“Top” in 37 languages

Tap ▶ to hear it. 37 of 37 come from or match Wiktionary. Languages from the same family sit together, so you can see the shared roots.

Romance

• CatalancimFrom Wiktionary▶
• FrenchdessusFrom Wiktionary▶
• GaliciancumioFrom Wiktionary▶
• ItaliancimaFrom Wiktionary▶
• LatinsummumFrom Wiktionary▶
• PortuguesecimaFrom Wiktionary▶
• RomanianculmeFrom Wiktionary▶
• SpanishcimaFrom Wiktionary▶

Slavic

• BulgarianвръхvrăhFrom Wiktionary▶
• CroatianvrhFrom Wiktionary▶
• CzechvršekFrom Wiktionary▶
• PolishwierzchFrom Wiktionary▶
• Russianверши́наveršínaFrom Wiktionary▶
• SlovakvrchFrom Wiktionary▶
• SlovenianvrhFrom Wiktionary▶
• Ukrainianверши́наveršýnaFrom Wiktionary▶

Germanic

• DutchbovenkantFrom Wiktionary▶
• GermanOberteilFrom Wiktionary▶
• NorwegiantoppFrom Wiktionary▶
• SwedishtoppFrom Wiktionary▶

Austronesian

• FilipinoibabawFrom Wiktionary▶
• IndonesianatasFrom Wiktionary▶

Uralic

• FinnishhuippuFrom Wiktionary▶
• HungariantetőFrom Wiktionary▶

Albanian

• Albaniankreu majaFrom Wiktionary▶

Baltic

• LatviangalotneFrom Wiktionary▶

Basque (no relatives)

• BasquegainFrom Wiktionary▶

Celtic

• IrishuachtarFrom Wiktionary▶

Chinese

• Chinese顶dǐngFrom Wiktionary▶

Esperanto (built from Romance + Germanic)

• EsperantosuproFrom Wiktionary▶

Indo-Iranian

• PersianبالاbâlâFrom Wiktionary▶

Japanese

• Japanese頂itadakiFrom Wiktionary▶

Korean

• Korean꼭대기kkokdaegiFrom Wiktionary▶

Semitic

• ArabicقِمَّةqimmaFrom Wiktionary▶

Thai

• Thaiยอดyɔ̂ɔtFrom Wiktionary▶

Turkic

• TurkishüstFrom Wiktionary▶

Vietnamese

• VietnameseđỉnhFrom Wiktionary▶