conquest

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒŋkwɛst/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒŋkwəst/
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• General-American: /ˈkɑnkwɛst/
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• General-American: /ˈkɑnkwəst/
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• General-American: /ˈkɑŋ-/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *ḱe? Proto-Indo-European *ḱóm Proto-Italic *kom Proto-Italic *kom- Latin con- Latin quaerō Latin conquirō Proto-Indo-European *-tus Proto-Italic *-tus Latin -tus Latin conquīsītusder. Old French conquestebor. Middle English conquest English conquest Inherited from Middle English conquest, borrowed from Old French conqueste.

Etymology tree Medieval Latin conquestōlbor. Old French conquester Middle French conquesterbor. Middle English conquesten English conquest Inherited from Middle English conquesten, borrowed from Middle French conquester, from Old French conquester.

99 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: pushtim — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: فَتْح (fatḥ) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: اِسْتِيلَاء (istīlāʔ) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: تَسْخِير (tasḵīr) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: إِخْضَاع (ʔiḵḍāʕ) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: اِحْتِلال (iḥtilāl) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Arabic: اِنْتِصَار (intiṣār) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Armenian: նվաճում (nvačum) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Azerbaijani: istila — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Azerbaijani: fəth — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Belarusian: заваёва (zavajóva) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Belarusian: заваява́нне (zavajavánnje) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Belarusian: здабыццё (zdabyccjó) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Bengali: বিজয় (bijoẏ) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Bulgarian: завоева́ние (zavoevánie) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Bulgarian: завою́ване (zavojúvane) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Catalan: conquesta — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Catalan: conquista — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Chinese Mandarin: 戰勝 /战胜 (zhànshèng) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Chinese Mandarin: 征服 (zhēngfú) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Czech: dobytí — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Danish: erobring — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Dutch: verovering — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Esperanto: konkero — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Estonian: vallutus — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Finnish: voitto — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Finnish: valloitus — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• French: conquête — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Galician: conquista — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Georgian: დაპყრობა (daṗq̇roba) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• German: Eroberung — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Greek: άλωση (álosi) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Greek: κατάκτηση (katáktisi) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Ancient Greek: ἅλωσις (hálōsis) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Ancient Greek: κατάκτησις (katáktēsis) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hebrew: כִּבּוּשׁ (kibúsh) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hindi: विजय (vijay) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hindi: फ़तह (fatah) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hindi: जयन (jayan) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hindi: पराजय (parājay) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Hungarian: hódítás — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Irish: concas — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Italian: conquista — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Italian: soggiogamento — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Japanese: 征服 (seifuku) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Korean: 정복 (jeongbok) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Latvian: uzvara — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Latvian: iekarošana — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Lithuanian: užkariavimas — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Macedonian: освојување (osvojuvanje) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Māori: raupatu — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Norman: contchête — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Norwegian Bokmål: erobring — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Pashto: فتح (fathá) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Pashto: استيلا (estilã) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Persian: استیلا (estilâ) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Persian: فتح (fath) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Persian: تسخیر (tasxir) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Polish: podbój — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Portuguese: conquista — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Romanian: cucerire — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Russian: завоева́ние (zavojevánije) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Scottish Gaelic: ceannsachadh — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Serbo-Croatian: осва́ја̄ње — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Serbo-Croatian: osvájānje — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Slovak: dobytie — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Slovene: osvojitev — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Spanish: conquista — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Swedish: erövring — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Tajik: истило (istilo) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Tajik: фатҳ (fath) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Tocharian B: yūkalñe — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Turkish: fetih — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Turkish: istila — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Turkmen: basyp — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Ukrainian: завоюва́ння (zavojuvánnja) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Ukrainian: здобуття́ (zdobuttjá) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Urdu: فتح (fatah) — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Uzbek: istilo — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Uzbek: fath — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Uzbek: bosib — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Vietnamese: sự chinh phục — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Volapük: konker — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Welsh: concwest — act or instance of achieving victory through combat; subjugation of an enemy
• Finnish: valloitus — act or instance of gaining control of or mastery over something, overcoming obstacles
• Finnish: voitto — act or instance of gaining control of or mastery over something, overcoming obstacles
• Russian: покоре́ние (pokorénije) — act or instance of gaining control of or mastery over something, overcoming obstacles
• Russian: преодоле́ние (preodolénije) — act or instance of gaining control of or mastery over something, overcoming obstacles
• Finnish: valloitus — that which is conquered; possession gained by mental or physical effort, force, or struggle
• Finnish: valtaus — that which is conquered; possession gained by mental or physical effort, force, or struggle
• German: Eroberung — that which is conquered; possession gained by mental or physical effort, force, or struggle
• Irish: gabháltas — that which is conquered; possession gained by mental or physical effort, force, or struggle
• Finnish: valloitus — person whose romantic affections one has gained
• Finnish: lipunvaltaus — competitive mode in first-person shooter games
• German: Conquest-Modus — competitive mode in first-person shooter games
• German: Conquestmodus — competitive mode in first-person shooter games
• German: Conquest — competitive mode in first-person shooter games
• Polish: tryb podboju — competitive mode in first-person shooter games
• Polish: podbój — competitive mode in first-person shooter games