attack

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• Australian, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /əˈtæk/
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• British, Northern-England, Scotland, Southern, Standard, Wales: /əˈtak/
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• New-Zealand: /əˈtɛk/
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• rhymes with -æk
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• CMU ARPABET: AH0 T AE1 K Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h2éd Proto-Italic *ad Proto-Italic *ad- Latin ad- Italian a- Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *d(w)is- Proto-Italic *dis- Latin dis- Old French des- Proto-Indo-European *(s)teyg- Proto-Germanic *stikaną Proto-West Germanic *stekander. Old French atachier Old French destachier Middle French destacherbor. Italian distaccare Italian staccare Italian attaccarebor. French attaquerdeverb. French attaquebor. English attack Borrowed from French attaque, derived from the verb attaquer, from Italian attaccare (“to join, attach”) (used in attaccare battaglia (“to join battle”)), from Frankish *stakkijan (“to stick, stick to, attach”). Doublet of attach. Displaced native Middle English onresen, from Old English onrǣsan (“to attack”); and Middle English resinge (“an assault, attack”) (compare Old English onrǣs (“an attack”)).

469 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: aanval — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Albanian: sulm — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Amharic: መምታት (mämtat) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Amharic: ማጥቃት (maṭḳat) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Arabic: هُجُوم m هَجْمَة (hujūm) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Arabic: حَمْلَة (ḥamla) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Armenian: հարձակում (harjakum) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Azerbaijani: həmlə — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Azerbaijani: hücum — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Bashkir: һөжүм (höjüm) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Basque: eraso — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Belarusian: напа́д (napád) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Belarusian: нападзе́нне (napadzjénnje) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Belarusian: нападзе́ньне (napadzjénʹnje) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Bengali: হামলা (hamla) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Bengali: আক্রমণ (akromon) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Breton: argadenn — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Breton: kerc'h — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Bulgarian: нападе́ние (napadénie) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Catalan: atac — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Chinese Cantonese: 攻擊 /攻击 (gung1 gik1) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Chinese Mandarin: 攻擊 /攻击 (gōngjī, gōngjí) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Ngazidja Comorian: shamɓulio — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Cornish: omsettyans — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Czech: útok — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Czech: napadení — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Danish: angreb — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Dutch: aanval — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Dutch: aanslag — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Esperanto: atako — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Esperanto: agreso — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Estonian: kallaletung — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Finnish: hyökkäys — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Finnish: päällekarkaus — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Finnish: rynnäkkö — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• French: attaque — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Galician: ataque — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Georgian: იერიში (ieriši) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Georgian: თავდასხმა (tavdasxma) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Georgian: შეტევა (šeṭeva) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• German: Attacke — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• German: Angriff — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Greek: επίθεση (epíthesi) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Ancient Greek: προσβολή (prosbolḗ) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hebrew: הַתְקָפָה (hatkafá) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hindi: आक्रमण (ākramaṇ) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hindi: प्रहार (prahār) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hindi: धावा (dhāvā) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hindi: हमला (hamlā) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Hungarian: támadás — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Icelandic: árás — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Ido: atako — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Irish: ionsaí — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Irish: amas — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Irish: aimsiú — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Italian: attacco — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Japanese: 攻撃 (kōgeki) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kazakh: шабуыл (şabuyl) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Korean: 공격 (gonggyeok) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Northern Kurdish: êrîş — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: кол салуу (kol saluu) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: качыруу (kacıruu) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: качырып кирүү (kacırıp kirüü) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: чабуул (cabuul) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: чабуул жасоо (cabuul jasoo) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: асылуу (asıluu) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: атака кылуу (ataka kıluu) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: таасир (taasir) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: таасирлөө (taasirlöö) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Kyrgyz: зыян (zıyan) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Latin: impetus — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Latin: aggressiō — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Latin: impugnātiō — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Latvian: uzbrukums — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Lithuanian: ataka — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Lithuanian: puolimas — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Macedonian: напад (napad) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Malay: serangan — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Malayalam: ആക്രമണം (ākramaṇaṁ) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Middle English: enemyte — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Mongolian: дайралт (dajralt) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Nepali: आक्रमण (ākramaṇ) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Nepali: हमला (hamalā) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Norman: attaque — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Norwegian Bokmål: angrep — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Norwegian Nynorsk: åtak — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Norwegian Nynorsk: angrep — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Occitan: atac — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Odia: ଆକ୍ରମଣ (ākramaṇa) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Old English: onrǣs — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Pashto: حمله (hamlá) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Pashto: هجوم (hojum) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Iranian Persian: حَمْلِه (hamle) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Iranian Persian: هُجوم (hojum) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Iranian Persian: یورِش (yureš) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Polish: atak — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Polish: napad — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Portuguese: ataque — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Romanian: atac — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Russian: нападе́ние (napadénije) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Russian: ата́ка (atáka) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Scottish Gaelic: ionnsaigh — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Serbo-Croatian: на́пад — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Serbo-Croatian: nápad — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Slovak: útok — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Slovak: napadnutie — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Slovene: napad — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Spanish: ataque — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Swahili: mashambulizi — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Swedish: attack — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Swedish: anfall — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Tajik: ҳамла (hamla) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Tajik: ҳуҷум (hujum) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Tajik: юриш (yuriš) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Tamil: தாக்குதல் (tākkutal) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Tatar: һөҗүм (höcüm) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Telugu: దాడి (dāḍi) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Thai: การโจมตี (gaan-joom-dtii) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Turkish: saldırı — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Turkish: hücum — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Turkish: hamle — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Turkmen: hüjüm — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Ukrainian: на́пад (nápad) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Urdu: حَمْلَہ (hamla) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Urdu: آکْرَمَن (ākraman) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Urdu: یُورِش (yūriś) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Urdu: ہَجْمَہ (hajma) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Urdu: ہُجُوم (hujūm) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Uyghur: ھۇجۇم (hujum) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Uzbek: hamla — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Uzbek: hujum — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Vietnamese: sự tấn công — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Vietnamese: sự công kích — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Volapük: tatak — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Welsh: ymosodiad — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Welsh: cyrch — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Yiddish: אַטאַקע (atake) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Yiddish: אַטאַק (atak) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Zazaki: gur (diq) — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Zazaki: hıcum — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Zazaki: hamle — attempt to cause damage, injury, or death
• Finnish: isku — attempt to detract from the worth or credibility of, a person, position, idea, object, or thing
• Finnish: hyökkäys — attempt to detract from the worth or credibility of, a person, position, idea, object, or thing
• Polish: atak — attempt to detract from the worth or credibility of, a person, position, idea, object, or thing
• Armenian: գրոհ (groh) — offense of a battle
• Basque: erasoaldi — offense of a battle
• Breton: argadenn — offense of a battle
• Bulgarian: ата́ка (atáka) — offense of a battle
• Bulgarian: нападе́ние (napadénie) — offense of a battle
• Bulgarian: настъпле́ние (nastǎplénie) — offense of a battle
• Catalan: atac — offense of a battle
• Chinese Mandarin: 攻擊 /攻击 (gōngjī) — offense of a battle
• Czech: útok — offense of a battle
• Danish: angreb — offense of a battle
• Dutch: aanval — offense of a battle
• Esperanto: atako — offense of a battle
• Estonian: rünnak — offense of a battle
• Finnish: hyökkäys — offense of a battle
• Finnish: rynnäkkö — offense of a battle
• French: attaque — offense of a battle
• West-Frisian: oanfal — offense of a battle
• Galician: ataque — offense of a battle
• Georgian: შეტევა (šeṭeva) — offense of a battle
• Georgian: იერიში (ieriši) — offense of a battle
• Georgian: თავდასხმა (tavdasxma) — offense of a battle
• Georgian: შტურმი (šṭurmi) — offense of a battle
• German: Angriff — offense of a battle
• German: Attacke — offense of a battle
• Greek: επίθεση (epíthesi) — offense of a battle
• Greek: έφοδος (éfodos) — offense of a battle
• Ancient Greek: προσβολή (prosbolḗ) — offense of a battle
• Hebrew: מִתְקָפָה (mitkafá) — offense of a battle
• Hindi: आक्रमण (ākramaṇ) — offense of a battle
• Hindi: धावा (dhāvā) — offense of a battle
• Hindi: प्रहार (prahār) — offense of a battle
• Hungarian: támadás — offense of a battle
• Indonesian: serangan — offense of a battle
• Indonesian: serbuan — offense of a battle
• Irish: ionsaí — offense of a battle
• Italian: attacco — offense of a battle
• Japanese: 攻撃 (kōgeki) — offense of a battle
• Korean: 공격 (gonggyeok) — offense of a battle
• Central Kurdish: پەلەمار (pelemar) — offense of a battle
• Lao: ການໂຈມຕີ (kān chōm tī) — offense of a battle
• Latin: impetus — offense of a battle
• Macedonian: атака (ataka) — offense of a battle
• Macedonian: напад (napad) — offense of a battle
• Malay: serangan — offense of a battle
• Māori: upokotaua — offense of a battle
• Māori: huaki — offense of a battle
• Māori: whakatoke — offense of a battle
• Māori: kōkiri — offense of a battle
• Māori: pāha — offense of a battle
• Norman: attaque — offense of a battle
• Old English: onrǣs — offense of a battle
• Old Norse: sókn — offense of a battle
• Iranian Persian: یورِش (yureš) — offense of a battle
• Polish: atak — offense of a battle
• Polish: napad — offense of a battle
• Polish: szturm — offense of a battle
• Polish: akcja — offense of a battle
• Polish: ofensywa — offense of a battle
• Portuguese: ataque — offense of a battle
• Portuguese: investida — offense of a battle
• Romanian: atac — offense of a battle
• Russian: ата́ка (atáka) — offense of a battle
• Russian: нападе́ние (napadénije) — offense of a battle
• Russian: наступле́ние (nastuplénije) — offense of a battle
• Russian: штурм (šturm) — offense of a battle
• Scottish Gaelic: ionnsaigh — offense of a battle
• Scottish Gaelic: f — offense of a battle
• Slovak: útok — offense of a battle
• Slovene: napad — offense of a battle
• Lower Sorbian: napad — offense of a battle
• Spanish: ataque — offense of a battle
• Swahili: mashambulizi — offense of a battle
• Swedish: attack — offense of a battle
• Swedish: anfall — offense of a battle
• Tamil: தாக்குதல் (tākkutal) — offense of a battle
• Telugu: దాడి (dāḍi) — offense of a battle
• Thai: การโจมตี (gaan-joom-dtii) — offense of a battle
• Turkish: taarruz — offense of a battle
• Turkish: hücûm — offense of a battle
• Turkish: saldırı — offense of a battle
• Ukrainian: ата́ка (atáka) — offense of a battle
• Ukrainian: на́пад (nápad) — offense of a battle
• Vietnamese: sự công kích — offense of a battle
• Zazaki: hıcum — offense of a battle
• Zazaki: qılıbyen — offense of a battle
• Dutch: aanvalszijde — cricket: bowlers of a cricket side
• Finnish: hyökkääjät — cricket: bowlers of a cricket side
• Polish: atak — cricket: bowlers of a cricket side
• Dutch: aanval — volleyball: hit other than serve or block that sends the ball over the net
• Finnish: iskulyönti — volleyball: hit other than serve or block that sends the ball over the net
• Polish: atak — volleyball: hit other than serve or block that sends the ball over the net
• Russian: ата́ка (atáka) — volleyball: hit other than serve or block that sends the ball over the net
• Russian: уда́р (udár) — volleyball: hit other than serve or block that sends the ball over the net
• Finnish: hyökkääjät — lacrosse: the attackmen of a team
• Polish: atak — lacrosse: the attackmen of a team
• Armenian: նոպա (nopa) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Azerbaijani: tutma — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Bulgarian: при́стъп (prístǎp) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Catalan: atac — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Danish: anfald — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Estonian: haigushoog — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Finnish: kohtaus — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Finnish: sairaskohtaus — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Georgian: შეტევა (šeṭeva) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• German: Anfall — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Greek: προσβολή (prosvolí) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Greek: κρίση (krísi) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Indonesian: anfal — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Indonesian: kritis — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Indonesian: serangan — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Ingrian: ammus — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Irish: taom — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Irish: ruaig — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Italian: attacco — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Norwegian Bokmål: anfall — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Norwegian Nynorsk: anfall — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Plautdietsch: Aunfaul — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Polish: atak — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Polish: napad — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Portuguese: ataque — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Russian: при́ступ (prístup) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Russian: припа́док (pripádok) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Slovene: napad — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Spanish: ataque — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Welsh: pwl — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Zazaki: tepıştış (diq) — medicine: sudden onset of a disease
• Catalan: accés — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Finnish: kohtaus — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• German: Anfall — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Irish: ruaig — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Plautdietsch: Aunfaul — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Polish: atak — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Polish: napad — active episode of a chronic or recurrent disease
• Finnish: aloitus — amount of time it takes for the volume of an audio signal to go from zero to maximum level
• Greek: ανάκρουση (anákrousi) — amount of time it takes for the volume of an audio signal to go from zero to maximum level
• Albanian: sulmoj — to apply violent force
• Arabic: هَاجَمَ (hājama) — to apply violent force
• Armenian: հարձակվել (harjakvel) — to apply violent force
• Armenian: գրոհել (grohel) — to apply violent force
• Armenian: արշավել (aršavel) — to apply violent force
• Azerbaijani: hücum etmək — to apply violent force
• Azerbaijani: basqın etmək — to apply violent force
• Basque: eraso — to apply violent force
• Belarusian: напада́ць (napadácʹ) — to apply violent force
• Belarusian: напа́сці (napásci) — to apply violent force
• Belarusian: атакава́ць (atakavácʹ) — to apply violent force
• Breton: argadiñ — to apply violent force
• Bulgarian: напа́дам (napádam) — to apply violent force
• Bulgarian: атаку́вам (atakúvam) — to apply violent force
• Burmese: ရန်ပြု (ranpru.) — to apply violent force
• Catalan: atacar — to apply violent force
• Cheyenne: -a'eotse — to apply violent force
• Chinese Mandarin: 攻擊 /攻击 (gōngjī, gōngjí) — to apply violent force
• Chinese Mandarin: 進攻 /进攻 (jìngōng) — to apply violent force
• Chinese Mandarin: 打擊 /打击 (dǎjī) — to apply violent force
• Cornish: omsettya — to apply violent force
• Czech: útočit — to apply violent force
• Danish: angribe — to apply violent force
• Danish: overfalde — to apply violent force
• Dutch: aanvallen — to apply violent force
• Esperanto: ataki — to apply violent force
• Esperanto: agresi — to apply violent force
• Estonian: ründama — to apply violent force
• Finnish: hyökätä — to apply violent force
• Finnish: käydä käsiksi — to apply violent force
• Finnish: käydä kimppuun — to apply violent force
• Finnish: käydä päälle — to apply violent force
• French: attaquer — to apply violent force
• North Frisian: uungribe — to apply violent force
• West-Frisian: oanfalle — to apply violent force
• Galician: atacar — to apply violent force
• Georgian: თავდასხმა (tavdasxma) — to apply violent force
• Georgian: შეტევა (šeṭeva) — to apply violent force
• German: angreifen — to apply violent force
• German: attackieren — to apply violent force
• Greek: επιτίθεμαι (epitíthemai) — to apply violent force
• Ancient Greek: προσβάλλω (prosbállō) — to apply violent force
• Ancient Greek: ἐπορούω (eporoúō) — to apply violent force
• Hebrew: הִתְקִיף (hitkíf) — to apply violent force
• Hindi: आक्रमण करना (ākramaṇ karnā) — to apply violent force
• Hungarian: megtámad — to apply violent force
• Hungarian: nekimegy — to apply violent force
• Hungarian: támad — to apply violent force
• Irish: ionsaigh — to apply violent force
• Italian: aggredire — to apply violent force
• Italian: assalire — to apply violent force
• Japanese: 攻撃する (kōgeki suru) — to apply violent force
• Kabuverdianu: agridi — to apply violent force
• Kabuverdianu: agredí — to apply violent force
• Kazakh: шабуыл жасау (şabuyl jasau) — to apply violent force
• Khmer: កន្លុក (kɑɑnlok) — to apply violent force
• Korean: 공격하다 (gonggyeokhada) — to apply violent force
• Korean: 돌격하다 (dolgyeokhada) — to apply violent force
• Central Kurdish: تێبەربوون (têberbûn) — to apply violent force
• Lao: ໂຈມຕີ (chōm tī) — to apply violent force
• Lao: ທໍາຮ້າຍ (tham hāi) — to apply violent force
• Latin: impetō — to apply violent force
• Latin: incessō — to apply violent force
• Latin: aggredior — to apply violent force
• Latvian: uzbrukt — to apply violent force
• Lithuanian: pulti — to apply violent force
• Lithuanian: atakuoti — to apply violent force
• Macedonian: атакува (atakuva) — to apply violent force
• Macedonian: нападне (napadne) — to apply violent force
• Macedonian: напаѓа (napaǵa) — to apply violent force
• Malay: menyerang — to apply violent force
• Malayalam: ആക്രമിക്കുക (ākramikkuka) — to apply violent force
• Manx: soiaghey er — to apply violent force
• Māori: whakatorotoro — to apply violent force
• Māori: pāha — to apply violent force
• Māori: taiapu — to apply violent force
• Mongolian: довтлох (dovtlox) — to apply violent force
• Mongolian: дайрах (dajrax) — to apply violent force
• Norman: attatchi — to apply violent force
• Occitan: atacar — to apply violent force
• Old Church Slavonic: напасти (napasti) — to apply violent force
• Old English: rǣsan — to apply violent force
• Old Norse: sǿkja — to apply violent force
• Persian: حمله کردن (hamle kardan) — to apply violent force
• Persian: هجوم آوردن — to apply violent force
• Polish: atakować — to apply violent force
• Polish: zaatakować — to apply violent force
• Polish: napadać — to apply violent force
• Polish: napaść — to apply violent force
• Portuguese: atacar — to apply violent force
• Romanian: ataca — to apply violent force
• Russian: атакова́ть (atakovátʹ) — to apply violent force
• Russian: напада́ть (napadátʹ) — to apply violent force
• Russian: напа́сть (napástʹ) — to apply violent force
• Scottish Gaelic: thoir ionnsaigh — to apply violent force
• Serbo-Croatian: на̀падати — to apply violent force
• Serbo-Croatian: на̀пасти — to apply violent force
• Serbo-Croatian: nàpadati — to apply violent force
• Serbo-Croatian: nàpasti — to apply violent force
• Slovak: útočiť — to apply violent force
• Slovak: napadnúť — to apply violent force
• Slovene: napasti — to apply violent force
• Spanish: atacar — to apply violent force
• Swedish: attackera — to apply violent force
• Swedish: anfalla — to apply violent force
• Tajik: ҳамла кардан (hamla kardan) — to apply violent force
• Tajik: ҳуҷум кардан (hujum kardan) — to apply violent force
• Tamil: தாக்கு (tākku) — to apply violent force
• Telugu: దాడి చేయు (dāḍi cēyu) — to apply violent force
• Telugu: దండెత్తు (daṇḍettu) — to apply violent force
• Thai: โจมตี (joom-dtii) — to apply violent force
• Northern Thai: ᨮᩣᩴᩁ᩶ᩤ᩠ᨿ — to apply violent force
• Northern Thai: ᨧᩰᩫ᩠ᨾᨲᩦ — to apply violent force
• Turkish: saldırmak — to apply violent force
• Ukrainian: напада́ти (napadáty) — to apply violent force
• Ukrainian: напа́сти (napásty) — to apply violent force
• Ukrainian: атакува́ти (atakuváty) — to apply violent force
• Uzbek: hujum qilmoq — to apply violent force
• Uzbek: hamla qilmoq — to apply violent force
• Vietnamese: công kích — to apply violent force
• Volapük: tatakön — to apply violent force
• Walloon: ataker — to apply violent force
• Welsh: ymosod ar — to apply violent force
• Welsh: cyrchu — to apply violent force
• Zazaki: gur biyen — to apply violent force
• Zazaki: gur kerden — to apply violent force
• Zazaki: hıcum kerden — to apply violent force
• Bulgarian: нахвърлям се (nahvǎrljam se) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Bulgarian: нападам (napadam) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Catalan: atacar — to aggressively challenge with words
• Chinese Mandarin: 攻擊 /攻击 (gōngjī, gōngjí) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Czech: útočit — to aggressively challenge with words
• Danish: angribe — to aggressively challenge with words
• Dutch: aanvallen — to aggressively challenge with words
• Esperanto: ataki — to aggressively challenge with words
• Esperanto: agresi — to aggressively challenge with words
• Estonian: halvustama — to aggressively challenge with words
• Finnish: hyökätä — to aggressively challenge with words
• Finnish: käydä kimppuun — to aggressively challenge with words
• Finnish: kritisoida — to aggressively challenge with words
• Finnish: arvostella — to aggressively challenge with words
• French: attaquer — to aggressively challenge with words
• French: apostropher — to aggressively challenge with words
• French: invectiver — to aggressively challenge with words
• West-Frisian: oanfalle — to aggressively challenge with words
• Galician: atacar — to aggressively challenge with words
• German: angreifen — to aggressively challenge with words
• German: attackieren — to aggressively challenge with words
• Greek: επιτίθεμαι (epitíthemai) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Greek: καταπιάνομαι (katapiánomai) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Norman: attatchi — to aggressively challenge with words
• Polish: atakować — to aggressively challenge with words
• Polish: zaatakować — to aggressively challenge with words
• Polish: napadać — to aggressively challenge with words
• Polish: napaść — to aggressively challenge with words
• Portuguese: atacar — to aggressively challenge with words
• Russian: критикова́ть (kritikovátʹ) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Russian: напада́ть (napadátʹ) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Russian: напа́сть (napástʹ) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Scottish Gaelic: thoir ionnsaigh — to aggressively challenge with words
• Slovak: útočiť — to aggressively challenge with words
• Slovene: napasti — to aggressively challenge with words
• Spanish: atacar — to aggressively challenge with words
• Swedish: attackera — to aggressively challenge with words
• Swedish: angripa — to aggressively challenge with words
• Tamil: தாக்கு (tākku) — to aggressively challenge with words
• Volapük: tatakön — to aggressively challenge with words
• Walloon: ataker — to aggressively challenge with words
• Walloon: årgouwer — to aggressively challenge with words
• Walloon: hushtiner — to aggressively challenge with words
• Walloon: atouwer — to aggressively challenge with words
• Finnish: käydä käsiksi — to deal with something undesirable in a direct way
• Finnish: käydä kimppuun — to deal with something undesirable in a direct way
• Slovak: pustiť sa do — to deal with something undesirable in a direct way
• Polish: atakować — cricket: to aim balls at the batsman’s wicket
• Polish: zaatakować — cricket: to aim balls at the batsman’s wicket
• Polish: atakować — cricket: to set a field, or bowl in a manner designed to get wickets
• Polish: zaatakować — cricket: to set a field, or bowl in a manner designed to get wickets
• Finnish: hyökätä — cricket: to bat aggressively
• Polish: atakować — cricket: to bat aggressively
• Polish: zaatakować — cricket: to bat aggressively
• Finnish: hyökätä — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• French: attaquer — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Irish: ionsaigh — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Italian: attaccare — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Polish: atakować — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Polish: zaatakować — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Spanish: atacar — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Swedish: anfalla — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point
• Walloon: ataker — soccer: to move forward in an attempt to score point