Note that there seems to be two translations for "Sorcery" and "Summon ~" in German. For words that are used in more than one language, I've colored the cell yellow.
If you find any mistakes, or you have information that's missing from the chart, please email me.
Artifact | Artefact | Artefakt | Artefatto | Artefato | Artefacto |
card | carte | Karte | carta | carta | card |
Creature | Créature | Kreatur | Creatura | Criatura | Criatura |
damage | blessures | Schadenspunkte | danni | dano | daño |
Enchantment | Enchantement | Verzauberung | Incantesimo | Encantamento | Encantamiento |
Enchant ~ | Enchanter ~ | ~ verzaubern | Incanta ~ | Encantar ~ | Encantar ~ |
Instant | Ephémère | Spontanzauber | Instantaneo | Mágica Instantânea | Instantáneo |
Interrupt | Interruption | Unterbrechungszauber | Interruzione | Mágica de Interrupção | Interrupción |
Land | Terrain | Land | Terra | Terreno | Tierra |
Legend | légende | Legende | Leggenda | Lenda | leyenda |
Magic: The Gathering | Magic: L'Assemblée | Magic: Die Zusammenkunft | Magic: L'Adunanza | Magic: O Encontro | Magic: El Encuentro |
Planeswalker - | Planeswalker : | Planeswalker - | Planeswalker - | Planeswalker - | Planeswalker - |
player | joueur | Spieler | giocatore | jogador | jugador |
Sorcery | Rituel | Hexerei/Verhexung | Stregonaria | Feitiço | Conjuro |
Summon ~ | Invoquer: ~ | Beschwörung eines ~/~beschwören | Evoca ~ | Invocar ~ | Invocar ~ |
target | cible/ciblé | deiner Wahl | bersaglio | alvo | objetivo |
Artifact | ||||
Creature | ||||
Enchantment | ||||
Enchant ~ | ||||
Instant | ||||
Interrupt | ||||
Land | ||||
Legend | ||||
Planeswalker | ||||
Sorcery | ||||
Summon ~ |
Artifact | |
Creature | |
Enchantment | |
Instant | |
Land | |
Legendary | |
Planeswalker | / |
Sorcery |
An additional note: Spanish and Portuguese are very similar, but in Spanish most of the words after the first word start with a lower case letter, whereas in Portuguese most of the words start with a capital letter (as in English). French cards also have mostly lower case words.
Special thanks to Bob Flaminio and others who contributed to this chart.
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