Album in different languages

Album in Different Languages

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

Album


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Afrikaans
album
Albanian
album
Amharic
አልበም
Arabic
الألبوم
Armenian
ալբոմ
Assamese
এলবাম
Aymara
álbum
Azerbaijani
albom
Bambara
albamu (albamu) ye
Basque
albuma
Belarusian
альбом
Bengali
অ্যালবাম
Bhojpuri
एल्बम के नाम से जानल जाला
Bosnian
album
Bulgarian
албум
Catalan
àlbum
Cebuano
album
Chinese (Simplified)
专辑
Chinese (Traditional)
專輯
Corsican
album
Croatian
album
Czech
album
Danish
album
Dhivehi
އަލްބަމް އެވެ
Dogri
एल्बम
Dutch
album
English
album
Esperanto
albumo
Estonian
album
Ewe
album
Filipino (Tagalog)
album
Finnish
albumi
French
album
Frisian
album
Galician
álbum
Georgian
ალბომი
German
album
Greek
άλμπουμ
Guarani
álbum
Gujarati
આલ્બમ
Haitian Creole
album
Hausa
faifai
Hawaiian
puka mele
Hebrew
אַלבּוֹם
Hindi
एल्बम
Hmong
album
Hungarian
album
Icelandic
albúm
Igbo
album
Ilocano
album
Indonesian
album
Irish
albam
Italian
album
Japanese
アルバム
Javanese
album
Kannada
ಆಲ್ಬಮ್
Kazakh
альбом
Khmer
អាល់ប៊ុម
Kinyarwanda
alubumu
Konkani
आल्बम
Korean
앨범
Krio
albɔm we dɛn kɔl
Kurdish
albûm
Kurdish (Sorani)
ئەلبووم
Kyrgyz
альбом
Lao
ອັນລະບັ້ມ
Latin
album
Latvian
albumu
Lingala
album
Lithuanian
albumas
Luganda
olutambi
Luxembourgish
album
Macedonian
албум
Maithili
एल्बम
Malagasy
raki-kira
Malay
album
Malayalam
ആൽബം
Maltese
album
Maori
pukaemi
Marathi
अल्बम
Meiteilon (Manipuri)
ꯑꯦꯂꯕꯝ ꯑꯁꯤꯅꯤ꯫
Mizo
album tihchhuah a ni
Mongolian
цомог
Myanmar (Burmese)
အယ်လ်ဘမ်
Nepali
एल्बम
Norwegian
album
Nyanja (Chichewa)
chimbale
Odia (Oriya)
ଆଲବମ୍
Oromo
albama
Pashto
البم
Persian
آلبوم
Polish
album
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)
álbum
Punjabi
ਐਲਬਮ
Quechua
álbum
Romanian
album
Russian
альбом
Samoan
lipine
Sanskrit
album
Scots Gaelic
album
Sepedi
alebamo
Serbian
албум
Sesotho
albamo
Shona
album
Sindhi
البم
Sinhala (Sinhalese)
ඇල්බමය
Slovak
album
Slovenian
album
Somali
album
Spanish
álbum
Sundanese
albeum
Swahili
albamu
Swedish
album
Tagalog (Filipino)
album
Tajik
албом
Tamil
ஆல்பம்
Tatar
альбом
Telugu
ఆల్బమ్
Thai
อัลบั้ม
Tigrinya
ኣልቡም
Tsonga
album
Turkish
albüm
Turkmen
albom
Twi (Akan)
album
Ukrainian
альбом
Urdu
البم
Uyghur
album
Uzbek
albom
Vietnamese
album
Welsh
albwm
Xhosa
icwecwe
Yiddish
אלבאם
Yoruba
awo-orin
Zulu
i-albhamu

Etymology & Notes

LanguageEtymology / Notes
AfrikaansThe Afrikaans word "album" can also refer to an anthology or a collection of photographs.
AlbanianThe word 'album' also refers to a 'wedding album' or a 'photo album' in Albanian.
AmharicThe word "አልበም" in Amharic, derived from the Latin "album" meaning "white", refers to a type of notebook or register used to record information.
Arabicالألبوم is a word in Arabic that refers to a collection of music or a record, derived from the Latin word 'albus', meaning 'white' or 'bright', referring to the white pages used in early records.
ArmenianThe word "ալբոմ" in Armenian is derived from the Latin word "album", originally referring to a white, blank book or tablet used for writing or drawing.
AzerbaijaniThe word "albom" in Azerbaijani also refers to a type of traditional carpet, usually featuring bold patterns and vibrant colors.
BasqueThis word does not exist in Basque, the correct word for "album" is "diska"
BelarusianIn Belarusian, "альбом" can also refer to a large notebook for schoolwork or a scrapbook for collecting stamps or other memorabilia.
BengaliThe word "album" originates from the Latin word "albus", meaning "white", referring to the white pages used in early albums for storing photographs.
Bosnian"Album" means "white" in Latin and was used to describe a book with blank pages for writing or drawing.
BulgarianThe Bulgarian word "албум" (album) derives from the Latin word "album", which originally referred to a white or blank tablet used for official records or writing exercises.
CatalanThe Catalan word "àlbum" comes from the Latin "album", meaning "white" or "tablet".
CebuanoThe Cebuano word "album" is borrowed from the Latin word "albus", meaning "white", referring to the white pages used in early albums to mount photographs.
Chinese (Simplified)The character "专" means "specialize" or "focus," while "辑" means "collect" or "compile."
Chinese (Traditional)專輯 (pronounced 'zhuān jí' in Mandarin) can also refer to a record, a collection of stamps, or a photographic album.
CorsicanIn Corsican, the word "album" can also mean "photo album" or "scrapbook"
CroatianIn Croatian, "album" also refers to a collection of postage stamps or the blank pages of a passport.
CzechIn Czech, "album" can also mean "a book of photographs or stamps".
DanishThe term 'album' originates from the Latin word for 'white' and has traditionally been used to describe a collection of photographs, stamps or records.
DutchIn Dutch, "album" can also refer to a wedding or family photo album.
EsperantoThe Esperanto word "albumo" comes from the Latin "album", which originally meant "white" or "blank".
Estonian"Album" derives from the Latin root "albus," which means "white" or "blank," referring to the blank pages used for storing memories.
FinnishAlbumi derives from Latin but also refers to the white color of egg whites.
FrenchThe word "album" comes from the Latin word "albus," meaning "white," and originally referred to a blank book with white pages.
FrisianThe word "album" in Frisian can also mean "picture book" or "notebook".
Galician"Álbum" in Galician can also refer to a set of songs, a collection of photographs, or the white part of an egg.
GeorgianIn Georgian, "ალბომი" means "album", but it can also refer to a "book with empty pages for collecting stamps or coins".
GermanIn German "Album" can refer to different body parts of animals or books for stamps, photos, or other collections.
GreekThe Greek term άλμπουμ (album), derived from the Latin word albus (white), initially denoted a white tablet used for note-taking or drawing, before evolving to signify a book or collection of photographs.
Gujarati"આલ્બમ" is also the Gujarati word for "an internal wound or injury", with the same etymology as the English word "ulcer", from the Latin "ulcus".
Haitian CreoleIn Haitian Creole, "album" can also refer to a record or a disc.
HausaHausa word "faifai" can also mean "flat" or "thin", referring to the shape of an album.
HawaiianThe 'Mele' in the word 'Puka Mele' refers to the traditional Hawaiian chanting or singing.
HebrewThe Hebrew word אַלבּוֹם, pronounced "al-boom," is derived from the Latin word "album," meaning "white" or "blank," and historically referred to a collection of blank pages bound together.
HindiHindi 'एल्बम' is derived from Latin 'albus' meaning 'white', referring to the white wooden tablets used in ancient Rome to record official documents and laws.
HmongThe Hmong word "album" originally meant "a flat object," such as a piece of paper or a stone.
HungarianIn Hungarian, "album" can also refer to a type of traditional calendar, often featuring religious imagery.
IcelandicIn Icelandic, "albúm" can also refer to a list of names or other entries organized in a particular order.
IgboIn Igbo, 'album' can also refer to the traditional Igbo wedding album featuring photos and stories documenting the union.
Indonesian"Album" derives from the Latin word "albus," meaning "white," and has historically signified a blank slate for writing and storing material.
IrishIn Irish, "albam" can also refer to the white of an egg or the albumen of a milk plant.
ItalianIn Italian, "album" can also mean a picture book or a register containing records.
JapaneseThe Japanese word "album" (アルバム) can also refer to a "scrapbook" or "photo album".
JavaneseThe Javanese word "album" comes from the Dutch word "album", but it can also mean "book" or "list".
KannadaThe word 'ಆಲ್ಬಮ್' in Kannada is derived from the Portuguese word 'album', which originally referred to a book of blank pages for sketches or other artwork.
KazakhАльбом (Kazakh for "album") also means "notebook" or "exercise book".
KhmerThe word "album" in Khmer is also associated with traditional scrapbooks or photo albums, which are often adorned with intricate cover designs and used to store family photographs.
KoreanThe word '앨범' can also refer to an anthology or a collection of poems, essays, or other literary works.
KurdishThe Kurdish word "albûm" derives from an Arabic term for "an album" or "an empty space".
KyrgyzThe Kyrgyz word "альбом" also means "a book for recording official documents"
LatinThe Latin word "album" can also refer to a whitened board or a public record.
LatvianThe word "albumu" in Latvian is ultimately derived from the Latin word "album," which means "white" and was originally used to refer to a blank book or tablet.
LithuanianThe word "albumas" in Lithuanian also refers to egg white or protein
LuxembourgishIn Luxembourgish, "Album" also refers to a "photo album" or a "scrapbook".
Macedonian{"text": "The Macedonian word “албум" derives from Latin “album” meaning “white tablet”. In addition to the meaning “album,” “албум” can also mean “diary”."}
Malagasy"Raki-kira" also means "to pick up" in Malagasy
MalayIn Malay, the word "album" can also refer to a scrapbook or a collection of poems.
MalayalamIn botany, 'ആൽബം' can refer to the reserve food material in seeds, typically composed of proteins and starch.
MalteseThe word "album" in Maltese can also refer to a book or a registry.
MaoriThe word "pukaemi" can also refer to a book or a collection of photographs.
Marathiअल्बम is originally a Latin word meaning 'white' and referred to small white tablets on which documents were written or to blank tablets which could be inscribed.
MongolianThe Mongolian word "цомог" can also mean "a collection of things" or "a group of people sharing a common interest or goal."
Myanmar (Burmese)The word 'album' in Myanmar can also refer to a book specifically for storing postage stamps.
NepaliThe word 'album' originated in the Latin word 'albus' meaning 'white' and was originally used to describe a blank book for writing or drawing.
NorwegianIn Norwegian, an "album" can also refer to a collection of stamps in a commemorative book.
Nyanja (Chichewa)The word "Chimbale" can also refer to a "plate", a "disk" or a "flattened object".
PashtoThe word "album" in Pashto can also refer to a type of large, flat, round bread.
PersianThe Persian word "آلبوم" (album) originally meant "a collection of photographs" and is derived from the Latin word "album", meaning "white" or "blank", referring to the white pages of a photo album.
PolishIn Polish, "album" can also refer to a collection of stamps or coins, or a set of photographs organized by theme.
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)In Portuguese, "álbum" also refers to a collection of stamps or coins.
PunjabiThe Punjabi word "ਐਲਬਮ" is derived from the Latin word "album", which means "white" and was used to describe a book with blank pages for recording information.
RomanianIn Romanian, "album" can also refer to a school yearbook or a scrapbook.
RussianThe word "альбом" is derived from the Latin word "albus", meaning "white" or "bright", and originally referred to a blank book with white pages for recording or drawing.
SamoanThe word is cognate with Fijian "rivini" (album) and is a borrowing from French "album" (album)
Scots GaelicIn Scots Gaelic, an "album" (àlbum) can also refer to an "elegy" or a "dirge".
SerbianThe Serbian word "албум" can also refer to an index or a document containing lists of names, entries, or other important information.
SesothoThe word 'albamo' in Sesotho is derived from the Portuguese word 'álbum', which means 'book'.
Shona'Album' in Shona also refers to a type of mushroom or a bundle of firewood.
SindhiThe Sindhi word "البم" can also mean "a book of stamps" or "a book of poems".
Sinhala (Sinhalese)Originally, "ඇල්බමය" could also mean "white" in Sinhala, having been derived from the Latin word "albus".
SlovakThe word "album" is also used in Slovak to refer to a photograph or stamp collection.
Slovenian"Album" in Slovenian can also mean "notebook" or "sketchbook."
SomaliIn Somali, "album" also refers to a large, flat object used to spread out dough or batter.
SpanishIn Spanish, "álbum" can also refer to a collection of postage stamps or trading cards.
SundaneseThe Sundanese word "albeum" can also refer to a book of stamps.
SwahiliThe Swahili word "albamu" can also refer to an official document or record.
SwedishIn Swedish, the word "album" can also refer to a type of bread.
Tagalog (Filipino)The word 'album' in Tagalog (Filipino) also means a 'book' or 'notebook'.
TajikВ русском языке, слово "альбом" может также означать "сборник грампластинок на 10-12 пластинок".
TamilThe word 'ஆல்பம்' in Tamil can also refer to the first 7 chapters of the Tirukkural, a renowned Tamil text, or to the petals of flowers.
TeluguThe word "ఆల్బమ్" ("album") comes from the Latin word "albus," meaning "white," and was originally used to refer to a bound collection of white or blank pages.
ThaiThe word "อัลบั้ม" also refers to the "stomach" in Thai.
TurkishThe word "albüm" comes from the Latin word "albus," meaning "white," referring to the white pages of early albums used for storing photographs and other images.
UkrainianIn Ukrainian, "альбом" can also refer to a collection of stamps or other items, or a register of official documents.
UrduUrdu 'البم' comes from Portuguese 'álbum', ultimately borrowed from Latin 'albus' meaning 'white'.
Uzbek"Albom" may also refer to the first section of the 30th juz (chapter) of the Quran consisting of verses (ayahs) which all start with the Arabic letter "alif", or to a particular type of fabric used in clothing such as robes and shirts.
VietnameseTrong tiếng Latinh, "album" có nghĩa là "màu trắng" hoặc "nền trắng", dùng để chỉ các bức tường tô trắng nơi người ta vẽ tranh hoặc viết lên.
WelshIn Welsh, "albwm" can also refer to a set of photographs or a type of book with blank pages for keeping records or accounts.
XhosaThe Xhosa word "icwecwe" comes from the verb "ukucweba," which means "to be spread out," as the pages of an album can be.
YiddishThe Yiddish word "אלבאם" derives from the Latin "album" and originally meant a blank book with white pages.
YorubaThe Yoruba word "awo-orin" can also mean "songbook" and refers to the practice of passing down traditional songs through oral tradition.
ZuluThe Zulu word "i-albhamu" derives from the Greek word "album" through the Latin word "albus," meaning "white."
EnglishThe word "album" derives from the Latin word for "white," a reference to the blank pages in a bound book intended to be filled with handwritten or pasted-in items.

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