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From Latin dīgesta, neuter plural of dīgestus, past participle of dīgerō (“separate”).

From Middle English digesten, from Latin dīgestus, past participle of dīgerō (“carry apart”), from dī- (for dis- (“apart”)) + gerō (“to carry”), influenced by Middle French digestion. Partly displaced native Old English meltan (intransitive) and mieltan (transitive), both “to melt, to digest,” whence Modern English melt.

177 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• German: Verdaute — that which is digested
• Turkish: hazmedilmiş olan — that which is digested
• Belarusian: збо́рнік (zbórnik) — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Bulgarian: сборник (sbornik) — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Dutch: compendium — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Dutch: overzicht — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Finnish: tiivistelmä — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Finnish: yhteenveto — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• French: digeste — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Greek: επιτομή (epitomí) — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Portuguese: compêndio — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Russian: сбо́рник (sbórnik) — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Spanish: resumen — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Ukrainian: збі́рник (zbírnyk) — compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged
• Belarusian: да́йджэст (dájdžest) — magazine of abridged articles
• Bulgarian: резюме (rezjume) — magazine of abridged articles
• Chinese Mandarin: 文摘 (wénzhāi) — magazine of abridged articles
• Dutch: compendium — magazine of abridged articles
• Dutch: overzicht — magazine of abridged articles
• French: revue de presse — magazine of abridged articles
• French: revue — magazine of abridged articles
• Georgian: რეზიუმე (reziume) — magazine of abridged articles
• Georgian: კომპენდიუმი (ḳomṗendiumi) — magazine of abridged articles
• Georgian: დაიჯესტი (daiǯesṭi) — magazine of abridged articles
• German: Digest — magazine of abridged articles
• Hungarian: összeállítás — magazine of abridged articles
• Hungarian: digest — magazine of abridged articles
• Japanese: ダイジェスト (daijesuto) — magazine of abridged articles
• Korean: 다이제스트 (daijeseuteu) — magazine of abridged articles
• Russian: да́йджест (dájdžest) — magazine of abridged articles
• Russian: обзо́р (obzór) — magazine of abridged articles
• Russian: обзо́р пре́ссы (obzór préssy) — magazine of abridged articles
• Russian: обзо́р литерату́ры (obzór literatúry) — magazine of abridged articles
• Ukrainian: да́йджест (dájdžest) — magazine of abridged articles
• Portuguese: resumo — cryptography: the result of applying a hash function to a message
• Dutch: ordenen — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Finnish: järjestellä — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Finnish: luokitella — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Finnish: annostella — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Galician: dixerir — to distribute or arrange methodically
• German: ordnen — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Latin: digero — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Sicilian: arrizzittari — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Sicilian: cunzari — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Spanish: digerir — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Turkish: düzenlemek — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Turkish: tertip etmek — to distribute or arrange methodically
• Arabic: هَضَمَ (haḍama) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Armenian: մարսել (marsel) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Assamese: হজম কৰা (hozom kora) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Assamese: জীণ নিয়া (zin nia) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Assamese: জাহ নিয়া (zah nia) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Azerbaijani: mənimsəmək — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Azerbaijani: həzm etmək — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Azerbaijani: əritmək — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Belarusian: стравава́ць (stravavácʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Belarusian: ператраўля́ць (pjeratrawljácʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Belarusian: траві́ць (travícʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Belarusian: перава́рваць (pjeravárvacʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Bulgarian: сми́лам (smílam) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Bulgarian: сме́ля (smélja) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Bulgarian: усвоя́вам (usvojávam) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Bulgarian: усвоя́ (usvojá) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Catalan: digerir — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Chinese Cantonese: 消化 (siu1 faa3) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Chinese Mandarin: 消化 (xiāohuà) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Czech: trávit — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Danish: fordøje — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Dutch: verteren — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Esperanto: digesti — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Finnish: sulattaa — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• French: digérer — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Galician: dixerir — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Galician: cocer — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• German: verdauen — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Hebrew: עיכל — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Hebrew: עִכֵּל (ikél) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Hindi: पचाना (pacānā) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Hungarian: emészt — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Hungarian: megemészt — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Icelandic: melta — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Ido: digestar — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Irish: díleáigh — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Italian: digerire — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Japanese: 消化する (shōka suru) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Korean: 소화하다 (sohwahada) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Lao: ຍ່ອຍ (nyǭi) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Latin: digero — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Macedonian: сварува (svaruva) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Macedonian: свари (svari) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Maltese: ġerragħ — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Māori: nakunaku — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Māori: kūnatu — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Māori: whakangawhere — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Old English: mieltan — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Polish: trawić — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Portuguese: digerir — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Romanian: a digera — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Russian: перева́ривать (perevárivatʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Russian: перевари́ть (perevarítʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Russian: усва́ивать (usváivatʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Russian: усво́ить (usvóitʹ) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Scottish Gaelic: cnàmh — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: свари́вати — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: сва́рити — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: про̀бављати — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: про̀бавити — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: svarívati — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: sváriti — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: pròbavljati — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Serbo-Croatian: pròbaviti — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Sicilian: diggiriri — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Slovak: tráviť — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Slovene: prebavljati — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Slovene: prebaviti — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Lower Sorbian: póžyś — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Lower Sorbian: póžywaś — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Upper Sorbian: požić — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Upper Sorbian: požiwać — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Spanish: digerir — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Swedish: smälta — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Tamil: ஜீரணி (jīraṇi) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Thai: ย่อย (yɔ̂i) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Turkish: sindirmek — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Ukrainian: перетра́влювати (peretrávljuvaty) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Ukrainian: трави́ти (travýty) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Volapük: dicetön — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Welsh: treulio — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Yiddish: פֿאַרדײַען (fardayen) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Yiddish: פֿאַרדייען (fardeyen) — to separate food in the alimentary canal
• Bulgarian: разби́рам (razbíram) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Bulgarian: разбера́ (razberá) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Bulgarian: усвоя́вам (usvojávam) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Bulgarian: усвоя́ (usvojá) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Dutch: overdenken — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Finnish: sulattaa — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• German: überdenken — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• German: verdauen — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Hungarian: feldolgoz — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Hungarian: megemészt — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Japanese: 会得する (etoku suru) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Latin: digero — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Russian: перева́ривать (perevárivatʹ) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Russian: перевари́ть (perevarítʹ) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Russian: усва́ивать (usváivatʹ) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Russian: усво́ить (usvóitʹ) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Sicilian: raciunari — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Sicilian: raggiunari (Italianization) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Spanish: digerir — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Turkish: tekrak düşünmek — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Turkish: hazmetmek — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• Ukrainian: засво́ювати (zasvójuvaty) — to think over and arrange methodically in the mind
• German: aufschließen — in chemistry: to soften by heat and moisture
• Latin: digero — in chemistry: to soften by heat and moisture
• Bulgarian: сми́лам се (smílam se) — to undergo digestion
• Bulgarian: сме́ля се (smélja se) — to undergo digestion
• Bulgarian: усвоя́вам се (usvojávam se) — to undergo digestion
• Bulgarian: усвоя́ се (usvojá se) — to undergo digestion
• Czech: trávit — to undergo digestion
• Dutch: verteren — to undergo digestion
• Finnish: sulaa — to undergo digestion
• German: verdaulich sein — to undergo digestion
• Hebrew: הִתְעַכֵּל (hit'akél) — to undergo digestion
• Hindi: पचना (pacnā) — to undergo digestion
• Hungarian: megemésztődik — to undergo digestion
• Latin: digero — to undergo digestion
• Old English: meltan — to undergo digestion
• Romanian: digera — to undergo digestion
• Romanian: mistui — to undergo digestion
• Russian: перева́риваться (perevárivatʹsja) — to undergo digestion
• Russian: перевари́ться (perevarítʹsja) — to undergo digestion
• Russian: усва́иваться (usváivatʹsja) — to undergo digestion
• Russian: усво́иться (usvóitʹsja) — to undergo digestion
• Scottish Gaelic: cnàmh — to undergo digestion
• Sicilian: diggiriri — to undergo digestion
• Spanish: digerirse — to undergo digestion
• Turkish: hazmedilir olmak — to undergo digestion