English
Etymology
Borrowed from German Blitzkrieg.
Noun
blitzkrieg (plural blitzkriegs)
- A fast, sudden military offensive, usually combining ground forces with air support.
Derived terms
Translations
fast military offensive
- Arabic: حَرْب خَاطِفَة f (ḥarb ḵāṭifa)
- Bulgarian: светкавична война f (svetkavična vojna)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 閃電戰／闪电战 (zh) (shǎndiànzhàn), 闪电战 (zh) (shǎndiànzhàn)
- Czech: blesková válka f
- Danish: blitzkrig (da) c, lynkrig c
- Dutch: bliksemoorlog m, blitzkrieg m
- Esperanto: fulmomilito
- Finnish: salamasota
- French: blitzkrieg (fr) m, guerre éclair (fr) f
- Georgian: ბლიცკრიგი (blicḳrigi)
- German: Blitzkrieg (de) m
- Hebrew: מלחמת בזק (he) m
- Hungarian: villámháború (hu)
- Icelandic: leifturstríð n
- Italian: guerra lampo f, guerra celere
- Japanese: 電撃戦 (でんげきせん, dengekisen)
- Khmer: សង្គ្រាមផ្លេកបន្ទោរ (sankream plek bontoh)
- Korean: 전격전 (jeon'gyeokjeon)
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- Lithuanian: blickrygas m
- Norwegian: blitskrig m, lynkrig (no) m
- Persian: حمله برقآسا (hamle-ye barq-âsâ)
- Polish: blitzkrieg (pl) m
- Portuguese: blitzkrieg (pt) f, guerra-relâmpago f
- Russian: бли́цкриг (ru) m (blíckrig), блицкри́г (ru) m (blickríg), молниено́сная война́ f (molnijenósnaja vojná)
- Serbo-Croatian: блицкриг m (blickrig)
- Slovene: bliskovita vojna f
- Spanish: guerra célere f, guerra relámpago f
- Swedish: blixtkrig (sv) c
- Tagalog: blitzkrig
- Tamil: மின்னலடித் தாக்குதல் (miṉṉalaṭit tākkutal)
- Thai: การโจมตีสายฟ้าแลบ (gaan johm dtee săai fáa-lâep)
- Turkish: yıldırım savaşı (tr)
- Ukrainian: блі́цкриг (uk) m (blíckryh)
- Vietnamese: chiến tranh chớp nhoáng
- Yiddish: בליצקריג m (blitzkrig)
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See also
Dutch
Etymology
Borrowed from German Blitzkrieg.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈblɪts.kriɡ/
- Hyphenation: blits‧krieg
Noun
blitzkrieg m (uncountable)
- blitzkrieg
Synonyms
Portuguese
Noun
blitzkrieg f or m (plural s)
- blitzkrieg (fast military offensive)
Synonyms
