converge

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• /kənˈvɜːd͡ʒ/
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 N V ER1 JH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin convergere, from con- (“together”) + vergere (“to bend”).

69 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: събирам се (sǎbiram se) — to approach each other
• Bulgarian: приближавам се (približavam se) — to approach each other
• Bulgarian: сливам се (slivam se) — to approach each other
• Catalan: convergir — to approach each other
• Czech: konvergovat — to approach each other
• Czech: sbližovat — to approach each other
• Czech: sblížit — to approach each other
• Dutch: samenkomen — to approach each other
• Esperanto: konverĝi — to approach each other
• Finnish: lähentyä — to approach each other
• Finnish: konvergoitua — to approach each other
• French: converger — to approach each other
• German: konvergieren — to approach each other
• German: zusammenstreben — to approach each other
• German: zusammenlaufen — to approach each other
• German: zusammengehen — to approach each other
• Greek: συγκλίνω (sygklíno) — to approach each other
• Hungarian: közeledik egymáshoz — to approach each other
• Hungarian: egyfelé / egy irányba tart — to approach each other
• Hungarian: összefut — to approach each other
• Hungarian: összetart — to approach each other
• Hungarian: egybetorkollik — to approach each other
• Italian: convergere — to approach each other
• Italian: incontrarsi — to approach each other
• Māori: ūngutu — to approach each other
• Persian: همگرایستن (hamgerâyestan) — to approach each other
• Persian: همگراییدن (hamgerâyidan) — to approach each other
• Persian: همگراشدن (hamgerâšodan) — to approach each other
• Polish: schodzić się — to approach each other
• Polish: zejść się — to approach each other
• Portuguese: convergir — to approach each other
• Russian: приближа́ться (približátʹsja) — to approach each other
• Russian: прибли́зиться (priblízitʹsja) — to approach each other
• Russian: сходи́ться (sxodítʹsja) — to approach each other
• Russian: сойти́сь (sojtísʹ) — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: прѝмицати impf се — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: прима̀кнути pf се — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: приближа́вати impf се — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: прибли́жити pf се — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: конверги́рати — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: prìmicati impf se — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: primàknuti pf se — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: približávati impf se — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: priblížiti pf se — to approach each other
• Serbo-Croatian: konvergírati — to approach each other
• Spanish: converger — to approach each other
• Spanish: parecerse — to approach each other
• Ukrainian: сходитися (sxodytysja) — to approach each other
• Yiddish: צונויפֿקומען (tsunoyfkumen) — to approach each other
• Asturian: converxer — to have a limit
• Bulgarian: схождам се (shoždam se) — to have a limit
• Catalan: convergir — to have a limit
• Chinese Mandarin: 收斂 /收敛 (shōuliǎn) — to have a limit
• Czech: konvergovat — to have a limit
• Finnish: supeta — to have a limit
• French: converger — to have a limit
• Galician: converxer — to have a limit
• German: konvergieren — to have a limit
• Hungarian: konvergál — to have a limit
• Hungarian: tart — to have a limit
• Italian: convergere — to have a limit
• Polish: zbiegać — to have a limit
• Polish: zbiec — to have a limit
• Portuguese: convergir — to have a limit
• Spanish: converger — to have a limit
• Spanish: acotar — to have a limit
• Swedish: konvergera — to have a limit
• Ukrainian: наближатися (nablyžatysja) — to have a limit
• Ukrainian: збігатися (zbihatysja) — to have a limit