bolt

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From Middle English bolt, from Old English bolt, from Proto-West Germanic *bolt, from Proto-Germanic *bultaz, perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *bheld- (“to knock, strike”). Compare Lithuanian beldu (“I knock”), baldas (“pole for striking”). Akin to Dutch and West Frisian bout, German Bolz or Bolzen, Danish bolt, Swedish bult, Icelandic bolti. The association of thunder and lightning with 'bolts' is found back into prehistory in many cultures, at least in Eurasia. It comes from the long-standing widespread belief that lightning was caused by bolts, darts, or stones hurtling down from the sky to the earth. This belief was still regarded as commonplace until at least 1929.

* As an English surname, from the noun bolt, for a maker of bolts, or a nickname for a short and heavy person. * Also as an English surname, variant of Bold. * As a Dutch, north/Low German and Danish surname, from the old Germanic name Baldo, derived from the adjective bold and related to the above. Compare Boldt.

From Middle English bulten, from Anglo-Norman buleter, Old French bulter (modern French bluter), from a Germanic source originally meaning "bag, pouch" cognate with Middle High German biuteln (“to sift”), from Proto-Germanic *buzdô (“beetle, grub, swelling”), from Proto-Indo-European *bhūs- (“to move quickly”). Cognate with Dutch buidel.

431 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: bulloni — metal fastener
• Arabic: مِصْمَال (miṣmāl) — metal fastener
• Armenian: հեղույս (heġuys) — metal fastener
• Azerbaijani: bolt — metal fastener
• Basque: torloju — metal fastener
• Belarusian: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Belarusian: шру́ба (šrúba) — metal fastener
• Bulgarian: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Burmese: မူလီ (muli) — metal fastener
• Catalan: balda — metal fastener
• Chinese Mandarin: 螺栓 (luóshuān) — metal fastener
• Czech: šroub — metal fastener
• Danish: bolt — metal fastener
• Dutch: bout — metal fastener
• Esperanto: ŝraŭbo — metal fastener
• Esperanto: bolto — metal fastener
• Estonian: polt — metal fastener
• Finnish: pultti — metal fastener
• French: boulon — metal fastener
• French: vis — metal fastener
• Galician: parafuso — metal fastener
• Galician: bulón — metal fastener
• Galician: tarrago — metal fastener
• Georgian: ჭანჭიკი (č̣anč̣iḳi) — metal fastener
• German: Schraube — metal fastener
• German: Bolzen — metal fastener
• German: Schraubbolzen — metal fastener
• German: Bohrhaken — metal fastener
• Ancient Greek: βλῆτρον (blêtron) — metal fastener
• Ancient Greek: γόμφος (gómphos) — metal fastener
• Hebrew: בורג \ בֹּרֶג (bóreg) — metal fastener
• Hindi: बोल्ट (bolṭ) — metal fastener
• Hindi: पेंच (pẽc) — metal fastener
• Hungarian: csavar — metal fastener
• Ingrian: boltta — metal fastener
• Irish: bolta — metal fastener
• Italian: bullone — metal fastener
• Japanese: ボルト (boruto) — metal fastener
• Kabuverdianu: parafuzu — metal fastener
• Kabuverdianu: parafuze — metal fastener
• Kazakh: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Khmer: ខ្ចៅឈ្មោល (khcaw chmool) — metal fastener
• Korean: 볼트 (bolteu) — metal fastener
• Kyrgyz: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Lao: ເຫລັກບູລອງ (lek bū lǭng) — metal fastener
• Lao: ບູລອງ (bū lǭng) — metal fastener
• Lao: ຄວງ (khūang) — metal fastener
• Latin: pessulus — metal fastener
• Latvian: bulta — metal fastener
• Lithuanian: varžtas — metal fastener
• Macedonian: завртка (zavrtka) — metal fastener
• Macedonian: шраф (šraf) — metal fastener
• Malay: bolt — metal fastener
• Māori: whaowiri — metal fastener
• Mongolian: боолт (boolt) — metal fastener
• Nepali: पेच (pec) — metal fastener
• Norwegian Bokmål: bolt — metal fastener
• Norwegian Bokmål: skrue — metal fastener
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bolt — metal fastener
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skrue — metal fastener
• Occitan: bolon — metal fastener
• Persian: بلت (bolt) — metal fastener
• Polish: śruba — metal fastener
• Portuguese: parafuso — metal fastener
• Romanian: bolț — metal fastener
• Russian: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Russian: винт (vint) — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: рѐза — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: преворница — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: ви́јак — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: за̏ковица — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: rèza — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: prevornica — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: víjak — metal fastener
• Serbo-Croatian: zȁkovica — metal fastener
• Slovak: skrutka — metal fastener
• Slovene: vijak — metal fastener
• Southern Altai: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Spanish: tornillo — metal fastener
• Spanish: bulón — metal fastener
• Spanish: perno — metal fastener
• Swahili: bolti — metal fastener
• Swedish: bult — metal fastener
• Tajik: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Thai: สลัก (sà-làk) — metal fastener
• Thai: กลอน (glɔɔn) — metal fastener
• Turkish: cıvata — metal fastener
• Turkmen: bolt — metal fastener
• Ukrainian: болт (bolt) — metal fastener
• Urdu: بولٹ (bolṭ) — metal fastener
• Uyghur: بولتا (bolta) — metal fastener
• Uzbek: bolt — metal fastener
• Vietnamese: bu lông — metal fastener
• Welsh: bollt — metal fastener
• Welsh: bollten — metal fastener
• Zazaki: cıwate — metal fastener
• Albanian: kyçi — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Azerbaijani: sürgü — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Bulgarian: резе́ (rezé) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Bulgarian: ма́ндало (mándalo) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Catalan: forrellat — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Chinese Mandarin: 門栓 /门栓 (ménshuān) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Dutch: grendel — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Esperanto: riglilo — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Finnish: salpa — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• French: verrou — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: bulón — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: chavella — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: caravilla — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: tarabelo — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: ferrollo — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: zorrolo — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: pen — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: bío — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Galician: mourón — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• German: Riegel — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• German: Bolzen — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• German: Falle — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• German: Dorn — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• German: Schuber — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Hawaiian: lāʻau keʻa — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Hindi: सिटकनी (siṭaknī) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Hungarian: retesz — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Italian: chiavistello — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Italian: barilotto — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Italian: rocchetto — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Khmer: ចន្ទាស់ (cɑɑcɑntŏəh) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Khmer: រនុក (rɔɔrɔnuk) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Khmer: សន្ទះ (sɑɑsɑntĕəh) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Latin: veru — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Latvian: bulta — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Māori: whakarawa — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Māori: tūtaki — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Māori: koropā — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Norwegian Bokmål: rigel — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Polish: zasuwa — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Polish: zasuwka — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Polish: rygiel — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Portuguese: trinco — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Portuguese: ferrolho — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Portuguese: tranca — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Russian: засо́в (zasóv) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Russian: задви́жка (zadvížka) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Serbo-Croatian: за̏вр̄тањ — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Serbo-Croatian: zȁvr̄tanj — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Slovak: západka — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Southern Altai: јылдырма (ǰïldïrma) — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: cerrojo — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: falleba — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: tranquilla — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: pasador — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: aldabilla — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Spanish: trinquete — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Swedish: kolv c låskolv — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Swedish: regel — sliding pin or bar in a lock
• Albanian: shul — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Albanian: dry — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Armenian: սողնակ (soġnak) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Azerbaijani: sürgü — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Belarusian: за́саўка (zásawka) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Belarusian: за́саў (zásaw) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Catalan: forrellat — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Chinese Mandarin: 門栓 /门栓 (ménshuān) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Danish: slå — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Dutch: grendel — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Esperanto: blokilo — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Finnish: telki — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Finnish: salpa — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Finnish: säppi — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• French: verrou — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Galician: tranqueira — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Galician: cincón — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Galician: sarreira — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Galician: tabasa — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• German: Riegel — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Greek: σύρτης (sýrtis) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ancient Greek: ὀχεύς (okheús) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Hungarian: tolózár — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Icelandic: slagbrandur — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Italian: chiavistello — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Latin: sera — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Latin: pessulus — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Māori: whakarawa — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Māori: tūtaki — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Polish: rygiel — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Polish: antaba — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Portuguese: barra — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Portuguese: tranca — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Russian: засо́в (zasóv) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Serbo-Croatian: ши̑п — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Serbo-Croatian: чѝвија — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Serbo-Croatian: šȋp — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Serbo-Croatian: čìvija — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Spanish: tranca — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Swedish: regel — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Tamil: தாழ்பாள் (tāḻpāḷ) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Turkish: sürgü — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ottoman Turkish: ماندال (mandal) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ottoman Turkish: كلید (kilid) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ottoman Turkish: مغلاق (miğlak) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ukrainian: за́сув (zásuv) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ukrainian: за́сов (zásov) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ukrainian: за́сувка (zásuvka) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Ukrainian: за́совка (zásovka) — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Zazaki: sırme — bar to prevent a door from being forced open
• Belarusian: затво́р (zatvór) — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Chinese Mandarin: 螺栓 (luóshuān) — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Danish: bundstykke — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Dutch: grendel — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Esperanto: ĉano — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Finnish: lukko — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Galician: ferrollo — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Galician: zorrolo — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• German: Schloß — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Greek: κλείστρο (kleístro) — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Italian: otturatore — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Māori: pine — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Norwegian: sluttstykke — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Russian: затво́р (zatvór) — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Serbo-Croatian: затва̀ра̄ч — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Serbo-Croatian: zatvàrāč — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Slovak: uzáver — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Swedish: slutstycke — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Ukrainian: затво́р (zatvór) — sliding mechanism to chamber and unchamber a cartridge in a firearm
• Catalan: treta — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Chinese Mandarin: 弩箭 (nǔjiàn) — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Dutch: bout — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Dutch: pijl — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Finnish: vasama — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• French: carreau — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Galician: virote — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• German: Bolzen — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• German: kurzer Pfeil — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Ancient Greek: κέστρος (késtros) — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Hindi: बाण (bāṇ) — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Latvian: strēle — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Latvian: šautra — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Latvian: bulta — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Polish: bełt — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Portuguese: virote — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Russian: арбале́тная стрела́ (arbalétnaja strelá) — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: стрелка — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: стре́ла — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: стрије́ла — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: strelka — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: stréla — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Serbo-Croatian: strijéla — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Spanish: virote — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Swedish: pil — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Swedish: skäkta — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Ottoman Turkish: اوق (ok) — short, stout, blunt-headed arrow
• Albanian: xixë — lightning spark
• Bulgarian: мъ́лния (mǎ́lnija) — lightning spark
• Catalan: llampec — lightning spark
• Chinese Mandarin: 閃電 /闪电 (shǎndiàn) — lightning spark
• Dutch: schicht — lightning spark
• Esperanto: fulmo — lightning spark
• Esperanto: sparko — lightning spark
• Finnish: salama — lightning spark
• French: éclair — lightning spark
• Galician: faísca — lightning spark
• Galician: funisca — lightning spark
• Galician: fuísca — lightning spark
• Galician: falmega — lightning spark
• Galician: fírgoa — lightning spark
• Galician: chispa — lightning spark
• German: Blitz — lightning spark
• German: Blitzschlag — lightning spark
• German: Donnerkeil — lightning spark
• German: Strahl — lightning spark
• Hindi: बिजली (bijlī) — lightning spark
• Hungarian: villám — lightning spark
• Irish: splanc — lightning spark
• Italian: fulmine — lightning spark
• Italian: saetta — lightning spark
• Japanese: 落雷 (rakurai) — lightning spark
• Japanese: 稲妻 (inazuma) — lightning spark
• Japanese: 金剛 (kongō) — lightning spark
• Latvian: šautra — lightning spark
• Polish: piorun — lightning spark
• Polish: grom — lightning spark
• Portuguese: relâmpago — lightning spark
• Portuguese: faísca — lightning spark
• Russian: мо́лния (mólnija) — lightning spark
• Spanish: chispa — lightning spark
• Spanish: rayo — lightning spark
• Swedish: blixt c vigg — lightning spark
• Tatar: яшен (yäşen) — lightning spark
• Bulgarian: топ (top) — large roll of material
• Chinese Mandarin: 匹 (pǐ) — large roll of material
• Dutch: rol — large roll of material
• Esperanto: ŝtofbobeno — large roll of material
• Esperanto: rulaĵo — large roll of material
• Finnish: rulla — large roll of material
• Finnish: pakka — large roll of material
• Finnish: paali — large roll of material
• French: rouleau — large roll of material
• Galician: roldo — large roll of material
• Galician: rolo — large roll of material
• German: Ballen — large roll of material
• German: Rolle — large roll of material
• Hebrew: גְּלִילָה (glilah) — large roll of material
• Hungarian: vég — large roll of material
• Italian: rotolo — large roll of material
• Japanese: 反物 (tanmono) — large roll of material
• Māori: pōkai (papanga) — large roll of material
• Portuguese: rolo — large roll of material
• Russian: руло́н (rulón) — large roll of material
• Scottish Gaelic: bolta — large roll of material
• Serbo-Croatian: смо̏так — large roll of material
• Serbo-Croatian: ба̏ла — large roll of material
• Serbo-Croatian: smȍtak — large roll of material
• Serbo-Croatian: bȁla — large roll of material
• Spanish: rollo — large roll of material
• Swedish: bunt c packe — large roll of material
• Swedish: rulle — large roll of material
• Chinese Mandarin: 捲 /卷 (juǎn) — standard measure of length of canvas
• Finnish: pakka — standard measure of length of canvas
• Serbo-Croatian: ба̏ла — standard measure of length of canvas
• Serbo-Croatian: bȁla — standard measure of length of canvas
• Finnish: livistys — sudden flight, as to escape creditors
• Finnish: livahdus — sudden flight, as to escape creditors
• German: Sprung — sudden flight, as to escape creditors
• Finnish: jalkarauta — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Finnish: kahle — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Galician: grilós — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• German: Fußeisen — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Portuguese: grilhão — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Spanish: esposas — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Spanish: cadenas — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Spanish: grillete — iron to fasten the legs of a prisoner; a shackle; a fetter
• Belarusian: знітаваць (znitavacʹ) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Bulgarian: закрепвам с болт (zakrepvam s bolt) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Finnish: pultata — to connect pieces using a bolt
• French: boulonner — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Galician: aparafusar — to connect pieces using a bolt
• German: anschrauben — to connect pieces using a bolt
• German: zusammenschrauben — to connect pieces using a bolt
• German: verschrauben — to connect pieces using a bolt
• German: verbolzen — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Hebrew: הבריג (hivríg) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Hungarian: csavaroz — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Italian: serrare — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Italian: imbullonare — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Portuguese: aparafusar — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Russian: скрепи́ть (skrepítʹ) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Russian: приви́нчивать (privínčivatʹ) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Russian: привинти́ть (privintítʹ) — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Spanish: atornillar — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Swedish: förbinda — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Swedish: fästa — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Swedish: skruva — to connect pieces using a bolt
• Bulgarian: залоствам (zalostvam) — to secure a door
• Esperanto: rigli — to secure a door
• Finnish: teljetä — to secure a door
• Finnish: salvata — to secure a door
• German: verriegeln — to secure a door
• German: zuriegeln — to secure a door
• German: abriegeln — to secure a door
• German: rigle — to secure a door
• Greek: αμπαρώνω (amparóno) — to secure a door
• Hungarian: elreteszel — to secure a door
• Ido: riglagar — to secure a door
• Italian: sprangare — to secure a door
• Māori: whakarawa — to secure a door
• Polish: ryglować — to secure a door
• Portuguese: trancar — to secure a door
• Spanish: trancar — to secure a door
• Swedish: regla — to secure a door
• Swedish: låsa — to secure a door
• Ottoman Turkish: مانداللامق (mandallamak) — to secure a door
• Bulgarian: хуквам (hukvam) — to accelerate suddenly
• Finnish: rynnätä — to accelerate suddenly
• German: wegspringen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: davonspringen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: springen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: zurückspringen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: durchgehen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: stürzen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: eilen — to accelerate suddenly
• German: sausen — to accelerate suddenly
• Russian: давать дёра (davatʹ djóra) — to accelerate suddenly
• Russian: дать дёра (datʹ djóra) — to accelerate suddenly
• Spanish: salir disparado — to accelerate suddenly
• Swedish: rusa — to accelerate suddenly
• Swedish: skena — to accelerate suddenly
• Bulgarian: офейквам (ofejkvam) — to escape
• Esperanto: forkuri — to escape
• Finnish: karata — to escape
• Finnish: paeta — to escape
• French: s’échapper — to escape
• French: s’enfuir — to escape
• German: entkommen — to escape
• German: davonspringen — to escape
• German: davonjagen — to escape
• German: fliehen — to escape
• German: davonstürzen — to escape
• German: wegrennen — to escape
• German: ausreißen — to escape
• German: davonlaufen — to escape
• German: abhauen — to escape
• German: davoneilen — to escape
• German: verschwinden — to escape
• German: durchbrennen — to escape
• German: sich davonmachen — to escape
• German: Reißaus nehmen — to escape
• German: fortlaufen — to escape
• Greek: αποδιδράσκω (apodidrásko) — to escape
• Greek: δραπετεύω (drapetévo) — to escape
• Italian: scappare — to escape
• Italian: fuggire — to escape
• Māori: mokowhiti — to escape
• Māori: mokohiti — to escape
• Swedish: schappa — to escape
• Swedish: fly — to escape
• Finnish: niellä kokonaisena — to swallow food without chewing
• Finnish: niellä pureskelematta — to swallow food without chewing
• German: schlingen — to swallow food without chewing
• German: verschlingen — to swallow food without chewing
• German: hinunterschlingen — to swallow food without chewing
• Ido: glutegar — to swallow food without chewing
• Italian: inghiottire — to swallow food without chewing
• Italian: trangugiare — to swallow food without chewing
• Latvian: rīt — to swallow food without chewing
• Māori: horopeta — to swallow food without chewing
• Māori: whaupa — to swallow food without chewing
• Finnish: venähtää — of a plant, to grow quickly
• French: monter en graine — of a plant, to grow quickly
• French: monter — of a plant, to grow quickly
• German: schießen — of a plant, to grow quickly
• German: in die Höhe schießen — of a plant, to grow quickly