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| afrikaans | Inspirasie, besieling | "ziel"
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| Asturian | Inspiración | same as Spanish: Inspiración. It is synonymous of breath, inhalation, but it is uncommon to hear this word in its meaning, as the word aliendu (breath) is used more often. | |||||
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| Albanian | SUGJERIM; FRYMËZIM; KËSHILLË | Frymezim - it comes from the word fryme = breath. so fryme-zim could besomething like "to be filled with breath | |||||
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حي؛ إيحاء؛ إلهام؛ عامل ملهم؛ أفكار موحاة؛ نفح؛ شهيق | Elhaam, Alhamani, ILHAM, WAHI | Bestowing meanings and ideas in the heart and mind of a person. | wahy
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| Bulgarian | ВДЪХНОВЕНИЕ; ВДИШВАНЕ; ПРОСВЕТЛЕНИЕ; ИЗТОЧНИК НА ВДЪХНОВЕНИЕ; ВДЪХВАНЕ; БЛЕСТЯЩА ИДЕЯ; ИМПУЛС; ПОДБУДА; ХРУМВАНЕ | vdahnovenie | This spiritual sate implies improved hope, imagination, etc. | ||||
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| Celtic | Aí and in Welsh its equivalent is Awen | ||||||
| Chinese | xiru,
guwu or linggan |
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| Croatian | Nadahnuce From "dah"- breath. Inspiration is "the state of being breathed (litearlly) "on". | ||||||
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VDECHNUTÍ; NÁPAD; INSPIRACE | inspirace ; vdechnutí;vnuknutí ; popud ; tvùrèí nadsení | |||||
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Dutch |
inspiratie(bron) (de) inval, ingeving | ||||||
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| Esperanto | inspiraj^o | ||||||
| Estonian | inspiratsioon, sisendus, (loominguline) innustus; | ||||||
| Farsi (Persian |
هام؛ نفس عميق؛ شهيق؛ استنشاق؛ القاء؛ وحى؛ تشويق؛ گرايش | ||||||
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Finnish |
luomisvire, haltioituminen, innoitus, inspiraatio, sisäänhengitys | ||||||
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French |
inspiration, (woman) muse, idée, pensée; iesprit; source d'inspiration; | ||||||
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armaphrena, shthagoneba | "armaphrena" means approximately "flying upwards" (arma = upwards); "armaphrena" means approximately "flying upwards" (arma = upwards); | ||||
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German |
ERLEUCHTUNG; INSPIRATION; EINGEBUNG | ||||||
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Greek |
Αποτελέσματα αναζήτησης για | ||||||
| έμπνευση | empnefsi | ||||||
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qeovpneustoß | theopneustos | |||||
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hmXn | n@shamah | |||||
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חור-ראש;
הארשה (ע"ש) תפיאש; הבשחמ, ןויער; הארשה ריווא |
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inspiráció, ihlet, sugalmazás, belélegzés | megihlete's,
e.g. Caravaggio: St Mate Megihletese (divine inspiration on a person to receive revelation). This entry also : "sugalmaz" (for the action) "sugallat" (for the result; or using the latin word in form of "inspiral", ihlet (the action or power moving the intellect or emotions) |
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| Indonesian | inspirasi, wahyu, ilham, wangsit | wangsit sometimes comes after people visit and stay in specific place, such as mountain, cave, etc. Usually then an old man/ woman appears give wangsit after people do contemplation. | |||||
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| Irish | 'Imbas', the Irish concept of inspiration | ||||||
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INSPIRAZIONE; ISPIRAZIONE; MUSA; ESTRO; VENA | ||||||
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レオロオ、。ロ [、ュ、螟ヲ、ュ] | kobu, nyuushin, kyuuki, insupire-shon, kosui | |||||
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Korean |
갑자기 떠오르는 영감. | the flash of ~ | |||||
| yahoo 명안이 떠오르다. | have an ~ | ||||||
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inspirare, divinitus, inflatus | inflatus : blowing into, blast, inspiration. | divinitus : divine influence, admirably, nobly, by inspiration | the Latin substantive for 'inspiration' is inspiratio, which means quite the same as 'inspiration' in
English. It is derived from the verb inspirare (to inspire). Another substantive derived from this verb isinspirator, which means 'who inspires'. |
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| link1 INSPIRĀCIJA, iedvesma, laimīga doma, atklāsme | |||||||
| Lituanian | inspiresana, ikvepimas, eekveypimas | ||||||
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| Magyar | ihlet | ||||||
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inspirasi, ilham | ilham! root is the arabic 'ilm' [knowledge] | |||||
| Maori | hiringa, whakanga~ | ||||||
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| Mongolian | uram, ongod, zorig | ||||||
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| Norwegian | inspirasjon | ||||||
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NATCHNIENIE; WDECH; INSPIRACJA; POLOT | ||||||
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Portuguese |
ENTUSIASMO ARTÍSTICO; INALAÇÃO; INSPIRAÇÃO; RESPIRAÇÃO; INFLUÊNCIA | ||||||
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Romanian |
ASPIRARE; INSPIRARE; INSPIRAŢIE; SUFLU POETIC | ||||||
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Russian |
ВООДУШЕВЛЕНИЕ; ВДОХНОВЕНИЕ; СТИМУЛИРОВАНИЕ; ВДОХНОВЛЯЮЩАЯ ИДЕЯ; ИНСПИРАЦИЯ; ВДЫХАНИЕ; ВДОХ; ВЛИЯНИЕ | ||||||
| Sanskrit | vipas | ||||||
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NADAHNUĆE; ZANOS; INSPIRACIJA | ||||||
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Inspiration alpahbet | ||||||
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| Slovak | inšpirácia, dať do obehu, nadchnúť | ||||||
| Sloveniain | vdih, vdihavanje; fig inspiracija, navdih, navdihnjenje, zanos, pobuda | "Navdih" It means just "inspiration", being "dihati" "to breath" and "vdihniti" "to breath in". "Navdihniti" means "to inspire", that's "to make a breath come in in something or someone". | |||||
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INSPIRACIÓN; FE; ANIMACIÓN | ||||||
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INSPIRATION; INGIVELSE; INANDNING; LYFTNING | ||||||
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| Tahitian | te a`o | It is also used in the sense of "advice." | |||||
| Tagalog | Pampasigla | The root "sigla" comes from the words: liveliness, energy, and cheerfulness. | In Tagalog it's "Pampasigla," | Filipinos usually use the English "inspiration" or Spanish "insipirasiyon." | |||
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Thai |
sing don jai | That
which wills, or causes the heart to be influenced or inspired |
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| Tibetan | klong brdol | spontaneous realization / inspiration | |||||
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Turkish |
ESİN; İLHAM; TELKİN; VAHİY; NEFES ALMA; FİKİR | ||||||
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Vietnamese |
danh
tØ(noun) s¿ hít vào, s¿ thª vào; s¿ truyŠn cäm; s¿ cäm hÙng |
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Welsh |
ysbrydoliaeth, in Brezoneg is "awen" | In Welsh "awen" means the poetic gift - also the dawn. | |||||
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