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• Received-Pronunciation: /kʌm/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [khʌm] ~ [khɐm]
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• Received-Pronunciation: kŭm
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• General-American: /kʌm/
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• General-American: [khʌm]
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• General-American: kŭm
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• [kəm]
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• [km̩]
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• [km]
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• /kʊm/ Northern England, Dublin, Cork
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• homophone: cum
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• rhymes with -ʌm
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *gwem- Proto-Indo-European *gwémt Proto-Germanic *kwemaną Proto-West Germanic *kweman Old English cuman Middle English comen English come From Middle English comen, cumen, from Old English cuman, from Proto-West Germanic *kweman, from Proto-Germanic *kwemaną (“to come”), from Proto-Indo-European *gwémt (“to step; to arrive”), from *gwem- (“to come, step”). Cognates Cognate from Proto-Germanic with Scots cum (“to come”), Yola come, coome, cum (“to come”), North Frisian kaame, kame, keem, kem, kum, kååme, käme (“to come”), Saterland Frisian kume, kuume (“to come”), West Frisian komme (“to come”), Alemannic German cha, cheemen, cheme, cho, chomu, chéeme (“to come”), Bavarian ckeman, kemma, kemman, khemen, kumma, kumman, kèmmin (“to come”), Central Franconian komme, kunn, kumme (“to come”), Cimbrian ken, khemmen, khèmman (“to come”), Dutch komen, kommen (“to come”), Dutch Low Saxon kåmen (“to come”), German and Luxembourgish kommen (“to come”), Low German kamen, kuemen (“to come”), Mòcheno kemmen (“to come”), Yiddish קימען (kimen), קומען (kumen, “to come”), Danish and Norwegian Bokmål komme (“to come”), Elfdalian kumå (“to come”), Faroese and Icelandic koma (“to come; to arrive”), Jamtish kuma (“to come”), Norwegian Nynorsk koma, komma, komme, kåmmå, kåmå (“to come”), Swedish komma (“to come”), Crimean Gothic kommen (“to come”), Gothic 𐌵𐌹𐌼𐌰𐌽 (qiman, “to come”). Cognate from Proto-Indo-European with Latin venio (“to come; to approach”), Greek βήμα (víma, “pace, step”), Albanian ngah, ngaj (“to hasten, run”), Latvian dzimt (“to be born”), Lithuanian gimti (“to be born”), Armenian եկ (ek, “the act of coming, arrival; income”), Avestan 𐬔𐬀𐬨 (gam, “to come, go”), Northern Kurdish gav (“step”), Persian گام (gâm, “step”), Tocharian A kum- (“to come”), Tocharian B käm- (“to come”), Sanskrit गम् (gam, “to come, go, move”).

See comma.

448 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аара (aara) — to move nearer
• Afrikaans: kom — to move nearer
• Akan: bra — to move nearer
• Akkadian: alākum — to move nearer
• Albanian: vij — to move nearer
• Southern Altai: келер (keler) — to move nearer
• Arabic: جَاءَ (jāʔa) — to move nearer
• Arabic: أَتَى (ʔatā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: جا (gā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: جه (geh) — to move nearer
• Arabic: جا (jā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: جا (jā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: إجا (ʔijā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: إجا (ʔijā) — to move nearer
• Arabic: أجا (ʔajā) — to move nearer
• Tunisian Arabic: جاء (jāʔ) — to move nearer
• Armenian: գալ (gal) — to move nearer
• Aromanian: vin — to move nearer
• Aromanian: yin — to move nearer
• Assamese: আহ (ah) — to move nearer
• Early Assamese: আস্ — to move nearer
• Early Assamese: আ (a) — to move nearer
• Asturian: venir — to move nearer
• Avestan: 𐬘𐬀𐬨𐬀𐬌𐬙𐬌 (jamaiti) — to move nearer
• Azerbaijani: gəlmək — to move nearer
• Bakhtiari: اودن (aweðen) — to move nearer
• Balinese: teka — to move nearer
• Bangi: ya — to move nearer
• Basque: etorri — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прыбыва́ць (prybyvácʹ) — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прыбы́ць (prybýcʹ) — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прыхо́дзіць (pryxódzicʹ) — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прыйсці́ (pryjscí) — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прыязджа́ць (pryjazdžácʹ) — to move nearer
• Belarusian: прые́хаць (pryjéxacʹ) — to move nearer
• Bengali: আসা (aśa) — to move nearer
• Bhojpuri: आइल (āil) — to move nearer
• Boloki: ya — to move nearer
• Borôro: aregodu — to move nearer
• Brahui: barr — to move nearer
• Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin: ratang — to move nearer
• Bulgarian: и́двам (ídvam) — to move nearer
• Bulgarian: до́йда (dójda) — to move nearer
• Burmese: လာ (la) — to move nearer
• Catalan: venir — to move nearer
• Chagatai: کلادو (kelādū) — to move nearer
• Chechen: лела (lela) — to move nearer
• Chinese Cantonese: 嚟 (lei4; lai4) — to move nearer
• Chinese: лэ (le) — to move nearer
• Eastern Min Chinese: 來 /来 (lì) — to move nearer
• Chinese Mandarin: 來 /来 (lái) — to move nearer
• Wu Chinese: 來 /来 — to move nearer
• East Circassian: къэкӏуэн (qɛkwʼɛn) — to move nearer
• West Circassian: къэкӏон (qɛkwʼon) — to move nearer
• Maore Comorian: uja — to move nearer
• Crimean Tatar: kelmek — to move nearer
• Czech: přicházet — to move nearer
• Czech: přijít — to move nearer
• Czech: přijíždět — to move nearer
• Czech: přijet — to move nearer
• Dalmatian: vener — to move nearer
• Danish: komme — to move nearer
• Dolgan: кэл (kel) — to move nearer
• Dutch: komen — to move nearer
• Egyptian: ii-i-D54 (jj) — to move nearer
• Egyptian: D54-w (jwj) — to move nearer
• Elfdalian: kumå — to move nearer
• Esperanto: veni — to move nearer
• Estonian: tulema — to move nearer
• Faroese: koma — to move nearer
• Fataluku: ma'u — to move nearer
• Finnish: tulla — to move nearer
• French: venir — to move nearer
• North Frisian: kaame — to move nearer
• North Frisian: kem — to move nearer
• North Frisian: kum — to move nearer
• West-Frisian: komme — to move nearer
• Friulian: vignî — to move nearer
• Galician: vir — to move nearer
• Georgian: მისვლა (misvla) — to move nearer
• Georgian: ჩამოსვლა (čamosvla) — to move nearer
• German: kommen — to move nearer
• German: choo — to move nearer
• Bavarian German: kemma — to move nearer
• Gothic: 𐌵𐌹𐌼𐌰𐌽 (qiman) — to move nearer
• Greek: έρχομαι (érchomai) — to move nearer
• Greek: πλησιάζω (plisiázo) — to move nearer
• Greek: ζυγώνω (zygóno) — to move nearer
• Greek: προσεγγίζω (prosengízo) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἀφικνέομαι (aphiknéomai) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἔρχομαι (érkhomai) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἱκνέομαι (hiknéomai) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἱκάνω (hikánō) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἵκω (híkō) — to move nearer
• Ancient Greek: ἥκω (hḗkō) — to move nearer
• Paraguayan Guarani: ju — to move nearer
• Haitian Creole: vini — to move nearer
• Hausa: zo — to move nearer
• Hebrew: בָּא (ba) — to move nearer
• Hindi: आना (ānā) — to move nearer
• White Hmong: los — to move nearer
• Hungarian: jön — to move nearer
• Hunsrik: komme — to move nearer
• Icelandic: koma — to move nearer
• Ido: venar — to move nearer
• Indonesian: datang — to move nearer
• Indonesian: mendatangi — to move nearer
• Indonesian: mendatang — to move nearer
• Indonesian: mendatangkan — to move nearer
• Interlingua: venir — to move nearer
• Irish: tar — to move nearer
• Old Irish: do·icc — to move nearer
• Old Irish: do·tét — to move nearer
• Istriot: vignì — to move nearer
• Italian: venire — to move nearer
• Jamaican Creole: come — to move nearer
• Japanese: 来る (kuru) — to move nearer
• Japanese: いらっしゃる (irassharu) — to move nearer
• Japanese: おいでになる (o-ide ni naru) — to move nearer
• Japanese: 参る (mairu) — to move nearer
• Javanese: teka — to move nearer
• Old Javanese: tĕka — to move nearer
• Jeju: 오다 (oda) — to move nearer
• Kaitag: цяна́ (cəná) — to move nearer
• Kaitag: цаба́хьара (cabáxara) — to move nearer
• Kaitag: цянара (cənara) — to move nearer
• Kamta: aṣ — to move nearer
• Karakhanid: کَلْماكْ (kelmēk) — to move nearer
• Kashmiri: یُن (yun) — to move nearer
• Kazakh: келу (kelu) — to move nearer
• Khakas: килерге (kilerge) — to move nearer
• Khmer: មក (mɔɔk) — to move nearer
• Kikuyu: ũka — to move nearer
• Korean: 오다 (oda) — to move nearer
• Kumyk: гелмек (gelmek) — to move nearer
• Central Kurdish: ھاتن (hatin) — to move nearer
• Northern Kurdish: hatin — to move nearer
• Kyrgyz: келүү (kelüü) — to move nearer
• Lao: ມາ (mā) — to move nearer
• Latin: venio — to move nearer
• Latin: progredior — to move nearer
• Latvian: nākt — to move nearer
• Lingala: ya — to move nearer
• Lithuanian: ateiti — to move nearer
• Lombard: vegnì — to move nearer
• Lü: ᦙᦱ (maa) — to move nearer
• Lushootseed: ʔəƛ̕ — to move nearer
• Lutuv: vaw — to move nearer
• Luxembourgish: kommen — to move nearer
• Macedonian: доаѓа (doaǵa) — to move nearer
• Macedonian: дојде (dojde) — to move nearer
• Makasae: ma'u — to move nearer
• Malay: datang — to move nearer
• Malay: mari — to move nearer
• Maltese: ġie — to move nearer
• Manchu: ᠵᡳᠮᠪᡳ (jimbi) — to move nearer
• Mansaka: datung — to move nearer
• Manx: tar — to move nearer
• Mauritian Creole: vini — to move nearer
• Middle English: comen — to move nearer
• Minangkabau: datang — to move nearer
• Mòcheno: kemmen — to move nearer
• Mongolian: ирэх (irex) — to move nearer
• Classical Nahuatl: huītz — to move nearer
• Nanai: ди- (ʒi-) — to move nearer
• Neapolitan: venì — to move nearer
• Nepali: आउनु (āunu) — to move nearer
• Norman: v'nîn — to move nearer
• Norwegian Bokmål: komme — to move nearer
• Norwegian Nynorsk: koma — to move nearer
• Occitan: venir — to move nearer
• Occitan: vir — to move nearer
• Odia: ଆସିବା (āsibā) — to move nearer
• Northern Ohlone: ká̄nak 'íwqisin — to move nearer
• Old English: cuman — to move nearer
• Old Prussian: perēitwei — to move nearer
• Old Saxon: kuman — to move nearer
• Old Turkic: 𐰚𐰠 (kel-) — to move nearer
• Ossetian: ӕрцӕуын (ærcæwyn) — to move nearer
• Papiamentu: bini — to move nearer
• Pashto: راتلل (rātlᶕl) — to move nearer
• Pennsylvania German: kumme — to move nearer
• Dari: آمَدَن (āmadan) — to move nearer
• Iranian Persian: آمَدَن (âmadan) — to move nearer
• Phoenician: 𐤁𐤀 (bʾ) — to move nearer
• Pipil: witz — to move nearer
• Pipil: huitz — to move nearer
• Polish: przychodzić — to move nearer
• Polish: przyjść — to move nearer
• Polish: przyjeżdżać — to move nearer
• Polish: przyjechać — to move nearer
• Portuguese: vir — to move nearer
• Punic: 𐤁𐤀 (bʾ) — to move nearer
• Punjabi: ਆਉਣਾ (āuṇā) — to move nearer
• Punjabi: آوݨا (āvṇā) — to move nearer
• Quechua: hamuy — to move nearer
• Quechua: hamui — to move nearer
• Quechua: şamui — to move nearer
• Quechua: jamuy — to move nearer
• Rohingya: ai — to move nearer
• Romanian: a veni — to move nearer
• Romansh: vegnir — to move nearer
• Romansh: vagnir — to move nearer
• Romansh: neir — to move nearer
• Romansh: gnir — to move nearer
• Russian: приходи́ть (prixodítʹ) — to move nearer
• Russian: прийти́ (prijtí) — to move nearer
• Russian: приезжа́ть (prijezžátʹ) — to move nearer
• Russian: прие́хать (prijéxatʹ) — to move nearer
• Sanskrit: गमति (gamati) — to move nearer
• Sanskrit: आगच्छति (āgacchati) — to move nearer
• Sardinian: bènnere — to move nearer
• Sardinian: benni — to move nearer
• Sardinian: bènniri — to move nearer
• Sardinian: vènnere — to move nearer
• Savosavo: ba — to move nearer
• Scots: cum — to move nearer
• Scottish Gaelic: thig — to move nearer
• Serbo-Croatian: до̑ћи — to move nearer
• Serbo-Croatian: dȏći — to move nearer
• Sicilian: vèniri — to move nearer
• Sinhalese: එනවා (enawā) — to move nearer
• Slovak: prichádzať — to move nearer
• Slovak: prísť — to move nearer
• Slovene: priti — to move nearer
• Somali: imasho — to move nearer
• Lower Sorbian: pśiś — to move nearer
• Lower Sorbian: se póraś — to move nearer
• Upper Sorbian: přińć — to move nearer
• Spanish: venir — to move nearer
• Sundanese: sumping — to move nearer
• Swahili: kuja — to move nearer
• Swedish: komma — to move nearer
• Sylheti: ꠀꠃꠣ (aua) — to move nearer
• Tagalog: pumunta — to move nearer
• Tagalog: magpunta — to move nearer
• Tajik: омадан (omadan) — to move nearer
• Talysh: ome — to move nearer
• Tamil: வா (vā) — to move nearer
• Tatar: килергә (kilergä) — to move nearer
• Telugu: వచ్చు (vaccu) — to move nearer
• Tetum: mai — to move nearer
• Thai: มา (maa) — to move nearer
• Northern Thai: ᨾᩣ (ma) — to move nearer
• Tibetan: ཡོང (yong) — to move nearer
• Tibetan: ཕེབས (phebs) — to move nearer
• Tocharian A: kum- — to move nearer
• Tocharian A: käm- — to move nearer
• Tocharian B: käm- — to move nearer
• Tooro: -ija — to move nearer
• Turkish: gelmek — to move nearer
• Ottoman Turkish: گلمك (gelmek) — to move nearer
• Turkmen: gelmek — to move nearer
• Tuvan: келир (kelir) — to move nearer
• Tyap: bai — to move nearer
• Ukrainian: прихо́дити (pryxódyty) — to move nearer
• Ukrainian: прийти́ (pryjtý) — to move nearer
• Ukrainian: приїжджа́ти (pryjiždžáty) — to move nearer
• Ukrainian: приї́хати (pryjíxaty) — to move nearer
• Ukrainian: приїзди́ти (pryjizdýty) — to move nearer
• Urdu: آنا (ānā) — to move nearer
• Uyghur: كەلمەك (kelmek) — to move nearer
• Uzbek: kelmoq — to move nearer
• Venetan: vegner — to move nearer
• Vietnamese: lại — to move nearer
• Vietnamese: đến — to move nearer
• Walloon: vni — to move nearer
• Walloon: vini — to move nearer
• Welsh: dod — to move nearer
• Yakut: кэл (kel) — to move nearer
• Yámana: akata — to move nearer
• Yiddish: קומען (kumen) — to move nearer
• Yoruba: wá — to move nearer
• Yoruba: bọ̀ — to move nearer
• Yucatec Maya: taal — to move nearer
• Yurok: nes — to move nearer
• Yurok: neskwechook' — to move nearer
• Zazaki: amaene — to move nearer
• Zazaki: amayen — to move nearer
• Zazaki: ameyene (diq) — to move nearer
• Zealandic: komme — to move nearer
• Zhuang: daeuj — to move nearer
• Zulu: -za — to move nearer
• Arabic: قَدِمَ (qadima) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وَصَلَ (waṣala) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wiṣil) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wiṣal) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wiṣil) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: جا (jā) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wṣal) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: جا (jā) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wuṣil, wuṣul) — to arrive, to appear
• Arabic: وصل (wiṣil) — to arrive, to appear
• Tunisian Arabic: وصل (wuṣil) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: дости́гам (dostígam) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: дости́гна (dostígna) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: присти́гам (pristígam) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: присти́гна (pristígna) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: явя́вам се (javjávam se) — to arrive, to appear
• Bulgarian: явя́ се (javjá se) — to arrive, to appear
• Chinese Cantonese: 到 (dou3) — to arrive, to appear
• Chinese Mandarin: 到 (dào) — to arrive, to appear
• Czech: přijít — to arrive, to appear
• Danish: ankomme — to arrive, to appear
• Danish: komme — to arrive, to appear
• Finnish: saapua — to arrive, to appear
• Finnish: tulla — to arrive, to appear
• French: arriver — to arrive, to appear
• Galician: vir — to arrive, to appear
• German: kommen — to arrive, to appear
• German: ankommen — to arrive, to appear
• Greek: εμφανίζω (emfanízo) — to arrive, to appear
• Greek: εμφανίζομαι (emfanízomai) — to arrive, to appear
• Greek: καταφτάνω (kataftáno) — to arrive, to appear
• Greek: αναφαίνομαι (anafaínomai) — to arrive, to appear
• Ancient Greek: ἱκάνω (hikánō) — to arrive, to appear
• Hungarian: megjön — to arrive, to appear
• Hungarian: jön — to arrive, to appear
• Irish: tar — to arrive, to appear
• Italian: arrivare — to arrive, to appear
• Italian: apparire — to arrive, to appear
• Italian: manifestarsi — to arrive, to appear
• Jamaican Creole: come — to arrive, to appear
• Jamaican Creole: reach — to arrive, to appear
• Jamaican Creole: touch een — to arrive, to appear
• Japanese: 着く (tsuku) — to arrive, to appear
• Japanese: 到着する (tōchaku suru) — to arrive, to appear
• Kashmiri: یُن (yun) — to arrive, to appear
• Korean: 도착하다 (dochakhada) — to arrive, to appear
• Korean: 이르다 (ireuda) — to arrive, to appear
• Macedonian: доаѓа (doaǵa) — to arrive, to appear
• Macedonian: пристига (pristiga) — to arrive, to appear
• Middle English: comen — to arrive, to appear
• Middle English: lenden — to arrive, to appear
• Mòcheno: kemmen — to arrive, to appear
• Norwegian Bokmål: ankomme — to arrive, to appear
• Norwegian Bokmål: komme — to arrive, to appear
• Palauan: mei — to arrive, to appear
• Dari: رَسِیدَن (rasīdan) — to arrive, to appear
• Iranian Persian: رَسیدَن (rasidan) — to arrive, to appear
• Portuguese: chegar — to arrive, to appear
• Quechua: jamuy — to arrive, to appear
• Russian: прибыва́ть (pribyvátʹ) — to arrive, to appear
• Russian: прибы́ть (pribýtʹ) — to arrive, to appear
• Scots: kyth — to arrive, to appear
• Scottish Gaelic: thig — to arrive, to appear
• Serbo-Croatian: doći — to arrive, to appear
• Lower Sorbian: pśiś — to arrive, to appear
• Lower Sorbian: se póraś — to arrive, to appear
• Spanish: conllevar — to arrive, to appear
• Tamil: வா (vā) — to arrive, to appear
• Telugu: వచ్చు (vaccu) — to arrive, to appear
• Turkish: olmak — to arrive, to appear
• Turkish: gelmek — to arrive, to appear
• Ukrainian: дохо́дити (doxódyty) — to arrive, to appear
• Ukrainian: дійти́ (dijtý) — to arrive, to appear
• Ukrainian: доїжджа́ти (dojiždžáty) — to arrive, to appear
• Ukrainian: дої́хати (dojíxaty) — to arrive, to appear
• Zulu: -fika — to arrive, to appear
• Chinese Mandarin: 起來 /起来 (qǐlai) — to begin to have an opinion or feeling
• Hungarian: meg- — to begin to have an opinion or feeling
• Middle English: lenden — to begin to have an opinion or feeling
• Czech: předejít — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Dutch: komen — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Finnish: tulla — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Finnish: olla — to have a relative position in a sequence
• French: venir — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Hungarian: jön — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Japanese: 来る (kuru) — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Turkish: gelmek — to have a relative position in a sequence
• Bulgarian: свъ́ршвам (svǎ́ršvam) — to orgasm
• Catalan: escórrer-se — to orgasm
• Chinese Mandarin: 射 (shè) — to orgasm
• Chinese Mandarin: 射精 (shèjīng) — to orgasm
• Chinese Mandarin: 出水 (chūshuǐ) — to orgasm
• Czech: udělat se — to orgasm
• Danish: komme — to orgasm
• Danish: ejakulere — to orgasm
• Dutch: klaarkomen — to orgasm
• Esperanto: ĉuri — to orgasm
• Finnish: tulla — to orgasm
• Finnish: saada orgasmi — to orgasm
• Finnish: laueta — to orgasm
• French: jouir — to orgasm
• French: venir — to orgasm
• German: kommen — to orgasm
• Greek: χύνω (chýno) — to orgasm
• Hebrew: גָּמַר (gamár) — to orgasm
• Hebrew: שָׁפַך (shafákh) — to orgasm
• Hungarian: elélvez — to orgasm
• Hungarian: elmegy — to orgasm
• Icelandic: fá það — to orgasm
• Interlingua: venir — to orgasm
• Italian: venire — to orgasm
• Italian: venirsene — to orgasm
• Italian: eiaculare — to orgasm
• Jamaican Creole: bruk — to orgasm
• Japanese: いく (iku) — to orgasm
• Japanese: イく (iku) — to orgasm
• Korean: 가다 (gada) — to orgasm
• Latin: patrō — to orgasm
• Macedonian: свршува (svršuva) — to orgasm
• Norwegian Bokmål: komme — to orgasm
• Polish: dochodzić — to orgasm
• Polish: dojść — to orgasm
• Portuguese: gozar — to orgasm
• Portuguese: vir-se — to orgasm
• Russian: конча́ть (končátʹ) — to orgasm
• Russian: ко́нчить (kónčitʹ) — to orgasm
• Russian: спусти́ть (spustítʹ) — to orgasm
• Russian: эякули́ровать (ejakulírovatʹ) — to orgasm
• Russian: изверга́ть (izvergátʹ) — to orgasm
• Serbo-Croatian: svršiti — to orgasm
• Spanish: correrse — to orgasm
• Spanish: venirse — to orgasm
• Spanish: acabar — to orgasm
• Thai: ถึงจุดสุดยอด (tʉ̌ng jùt sùt yɔ̂ɔt) — to orgasm
• Thai: เสร็จ (sèt) — to orgasm
• Vietnamese: xuất — to orgasm
• Vietnamese: ra — to orgasm
• Zazaki: yen — to orgasm
• Bulgarian: слу́чвам се (slúčvam se) — to become
• Bulgarian: слу́ча се (slúča se) — to become
• Bulgarian: ста́вам (stávam) — to become
• Bulgarian: ста́на (stána) — to become
• Finnish: tulla — to become
• French: devenir — to become
• Greek: γίνομαι (gínomai) — to become
• Greek: υλοποιούμαι (ylopoioúmai) — to become
• Ancient Greek: γίγνομαι (gígnomai) — to become
• Ancient Greek: φύομαι (phúomai) — to become
• Hungarian: válik — to become
• Japanese: 成る (naru) — to become
• Macedonian: станува (stanuva) — to become
• Russian: станови́ться (stanovítʹsja) — to become
• Russian: стать (statʹ) — to become
• Vietnamese: thành — to become
• Vietnamese: trở nên — to become
• Vietnamese: trở thành — to become
• Zazaki: bıyen — to become
• Zulu: -ba — to become
• Finnish: tulla — to turn out to be
• French: s’avérer — to turn out to be
• French: se révéler — to turn out to be
• Hungarian: bizonyul — to turn out to be
• Japanese: 成る (naru) — to turn out to be
• Russian: ока́зываться (okázyvatʹsja) — to turn out to be
• Russian: оказа́ться (okazátʹsja) — to turn out to be