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• Australian, New-Zealand: /bæɪs/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *gwem- Proto-Indo-European *-tis Proto-Indo-European *gwémtis Proto-Hellenic *gwə́tis Ancient Greek βάσις (básis)bor.? Ancient Greek βαθύς (bathús)bor.? Oscanbor.? Celticbor.? Late Latin bassus Old French basbor. Middle English bas English base From Middle English base, bas, from Old French bas, from Late Latin bassus (“low”). Cognate with Spanish bajo, Italian basso and base.

From base (“short”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *gwem- Proto-Indo-European *-tis Proto-Indo-European *gwémtis Proto-Hellenic *gwə́tis Ancient Greek βᾰ́σῐς (bắsĭs)bor. Latin basis Old French basebor. Middle English base English base From Middle English base, bas, baas, from Old French base, from Latin basis, from Ancient Greek βάσις (básis). Doublet of basis and bass.

Probably a specific use of Etymology 1, above; perhaps also a development of the plural of bar.

Variant forms.

679 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: منخفض — low
• Armenian: ստոր (stor) — low
• Armenian: ցածր (cʻacr) — low
• Bulgarian: низък (nizǎk) — low
• Bulgarian: подъл (podǎl) — low
• Catalan: baix — low
• Catalan: abjecte — low
• Catalan: vil — low
• Catalan: indigne — low
• Catalan: innoble — low
• Finnish: matala — low
• Finnish: lyhyt — low
• French: bas — low
• French: abject — low
• French: indigne — low
• French: ignoble — low
• Greek: ταπεινός (tapeinós) — low
• Khmer: ទាប (tiep) — low
• Latvian: zems — low
• Portuguese: baixo — low
• Spanish: bajo — low
• Tibetan: དམའ་པོ (dma' po) — low
• Ottoman Turkish: آلچاق (alçak) — low
• Arabic: دنيء — of inferior quality
• Bulgarian: долнокачествен (dolnokačestven) — of inferior quality
• Bulgarian: долнопробен (dolnoproben) — of inferior quality
• Catalan: indigne — of inferior quality
• Catalan: innoble — of inferior quality
• Finnish: ala-arvoinen — of inferior quality
• French: indigne — of inferior quality
• French: ignoble — of inferior quality
• Greek: ευτελής (eftelís) — of inferior quality
• Hebrew: ירוד (yárud) — of inferior quality
• Portuguese: ruim — of inferior quality
• Swedish: usel — of inferior quality
• Tibetan: དམའ་པོ (dma' po) — of inferior quality
• Tibetan: དམན་པ (dman pa) — of inferior quality
• Tibetan: ཞན་པ (zhan pa) — of inferior quality
• Tibetan: སྤུས་ཞན་པ (spus zhan pa) — of inferior quality
• Tibetan: སྤུས་སྡུག་པ (spus sdug pa) — of inferior quality
• Arabic: فاسق — immoral
• Armenian: ստոր (stor) — immoral
• Bulgarian: долен (dolen) — immoral
• Bulgarian: низък (nizǎk) — immoral
• Catalan: immoral — immoral
• Finnish: moraaliton — immoral
• Finnish: säädytön — immoral
• Greek: ποταπός (potapós) — immoral
• Latvian: zems — immoral
• Latvian: zemisks — immoral
• Latvian: nekrietns — immoral
• Latvian: netikumisks — immoral
• Latvian: netikumīgs — immoral
• Persian: هرزَه (harza) — immoral
• Persian: پَست — immoral
• Portuguese: baixo — immoral
• Russian: ни́зменный (nízmennyj) — immoral
• Spanish: rastrero — immoral
• Tibetan: མ་རབས (ma rabs) — immoral
• Ottoman Turkish: آلچاق (alçak) — immoral
• Ottoman Turkish: رذیل (rezil) — immoral
• Ottoman Turkish: ذلیل (zelil) — immoral
• Arabic: شائع — vulgar, common
• Bulgarian: долен (dolen) — vulgar, common
• Catalan: vulgar — vulgar, common
• Finnish: yleinen — vulgar, common
• Italian: plebaglia — vulgar, common
• Italian: volgo — vulgar, common
• Italian: popolino — vulgar, common
• Italian: plebe — vulgar, common
• Italian: plebeo — vulgar, common
• Italian: volgare — vulgar, common
• Italian: popolano — vulgar, common
• Khmer: ទាប (tiep) — vulgar, common
• Latvian: zemisks — vulgar, common
• Latvian: prasts — vulgar, common
• Tibetan: མ་རབས (ma rabs) — vulgar, common
• Bulgarian: неблагороден (neblagoroden) — describing metals
• Danish: uædel — describing metals
• Finnish: epäjalo — describing metals
• Greek: αγενής (agenís) — describing metals
• Irish: neamhlómhar — describing metals
• Italian: basico — describing metals
• Manx: neuchostal — describing metals
• Swedish: oädel — describing metals
• Tibetan: གཙོ་མ (gtso ma) — describing metals
• Akkadian: išdum — something from which other things extend
• Arabic: أَسَاس (ʔasās) — something from which other things extend
• Arabic: قَاعِدَة (qāʕida) — something from which other things extend
• Armenian: հիմք (himkʻ) — something from which other things extend
• Asturian: base — something from which other things extend
• Azerbaijani: bünövrə — something from which other things extend
• Azerbaijani: özül — something from which other things extend
• Belarusian: падста́ва (padstáva) — something from which other things extend
• Belarusian: аснава́нне (asnavánnje) — something from which other things extend
• Belarusian: асно́ва (asnóva) — something from which other things extend
• Belarusian: ба́за (báza) — something from which other things extend
• Belarusian: фунда́мент (fundámjent) — something from which other things extend
• Bulgarian: осно́ва (osnóva) — something from which other things extend
• Bulgarian: фундаме́нт (fundamént) — something from which other things extend
• Catalan: base — something from which other things extend
• Catalan: fonament — something from which other things extend
• Chinese Mandarin: 基礎 /基础 (jīchǔ) — something from which other things extend
• Crimean Tatar: baza — something from which other things extend
• Czech: kořen — something from which other things extend
• Czech: základ — something from which other things extend
• Dutch: basis — something from which other things extend
• Esperanto: fundo — something from which other things extend
• Finnish: perustus — something from which other things extend
• Finnish: pohja — something from which other things extend
• Finnish: perusta — something from which other things extend
• French: base — something from which other things extend
• Galician: base — something from which other things extend
• Georgian: საფუძველი (sapuʒveli) — something from which other things extend
• Georgian: საძირკველი (saʒirḳveli) — something from which other things extend
• German: Basis — something from which other things extend
• German: Grundlage — something from which other things extend
• Greek: βάση (vási) — something from which other things extend
• Greek: θεμέλιο (themélio) — something from which other things extend
• Ancient Greek: βάσις (básis) — something from which other things extend
• Hebrew: בָּסִיס (basis) — something from which other things extend
• Hindi: आधार (ādhār) — something from which other things extend
• Hungarian: alap — something from which other things extend
• Indonesian: dasar — something from which other things extend
• Irish: ceap — something from which other things extend
• Italian: basi — something from which other things extend
• Italian: basamento — something from which other things extend
• Italian: fondamenta — something from which other things extend
• Japanese: 基礎 (kiso) — something from which other things extend
• Japanese: 基 (moto) — something from which other things extend
• Javanese: dhasar — something from which other things extend
• Kabuverdianu: bazi — something from which other things extend
• Kabuverdianu: baze — something from which other things extend
• Khmer: មូលដ្ឋាន (muulatthaan) — something from which other things extend
• Korean: 기초 (gicho) — something from which other things extend
• Central Kurdish: بنکە (binke) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: негиз (negiz) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: түп (tüp) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: база (baza) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: себеп (sebep) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: базис (bazis) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: байыр (bayır) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: цоколь (tsokol) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: фундамент (fundament) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: таман (taman) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: негиздөө (negizdöö) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: негизделүү (negizdelüü) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: негиз салуу (negiz saluu) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: жайлашуу (jaylaşuu) — something from which other things extend
• Kyrgyz: таянуу (tayanuu) — something from which other things extend
• Lao: ກະທູ້ (ka thū) — something from which other things extend
• Lao: ຕີນ (tīn) — something from which other things extend
• Lao: ມູນ (mūn) — something from which other things extend
• Latin: solum — something from which other things extend
• Macedonian: основа (osnova) — something from which other things extend
• Malay: asas — something from which other things extend
• Malayalam: അടിസ്ഥാനം (aṭisthānaṁ) — something from which other things extend
• Māori: take — something from which other things extend
• Māori: taketake — something from which other things extend
• Māori: tatūnga — something from which other things extend
• Occitan: basa — something from which other things extend
• Occitan: fondament — something from which other things extend
• Iranian Persian: بُنْیاد (bonyâd) — something from which other things extend
• Iranian Persian: بُن (bon) — something from which other things extend
• Iranian Persian: پایِه (pâye) — something from which other things extend
• Iranian Persian: شالودِه (šâlude) — something from which other things extend
• Iranian Persian: اَساس (asâs) — something from which other things extend
• Plautdietsch: Grunt — something from which other things extend
• Polish: podstawa — something from which other things extend
• Polish: fundament — something from which other things extend
• Polish: baza — something from which other things extend
• Portuguese: base — something from which other things extend
• Quechua: tiksi — something from which other things extend
• Romanian: bază — something from which other things extend
• Romanian: fundament — something from which other things extend
• Russian: осно́ва (osnóva) — something from which other things extend
• Russian: фунда́мент (fundáment) — something from which other things extend
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — something from which other things extend
• Russian: основа́ние (osnovánije) — something from which other things extend
• Russian: ба́зис (bázis) — something from which other things extend
• Serbo-Croatian: тѐмељ — something from which other things extend
• Serbo-Croatian: tèmelj — something from which other things extend
• Slovak: základ — something from which other things extend
• Slovak: základy — something from which other things extend
• Slovene: temelj — something from which other things extend
• Southern Altai: тӧс (tös) — something from which other things extend
• Southern Altai: тӧӧс (töös) — something from which other things extend
• Southern Altai: база (baza) — something from which other things extend
• Southern Altai: фундамент (fundament) — something from which other things extend
• Spanish: base — something from which other things extend
• Spanish: orlo — something from which other things extend
• Swahili: uanzishaji — something from which other things extend
• Swedish: grund — something from which other things extend
• Swedish: bas — something from which other things extend
• Tajik: бунёд (bunyod) — something from which other things extend
• Tajik: асос (asos) — something from which other things extend
• Telugu: పీఠం (pīṭhaṁ) — something from which other things extend
• Tetum: hun — something from which other things extend
• Thai: ฐาน (tǎan) — something from which other things extend
• Thai: โคน (koon) — something from which other things extend
• Thai: พื้นฐาน (pʉ́ʉn-tǎan) — something from which other things extend
• Tibetan: རྨང་གཞི (rmang gzhi) — something from which other things extend
• Tibetan: མཐིལ (mthil) — something from which other things extend
• Turkish: temelesas — something from which other things extend
• Turkish: kaide — something from which other things extend
• Ottoman Turkish: قاعده (kaʿide) — something from which other things extend
• Ottoman Turkish: تمل (temel) — something from which other things extend
• Ukrainian: осно́ва (osnóva) — something from which other things extend
• Ukrainian: підста́ва (pidstáva) — something from which other things extend
• Ukrainian: ба́за (báza) — something from which other things extend
• Ukrainian: фунда́мент (fundáment) — something from which other things extend
• Urdu: بُنِیاد (buniyād) — something from which other things extend
• Urdu: بُنْیاد (bunyād) — something from which other things extend
• Welsh: gwaelod — something from which other things extend
• Bulgarian: старт (start) — starting point of thought
• Catalan: base — starting point of thought
• Catalan: principi — starting point of thought
• Catalan: fonament — starting point of thought
• Chinese Mandarin: 基礎 /基础 (jīchǔ) — starting point of thought
• Czech: základ — starting point of thought
• Dutch: basis — starting point of thought
• Dutch: vertrekpunt — starting point of thought
• Estonian: alguspunkt — starting point of thought
• Estonian: põhi — starting point of thought
• Finnish: lähtökohta — starting point of thought
• French: base — starting point of thought
• Galician: base — starting point of thought
• German: Basis — starting point of thought
• German: Grundlage — starting point of thought
• Greek: βάση (vási) — starting point of thought
• Hebrew: נקודת מוצא (nequdat motza) — starting point of thought
• Hindi: मूल (mūl) — starting point of thought
• Indonesian: dasar pemikiran — starting point of thought
• Indonesian: landasan pemikiran — starting point of thought
• Italian: base — starting point of thought
• Kabuverdianu: baze — starting point of thought
• Kabuverdianu: bazi — starting point of thought
• Iranian Persian: ریشِه (riše) — starting point of thought
• Iranian Persian: پایِه (pâye) — starting point of thought
• Polish: baza — starting point of thought
• Portuguese: base — starting point of thought
• Romanian: bază — starting point of thought
• Russian: старт (start) — starting point of thought
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — starting point of thought
• Russian: ба́зис (bázis) — starting point of thought
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — starting point of thought
• Serbo-Croatian: тѐмељ — starting point of thought
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — starting point of thought
• Serbo-Croatian: tèmelj — starting point of thought
• Spanish: base — starting point of thought
• Swedish: början — starting point of thought
• Tibetan: གཞི་རྟེན (gzhi rten) — starting point of thought
• Tibetan: གཞི་རྩ (gzhi rtsa) — starting point of thought
• Turkish: temel — starting point of thought
• Turkish: asıl — starting point of thought
• Turkish: dayanak — starting point of thought
• Turkish: kaide — starting point of thought
• Turkish: esas — starting point of thought
• Ottoman Turkish: تمل (temel) — starting point of thought
• Albanian: bazë — permanent structure for housing military
• Arabic: قَاعِدَة (qāʕida) — permanent structure for housing military
• Armenian: բազա (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Armenian: ռազմակայան (ṙazmakayan) — permanent structure for housing military
• Asturian: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Azerbaijani: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Belarusian: ба́за (báza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Bulgarian: ба́за (báza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Catalan: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Catalan: caserna — permanent structure for housing military
• Chinese Mandarin: 基地 (jīdì) — permanent structure for housing military
• Crimean Tatar: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Czech: základna — permanent structure for housing military
• Danish: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Dutch: basis — permanent structure for housing military
• Dutch: kazerne — permanent structure for housing military
• Estonian: baas — permanent structure for housing military
• Finnish: tukikohta — permanent structure for housing military
• French: base — permanent structure for housing military
• French: caserne — permanent structure for housing military
• Galician: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Georgian: ბაზა (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• German: Kaserne — permanent structure for housing military
• German: Basis — permanent structure for housing military
• German: Stützpunkt — permanent structure for housing military
• Greek: βάση (vási) — permanent structure for housing military
• Hebrew: בָּסִיס (basis) — permanent structure for housing military
• Hindi: अड्डा (aḍḍā) — permanent structure for housing military
• Hungarian: támaszpont — permanent structure for housing military
• Hungarian: bázis — permanent structure for housing military
• Icelandic: herstöð — permanent structure for housing military
• Ido: kazerno — permanent structure for housing military
• Indonesian: pangkalan — permanent structure for housing military
• Indonesian: markas — permanent structure for housing military
• Italian: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Italian: caserma — permanent structure for housing military
• Japanese: 基地 (kichi) — permanent structure for housing military
• Kazakh: база (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Khmer: អង្គ (ʼɑng) — permanent structure for housing military
• Khmer: ស្ថាន (sthaan) — permanent structure for housing military
• Khmer: មូលដ្ឋាន (muulatthaan) — permanent structure for housing military
• Korean: 기지 (giji) — permanent structure for housing military
• Kyrgyz: база (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Macedonian: база (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Malay: pangkalan — permanent structure for housing military
• Mongolian: бааз (baaz) — permanent structure for housing military
• Mongolian: суурин газар (suurin gazar) — permanent structure for housing military
• Norwegian Bokmål: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Norwegian Nynorsk: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Iranian Persian: پایْگاه (pâygâh) — permanent structure for housing military
• Polish: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Portuguese: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Romanian: bază — permanent structure for housing military
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Russian: опо́рный пункт (opórnyj punkt) — permanent structure for housing military
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — permanent structure for housing military
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — permanent structure for housing military
• Slovak: základňa — permanent structure for housing military
• Slovene: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Slovene: oporišče — permanent structure for housing military
• Spanish: base — permanent structure for housing military
• Swedish: bas — permanent structure for housing military
• Swedish: kasern — permanent structure for housing military
• Tagalog: takad — permanent structure for housing military
• Tagalog: hukbuhing takad — permanent structure for housing military
• Tajik: база (baza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Tajik: пойгоҳ (poygoh) — permanent structure for housing military
• Telugu: స్థావరం (sthāvaraṁ) — permanent structure for housing military
• Thai: ฐานทัพ (tǎan-táp) — permanent structure for housing military
• Tibetan: དམག་སྒར (dmag sgar) — permanent structure for housing military
• Turkish: üs — permanent structure for housing military
• Turkish: kaide — permanent structure for housing military
• Turkish: karargâh — permanent structure for housing military
• Turkmen: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Ukrainian: ба́за (báza) — permanent structure for housing military
• Urdu: اڈا (aḍḍā) — permanent structure for housing military
• Uzbek: baza — permanent structure for housing military
• Vietnamese: căn cứ — permanent structure for housing military
• Arabic: قَاعِدَة (qāʕida) — headquarters
• Arabic: مَرْكَز (markaz) — headquarters
• Asturian: base — headquarters
• Asturian: sede — headquarters
• Bulgarian: централа (centrala) — headquarters
• Bulgarian: щаб (štab) — headquarters
• Catalan: seu — headquarters
• Chinese Mandarin: 總部 /总部 (zǒngbù) — headquarters
• Danish: hovedkvarter — headquarters
• Dutch: basis — headquarters
• Dutch: hoofdkwartier — headquarters
• Estonian: peakorter — headquarters
• Finnish: päämaja — headquarters
• French: base — headquarters
• French: quartier général — headquarters
• Galician: base — headquarters
• Galician: sede — headquarters
• Georgian: შტაბი (šṭabi) — headquarters
• German: Basis — headquarters
• Greek: βάση (vási) — headquarters
• Greek: έδρα (édra) — headquarters
• Hindi: मुख्यालय (mukhyālay) — headquarters
• Icelandic: bækistöðvar — headquarters
• Icelandic: höfuðstöðvar — headquarters
• Indonesian: kantor pusat — headquarters
• Italian: sede — headquarters
• Italian: quartier generale — headquarters
• Japanese: 司令部 (shireibu) — headquarters
• Korean: 사령부 (saryeongbu) — headquarters
• Malayalam: താവളം (tāvaḷaṁ) — headquarters
• Manx: bun-ynnyd — headquarters
• Māori: papa taunga — headquarters
• Māori: papataunga — headquarters
• Norwegian Bokmål: hovedkvarter — headquarters
• Iranian Persian: سِتاد (setâd) — headquarters
• Iranian Persian: پایْگاه (pâygâh) — headquarters
• Polish: baza — headquarters
• Polish: sztab — headquarters
• Portuguese: base — headquarters
• Portuguese: sede — headquarters
• Russian: штаб (štab) — headquarters
• Russian: штаб-кварти́ра (štab-kvartíra) — headquarters
• Spanish: base — headquarters
• Spanish: sede — headquarters
• Swedish: högkvarter — headquarters
• Telugu: స్థావరం (sthāvaraṁ) — headquarters
• Thai: ฐานทัพ (tǎan-táp) — headquarters
• Turkish: karargâh — headquarters
• Turkish: merkez — headquarters
• Turkish: üs — headquarters
• Bulgarian: основа (osnova) — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Finnish: perusraaka-aine — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Indonesian: bahan — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Indonesian: bahan dasar — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Italian: ingrediente — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Italian: basilare — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Japanese: ベース (bēsu) — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Slovak: základ — cooking, painting, pharmacy: basic but essential component or ingredient
• Bulgarian: байц (bajc) — substance used as mordant in dyeing
• Finnish: puretin — substance used as mordant in dyeing
• Italian: mordente — substance used as mordant in dyeing
• Bulgarian: основа (osnova) — cosmetics: a cosmetic cream to make the face appear uniform
• Finnish: perusvoide — cosmetics: a cosmetic cream to make the face appear uniform
• Italian: sottofondo — cosmetics: a cosmetic cream to make the face appear uniform
• Afrikaans: basis — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Arabic: قَاعِدَة (qāʕida) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Armenian: հիմք (himkʻ) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Asturian: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Azerbaijani: əsas — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Belarusian: асно́ва (asnóva) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Belarusian: аснава́нне (asnavánnje) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Bulgarian: осно́ва (osnóva) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Burmese: ဘေ့စ် (bhec.) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Burmese: ဗေ့စ် (bec.) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Catalan: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Chinese Mandarin: 鹼性 /碱性 (jiǎnxìng) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Crimean Tatar: baza — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Czech: zásada — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Czech: báze — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Czech: alkálie — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Danish: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Dutch: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Estonian: alus — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Finnish: emäs — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• French: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Galician: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Georgian: ფუძე (puʒe) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• German: Base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Greek: βάση (vási) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Hebrew: בָּסִיס (basís) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Hungarian: bázis — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Hungarian: lúg — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Indonesian: alkali — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Indonesian: basa — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Italian: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Italian: alcali — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Japanese: 塩基 (enki) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Khmer: បាស (baah) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Korean: 염기 (yeomgi) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Malay: bes — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Malayalam: ക്ഷാരം (kṣāraṁ) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Māori: pāpāhua — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Norwegian Bokmål: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Norwegian Nynorsk: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Dari: اساس (asās) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Iranian Persian: باز (bâz) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Polish: zasada — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Portuguese: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Punjabi: اساس — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Russian: основа́ние (osnovánije) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Serbo-Croatian: лу̀жина — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Serbo-Croatian: lùžina — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Slovak: zásada — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Slovene: baza — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Spanish: base — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Swedish: bas — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Tagalog: tangkap — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Tajik: асос (asos) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Telugu: క్షారం (kṣāraṁ) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Thai: เบส (bèes) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Thai: ด่าง (dàang) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Turkish: baz — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Ukrainian: осно́ва (osnóva) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Urdu: اساس (asās) — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Vietnamese: bazơ — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Volapük: bäd — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Welsh: bas — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Welsh: sawd — chemical compound that will neutralize an acid
• Chinese Mandarin: 壘 /垒 (lěi) — safe zone in children's game
• Czech: pikola — safe zone in children's game
• Estonian: kodu — safe zone in children's game
• Finnish: koti — safe zone in children's game
• Finnish: pesä — safe zone in children's game
• Greek: μάνα (mána) — safe zone in children's game
• Hungarian: ház — safe zone in children's game
• Icelandic: stikkfrí — safe zone in children's game
• Norwegian: frie — safe zone in children's game
• Portuguese: pique — safe zone in children's game
• Bulgarian: ба́за (báza) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Catalan: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Chinese Mandarin: 壘 /垒 (lěi) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Czech: meta — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Danish: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Dutch: honk — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Finnish: pesä — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• French: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• French: but — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• French: coussin — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Galician: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Greek: βάση (vási) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Japanese: 塁 (rui) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Korean: 루 (ru) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Māori: pūrei — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Polish: baza — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Portuguese: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Spanish: base — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Swedish: bas — baseball: one of the three places that a runner can stand in safety
• Bulgarian: осно́ва (osnóva) — lowermost part of a column
• Catalan: basament — lowermost part of a column
• Czech: patka — lowermost part of a column
• Danish: basis — lowermost part of a column
• Finnish: kanta — lowermost part of a column
• German: Sockel — lowermost part of a column
• Greek: βάση (vási) — lowermost part of a column
• Hindi: नींव (nī̃v) — lowermost part of a column
• Hungarian: lábazat — lowermost part of a column
• Italian: base — lowermost part of a column
• Italian: zoccolo — lowermost part of a column
• Italian: basamento — lowermost part of a column
• Italian: piedistallo — lowermost part of a column
• Iranian Persian: پِیْ (pey) — lowermost part of a column
• Polish: baza — lowermost part of a column
• Portuguese: base — lowermost part of a column
• Russian: осно́ва (osnóva) — lowermost part of a column
• Serbo-Croatian: о̏снова — lowermost part of a column
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — lowermost part of a column
• Serbo-Croatian: ȍsnova — lowermost part of a column
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — lowermost part of a column
• Spanish: basamento — lowermost part of a column
• Thai: โคน (koon) — lowermost part of a column
• Turkish: temel — lowermost part of a column
• Bulgarian: база (baza) — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Czech: báze — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Danish: base — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Finnish: emäs — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Indonesian: basa — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — biology: nucleobase in the context of DNA or RNA
• Bulgarian: основа (osnova) — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Czech: báze — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Finnish: kanta — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Finnish: lehtikanta — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Greek: βάση (vási) — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Tagalog: takad — botany: end of a leaf, petal or similar organ where it is attached to its support
• Bulgarian: ба́за (báza) — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Crimean Tatar: baza — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Czech: báze — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Danish: basis — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Finnish: kanta — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• French: base — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Georgian: ბაზა (baza) — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Polish: baza — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Portuguese: base — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Russian: ба́за (báza) — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Slovak: báza — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Swedish: bas — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Turkish: baz — electronics: controlling terminal of a transistor
• Arabic: قَاعِدَة (qāʕida) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Armenian: հիմք (himkʻ) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Azerbaijani: oturacaq — geometry: lowest side or face
• Bulgarian: осно́ва (osnóva) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Catalan: base — geometry: lowest side or face
• Czech: základna — geometry: lowest side or face
• Dutch: basis — geometry: lowest side or face
• Finnish: kanta — geometry: lowest side or face
• French: base — geometry: lowest side or face
• German: Basis — geometry: lowest side or face
• Greek: βάση (vási) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Hebrew: בסיס (basys) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Icelandic: grunnflötur — geometry: lowest side or face
• Ido: bazo — geometry: lowest side or face
• Italian: base — geometry: lowest side or face
• Korean: 밑변 (mitbyeon) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Korean: 밑면 (minmyeon) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Māori: pūtake — geometry: lowest side or face
• Marathi: पाया (pāyā) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Iranian Persian: قاعِدِه (ġâ'ede) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Polish: podstawa — geometry: lowest side or face
• Portuguese: base — geometry: lowest side or face
• Russian: основа́ние (osnovánije) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Russian: осно́ва (osnóva) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Slovene: osnovnica — geometry: lowest side or face
• Swedish: bas — geometry: lowest side or face
• Tagalog: takad — geometry: lowest side or face
• Telugu: భూమి (bhūmi) — geometry: lowest side or face
• Turkish: taban — geometry: lowest side or face
• Danish: skjoldfod — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Dutch: schildvoet — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Finnish: tyviö — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Finnish: tyvi — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• French: champagne — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• German: Schildfuß — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Italian: campagna — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Spanish: campaña — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Swedish: stam — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Swedish: sköldfot — heraldic charge: lowest third of a shield or field
• Asturian: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Bulgarian: основа (osnova) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Catalan: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Czech: základ — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Danish: grundtal — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Estonian: aste — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Finnish: kantaluku — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Finnish: kanta — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• French: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Galician: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Greek: βάση (vási) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Hungarian: alap — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Icelandic: veldisstofn — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Italian: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Japanese: 底 (tei) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Korean: 밑 (mit) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Māori: pūtake — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Iranian Persian: مَبْنا (mabnâ) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Polish: podstawa — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Portuguese: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Romanian: bază — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Russian: основа́ние (osnovánije) — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Serbo-Croatian: ба́за — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Serbo-Croatian: báza — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Spanish: base — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Swedish: bas — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Tagalog: takad — math: number raised to the power of an exponent
• Bulgarian: база (baza) — topology: set of sets from which a topology is derived
• Finnish: kanta — topology: set of sets from which a topology is derived
• Polish: baza — topology: set of sets from which a topology is derived
• Finnish: kanta — topology: topological space, looked at in relation to one of its covering spaces, fibrations, or bundles
• Finnish: alamies — acrobatics, cheerleading: person who supports the flyer
• Bulgarian: основа (osnova) — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Finnish: kanta — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Indonesian: kata dasar — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Indonesian: kata baku — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Māori: tumu — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Māori: kupu kiko — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Polish: baza — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Turkish: kök — linguistics: morpheme that serves as foundation on which affixes can be attached
• Bulgarian: поли (poli) — lower part of a robe or petticoat
• Finnish: helma — lower part of a robe or petticoat
• Ingrian: helma — lower part of a robe or petticoat
• Finnish: perusviiva — surveying: line that serves as the origin for measurements
• Chinese Mandarin: 基本盤 /基本盘 (jīběnpán) — group of voters who almost always support a single party's candidates
• Arabic: يُبْنَى عَلَى (yubnā ʕalā) — have as its foundation or starting point
• Arabic: يَسْتَنِدُ إِلَى (yastanidu ʔilā) — have as its foundation or starting point
• Armenian: հիմնվել (himnvel) — have as its foundation or starting point
• Asturian: basar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Bulgarian: основавам се (osnovavam se) — have as its foundation or starting point
• Catalan: basar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Ngazidja Comorian: utegemea — have as its foundation or starting point
• Danish: basere — have as its foundation or starting point
• Dutch: baseren — have as its foundation or starting point
• Dutch: zich baseren op — have as its foundation or starting point
• Esperanto: bazi — have as its foundation or starting point
• Estonian: lähtuma — have as its foundation or starting point
• Finnish: perustaa — have as its foundation or starting point
• French: baser — have as its foundation or starting point
• Galician: basear — have as its foundation or starting point
• German: basieren — have as its foundation or starting point
• Greek: βασίζω (vasízo) — have as its foundation or starting point
• Haitian Creole: baze — have as its foundation or starting point
• Ido: apogar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Indonesian: dasar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Indonesian: didasarkan — have as its foundation or starting point
• Indonesian: bedasarkan — have as its foundation or starting point
• Interlingua: basar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Italian: basare — have as its foundation or starting point
• Italian: erigere — have as its foundation or starting point
• Italian: edificare — have as its foundation or starting point
• Polish: bazować — have as its foundation or starting point
• Portuguese: basear-se em — have as its foundation or starting point
• Slovak: zakladať — have as its foundation or starting point
• Slovak: opierať — have as its foundation or starting point
• Spanish: basar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Spanish: fundamentar — have as its foundation or starting point
• Swedish: basera — have as its foundation or starting point
• Swedish: grunda — have as its foundation or starting point
• Tagalog: ibase — have as its foundation or starting point
• Volapük: stabön — have as its foundation or starting point
• Bulgarian: базирам се (baziram se) — be located
• Finnish: sijaita — be located
• Greek: εδρεύω (edrévo) — be located
• Indonesian: terletak — be located
• Indonesian: berpusat — be located
• Persian: بنیانگذاری (bonyângozâri) — be located
• Persian: پایهگذاری (pâye-gozâri) — be located
• Persian: پیریزی (pey-rizi) — be located
• Polish: bazować — be located
• Portuguese: basear-se em — be located
• Portuguese: ficar em — be located