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• kə-nĕktʹ
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• /kəˈnɛkt/
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• rhymes with -ɛkt
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 N EH1 K T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *ḱe? Proto-Indo-European *ḱóm Proto-Italic *kom Proto-Italic *kom- Latin con- Latin nectō Latin cōnectō Latin connectō English connect From Latin connectere (“fasten together”), from con- (“together”) + nectere (“bind”), which is cognate with English knot and English knit.

124 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: رَبَطَ (rabaṭa) — to join two or more pieces
• Armenian: միավորել (miavorel) — to join two or more pieces
• Armenian: միանալ (mianal) — to join two or more pieces
• Armenian: միացնել (miacʻnel) — to join two or more pieces
• Armenian: կապել (kapel) — to join two or more pieces
• Azerbaijani: bağlamaq — to join two or more pieces
• Azerbaijani: qovuşdurmaq — to join two or more pieces
• Azerbaijani: birləşdirmək — to join two or more pieces
• Belarusian: злуча́ць (zlučácʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Bulgarian: съединя́вам (sǎedinjávam) — to join two or more pieces
• Catalan: connectar — to join two or more pieces
• Chinese Mandarin: 連接 /连接 (liánjiē) — to join two or more pieces
• Czech: spojit — to join two or more pieces
• Danish: forbinde — to join two or more pieces
• Danish: tilslutte — to join two or more pieces
• Dutch: verbinden — to join two or more pieces
• Esperanto: konekti — to join two or more pieces
• Finnish: yhdistää — to join two or more pieces
• French: accoupler — to join two or more pieces
• French: connecter — to join two or more pieces
• Galician: conectar — to join two or more pieces
• Georgian: დაკავშირება (daḳavšireba) — to join two or more pieces
• Georgian: შეკავშირება (šeḳavšireba) — to join two or more pieces
• German: verbinden — to join two or more pieces
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌲𐌰𐍄𐌹𐌻𐍉𐌽 (gagatilōn) — to join two or more pieces
• Greek: συνδέω (syndéo) — to join two or more pieces
• Ancient Greek: συνάπτω (sunáptō) — to join two or more pieces
• Hebrew: חיבר (khibér) — to join two or more pieces
• Hungarian: összekapcsol — to join two or more pieces
• Hungarian: kapcsol — to join two or more pieces
• Hungarian: csatlakoztat — to join two or more pieces
• Ido: konektar — to join two or more pieces
• Old Irish: ad·comla — to join two or more pieces
• Italian: connettere — to join two or more pieces
• Italian: connettersi — to join two or more pieces
• Japanese: 繋げる (tsunageru) — to join two or more pieces
• Khmer: ភ្ជាប់ (pcoap) — to join two or more pieces
• Korean: 잇다 (itda) — to join two or more pieces
• Korean: 연결하다 (yeon'gyeolhada) — to join two or more pieces
• Latin: nectō — to join two or more pieces
• Latin: cōpulō — to join two or more pieces
• Macedonian: поврзува (povrzuva) — to join two or more pieces
• Macedonian: спојува (spojuva) — to join two or more pieces
• Macedonian: сврзува (svrzuva) — to join two or more pieces
• Māori: tūhoto — to join two or more pieces
• Māori: tūhono — to join two or more pieces
• Khiamniungan Naga: já — to join two or more pieces
• Polish: łączyć — to join two or more pieces
• Polish: połączyć — to join two or more pieces
• Portuguese: conectar — to join two or more pieces
• Romanian: lega — to join two or more pieces
• Romanian: îmbina — to join two or more pieces
• Romanian: conecta — to join two or more pieces
• Romanian: conexa — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: свя́зывать (svjázyvatʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: связа́ть (svjazátʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: соединя́ть (sojedinjátʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: соедини́ть (sojedinítʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: подключа́ть (podključátʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Russian: подключи́ть (podključítʹ) — to join two or more pieces
• Spanish: conectar — to join two or more pieces
• Spanish: empalmar — to join two or more pieces
• Tajik: қӯш кардан (qüš kardan) — to join two or more pieces
• Thai: เชื่อม (chʉ̂ʉam) — to join two or more pieces
• Thai: ต่อ (dtɔ̀ɔ) — to join two or more pieces
• Ottoman Turkish: قوشمق (koşmak) — to join two or more pieces
• Ukrainian: з'є́днувати (zʺjédnuvaty) — to join two or more pieces
• Vietnamese: nối — to join two or more pieces
• Armenian: միանալ (mianal) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Armenian: միացնել (miacʻnel) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Armenian: կապել (kapel) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Azerbaijani: qoşmaq — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Bulgarian: свързвам (svǎrzvam) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Chinese Mandarin: 接通 (jiētōng) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Czech: připojit — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Danish: forbinde — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Danish: tilslutte — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Dutch: aansluiten — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Dutch: verbinden — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Esperanto: konekti — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Finnish: yhdistää — to join an electrical or telephone line
• French: brancher — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Galician: conectar — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Georgian: დაკავშირება (daḳavšireba) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• German: anschließen — to join an electrical or telephone line
• German: verbinden — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Greek: συνδέω (syndéo) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Hebrew: חיבר (khibér) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Hungarian: beköt — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Ido: konektar — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Italian: connettere — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Italian: cablare — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Italian: collegare — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Japanese: 繋ぐ (tsunagu) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Korean: 바꿔주다 (bakkwo-juda) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Lao: ຕໍ່ (tǭ) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Macedonian: приклучува (priklučuva) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Macedonian: поврзува (povrzuva) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Macedonian: сврзува (svrzuva) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Polish: łączyć — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Polish: połączyć — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Portuguese: conectar — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Romanian: conecta — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Romanian: lega — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Romanian: cupla — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Russian: подсоединя́ть (podsojedinjátʹ) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Russian: подсоедини́ть (podsojedinítʹ) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Russian: подключа́ть (podključátʹ) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Russian: подключи́ть (podključítʹ) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Spanish: conectar — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Thai: ต่อสาย — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Ukrainian: під'є́днувати (pidʺjédnuvaty) — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Vietnamese: kết nối — to join an electrical or telephone line
• Bulgarian: асоциирам (asociiram) — associate
• Georgian: დაკავშირება (daḳavšireba) — associate
• Macedonian: поврзува (povrzuva) — associate
• Khiamniungan Naga: já — associate
• Polish: łączyć — associate
• Polish: połączyć — associate
• Bulgarian: правя връзка (pravja vrǎzka) — make a travel connection
• Galician: transbordar — make a travel connection
• Polish: przesiadać — make a travel connection
• Polish: przesiąść — make a travel connection
• Swedish: ansluta — make a travel connection