Definition
Plural of migration: the movement of people, animals, or birds from one place to another, often seasonally or to escape danger.
Etymology
From Latin 'migrare' (to move, wander). Originally described the seasonal movement of birds and herds, later applied to human movement.
Kelly Says
Arctic terns migrate 44,000 miles yearly—the longest journey of any animal—yet we use the same word for humans moving to a new city; the word 'migration' covers everything from butterfly wings to human history.
Translations
BNবাংলা
অভিবাসন
obhi-ba-san
CACatalà
migracions
mi-gra-tsi-ohn-es
CSČeština
migrace
mi-gra-ce
DADansk
migrationer
mi-gra-tsi-on-er
DEDeutsch
Migrationen
mi-gra-tsi-ohn-en
ELΕλληνικά
μετανάστευση
me-ta-na-stey-see
ESEspañol
migraciones
mig-rah-see-ohn-es
FAفارسی
مهاجرت
me-ha-jrat
FRFrançais
migrations
mi-gra-syohn
GUGU
મિગ્રેશન
mi-gre-shan
HEעברית
מ {})migrations
mi-gra-tsi-ohn-im
HUMagyar
migrációk
mi-gra-tsi-ok
IDBahasa Indonesia
migrasi
mi-gra-si
ITItaliano
migrazioni
mi-gra-tsi-ohn-i
KKKK
көші-қону
ko-shi-qonu
MRMR
स्थानांतर
stha-na-an-tar
MSBahasa Melayu
pendakian
pen-dak-i-an
MYမြန်မာ
ပြောင်းရွှေ့
pyaung-hwe
NLNederlands
migraties
mi-gra-tsi-es
NONorsk
migrasjoner
mi-gra-sjon-er
PLPolski
migracje
mi-gra-tsee
PTPortuguês
migrações
mi-gra-syohn-es
RORomână
migrări
mi-gra-ri
RUРусский
миграции
mig-ra-tsi-i
SVSvenska
migrationer
mi-gra-tsi-on-er
SWKiswahili
ujenzi
u-jen-zi
TLTL
migrasyon
mi-gra-syon
UKУкраїнська
міграції
mi-gra-tsi-i