depart

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• Received-Pronunciation: dĭ-pät'
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• Received-Pronunciation: /dɪˈpɑːt/
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• General-American: dĭ-pärt'
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• General-American: /dɪˈpɑɹt/
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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)t
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 P AA1 R T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old French departir, from Late Latin departiō (“to divide”), from dē- (“away from”) + partiō (“part, divide”).

219 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: vertrek — to leave
• Albanian: Nisem — to leave
• Albanian: largohem — to leave
• Albanian: Iki — to leave
• Arabic: غَادَرَ (ḡādara) — to leave
• Arabic: رَحَلَ (raḥala) — to leave
• Armenian: հեռանալ (heṙanal) — to leave
• Armenian: գնալ (gnal) — to leave
• Armenian: մեկնել (meknel) — to leave
• Belarusian: адпраўля́цца (adprawljácca) — to leave
• Belarusian: адпра́віцца (adprávicca) — to leave
• Bulgarian: напускам (napuskam) — to leave
• Bulgarian: тръгвам (trǎgvam) — to leave
• Bulgarian: отивам си (otivam si) — to leave
• Burmese: ထွက် (htwak) — to leave
• Catalan: departir — to leave
• Catalan: deixar — to leave
• Chichewa: kupita — to leave
• Chinese Mandarin: 離開 /离开 (líkāi) — to leave
• Chinese Mandarin: 啟程 /启程 (qǐchéng) — to leave
• Chinese Mandarin: 出發 /出发 (chūfā) — to leave
• Czech: vyrazit — to leave
• Czech: odcestovat — to leave
• Czech: odejít — to leave
• Czech: odjet — to leave
• Czech: odletět — to leave
• Dutch: vertrekken — to leave
• Esperanto: deiri — to leave
• Esperanto: foriri — to leave
• Esperanto: eliri — to leave
• Estonian: lahkuma — to leave
• Faroese: fara avstað — to leave
• Finnish: lähteä — to leave
• French: partir — to leave
• Friulian: partî — to leave
• German: verlassen — to leave
• German: aufbrechen — to leave
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌸𐌰𐌽 (galeiþan) — to leave
• Gothic: 𐌰𐍆𐌲𐌹𐌱𐌰𐌽 (afgiban) — to leave
• Greek: αναχωρώ (anachoró) — to leave
• Ancient Greek: ἀποβαίνω (apobaínō) — to leave
• Ancient Greek: ἄπειμι (ápeimi) — to leave
• Hebrew: עָזַב (azáv) — to leave
• Hindi: जाना (jānā) — to leave
• Hindi: रवाना (ravānā) — to leave
• Ido: departar — to leave
• Indonesian: berangkat — to leave
• Italian: partire — to leave
• Italian: andar via — to leave
• Italian: allontanarsi — to leave
• Italian: dipartire — to leave
• Japanese: 出発する (shuppatsu suru) — to leave
• Japanese: 立ち去る (tachisaru) — to leave
• Japanese: 発車する (hassha suru) — to leave
• Kaitag: ттура́ бурха́ра (tturá burꭓára) — to leave
• Khmer: ឃ្លាត (kliet) — to leave
• Korean: 출발하다 (chulbalhada) — to leave
• Central Kurdish: کۆچ کردن (koç kirdin) — to leave
• Central Kurdish: بەسەرچوون (beserçûn) — to leave
• Ladin: partir — to leave
• Lao: ຈາກ (chāk) — to leave
• Latgalian: laistīs — to leave
• Latgalian: īsalaist — to leave
• Latgalian: nūīt — to leave
• Latin: proficiscor — to leave
• Latin: abeo — to leave
• Latin: exeo — to leave
• Latin: abambulo — to leave
• Latin: abscedo — to leave
• Latin: decedo — to leave
• Latin: discedo — to leave
• Latin: digredior — to leave
• Latin: descisco — to leave
• Latvian: doties — to leave
• Latvian: aiziet — to leave
• Malay: bertolak — to leave
• Malay: berangkat — to leave
• Māori: paratī — to leave
• Māori: rewa — to leave
• Māori: maiki — to leave
• Māori: haere — to leave
• Māori: marewa — to leave
• Māori: wehe — to leave
• Māori: whakakopa — to leave
• Middle English: faren — to leave
• Classical Nahuatl: ēhua — to leave
• Nepali: जानु (jānu) — to leave
• Old English: lēoran — to leave
• Old English: wendan — to leave
• Old English: fēran — to leave
• Old English: scacan — to leave
• Old English: ġewītan — to leave
• Polish: wyjeżdżać — to leave
• Polish: wyjechać — to leave
• Polish: wychodzić — to leave
• Polish: wyjść — to leave
• Polish: wylatywać — to leave
• Polish: wylecieć — to leave
• Polish: odjeżdżać — to leave
• Polish: odjechać — to leave
• Polish: odchodzić — to leave
• Polish: odejść — to leave
• Polish: odlatywać — to leave
• Polish: odlecieć — to leave
• Polish: opuszczać — to leave
• Polish: opuścić — to leave
• Portuguese: partir — to leave
• Portuguese: sair — to leave
• Quechua: lluqsiy — to leave
• Romanian: pleca — to leave
• Russian: отправля́ться (otpravljátʹsja) — to leave
• Russian: отпра́виться (otprávitʹsja) — to leave
• Scottish Gaelic: fàg — to leave
• Scottish Gaelic: falbh — to leave
• Serbo-Croatian: отпутовати — to leave
• Serbo-Croatian: otputovati — to leave
• Sicilian: partiri — to leave
• Slovak: odísť — to leave
• Slovak: odcestovať — to leave
• Spanish: irse — to leave
• Spanish: salir — to leave
• Spanish: partir — to leave
• Spanish: zarpar — to leave
• Spanish: partirse — to leave
• Sundanese: angkat — to leave
• Swedish: avgå — to leave
• Swedish: avlägsna sig — to leave
• Swedish: avresa — to leave
• Swedish: gå — to leave
• Swedish: köra sin väg — to leave
• Swedish: resa — to leave
• Tagalog: umalís — to leave
• Tamil: கிளம்பு (kiḷampu) — to leave
• Tamil: செல் (cel) — to leave
• Tamil: புறப்படு (puṟappaṭu) — to leave
• Thai: จาก (jàak) — to leave
• Tocharian B: mit- — to leave
• Ottoman Turkish: براقمق (bırakmak) — to leave
• Ugaritic: 𐎚𐎁𐎓 (tbʿ) — to leave
• Ukrainian: відправля́тися (vidpravljátysja) — to leave
• Ukrainian: відпра́витися (vidprávytysja) — to leave
• Urdu: روانہ ہونا (ravānā honā) — to leave
• Venetan: partir — to leave
• Vietnamese: ra đi — to leave
• Vietnamese: đi — to leave
• Vietnamese: rời khỏi — to leave
• Yiddish: אַוועקפֿאָרן (avekforn) — to leave
• Afrikaans: heengaan — to die
• Armenian: վաճխանվել (vačxanvel) — to die
• Azerbaijani: köçmək — to die
• Bulgarian: умирам (umiram) — to die
• Chichewa: kupita — to die
• Dutch: heengaan — to die
• Finnish: kuolla — to die
• French: s’en aller — to die
• German: verlassen — to die
• Hebrew: מת (met) — to die
• Central Kurdish: کۆچی دوایی کردن (koçî dwayî kirdin) — to die
• Latin: abeo — to die
• Middle English: faren — to die
• Old English: lēoran — to die
• Old English: wendan — to die
• Old English: faran — to die
• Portuguese: partir — to die
• Romanian: muri — to die
• Russian: сконча́ться (skončátʹsja) — to die
• Spanish: pasar a mejor vida — to die
• Spanish: fallecer — to die
• Swedish: avlida — to die
• Swedish: dö — to die
• Afrikaans: afwyk — to deviate
• Bulgarian: отклонявам се (otklonjavam se) — to deviate
• Dutch: afwijken — to deviate
• Finnish: poiketa — to deviate
• French: dévier — to deviate
• German: abweichen — to deviate
• Hebrew: סטה (satá) — to deviate
• Hebrew: חרג (kharág) — to deviate
• Italian: deviare da — to deviate
• Japanese: 離れる — to deviate
• Portuguese: desviar — to deviate
• Russian: отклоня́ться (otklonjátʹsja) — to deviate
• Russian: отклони́ться (otklonítʹsja) — to deviate
• Spanish: desviarse de — to deviate
• Spanish: separarse de — to deviate
• Swedish: avvika — to deviate
• Swedish: skilja sig — to deviate
• Afrikaans: vertrek — to go away from
• Afrikaans: verlaat — to go away from
• Bulgarian: заминавам (zaminavam) — to go away from
• Dutch: verlaten — to go away from
• Finnish: lähteä — to go away from
• French: quitter — to go away from
• Hebrew: נפרד (nifrád) — to go away from
• Hebrew: עזב (azáv) — to go away from
• Italian: partire da — to go away from
• Italian: andar via da — to go away from
• Italian: allontanarsi da — to go away from
• Central Kurdish: کۆچ کردن (koç kirdin) — to go away from
• Central Kurdish: بەسەرچوون (beserçûn) — to go away from
• Latin: abeo — to go away from
• Latin: exeo — to go away from
• Latin: abambulo — to go away from
• Latin: abscedo — to go away from
• Latin: decedo — to go away from
• Latin: discedo — to go away from
• Latin: digredior — to go away from
• Māori: marewa — to go away from
• Māori: wehe — to go away from
• Portuguese: partir — to go away from
• Portuguese: afastar-se de — to go away from
• Scottish Gaelic: fàg — to go away from
• Spanish: escaparse de — to go away from
• Spanish: salir de — to go away from
• Spanish: arrancarse de — to go away from
• Spanish: abandonar — to go away from
• Swedish: avlägsna sig från — to go away from
• Swedish: lämna — to go away from
• Ottoman Turkish: براقمق (bırakmak) — to go away from