Internet in different languages

Internet in Different Languages

Discover 'Internet' in 134 Languages: Dive into Translations, Hear Pronunciations, and Uncover Cultural Insights.

Internet


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Afrikaans
internet
Albanian
internet
Amharic
በይነመረብ
Arabic
الإنترنت
Armenian
համացանց
Assamese
ইণ্টাৰনেট
Aymara
internet tuqi
Azerbaijani
i̇nternet
Bambara
ɛntɛrinɛti kan
Basque
internet
Belarusian
інтэрнэт
Bengali
ইন্টারনেট
Bhojpuri
इंटरनेट के बा
Bosnian
internet
Bulgarian
интернет
Catalan
internet
Cebuano
internet
Chinese (Simplified)
互联网
Chinese (Traditional)
互聯網
Corsican
internet
Croatian
internet
Czech
internet
Danish
internet
Dhivehi
އިންޓަރނެޓް
Dogri
इंटरनेट
Dutch
internet
English
internet
Esperanto
interreto
Estonian
internet
Ewe
internet dzi
Filipino (Tagalog)
internet
Finnish
internet
French
l'internet
Frisian
ynternet
Galician
internet
Georgian
ინტერნეტი
German
internet
Greek
διαδίκτυο
Guarani
internet-pe
Gujarati
ઇન્ટરનેટ
Haitian Creole
entènèt
Hausa
intanit
Hawaiian
pūnaewele
Hebrew
מרשתת
Hindi
इंटरनेट
Hmong
is taws nem
Hungarian
internet
Icelandic
internet
Igbo
ntaneti
Ilocano
internet ti internet
Indonesian
internet
Irish
idirlíon
Italian
internet
Japanese
インターネット
Javanese
internet
Kannada
ಇಂಟರ್ನೆಟ್
Kazakh
ғаламтор
Khmer
អ៊ីនធឺណិត
Kinyarwanda
internet
Konkani
इंटरनॅट
Korean
인터넷
Krio
intanɛt
Kurdish
internetnternet
Kurdish (Sorani)
ئینتەرنێت
Kyrgyz
интернет
Lao
ອິນເຕີເນັດ
Latin
internet
Latvian
internets
Lingala
internet
Lithuanian
internetas
Luganda
intaneeti
Luxembourgish
internet
Macedonian
интернет
Maithili
इन्टरनेट
Malagasy
aterineto
Malay
internet
Malayalam
ഇന്റർനെറ്റ്
Maltese
internet
Maori
ipurangi
Marathi
इंटरनेट
Meiteilon (Manipuri)
ꯏꯟꯇꯔꯅꯦꯠ꯫
Mizo
internet hmanga tih a ni
Mongolian
интернет
Myanmar (Burmese)
အင်တာနက်
Nepali
इन्टरनेट
Norwegian
internett
Nyanja (Chichewa)
intaneti
Odia (Oriya)
ଇଣ୍ଟରନେଟ୍ |
Oromo
intarneetii
Pashto
انټرنیټ
Persian
اینترنت
Polish
internet
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
internet
Punjabi
ਇੰਟਰਨੈੱਟ
Quechua
internet nisqapi
Romanian
internet
Russian
интернет
Samoan
initaneti
Sanskrit
अन्तर्जालम्
Scots Gaelic
eadar-lìn
Sepedi
inthanete
Serbian
интернет
Sesotho
inthanete
Shona
indaneti
Sindhi
انٽرنيٽ
Sinhala (Sinhalese)
අන්තර්ජාල
Slovak
internet
Slovenian
internet
Somali
internetka
Spanish
internet
Sundanese
internét
Swahili
mtandao
Swedish
internet
Tagalog (Filipino)
internet
Tajik
интернет
Tamil
இணையதளம்
Tatar
интернет
Telugu
అంతర్జాలం
Thai
อินเทอร์เน็ต
Tigrinya
ኢንተርነት
Tsonga
internet
Turkish
i̇nternet
Turkmen
internet
Twi (Akan)
intanɛt so
Ukrainian
інтернет
Urdu
انٹرنیٹ
Uyghur
ئىنتېرنېت
Uzbek
internet
Vietnamese
internet
Welsh
rhyngrwyd
Xhosa
intanethi
Yiddish
אינטערנעט
Yoruba
intanẹẹti
Zulu
i-inthanethi

Etymology & Notes

LanguageEtymology / Notes
AfrikaansThe word "Internet" in Afrikaans is derived from the English word "Internet" and has the same meaning.
AlbanianThe word "Internet" in Albanian comes from the Latin words "inter" and "rete" meaning "between" and "network".
AmharicThe word በይነመረብ (Internet) in Amharic is derived from በይን (between) and መረብ (network), meaning "a network between [computers]"
ArabicThe Arabic word "الإنترنت" is derived from the English word "Internet", which is a portmanteau of the words "interconnected" and "network".
AzerbaijaniThe word 'İnternet' in Azerbaijani is derived from the English word 'Internet' with the addition of an Azerbaijani suffix '-net' that means 'network' or 'web'.
BasqueThe Basque word 'Internet' is derived from the English word 'Internet', which itself is a portmanteau of the words 'inter' and 'net'.
Bengali"ইন্টারনেট" শব্দটি ল্যাটিন শব্দ "Inter" (মধ্যে) এবং "Net" (জাল) থেকে এসেছে।
BosnianBosnian translation of "Internet" means "worldwide network" and derives from English "inter" and "net".
BulgarianThe word "интернет" in Bulgarian is derived from the English word "internet" and is used to refer to a global computer network.
Chinese (Simplified)互联网一词源于英文“internet”,意思是“国际联网”,最早由美国科学家温顿·瑟夫和鲍勃·卡恩在1972年提出。
Chinese (Traditional)The Chinese word "互聯網" (Internet) literally means "interconnected network".
CorsicanCorsican has no true equivalent of "Internet" but uses the French or Italian words for it instead: "Internet" and "Internet".
CroatianThe Croatian word "Internet" is derived from the English word "Internet" and refers to the global network of computers.
Czech"Internet" is derived from the Czech word "internetová síť," itself a calque of the English phrase "interconnected network."
DanishThe word "Internet" is a portmanteau of "interconnected networks".
DutchIn Dutch the word "Internet" is also used to refer to the entire telecommunication infrastructure that supports the Internet, rather than just the network of interconnected computer networks.
Esperanto"Interreto" is derived from "inter-" (between) and "reto" (network). It also means "interdimensional network".
EstonianThe Estonian word for "Internet" is "internet,'' which is derived from the English word "internet."
FinnishThe word "internet" is derived from the Latin word "inter" (between) and the English word "net" (network).
FrenchThe French word "l'Internet" is pronounced with a silent "t" and can also refer to the global network of computers and its associated services.
FrisianIt is a Frisianization of "internet".
Galician"Interrede" is a word used in Galician language that has the same meaning as the word "Internet" in English.
GermanThe German word for "internet" is "Internet" and it originated as an abbreviation for "Interconnected Networks".
Greek"Διαδίκτυο" is a compound word which literally means "through networks" in Greek.
GujaratiThe word "ઇન્ટરનેટ" (Internet) is an abbreviation of the English phrase "interconnected networks". In Gujarati, it is most commonly used to refer to the global network of computers that allows for the exchange of information and data.
Haitian CreoleThe word "Entènèt" also refers to the World Wide Web in Haitian Creole, and is derived from the English word "Internet".
HausaThe word "Intanit" in Hausa is derived from the English word "Internet" and is also used to refer to "web" or "online platform".
HawaiianThe Hawaiian word 'Pūnaewele' also refers to a spider's web, a net, or a trap.
HebrewThe Hebrew word "מרשתת" (Internet) literally means "net spread out".
Hindiइंटरनेट शब्द लैटिन शब्द 'Inter' और 'Net' से बना है जिसका अर्थ है 'आपस में जुड़ा हुआ नेटवर्क'।
HmongThe words “Is” and “Ntaw” do not have any meaning in Hmong, “Taws” is a homophone for “computer” and “Nem” is a homophone for “system”.
HungarianThe word "Internet" comes from the Latin word "inter" meaning "between" and "net" meaning "network".
IcelandicIn Icelandic, "Internet" is pronounced "ínternet" and directly translates to "within networks"
IgboThe Igbo word "Ntaneti" means "world network" and is derived from "nta" (world) and "eti" (network).
IndonesianIn Indonesian, "Internet" can also refer to the physical network infrastructure used to connect devices and computers.
IrishThe Old Irish word "idirlíon" originally referred to a "between language" that connects languages.
ItalianLa parola "Internet" deriva dal termine inglese "internetwork", che significa "rete di reti".
Japaneseインターネット (internetto) is a katakana borrowing of the English word “internet”, itself derived from the English phrase "interconnected network"
JavaneseIn Javanese, the word "Internet" is also used to refer to a "spider".
KazakhThe Kazakh word "ғаламтор" (Internet) is derived from the Arabic word "غالمات" (knowledge), meaning a vast and interconnected body of information.
KhmerThe word អ៊ីនធឺណិត is derived from the English words "inter" and "network", and it refers to the global system of interconnected computer networks.
Korean인터넷(Internet)은 '국가 간'을 뜻하는 '인터(Inter)' 와 '망(Net)'이 합쳐진 말로, 원래는 미국 국방부가 운영하는 네트워크의 이름이었습니다.
KurdishIn Kurdish, the word "Internet" can also be used to refer to a specific type of online chat or forum.
KyrgyzThe Kyrgyz word "Интернет" is derived from the English word "Internet" and is written in the Cyrillic alphabet.
LaoThe Lao word ອິນເຕີເນັດ, pronounced 'in-tern-et', is derived from the English word 'Internet'. Interestingly, in Lao, it is also sometimes used to refer to a specific website or online platform.
LatinThe Latin-originated word "inter" means "between" and "net" refers to a "network".
Latvian“Internets” is Latvian for “Internets” but can also mean “the Internet” in a non-specific way.
LithuanianThe word "internetas" in Lithuanian is derived from the Latin word "inter" (between) and "rete" (network), meaning "between networks". It is also the plural form of the Lithuanian word "internetas" (network).
MacedonianThe Macedonian word "Интернет" is derived from the English word "Internet" and has no other alternate meanings.
MalagasyIn Malagasy, the word "aterineto" is cognate with the English word "Internet" and also means "world wide web".
Malay"Internet" in Malay is a loan word from the English language.
MalayalamThe word "ഇന്റർനെറ്റ്" is derived from the Latin word "inter" meaning "between" and "net" meaning "network".
MalteseIn Maltese, “Internet” is an abbreviated form of “interconnected networks” or “interlinked networks”.
MaoriThe word "Ipurangi" is derived from "Ipua" (wave) and "Ranginui" (sky father), hence "waves from the sky" or "Internet."
MarathiIn Marathi, 'इंटरनेट' is directly derived from the English word 'Internet', retaining its original meaning.
Mongolian"Интернет" (Internet) is the Latin script spelling of "Интернэт" (Internet), which means "global network"
NepaliInternet is derived from the words "international" and "network".
NorwegianThe Norwegian word "Internett" originated from "internetwork" and "Nett" is also Norwegian for "web" or "net"
Nyanja (Chichewa)In Nyanja, Intaneti also refers to the 'world wide web' and can be likened to 'web' or even 'net'.
PashtoThe Pashto word "انټرنیټ" is a loanword from English and has the same meaning, "a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities".
PersianThe Persian word 'اينترنت' translates to 'world network' or 'global interconnection'.
PolishW języku polskim słowo "Internet" jest również używane jako nazwa własna międzynarodowej sieci komputerowej.
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)Em inglês "Internet" é o resultado da fusão das palavras "inter" (entre) e "rede" (network)
PunjabiThe word 'ਇੰਟਰਨੈੱਟ' is an abbreviation of 'interconnected networks', emphasizing its function as a global network of interlinked computer networks.
RomanianThe Romanian word "Internet" comes from the English word "internet", which in turn comes from the Latin words "inter" (between) and "net" (a net).
RussianIn Russian, "Интернет" (Internet) also means "network" or "web".
SamoanInitaneti was formerly used by early Samoan Christians, and means 'The Network'
Scots GaelicEadar-lìn derives from a combination of "eadar" (between, among) and "lìn" (net). In earlier use, "lìn" could refer to the physical net of a fish, a net for trapping birds or small game, a mesh used to make clothing or blankets, a network of ropes for climbing, a network of people, or even a fishing net used on land to catch fairies.
SerbianThe Serbian word "Интернет" is derived from the Latin word "interrete", meaning "among the nets."
SesothoInthanete is also the name of a Sesotho folk music genre, a string quartet performed on homemade instruments.
ShonaThe word 'Indaneti' is a combination of 'Inda' (network) and 'Neti' (web), highlighting both the network and webpage aspects of the internet.
SindhiThe Sindhi term "انٽرنيٽ" is derived from the English word "Internet" and refers to the global network of computers.
Slovak"Internet" is derived from the Latin "inter" (between) and "net" (network).
SlovenianSlovene term "internet" can also refer to the intranet.
SomaliThe Somali word "Internetka" also refers to the World Wide Web.
SpanishLa palabra "Internet" proviene del inglés "interconnected networks", que significa "redes interconectadas".
SundaneseThe word "Internét" is derived from the Sundanese word "rérénét", meaning "to connect".
Swahili"Mtandao" literally translates to "network" in Swahili, referring to the interconnected networks that comprise the internet.
SwedishThe word 'Internet' is a portmanteau of the words 'interconnected' and 'network'.
Tagalog (Filipino)The Tagalog word "Internet" comes from the English word "Internet", which means "a network of networks that connects computers all over the world".
TeluguThe word "అంతర్జాలం" is derived from the Sanskrit words "अन्तर्" (antar) meaning "inner" and "जाल" (jal) meaning "net", thus referring to the interconnected nature of the Internet.
ThaiThe Thai word "อินเทอร์เน็ต" is derived from the Greek root "inter," meaning "between," and the Latin root "net," meaning "a woven fabric."
TurkishThe Turkish word "İnternet" is derived from the English words "international" and "network".
UkrainianThe Ukrainian word "Інтернет" ("Internet") derives from the English "internetwork" and initially referred to a computer network with connections extending outside an organization or a geographical region.
Urdu'انٹرنیٹ' is derived from the words 'inter' and 'net,' which refer to the interconnected nature of computer networks.
UzbekThe word "Internet" derives from "interconnected networks", a reference to the interconnected networks of computers that make up the Internet.
VietnameseInternet là từ viết tắt của Interconnected Networks, có nghĩa là mạng lưới các mạng được kết nối với nhau.
Welsh"Rhyngrwyd" is a compound word that literally translates as "network world".
XhosaThe etymology of 'Intanethi' is unclear, potentially derived from 'intando' ('intention') and 'nethi' ('network'), or simply from English.
YiddishThe Yiddish word "אינטערנעט" ('internet') originates from the English word 'internet', which itself is a portmanteau of 'inter-' and 'net'.
YorubaIntanẹẹti derives from 'interconnected networks' and also means 'a net of nets'
ZuluI-inthanethi is derived from the English word "internet".
EnglishThe term 'Internet' is derived from 'internetworking', a combination of 'inter' (between) and 'network'.

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