چای را در زبانهای جهان چه گویند؟

The derivatives from tê
Language Name Language Name Language Name Language Name Language Name
Afrikaans
tee Armenian, Catalan
te Czech
té or thé (1) Danish
te Dutch
thee
English
tea Esperanto
teo Estonian
tee Faroese
te Finnish
tee
French
thé West Frisian
tee Galician
té German
Tee Hebrew
תה, te
Hungarian
tea Icelandic
te Indonesian
teh Irish
tae Italian
tè or thè
Javanese
tèh Korean
茶,다 da [ta](2)
scientific Latin
thea Latvian
tēja Leonese
té
Limburgish
tiè Low Saxon
Tee [tʰɛˑɪ] or Tei [tʰaˑɪ] Malay
teh Norwegian
te Occitan
tè
Sesotho
tea,chá Scots Gaelic
tì, teatha Sinhalese
thé Spanish
té Scots
tea [tiː] ~ [teː]
Sundanese
entèh Swedish
te [tʰeː] Tamil
தேநீர் thenīr (nīr = water) "theyilai" means "tea leaf" (ilai=leaf) Telugu
తేనీళ్ళు tēnīru Welsh
te
• Note: (1) té or thé, but this term is considered archaic and literary expression. Since roughly second half of 20th century, čaj is used for "tea" in Czech language, see the following table (3).
(2) 차 (cha) is an alternative word for "tea" in Korean; see (4)
[edit] Derivatives from cha or chai
Language Name Language Name Language Name Language Name Language Name
Albanian
çaj Amharic
ሻይ shai Arabic
شاي shāy Aramaic
pronounced chai Assamese
saah
Azerbaijani
çay Bangla
চা cha Bosnian
čaj Bulgarian
чай chai Capampangan
cha
Cebuano
tsa Croatian
čaj Czech
čaj (2) English
chai Persian
chaay
Tagalog
tsaa Georgian
ჩაი, chai Greek
τσάι tsái Gujarati
ચા cha Hindi
चाय chai
Japanese
茶, チャ, cha Kannada
ಚಹಾ Chaha Kazakh
шай shai Kyrgyz
чай, chai Khasi
sha
Konkani
चा cha Korean
茶,차, cha Lao
ชา, saa Macedonian
чај, čaj Malayalam
ചായ, "chaaya"
Marathi
चहा chahaa Mongolian
цай, tsai Nepali
chiya चिया Oriya
cha Pashto
چای chai
Persian
چای chai Punjabi
چا chah Portuguese
chá Romanian
ceai Russian
чай, chai
Serbian
чај, čaj Slovak
čaj Slovene
čaj Somali
shaah Swahili
chai
Sylheti
saah Tagalog
tsaa Thai
ชา, chaa Tibetan
ཇ་ ja Tlingit
cháayu
Turkish
çay Turkmen
çay Ukrainian
чай chai Urdu
چا ٔےchai Uzbek
choy
Vietnamese
*trà and chè Tamil
*theyneer and tee cai kikuyu, (Kenyan language)
• (5) They are both direct derivatives of the Chinese 茶; the latter term is used mainly in the north and describes a tea made with freshly-picked