Crossword clues for ___ in Translation 4 lettersAnswerClueISEETranslation of "video"ERATHe was translated into LatinZENDAvesta translationISEETranslation for "video"AUNTTante translationTROTForeign-text translationPOPE18th-century translator of HomerTOBETranslation of "sein."RICETranslation for 12 DownFREEInexact, as a translationPOPEHomer translatorIWASTranslation for Cato's "eram"OMARPoet translated by Edward FitzGeraldTROTLiteral translation.RCAFMil. group whose Latin motto translates to "Such is the Pathway to the Stars"NAVILanguage in which the word for "avatar" translates literally to "dream walk body"COSIFirst word of a work translated as "All Women Do It"PONYTranslation: Colloq.TOUS___ les mêmes (Stromae song whose title translates to "all the same" (not "all the memes"))LEAUReflets dans ___ (Debussy title that translates to "Reflections in the Water")LANGScot who translated HomerOSLONorse city name that can be translated as "meadow of the gods"ESTA¿Dónde ___ Waldo? (translated children's book)OMARWhom FitzGerald translatedREADTranslateIGETTranslation for Ovid's "obtineo"LANETranslator of Arabian Nights.BORN___ Yesterday.” nyt 1952 BORN Translation of 39 Across. nyt 1952 BORN ___ to the purple. nyt 1952 BORNE Carried. nyt 1952 BORNE Endured. nyt 1952 BORODINO Where Napoleon defeated the Russians near Moscow, 1812. nyt 1952 BORON Nonmetallic element, extremely hard. nyt 1952 BOROS He beat Ben Hogan. nyt 1952 BORS Knight of the Round Table, Lancelot's nephew. nyt 1952 BORS Lancelot's uncle. nyt 1952 BOS Genus of cattle. nyt 1952 BOSC King of pear. nyt 1952 BOSC Pear now in season. nyt 1952 BOSC Pear with a long neck and russet skin. nyt 1952 BOSE Noted Indian physicist. nyt 1952 BOSH Nonsense. nyt 1952 BOSKS Thickets. nyt 1952 BOSNIA Where Sarajevo is. nyt 1952 BOSNS Petty officers on merchant ships. nyt 1952 BOSSES Crump, Pendergast, etc. nyt 1952 BOSSTWEED He swindled N. Y. C. out of millions, 1870. nyt 1952 BOSTON Dever's capital. nyt 1952 BOSTON Gov. Dever's headquarters. nyt 1952 BOSUN Petty officer in charge of rigging, anchors, cables, etc. nyt 1952 BOSWELLSLONDONJOURNAL Literary find" of 1950.EXESGreek chis translated into English.ZENDTranslation from the Avesta.NOUSFrench word whose English translation is contained within itIRONWord in the literal English translation of the French for "railroad"DUBSTranslates, as a filmEAST_____ capital (Japanese translation of "Tokyo")RAVEReview that hopefully translates to salesERISShe had children whose names translated to Ruin, Hardship, and WarsRAGASanskrit word translating as "color"OMARPoet translated by FitzGeraldESTA¿Dónde ___ Wally? (translated kid-lit title)ISEEVideo translationANUSWord whose Spanish translation appears in mainstream crossword grids all the time, despite not even sort of passing the "breakfast test"LOST___ in TranslationAPSOIt roughly translates to "bearded" in TibetAUDIIts name is a Latin translation of the German last name of its founderNOUSFrench word whose English translation is a homophone of another common French wordTROTText translationCODAMusical term that translates to "tail"OMARFitzGerald translated himCARY19th-century "Divina Commedia" translator Henry Francis ___ETATFrench word whose plural is its English translation backward
