annexation

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From Medieval Latin annexation-, stem of annexatio (“action of annexing”), from past participle of annecto.

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: aneksim — addition or incorporation of something
• Arabic: ضَمّ (ḍamm) — addition or incorporation of something
• Arabic: إِلْحَاق (ʔilḥāq) — addition or incorporation of something
• Armenian: անեքսիա (anekʻsia) — addition or incorporation of something
• Armenian: բռնակցում (bṙnakcʻum) — addition or incorporation of something
• Azerbaijani: anneksiya — addition or incorporation of something
• Azerbaijani: ilhaq — addition or incorporation of something
• Belarusian: анэ́ксія (anéksija) — addition or incorporation of something
• Belarusian: аншлю́с (anšljús) — addition or incorporation of something
• Belarusian: а́ншлюс (ánšljus) — addition or incorporation of something
• Bulgarian: ане́ксия (anéksija) — addition or incorporation of something
• Catalan: annexió — addition or incorporation of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 併吞 /并吞 (bìngtūn) — addition or incorporation of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 合併 /合并 (hébìng) — addition or incorporation of something
• Czech: anexe — addition or incorporation of something
• Danish: anneksion — addition or incorporation of something
• Danish: annektering — addition or incorporation of something
• Dutch: annexatie — addition or incorporation of something
• Esperanto: anekso — addition or incorporation of something
• Estonian: anneksioon — addition or incorporation of something
• Finnish: liittäminen — addition or incorporation of something
• French: annexion — addition or incorporation of something
• Georgian: ანექსია (aneksia) — addition or incorporation of something
• German: Annexion — addition or incorporation of something
• German: Anschluss — addition or incorporation of something
• Greek: προσάρτηση (prosártisi) — addition or incorporation of something
• Greek: προσθήκη (prosthíki) — addition or incorporation of something
• Hebrew: סיפוח — addition or incorporation of something
• Hebrew: סִפּוּחַ (sipúakh) — addition or incorporation of something
• Hindi: अधिग्रहण (adhigrahaṇ) — addition or incorporation of something
• Hungarian: hozzácsatolás — addition or incorporation of something
• Hungarian: annexió — addition or incorporation of something
• Hungarian: annektálás — addition or incorporation of something
• Italian: annessione — addition or incorporation of something
• Japanese: 編入 (hennyū) — addition or incorporation of something
• Japanese: 併合 (heigō) — addition or incorporation of something
• Japanese: 付加 (fuka) — addition or incorporation of something
• Kazakh: аннексия (anneksiä) — addition or incorporation of something
• Korean: 병합 (byeonghap) — addition or incorporation of something
• Korean: 합병 (hapbyeong) — addition or incorporation of something
• Kyrgyz: аннексия (anneksiya) — addition or incorporation of something
• Latvian: aneksija — addition or incorporation of something
• Lithuanian: aneksija — addition or incorporation of something
• Macedonian: анексија (aneksija) — addition or incorporation of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: anneksjon — addition or incorporation of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: annektering — addition or incorporation of something
• Norwegian Nynorsk: anneksjon — addition or incorporation of something
• Norwegian Nynorsk: annektering — addition or incorporation of something
• Persian: الحاق (elhâq) — addition or incorporation of something
• Polish: aneksja — addition or incorporation of something
• Polish: zabór — addition or incorporation of something
• Portuguese: anexação — addition or incorporation of something
• Romanian: anexare — addition or incorporation of something
• Russian: анне́ксия (annɛ́ksija) — addition or incorporation of something
• Russian: присоедине́ние (prisojedinénije) — addition or incorporation of something
• Russian: аншлю́с (anšljús) — addition or incorporation of something
• Russian: а́ншлюс (ánšljus) — addition or incorporation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: анѐксија — addition or incorporation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: анексирање — addition or incorporation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: anèksija — addition or incorporation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: aneksiranje — addition or incorporation of something
• Slovak: anexia — addition or incorporation of something
• Slovene: aneksija — addition or incorporation of something
• Spanish: anexión — addition or incorporation of something
• Swedish: annektering — addition or incorporation of something
• Swedish: annexion — addition or incorporation of something
• Tajik: илҳоқ (ilhoq) — addition or incorporation of something
• Tajik: аннексия (anneksiya) — addition or incorporation of something
• Turkish: ilhak — addition or incorporation of something
• Turkmen: anneksiýa — addition or incorporation of something
• Ukrainian: ане́ксія (anéksija) — addition or incorporation of something
• Ukrainian: приє́днання (pryjédnannja) — addition or incorporation of something
• Ukrainian: аншлю́с (anšljús) — addition or incorporation of something
• Ukrainian: а́ншлюс (ánšljus) — addition or incorporation of something
• Uzbek: anneksiya — addition or incorporation of something
• Vietnamese: sự phụ vào — addition or incorporation of something
• Danish: anneksion — legal merging of territory
• Esperanto: anekso — legal merging of territory
• Finnish: liittäminen — legal merging of territory
• German: Annexion — legal merging of territory
• Turkish: ilhak — legal merging of territory