disorient

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• /dɪsˈɔːɹi.ənt/
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 S AO1 R IY0 EH2 N T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *d(w)is- Proto-Italic *dis- Latin dis- Old French des- Middle French des- French dés- French orienter French désorienterbor. English disorient Borrowed from French désorienter.

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: разориентирам (razorientiram) — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Bulgarian: обърквам (obǎrkvam) — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Finnish: eksyttää — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Finnish: harhauttaa — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• French: désorienter — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• German: desorientieren — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• German: verwirren — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Hungarian: összezavar — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Hungarian: félrevezet — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Hungarian: eltérít — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Hungarian: dezorientál — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: rugla — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: rugla í ríminu — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: gera ringlaðan — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: láta tapa áttum — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: villa um fyrir — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: slá út af laginu — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Icelandic: gera áttavilltan — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Ingrian: öksyttää — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Italian: disorientare — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Norwegian Bokmål: desorientere — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: desorientere — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Polish: dezorientować — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Polish: zdezorientować — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Russian: дезориенти́ровать (dezorijentírovatʹ) — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Serbo-Croatian: dezorijentírati — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Spanish: desorientar — to cause to lose orientation or direction
• Spanish: perder el norte — to cause to lose orientation or direction