English
Etymology
mountaineer + -ing
Noun
mountaineering (usually uncountable, plural mountaineerings)
- The sport of climbing mountains.
- Synonyms: alpinism, mountain climbing
Translations
sport
- Arabic: تَسَلُّق الْجِبَال m (tasalluq al-jibāl)
- Armenian: ալպինիզմ (hy) (alpinizm)
- Azerbaijani: alpinizm (az)
- Belarusian: альпіні́зм m (alʹpinízm)
- Bulgarian: алпини́зъм (bg) m (alpinízǎm)
- Catalan: alpinisme m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 登山 (zh) (dēngshān), 登高 (zh) (dēnggāo), 爬山 (zh) (páshān)
- Czech: horolezectví n
- Esperanto: alpismo
- Estonian: mägironimine
- Finnish: vuorikiipeily (fi)
- French: alpinisme (fr) m
- Galician: alpinismo m, montañismo m
- Georgian: ალპინიზმი (alṗinizmi)
- German: Bergsteigen (de) n
- Greek: ορειβασία (el) f (oreivasía)
- Hindi: पर्वतारोहण m (parvatārohaṇ)
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- Icelandic: fjallganga (is) f, (go mountain climbing) ganga á fjöll
- Japanese: 登山 (ja) (とざん, tozan), 山登り (やまのぼり, yamanobori)
- Khmer: កីឡាឡើងភ្នំខ្ពស់ (kəylaa laəng pnum kpʊəh)
- Korean: 등산(登山) (ko) (deungsan), 등반(登攀) (deungban)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: شاخەوانی (ckb) (şaxewanî)
- Macedonian: планина́рство n (planinárstvo)
- Polish: alpinizm (pl) m
- Portuguese: alpinismo (pt) m, montanhismo (pt) m
- Romanian: alpinism (ro) n
- Russian: альпини́зм (ru) m (alʹpinízm)
- Slovak: horolezectvo n
- Slovene: alpinizem m
- Spanish: alpinismo m, montañismo m
- Swedish: bergsbestigning (sv) c, bergsklättring c
- Turkish: dağcılık (tr), alpinizm (tr)
- Ukrainian: альпіні́зм (uk) m (alʹpinízm)
- Vietnamese: sự leo núi, sự trèo núi
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Further reading
mountaineering on Wikipedia.Wikipedia 