã izbucneascã (burst), face sã plesneascã (burst), hernie (hernia, rupture, breach, burst), ivire bruscã (burst). Additional references: Romanian, Romania, Hungary, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rotse toyozi (to burst through, to pierce, to wound with a stick), lukukile (to burst into flames, to leap), ipolyomekile (to burst in, to rush in), pazubile (to burst as under, to split), zeukile (to burst), tuyukile (to burst, to pop), tunyize (to blow up, to burst, to grow, to kill, to rise). Additional references: Rotse, Zambia, Namibia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rouchi détaquer (to untie, uncouple, untie, detach, to detach), pronne (blow, drunkenness, intoxication, stroke, bang), poque (pocket, blow, stroke, pouch, bag), cop (blow, stroke, bang, bash, bruise), déluche (deluge, flood, cloud burst, downfall, downpour), s'écapper (escape, flee, break out, burst out, desert the army), débuquer (boil over, burst out, dash off, desert the army, flee). Additional references: Rouchi, Belgium, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Roviana puzaka (burst). Additional references: Roviana, Solomon Islands, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rozi toyozi (to burst through, to pierce, to wound with a stick), lukukile (to burst into flames, to leap), ipolyomekile (to burst in, to rush in), pazubile (to burst as under, to split), zeukile (to burst), tuyukile (to burst, to pop), tunyize (to blow up, to burst, to grow, to kill, to rise). Additional references: Rozi, Zambia, Namibia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rubiana puzaka (burst). Additional references: Rubiana, Solomon Islands, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rukaragwe kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Rukaragwe, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rukiga okubaruka (burst), kwebarura (burst, split open), kuhiisa (be ripe, burst, cook), kubarura (burst), kubaruka (burst), kutemuka (be burst). Additional references: Rukiga, Uganda, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rumanian exploda (burst, blow, blowing, blown, bursting), explozie (explosion, burst, detonation, shot, blast), izbucni (burst, break forth, break out, burst into, burst out), rafala (burst, gust, pelt, flurry), izbucnire (outburst, explosion, outbreak, burst, fit), se rupe (break, burst, part, rend, rupture), face sã izbucneascã (burst), face sã plesneascã (burst), hernie (hernia, rupture, breach, burst), ivire bruscã (burst). Additional references: Rumanian, Romania, Hungary, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Runyambo kubarura (burst open), kubaruka (burst open). Additional references: Runyambo, Tanzania, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ruotsi brista (burst, break, rupture, snap, be lacking), spricka (crack, burst, flaw, break, chink), rämna (crack, burst, rend, split, cleft), spränga (blast, blow up, burst, break, crack), bristning (rupture, burst, breaking, fracture), explosion (explosion, blast, blowout, burst, detonation), brisera (burst, explode), bristad (burst), bristat (burst), explodera (explode, fulminate, blow up, burst, detonate). Additional references: Ruotsi, Sweden, Finland, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Russian вспышка (flare, burst, flash, outburst, spark), разразить (burst, bursting), взорваться (burst), взрыв (explosion, blast, detonation, outburst, outbreak), разрыв (abruption, bursitis, bursting, rip, break), порыв (gust, burst, compulsion, dash, elan), лопнуть (go phut, burst), выброс (blip, ejection, release, blow out, blowing), ворваться (burst), пакет ошибок (burst error, error burst). Additional references: Russian, Russia, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Russian (transliteration) vspyshka (flare, burst, flash, outburst, spark), razrazitʹ (burst, bursting), vzorvatʹsya (burst), vzryv (explosion, blast, detonation, outburst, outbreak), razryv (abruption, bursitis, bursting, rip, break), poryv (gust, burst, compulsion, dash, elan), lopnutʹ (go phut, burst), vybros (blip, ejection, release, blow out, blowing), vorvatʹsya (burst), paket oshibok (burst error, error burst). Additional references: Russian, Russia, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Russki вспышка (flare, burst, flash, outburst, spark), разразить (burst, bursting), взорваться (burst), взрыв (explosion, blast, detonation, outburst, outbreak), разрыв (abruption, bursitis, bursting, rip, break), порыв (gust, burst, compulsion, dash, elan), лопнуть (go phut, burst), выброс (blip, ejection, release, blow out, blowing), ворваться (burst), пакет ошибок (burst error, error burst). Additional references: Russki, Russia, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Russki (transliteration) vspyshka (flare, burst, flash, outburst, spark), razrazitʹ (burst, bursting), vzorvatʹsya (burst), vzryv (explosion, blast, detonation, outburst, outbreak), razryv (abruption, bursitis, bursting, rip, break), poryv (gust, burst, compulsion, dash, elan), lopnutʹ (go phut, burst), vybros (blip, ejection, release, blow out, blowing), vorvatʹsya (burst), paket oshibok (burst error, error burst). Additional references: Russki, Russia, China, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Rutse toyozi (to burst through, to pierce, to wound with a stick), lukukile (to burst into flames, to leap), ipolyomekile (to burst in, to rush in), pazubile (to burst as under, to split), zeukile (to burst), tuyukile (to burst, to pop), tunyize (to blow up, to burst, to grow, to kill, to rise). Additional references: Rutse, Zambia, Namibia, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Ruviana puzaka (burst). Additional references: Ruviana, Solomon Islands, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Sammarinese carpè (blow, burst). Additional references: Sammarinese, San Marino, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Santiago Crioulu rabenta (break, burst, explode, to explode, overrule), spludi (explode, to explode, blow up, burst, burst out), ila (blow up, prompt, blow out, blowing, chug), fuxi (flee, to flee, run away, escape, fleeing). Additional references: Santiago Crioulu, Cape Verde, burst. (volunteer & more translations)
Sardinian (Campidanese Dialect) zaccai (burst, hack), rebentai (blow, burst). Additional references: