familiarize

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• /fəˈmɪliəɹaɪ̯z/
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Etymology tree English familiar Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō)bor. Late Latin -izōder. Middle French -iserbor. Middle English -isen English -ize English familiarize From familiar + -ize.

35 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: запознавам (zapoznavam) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Bulgarian: популяризирам (populjariziram) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Catalan: familiaritzar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 使熟悉 (shǐ shúxī) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: tutustuttaa — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: perehdyttää — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: totuttaa — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: tutustua — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: perehtyä — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Finnish: tottua — make or become familiar with something or someone
• French: familiariser — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Galician: familiarizar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• German: sich bekanntmachen — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Greek: εξοικειώνω (exoikeióno) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Hindi: अवगत कराना (avgat karānā) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ido: familiigar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ingrian: aatuttaa — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Italian: familiarizzare — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Malayalam: പരിചയപ്പെടുക (paricayappeṭuka) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Malayalam: പരിചയപ്പെടുത്തുക (paricayappeṭuttuka) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Māori: whakawaia — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Occitan: familiarizar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Old English: ġehīwcūþlīcian — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Portuguese: familiarizar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: знако́миться (znakómitʹsja) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: познако́миться (poznakómitʹsja) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: ознако́миться (oznakómitʹsja) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: знако́мить (znakómitʹ) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: познако́мить (poznakómitʹ) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Russian: ознако́мить (oznakómitʹ) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Spanish: familiarizar — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ukrainian: знайо́мити (znajómyty) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ukrainian: познайо́мити (poznajómyty) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ukrainian: ознайо́млювати (oznajómljuvaty) — make or become familiar with something or someone
• Ukrainian: ознайо́мити (oznajómyty) — make or become familiar with something or someone