hm

/hm/

ESPERANTO → TR

Diğer Dillerde

Almancahm , tja

abbreviation of Höhenmeter (“vertical meter”)

eş: o, holla, ja, nein

Fransızcahum /ɔm/

um..., hm

eş: heu

köken: Expressive onomatopoeia; possible descent in ancient Latin or Frankish interjections.

İspanyolcahmm

İtalyancahmm, mmh, uhm

Rusçaгм , хм /ɡʲɪktɐˈmʲetr/

hectometer

eş: хм, кхм, хм, кхм

köken: Abbreviation of гектоме́тр (gektométr, “hectometer”).

Гм! мысль почерпнута из одного сочинения, переведённого с немецкого. Названия не припомню.

Arapçaيعني /jaʕ.niː/

in other words, actually, namely, to wit, kind of, somewhat, id est, that is, meaning, you know

köken: Non-past of عَنَى (ʕanā, “to mean, to concern”). Compare Hebrew יען (ya'en, “because of, since”).

Felemenkçehm /əm/

hmm (expressing hesitation)

köken: An onomatopoeia.

Portekizcehmm , mmm

alternative form of hm

Yunancaχμ

για έκφραση:

eş: αχά

Japoncaうーん , ふむ , ふむふむ , んー

考える時に発する感動詞。

Korece으음

İsveççehmm

Lehçehmm , to znaczy , w sumie , znaczy się /xm̥m/

hmm (indicating thinking or pondering)

eş: hm, hum, humm

köken: Onomatopoeic.

Ukraynacaгм, хм

Fincehmm , noin /m̥m̩˦˨/

köken: Commonly found in many languages. Probably imitative.

Çekçehm /ˈɦm̩/

vyjadřuje váhavý souhlas

eş: jo, hmhm, hmm, mhm

Macarcaakarom mondani, mármint, úgy értem /ˈmaːrmint/

(do) you mean...?

köken: már + mint

Norveççehmm

Katalancahum

Gürcüceჰმ /hm/

Malaycahm

Belarusçaгм, хм