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From Middle English bryngen, from Old English bringan, from Proto-West Germanic *bringan, from Proto-Germanic *bringaną (“to bring”), from Proto-Indo-European *bhrenk-, possibly based on *bher-. Compare Scots bring, West Frisian bringe, Low German brengen, Dutch brengen, Afrikaans bring, German bringen; also Welsh hebrwng (“to bring, lead”), Tocharian B pränk- (“to take away; restrain oneself, hold back”), Latvian brankti (“lying close”), Lithuanian branktas (“whiffletree”).

271 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: bring — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Albanian: sjell — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Albanian: bie — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Albanian: prun — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Southern Altai: экелер (ekeler) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Amharic: አመጣ (ʾämäṭa) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Amharic: ጣለ (ṭalä) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: أَحْضَرَ (ʔaḥḍara) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: جَاءَ بِـ (jāʔa bi-) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: أَتَى بِـ (ʔatā bi-) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: جَلَبَ (jalaba) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Chadian Arabic: جاب (jāb) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: جاب (gāb) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Arabic: جاب (jāb) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Aragonese: trayer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Armenian: բերել (berel) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Aromanian: aduc — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Assamese: আন (an) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Asturian: trayer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Asturian: llevar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Aymara: apaña — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Azerbaijani: gətirmək — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Bakhtiari: اوردن (aworden) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Basque: ekarri — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыно́сіць (prynósicʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыне́сці (prynjésci) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыво́дзіць (pryvódzicʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыве́сці (pryvjésci) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыво́зіць (pryvózicʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Belarusian: прыве́зці (pryvjézci) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Bengali: আনা (ana) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Bhojpuri: आनल (ānal) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Breton: kas — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Bulgarian: дона́сям (donásjam) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Bulgarian: дове́ждам (dovéždam) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Burmese: ယူလာ (yula) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Catalan: aportar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Cherokee: ᎠᏲᎯᏍᏗ (ayohisdi) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Chichewa: nyamula — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Chinese Mandarin: 帶來 /带来 (dàilái) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Chinese Mandarin: 帶去 /带去 (dàiqu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ngazidja Comorian: urwawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Corsican: purtà — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přinášet — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přinést — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přivádět — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přivést — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přivážet — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Czech: přivézt — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Dalmatian: portur — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Danish: bringe — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Dutch: brengen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Egyptian: ini:n (jnj) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Esperanto: alkonduki — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Esperanto: alporti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Estonian: tooma — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Extremaduran: trel — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Faroese: koma við — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Finnish: tuoda — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Finnish: viedä — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Franco-Provençal: amenar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• French: apporter — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• French: amener — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• North Frisian: bring — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• North Frisian: briange — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• North Frisian: bränge — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Old Frisian: bringa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• West-Frisian: bringe — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Friulian: puartâ — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Galician: traer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Galician: traguer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Galician: levar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Galician: carregar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Galician: portar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Georgian: მოტანა (moṭana) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• German: bringen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• German: holen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌲𐌲𐌰𐌽 (briggan) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Greek: φέρνω (férno) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ancient Greek: ἄγω (ágō) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ancient Greek: φέρω (phérō) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ancient Greek: ἐπάγω (epágō) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Gujarati: લાવવું (lāvvũ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Gujarati: આણવું (āṇavũ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Haitian Creole: pote — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hausa: kāwo — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hawaiian: lawe mai — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hawaiian: hō mai — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hebrew: הֵבִיא (heví) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hindi: लाना (lānā) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Hungarian: hoz — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Icelandic: færa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Icelandic: koma með — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ido: adportar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ido: portar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Igbo: weta — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Indonesian: bawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Indonesian: membawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ingrian: toovva — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Interlingua: apportar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Irish: tabhair — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Istriot: portà — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Italian: portare — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Japanese: 持って来る (motte-kuru) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Japanese: 持って行く (motte-iku) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Javanese: gawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Old Javanese: wawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Jeju: ᄀᆞ져오다 (gawjeooda) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Kazakh: әкелу (äkelu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Khmer: យក...មក (yɔɔk ... mɔɔk) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Khmer: នាំ...មក (noam ... mɔɔk) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Korean: 가져오다 (gajeooda) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Korean: 갖다 주다 (gatda juda) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Northern Kurdish: anîn — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Northern Kurdish: înan — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Kyrgyz: келүү (kelüü) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Kyrgyz: алып келүү (alıp kelüü) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lao: ເອົາມາ (ē ʼ mā) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lao: ນໍາ (nam) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latin: addō — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latin: addūcō — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latin: portō — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latin: afferō — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: nest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: atnest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: ienest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: vest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: atvest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Latvian: ievest — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lithuanian: atnešti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Low German: bringen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Luganda: leeta — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lushootseed: ʔəƛ̕txw — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Luxembourgish: bréngen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Macedonian: донесува (donesuva) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Macedonian: донесе (donese) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Macedonian: доведува (doveduva) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Macedonian: доведе (dovede) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Malay: bawa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Malayalam: കൊണ്ടുവരിക (koṇṭuvarika) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Maltese: ġab — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Maltese: wassal — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Māori: homai — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Māori: mau — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Māori: apatari — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Marathi: आणणे (āṇṇe) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Middle English: bryngen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Mongolian: авчрах (avčrax) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Neapolitan: purtà — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Nepali: ल्याउनु (lyāunu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Norman: emm'ner — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Norwegian Bokmål: bringe — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Norwegian Bokmål: ta med — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bringe — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ta med — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Occitan: aportar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Occitan: adúser — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Old English: bringan — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Old Galician-Portuguese: trager — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Old Saxon: bringan — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Oromo: fiduu — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ossetian: ӕрхӕссын (ærxæssyn) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Persian: آوردن (âvardan) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Plautdietsch: brinjen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przynosić — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przynieść — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przyprowadzać — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przyprowadzić — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przywozić — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Polish: przywieźć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Portuguese: trazer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Quechua: apamuy — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Romanian: aduce — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Romansh: purtar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: приноси́ть (prinosítʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: принести́ (prinestí) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: приводи́ть (privodítʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: привести́ (privestí) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: привози́ть (privozítʹ) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Russian: привезти́ (priveztí) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sanskrit: आनयति (ānayati) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sardinian: poltare — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sardinian: portare — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sardinian: vature — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Scots: bring — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Scottish Gaelic: thoir — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: донети — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: доносити — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: носити — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: понети — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: довести — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: доводити — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: дофурати — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: donijeti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: donositi — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: nositi — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: ponijeti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: dovesti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: dovoditi — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Serbo-Croatian: dofurati — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sicilian: purtari — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sinhalese: ගෙනෙනවා (genenawā) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: prinášať — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: priniesť — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: privádzať — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: priviesť — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: privážať — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovak: priviezť — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovene: prinašati — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Slovene: prinesti — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Somali: keenid — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lower Sorbian: wózyś — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lower Sorbian: wjasć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Lower Sorbian: póraś — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přinosyć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přinjesć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přiwodźić — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přiwjesć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přiwozyć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Upper Sorbian: přiwjezć — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Spanish: traer — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Spanish: llevar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Spanish: transportar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swahili: kuleta — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swahili: kuletea — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swedish: ta med — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swedish: bringa — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swedish: medföra — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Swedish: tillföra — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Sylheti: ꠀꠘꠣ (ana) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tagalog: dala — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tajik: овардан (ovardan) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tamil: கொண்டுவா (koṇṭuvā) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tamil: கொண்டு (koṇṭu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Telugu: తెచ్చు (teccu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Telugu: తీసుకొచ్చు (tīsukoccu) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Thai: นํา (nam) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Thai: เอามา (ao maa) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tocharian B: ās- — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Tok Pisin: bringim — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Turkish: getirmek — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Turkmen: getirmek — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ugaritic: 𐎊𐎁𐎍 (ybl) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: прино́сити (prynósyty) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: принести́ (prynestý) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: приво́дити (pryvódyty) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: привести́ (pryvestý) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: приво́зити (pryvózyty) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Ukrainian: привезти́ (pryveztý) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Urdu: لانا (lānā) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Uzbek: olib kelmoq — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Uzbek: opke (Toshkent) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Uzbek: keltirmoq — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Venetan: portar — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Vietnamese: mang — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Volapük: blinön — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Walloon: apoirter — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Walloon: abouter — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Walloon: atcheryî — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Walloon: amoenner — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Welsh: dod â — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Wolof: indy — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Xhosa: letha — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Yiddish: ברענגען (brengen) — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Yoruba: mú...wá — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Yoruba: gbé...wá — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Zazaki: arden — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Zazaki: anayen — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Zazaki: overden — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Zulu: letha — to transport toward somebody/somewhere
• Finnish: syöttää — baseball: to pitch