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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfɛə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈfɛə̯]
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈfɛː]
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈfɛː/
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• British, Southern, Standard: [ˈfɛː]
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• Australian: /ˈfeː/
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• Australian: [ˈfeː]
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• /ˈfeə/ without the cheer–chair merger
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• [ˈfe̝ə] without the cheer–chair merger
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• /ˈfiə/ cheer–chair merger
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• [ˈfiə] cheer–chair merger
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• /ˈfɜː(ɹ)/ Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• [ˈfɜː(ɹ)] Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈfɛɚ/
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• Canada, General-American: [ˈfɛɹ] ~ [ˈfɛɹ̩]
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• Scotland: /ˈfeɾ/
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• Scotland: [ˈfe(ː)ɾ]
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• rhymes with -ɛə(ɹ)
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• homophone: fare
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• homophone: fear (cheer–chair merger)
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• homophone: fir (fair–fur merger)
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• homophone: fur (fair–fur merger)
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• CMU ARPABET: F EH1 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English fayr, from Old English fæġer (“beautiful”), from Proto-West Germanic *fagr, from Proto-Germanic *fagraz (“appropriate, fitting, nice, suitable”), from Proto-Indo-European *peh2ḱ- (“to attach, join; agreement, settlement”). Cognates Cognate with Old High German and Old Saxon fagar (“beautiful, fair”), Danish fager, favr (“fair, pretty, wonderful”), Faroese and Icelandic fagur (“beautiful, fair”), Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish fager (“fair, pretty”), Gothic 𐍆𐌰𐌲𐍂𐍃 (fagrs, “fair, proper”), Estonian vapper (“brave, courageous”), Finnish vauras (“substantial, wealthy”); also Latin pāx (“peace; ease, quiet, rest”), Umbrian pase (“peace”), Belarusian пе́кны (pjékny, “beautiful”), Czech pěkný (“nice; pretty”), Polish piekny, piękny (“beautiful; admirable, praiseworthy”), Slovak pekný (“nice; pretty”), Sanskrit पाश॑ (pā́śa, “bond, cord, noose; nature, outer world; border, edge, selvage”). See also peace.

From Middle English feyre, from Old French foire, from Latin fēriae.

459 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: գեղեցիկ (geġecʻik) — pretty or attractive
• Bulgarian: хубав (hubav) — pretty or attractive
• Bulgarian: красив (krasiv) — pretty or attractive
• Catalan: bell — pretty or attractive
• Chinese Mandarin: 美麗的 /美丽的 (měilì de) — pretty or attractive
• Chinese Mandarin: 美 (měi) — pretty or attractive
• Danish: smuk — pretty or attractive
• Dutch: bevallig — pretty or attractive
• Dutch: mooi — pretty or attractive
• Esperanto: bela — pretty or attractive
• Finnish: viehkeä — pretty or attractive
• Finnish: kaunis — pretty or attractive
• French: beau — pretty or attractive
• French: belle — pretty or attractive
• French: joli — pretty or attractive
• German: schön — pretty or attractive
• German: wunderbar — pretty or attractive
• Ancient Greek: ὡραῖος (hōraîos) — pretty or attractive
• Ancient Greek: εὔμορφος (eúmorphos) — pretty or attractive
• Hebrew: יפה (yafé) — pretty or attractive
• Hebrew: יפה (yafá) — pretty or attractive
• Hungarian: szép — pretty or attractive
• Icelandic: fagur — pretty or attractive
• Irish: álainn — pretty or attractive
• Italian: bello — pretty or attractive
• Italian: bella — pretty or attractive
• Japanese: 美しい (utsukushii) — pretty or attractive
• Kyrgyz: укмуштай (ukmuştay) — pretty or attractive
• Latin: pulcher — pretty or attractive
• Latin: formōsus — pretty or attractive
• Old English: fæġer — pretty or attractive
• Plautdietsch: scheen — pretty or attractive
• Portuguese: belo — pretty or attractive
• Portuguese: formoso — pretty or attractive
• Portuguese: bonito — pretty or attractive
• Russian: прекра́сный (prekrásnyj) — pretty or attractive
• Russian: краси́вый (krasívyj) — pretty or attractive
• Scots: bonny — pretty or attractive
• Scottish Gaelic: maiseach — pretty or attractive
• Scottish Gaelic: bòidheach — pretty or attractive
• Scottish Gaelic: sgèimheach — pretty or attractive
• Scottish Gaelic: àlainn — pretty or attractive
• Spanish: bello — pretty or attractive
• Swedish: fager — pretty or attractive
• Turkish: güzel — pretty or attractive
• Ottoman Turkish: كوزل (güzel, gözel) — pretty or attractive
• Welsh: llywy — pretty or attractive
• Welsh: hardd — pretty or attractive
• Zazaki: xasek (diq) — pretty or attractive
• Bulgarian: неопетнен (neopetnen) — unblemished and innocent
• Bulgarian: невинен (nevinen) — unblemished and innocent
• Finnish: puhdas — unblemished and innocent
• Finnish: viaton — unblemished and innocent
• Finnish: nuhteeton — unblemished and innocent
• French: innocent — unblemished and innocent
• Hungarian: tiszta — unblemished and innocent
• Hungarian: üres — unblemished and innocent
• Hungarian: szűz — unblemished and innocent
• Italian: virtuoso — unblemished and innocent
• Italian: innocente — unblemished and innocent
• Italian: puro — unblemished and innocent
• Italian: corretto — unblemished and innocent
• Portuguese: inocente — unblemished and innocent
• Spanish: inocente — unblemished and innocent
• Turkish: masum — unblemished and innocent
• Turkish: kusursuz — unblemished and innocent
• Arabic: أَشْقَر (ʔašqar) — light in color or pale
• Bulgarian: рус (rus) — light in color or pale
• Chinese Mandarin: 白淨 /白净 (báijing) — light in color or pale
• Chinese Mandarin: 白皙 (báixī) — light in color or pale
• Danish: lys — light in color or pale
• Danish: blond — light in color or pale
• Dutch: bleek — light in color or pale
• Dutch: blank — light in color or pale
• Esperanto: blonda — light in color or pale
• Finnish: vaalea — light in color or pale
• Finnish: kalpea — light in color or pale
• French: blond — light in color or pale
• French: clair — light in color or pale
• German: hell — light in color or pale
• German: hellhäutig — light in color or pale
• German: blond — light in color or pale
• Greek: ξανθός (xanthós) — light in color or pale
• Greek: ανοιχτός (anoichtós) — light in color or pale
• Hebrew: בהיר (bahír) — light in color or pale
• Hebrew: בהירה (behirá) — light in color or pale
• Hungarian: szőke — light in color or pale
• Hungarian: fehér — light in color or pale
• Hungarian: világos — light in color or pale
• Irish: fionn — light in color or pale
• Italian: biondo — light in color or pale
• Italian: chiaro — light in color or pale
• Japanese: 色白の (irojiro no) — light in color or pale
• Māori: kakaho — light in color or pale
• Māori: kirikōtea — light in color or pale
• Māori: kōtea — light in color or pale
• Māori: kōrakorako — light in color or pale
• Māori: tūrehu — light in color or pale
• Persian: روشن (rowšan) — light in color or pale
• Portuguese: claro — light in color or pale
• Romansh: cler — light in color or pale
• Romansh: clar — light in color or pale
• Russian: све́тлый (svétlyj) — light in color or pale
• Scottish Gaelic: bàn — light in color or pale
• Scottish Gaelic: fionn — light in color or pale
• Spanish: pastel — light in color or pale
• Swedish: ljuslagd — light in color or pale
• Swedish: blond — light in color or pale
• Turkish: açık — light in color or pale
• Turkish: beyaz tenli — light in color or pale
• Ukrainian: сві́тлий (svítlyj) — light in color or pale
• Welsh: golau — light in color or pale
• Arabic: حَقَّانِيّ (ḥaqqāniyy) — just, equitable
• Arabic: عادِل (ʕādil) — just, equitable
• Arabic: عَدْل (ʕadl) — just, equitable
• Arabic: مُحِقّ (muḥiqq) — just, equitable
• Arabic: مُصِيب (muṣīb) — just, equitable
• Arabic: مُقْسِط (muqsiṭ) — just, equitable
• Arabic: مُنْصِف (munṣif) — just, equitable
• Arabic: نَزْه (nazh) — just, equitable
• Arabic: نَزِيه (nazīh) — just, equitable
• Armenian: արդար (ardar) — just, equitable
• Bashkir: ғәҙел (ğəźel) — just, equitable
• Belarusian: справядлі́вы (spravjadlívy) — just, equitable
• Bulgarian: справедли́в (spravedlív) — just, equitable
• Catalan: just — just, equitable
• Chinese Mandarin: 公正的 (gōngzhèng de) — just, equitable
• Czech: fér — just, equitable
• Czech: spravedlivý — just, equitable
• Danish: retfærdig — just, equitable
• Dutch: eerlijk — just, equitable
• Dutch: rechtvaardig — just, equitable
• Dutch: rechtschapen — just, equitable
• Dutch: correct — just, equitable
• Dutch: fair — just, equitable
• Esperanto: justa — just, equitable
• Finnish: reilu — just, equitable
• Finnish: rehellinen — just, equitable
• Finnish: oikeudenmukainen — just, equitable
• Finnish: puolueeton — just, equitable
• Finnish: tasapuolinen — just, equitable
• Finnish: rehti — just, equitable
• French: juste — just, equitable
• French: équitable — just, equitable
• German: fair — just, equitable
• German: anständig — just, equitable
• German: gerecht — just, equitable
• Greek: δίκαιος (díkaios) — just, equitable
• Hebrew: הוגן (hogén) — just, equitable
• Hebrew: פייר (fér) — just, equitable
• Hebrew: צודק (tsodék) — just, equitable
• Hungarian: igazságos — just, equitable
• Hungarian: méltányos — just, equitable
• Hungarian: sportszerű — just, equitable
• Hungarian: tisztességes — just, equitable
• Hungarian: korrekt — just, equitable
• Hungarian: fair — just, equitable
• Hungarian: jogos — just, equitable
• Icelandic: sanngjarn — just, equitable
• Irish: réasúnta — just, equitable
• Italian: giusto — just, equitable
• Italian: giusta — just, equitable
• Italian: equo — just, equitable
• Italian: equa — just, equitable
• Japanese: 公正な (kōsei na) — just, equitable
• Japanese: 公平な (kōhei na) — just, equitable
• Khmer: ដោយយុត្តិធម៌ (daoy-yuttethɔə) — just, equitable
• Korean: 공정하다 (gongjeonghada) — just, equitable
• Korean: 가당하다 (gadanghada) — just, equitable
• Latin: iustus — just, equitable
• Macedonian: правичен (pravičen) — just, equitable
• Macedonian: праведен (praveden) — just, equitable
• Malay: adil — just, equitable
• Māori: tōkeke — just, equitable
• Norwegian: rettferdig — just, equitable
• Old English: rihtwīs — just, equitable
• Oromo: dansaa — just, equitable
• Polish: sprawiedliwy — just, equitable
• Portuguese: honesto — just, equitable
• Portuguese: justo — just, equitable
• Portuguese: equilibrado — just, equitable
• Russian: справедли́вый (spravedlívyj) — just, equitable
• Russian: правоме́рный (pravomérnyj) — just, equitable
• Russian: че́стный (čéstnyj) — just, equitable
• Scottish Gaelic: cothromach — just, equitable
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̀вичан — just, equitable
• Serbo-Croatian: pràvičan — just, equitable
• Slovak: spravodlivý — just, equitable
• Slovene: pravičen — just, equitable
• Spanish: justo — just, equitable
• Spanish: equitativo — just, equitable
• Spanish: ecuánime — just, equitable
• Swedish: rättvis — just, equitable
• Thai: เป็นธรรม (bpen-tam) — just, equitable
• Thai: แฟร์ (fɛɛ) — just, equitable
• Turkish: âdil — just, equitable
• Turkish: âdilâne — just, equitable
• Turkish: doğru — just, equitable
• Turkish: hakkaniyetli — just, equitable
• Ukrainian: справедли́вий (spravedlývyj) — just, equitable
• Ukrainian: че́сний (čésnyj) — just, equitable
• Vietnamese: công bằng — just, equitable
• Welsh: teg — just, equitable
• Arabic: مَأْذُون (maʔḏūn) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُبَاح (mubāḥ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُجَاز (mujāz) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُسَوَّغ (musawwaḡ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُشْتَرَع (muštaraʕ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُشَرَّع (mušarraʕ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مَشْرُوع (mašrūʕ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مُصَرَّح (muṣarraḥ) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Arabic: مَقْبُول (maqbūl) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Armenian: արդար (ardar) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Bulgarian: значителен (značitelen) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Bulgarian: задоволителен (zadovolitelen) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Catalan: equitatiu — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Chinese Mandarin: 相當的 /相当的 (xiāngdāng de) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Danish: rimelig — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Dutch: redelijk — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Dutch: schappelijk — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Dutch: doenbaar — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Finnish: kohtuullinen — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Finnish: kohtalainen — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Finnish: kelvollinen — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Finnish: riittävän hyvä — adequate, reasonable, decent
• German: den Umständen entsprechend — adequate, reasonable, decent
• German: angebracht — adequate, reasonable, decent
• German: erträglich — adequate, reasonable, decent
• German: ganz ordentlich — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Ancient Greek: ἐπιεικής (epieikḗs) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hebrew: הוגן (hogén) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hebrew: פייר (fér) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hebrew: צודק (tsodék) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: korrekt — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: megfelelő — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: elfogadható — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: tisztességes — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: meglehetős — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: szép — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Hungarian: elég jó — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Italian: discreto — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Italian: discreta — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Japanese: 相当な (sōtō na) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Norwegian Bokmål: rimelig — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rimeleg — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Portuguese: adequado — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Portuguese: decente — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Russian: прие́млемый (prijémlemyj) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Russian: сно́сный (snósnyj) — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Scottish Gaelic: cothromach — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Spanish: razonable — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Swedish: rimlig — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Swedish: skälig — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Turkish: kayda değer — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Turkish: insaflı — adequate, reasonable, decent
• Bashkir: ыңғай (ıñğay) — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Bulgarian: попътен (popǎten) — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Finnish: myötäinen — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Ancient Greek: οὔριος (oúrios) — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Hungarian: kedvező — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Spanish: viento de popa — nautical: favorable to a ship's course
• Chinese Mandarin: 晴朗 (qínglǎng) — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: selkeä — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: poutainen — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: pouta- — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: pilvetön — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: sateeton — not overcast or raining of weather
• German: heiter — not overcast or raining of weather
• Hungarian: derült — not overcast or raining of weather
• Hungarian: tiszta — not overcast or raining of weather
• Hungarian: viharmentes — not overcast or raining of weather
• Italian: sereno — not overcast or raining of weather
• Māori: tūpaki — not overcast or raining of weather
• Serbo-Croatian: ведро — not overcast or raining of weather
• Serbo-Croatian: vedro — not overcast or raining of weather
• Finnish: irti — baseball: between the baselines
• Japanese: フェアの (fea no) — baseball: between the baselines
• Korean: 페어의 (peeo-ui) — baseball: between the baselines
• Bulgarian: панаи́р (panaír) — celebration
• Catalan: fira — celebration
• Dutch: jaarmarkt — celebration
• Dutch: kermis — celebration
• Dutch: braderie — celebration
• Finnish: markkinat — celebration
• French: foire — celebration
• Friulian: fiere — celebration
• Galician: feira — celebration
• German: Jahrmarkt — celebration
• German: Kirchtag — celebration
• German: Kirchweih — celebration
• German: Kirmes — celebration
• German: Volksfest — celebration
• Hindi: मेला (melā) — celebration
• Irish: aonach — celebration
• Italian: fiera — celebration
• Japanese: フェアー (feā) — celebration
• Korean: 페어 (peeo) — celebration
• Latin: feria — celebration
• Macedonian: панаѓур (panaǵur) — celebration
• Malayalam: മേളം (mēḷaṁ) — celebration
• Māori: taiopenga — celebration
• Māori: mataraharaha — celebration
• Marathi: मेळा (meḷā) — celebration
• Old English: ġēarmarket — celebration
• Portuguese: feira — celebration
• Russian: фее́рия (fejérija) — celebration
• Scottish Gaelic: féill — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: ва́шар — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: са́јам — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: дѐрнек — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: фијера — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: vášar — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: sájam — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: dèrnek — celebration
• Serbo-Croatian: fijera — celebration
• Spanish: feria — celebration
• Turkish: festival — celebration
• Ukrainian: феє́рія (fejérija) — celebration
• Volapük: kermet — celebration
• Albanian: panair — market
• Armenian: տոնավաճառ (tonavačaṙ) — market
• Azerbaijani: yarmarka — market
• Bashkir: йәрминкә (yərminkə) — market
• Belarusian: я́рмарак (jármarak) — market
• Belarusian: кірма́ш (kirmáš) — market
• Belarusian: торг (torh) — market
• Belarusian: ры́нак (rýnak) — market
• Bengali: মেলা (mela) — market
• Bulgarian: паза́р (pazár) — market
• Bulgarian: панаи́р (panaír) — market
• Buryat: яармаг (jaarmag) — market
• Catalan: fira — market
• Catalan: mercat — market
• Chinese Mandarin: 集市 (jíshì) — market
• Czech: jarmark — market
• Danish: marked — market
• Dutch: beurs — market
• Dutch: jaarmarkt — market
• Dutch: kermis — market
• Esperanto: foiro — market
• Estonian: laat — market
• Finnish: markkinat — market
• French: marché — market
• French: foire — market
• Galician: feira — market
• Georgian: ბაზრობა (bazroba) — market
• German: Markt — market
• German: Messe — market
• German: Jahrmarkt — market
• Greek: πανηγύρι (panigýri) — market
• Hebrew: יָרִיד (yarid) — market
• Hindi: मेला (melā) — market
• Hungarian: vásár — market
• Hungarian: piac — market
• Irish: aonach — market
• Italian: mercato — market
• Italian: fiera — market
• Japanese: 市 (ichi) — market
• Japanese: フェア (fea) — market
• Kalmyk: яарм (yaarm) — market
• Kazakh: жәрмеңке (järmeñke) — market
• Korean: 페어 (peeo) — market
• Korean: 정기시 (jeonggisi) — market
• Kyrgyz: жармаңке (jarmaŋke) — market
• Kyrgyz: жылбазар (jılbazar) — market
• Macedonian: саем (saem) — market
• Macedonian: панаѓур (panaǵur) — market
• Malayalam: മേളം (mēḷaṁ) — market
• Navajo: naaʼahóóhai — market
• Ottoman Turkish: بازار (bazar) — market
• Ottoman Turkish: سوق (suk) — market
• Ottoman Turkish: پانایر (panayir) — market
• Dari: مَکَارَه (makāra) — market
• Dari: نَمَایِشْگَاه (namāyišgāh) — market
• Iranian Persian: مَکارِه (makâre) — market
• Iranian Persian: نَمایِشْگاه (namâyešgâh) — market
• Polish: jarmark — market
• Polish: kiermasz — market
• Portuguese: feira — market
• Romanian: iarmaroc — market
• Russian: я́рмарка (jármarka) — market
• Russian: ры́нок (rýnok) — market
• Russian: база́р (bazár) — market
• Serbo-Croatian: ва́шар — market
• Serbo-Croatian: са́јам — market
• Serbo-Croatian: панађур — market
• Serbo-Croatian: vášar — market
• Serbo-Croatian: sájam — market
• Serbo-Croatian: panađur — market
• Slovak: jarmok — market
• Slovene: sejem — market
• Spanish: feria — market
• Swedish: marknad — market
• Swedish: mässa — market
• Tajik: ярмарка (yarmarka) — market
• Tatar: ярминкә (yärminkä) — market
• Turkish: fuar — market
• Ukrainian: я́рмарок (jármarok) — market
• Ukrainian: ри́нок (rýnok) — market
• Urdu: میلَہ (mela) — market
• Uzbek: yarmarka — market
• Vietnamese: hội chợ — market
• Yiddish: יריד (yarid) — market
• Azerbaijani: sərgi — professional event, trade fair
• Bulgarian: панаи́р (panaír) — professional event, trade fair
• Catalan: fira de mostres — professional event, trade fair
• Catalan: fira — professional event, trade fair
• Chinese Mandarin: 博覽會 /博览会 (bólǎnhuì) — professional event, trade fair
• Dutch: beurs — professional event, trade fair
• Finnish: messut — professional event, trade fair
• Finnish: näyttely — professional event, trade fair
• Finnish: päivät — professional event, trade fair
• French: foire — professional event, trade fair
• Galician: feira de mostras — professional event, trade fair
• German: Ausstellung — professional event, trade fair
• German: Messe — professional event, trade fair
• Hungarian: vásár — professional event, trade fair
• Hungarian: kiállítás — professional event, trade fair
• Hungarian: szakkiállítás — professional event, trade fair
• Irish: aonach — professional event, trade fair
• Italian: fiera — professional event, trade fair
• Japanese: 博覧会 (hakurankai) — professional event, trade fair
• Japanese: フェア (fea) — professional event, trade fair
• Macedonian: саем (saem) — professional event, trade fair
• Polish: targi — professional event, trade fair
• Portuguese: feira profissional — professional event, trade fair
• Portuguese: feira industrial — professional event, trade fair
• Portuguese: feira empresarial — professional event, trade fair
• Russian: вы́ставка (výstavka) — professional event, trade fair
• Serbo-Croatian: са́јам — professional event, trade fair
• Serbo-Croatian: sájam — professional event, trade fair
• Spanish: feria de muestras — professional event, trade fair
• Swedish: utställning — professional event, trade fair
• Swedish: mässa — professional event, trade fair
• Turkish: fuar — professional event, trade fair
• Turkish: sergi — professional event, trade fair
• Ukrainian: ви́ставка (výstavka) — professional event, trade fair
• Catalan: fira — a travelling amusement park
• Dutch: kermis — a travelling amusement park
• Esperanto: amuzejo — a travelling amusement park
• Finnish: kiertävä tivoli — a travelling amusement park
• Italian: luna park — a travelling amusement park
• Italian: lunaparco — a travelling amusement park
• Italian: parco divertimenti — a travelling amusement park
• Spanish: feria — a travelling amusement park
• Swedish: tivoli — a travelling amusement park
• Czech: ohladit — to smoothen a surface
• Czech: vyhladit — to smoothen a surface
• Dutch: effenen — to smoothen a surface
• Finnish: tasoittaa — to smoothen a surface
• Bulgarian: подравнявам (podravnjavam) — to bring into perfect alignment
• Czech: hladce spojit — to bring into perfect alignment
• Dutch: uitlijnen — to bring into perfect alignment
• Finnish: kohdistaa — to bring into perfect alignment
• Finnish: rihdata — to bring into perfect alignment
• Czech: ohladit — to produce a smooth outline
• Czech: vyhladit — to produce a smooth outline
• Finnish: tasoittaa — to produce a smooth outline
• Finnish: virtaviivaistaa — to produce a smooth outline