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Pronunciation
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Firm against attack; fortified by nature or art; impregnable; strong.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: fortified, impenetrable
Antonyms: penetrable, weak
3
adj
Meaning 3
Steadfast, with unwavering feeling. (Now mostly in set phrases like fast friend(s).)
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
4
adj
Meaning 4
Moving with great speed, or capable of doing so; swift, rapid; light.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
I am going to buy a fast car.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: quick, speedy, light
Antonyms: none provided
5
adj
Meaning 5
Moving with great speed, or capable of doing so; swift, rapid; light.
Having a kinetic energy between 1 million and 20 million electron volts; often used to describe the energy state of free neutrons at the moment of their release by a nuclear fission or nuclear fusion reaction (i.e., before the neutrons have been slowed down by anything).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Qualifier: nuclear physics
Examples
Plutonium-240 has a much higher fission cross-section for fast neutrons than for thermal neutrons.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: quick, speedy, light
Antonyms: none provided
6
adj
Meaning 6
Of a place, characterised by business, hustle and bustle, etc.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
7
adj
Meaning 7
Causing unusual rapidity of play or action.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
a fast racket, or tennis court
a fast track
a fast billiard table
a fast dance floor
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
8
adj
Meaning 8
Able to transfer data in a short period of time.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
I think my watch is running fast.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: ahead
Antonyms: behind
22
intj
Meaning 22
Ellipsis of stand fast, a warning not to pass between the arrow and the target.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: abbreviation, alt-of, ellipsis
Topics: archery, government, hobbies, lifestyle, martial-arts, military, politics, sports, war
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: loose
23
name
Meaning 23
Initialism of Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: abbreviation, alt-of, initialism
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
24
name
Meaning 24
A surname.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
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Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
25
noun
Meaning 25
A train that calls at only some stations it passes between its origin and destination, typically just the principal stations.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: UK
Topics: rail-transport, railways, transport
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: express, express train, fast train
Antonyms: local, slow train, stopper
26
noun
Meaning 26
The act or practice of fasting, religious abstinence from food.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
1677 George Fox, The Hypocrites Fast and Feast Not God's Holy Day, p. 8 (paraphrasing Matthew 6:16-18). And is it not the Command of Christ, that in their Fast they should not appear unto men to fast?
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
27
noun
Meaning 27
Any of the fasting periods in the liturgical year.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
1662 Peter Gunning, The Holy Fast of Lent Defended Against All Its Prophaners: Or, a Discourse, Shewing that Lent-Fast was First Taught the World by the Apostles (1677 [1662]), p. 13 (translation of the Paschal Epistle of Theophilus of Alexandria). And so may we enter the Fasts at hand, beginning Lent the 30th. day of the Month Mechir
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
28
noun
Meaning 28
Acronym of focused assessment with sonography for trauma.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
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Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
31
phrase
Meaning 31
Acronym of facial drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty, time, a mnemonic for diagnosing a CVA or stroke.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: abbreviation, acronym, alt-of
Topics: medicine, pathology, sciences
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
32
verb
Meaning 32
To practice religious abstinence, especially from food.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: intransitive
Examples
1677 George Fox, The Hypocrites Fast and Feast Not God's Holy Day, p. 8 (paraphrasing Matthew 6:16-18). And is it not the Command of Christ, that in their Fast they should not appear unto men to fast?
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
33
verb
Meaning 33
To reduce or limit one's nutrition intake for medical or health reasons, to diet.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: intransitive
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
34
verb
Meaning 34
To cause (a person or animal) to abstain, especially from eating.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: transitive
Topics: sciences
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
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Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
35
adjective
Meaning 35
acting or moving or capable of acting or moving quickly
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
fast film
on the fast track in school
set a fast pace
a fast car
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: slow
36
adjective
Meaning 36
at a rapid tempo
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
the band played a fast fox trot
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: slow
37
adjective
Meaning 37
(used of timepieces) indicating a time ahead of or later than the correct time
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
my watch is fast
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: slow
38
adjective satellite
Meaning 38
(of a photographic lens or emulsion) causing a shortening of exposure time
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a fast lens
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
39
adjective satellite
Meaning 39
securely fixed in place
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
the post was still firm after being hit by the car
abstain from certain foods, as for religious or medical reasons
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
Catholics sometimes fast during Lent
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: abstain, refrain, desist
Narrower terms: diet
History
Etymology
Etymology tree Proto-Germanic *fastuz Proto-West Germanic *fast Old English fæst Middle English fast English fast From Middle English fast, fest, from Old English fæst (“firm, secure”), from Proto-West Germanic *fast, from Proto-Germanic *fastuz; see it for cognates and further etymology. The development of “rapid” from an original sense of “secure” apparently happened first in the adverb and then transferred to the adjective; compare hard in expressions like “to run hard”. The original sense of “secure, firm” is now slightly archaic, but retained in the related fasten (“make secure”). Also compare close meaning change from Latin rapiō (“to snatch”) to Latin rapidus (“rapid, quick”), from Irish sciob (“to snatch”) to Irish sciobtha (“quick”).
Abbreviation. Coined in recognition of the word fast, e.g. (medical sense) describing the need for speedy diagnosis and treatment.
From Middle English fast, faste, from Old English fæste, from fæst + -e (adverb-forming suffix).
From Middle English faste, fasten, from Old English fæsten (“fast, fasting”), from Proto-West Germanic *fastuni, from Proto-Germanic *fastu(b)nją (“fast, fasting”). Cognate with Old Frisian festene, feste (Modern West Frisian fêsten, fêste), Middle Dutch vastene (Modern Dutch vasten), Middle Low German vastene (Modern German Low German Fasten), German Faste, Fasten (“fast, fasting”), Gothic 𐍆𐌰𐍃𐍄𐌿𐌱𐌽𐌹 (fastubni, “fasting”). Possibly merged with Old Norse fasta (“fast, fasting”), whence also Danish faste (“fast, fasting”), Swedish fasta (“fast, fasting”).
From Middle English fasten, from Old English fæstan (“to fast”), from Proto-West Germanic *fastēn, from Proto-Germanic *fastāną (“to fast”), from the same root as Proto-Germanic *fastijaną (“to fasten”), derived from *fastuz, and thereby related to Etymology 1. The religious sense is presumably introduced in the Gothic church, from Gothic 𐍆𐌰𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌽 (fastan, “hold fast (viz. to the rule of abstinence)”). This semantic development is unique to Gothic, the term glosses Greek νηστεύω (nēsteúō), Latin ieiuno which do not have similar connotations of "holding fast". The feminine noun Old High German fasta likely existed in the 8th century (shift to neuter Old High German fasten from the 9th century, whence modern German Fasten). The Old English noun originally had the sense "fortress, enclosure" and takes the religious sense only in late Old English, perhaps influenced by Old Norse fasta. The use for reduced nutrition intake for medical reasons or for weight reduction develops by the mid-1970s, back-formed from the use of the verbal noun fasting in this sense (1960s).
Across languages
Translations
690 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Afrikaans:
vas
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Southern Altai:
бек
(bek)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Bashkir:
ныҡ
(nıq)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Basque:
tinko
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Basque:
irmo
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Basque:
finko
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Bulgarian:
закрепен
(zakrepen)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Catalan:
ferm
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Chinese Mandarin:
牢的
(láo de)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Danish:
fast
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Dutch:
vast
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Faroese:
fastur
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Finnish:
luja
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Finnish:
pitävä
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Finnish:
vahva
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Finnish:
tiukka
— firmly or securely fixed in place
French:
ferme
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Galician:
firme
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Galician:
seguro
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Galician:
segura
— firmly or securely fixed in place
German:
fest
— firmly or securely fixed in place
German:
befestigt
— firmly or securely fixed in place
German:
verankert
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Greek:
στερεός
(stereós)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Hebrew:
הָדוּק
(hadúq)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Hungarian:
szilárd
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Icelandic:
fastur
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Ido:
ferma
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Irish:
ceangailte
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Irish:
suite
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Italian:
fisso
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Japanese:
しっかりした
(shikkari shita)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Northern Kurdish:
zeft
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Northern Kurdish:
sabit
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Kyrgyz:
бек
(bek)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Latvian:
stipri
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Lithuanian:
tvirtas
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Macedonian:
цврст
(cvrst)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Macedonian:
отпорен
(otporen)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Macedonian:
силен
(silen)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Māori:
ngita
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Norwegian:
fast
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Plautdietsch:
faust
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Portuguese:
firme
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Portuguese:
seguro
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Russian:
про́чный
(próčnyj)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Russian:
кре́пкий
(krépkij)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Swedish:
fast
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Swedish:
fäst
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Turkish:
berk
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Turkish:
sabit
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Ukrainian:
мі́цно
(mícno)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Yiddish:
פֿעסט
(fest)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Zazaki:
rew (diq)
— firmly or securely fixed in place
Bulgarian:
укрепе́н
(ukrepén)
— firm against attack
Finnish:
vahva
— firm against attack
German:
befestigt
— firm against attack
German:
fest
— firm against attack
German:
geschützt
— firm against attack
German:
verstärkt
— firm against attack
German:
undurchdringlich
— firm against attack
German:
unzugänglich
— firm against attack
Bulgarian:
ве́рен
(véren)
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
Bulgarian:
пре́дан
(prédan)
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
Finnish:
uskollinen
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
German:
eng
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
German:
echt
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
German:
treu
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
German:
wirklich
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
German:
standhaft
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
Turkish:
sıkı fıkı
— of friend: steadfast, with unwavering feeling
Abkhaz:
алас
(alas)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Afrikaans:
vinnig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Southern Altai:
ылтам
(ïltam)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Andi:
ххеххи
(xxexxi)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Arabic:
سَرِيع
(sarīʕ)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Arabic:
سريع
(sarīʕ)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Arabic:
سريع
(sarīʕ)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic:
ܓ̰ܲܠܕܹܐ
(jālde)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Armenian:
արագ
(arag)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Asturian:
rápidu
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Avar:
хехаб
(xexab)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Azerbaijani:
yeyin
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Azerbaijani:
çapıq
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Azerbaijani:
iti
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Azerbaijani:
sürətli
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Bashkir:
тиҙ
(tiź)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Bashkir:
шәп
(şəp)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Basque:
azkar
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Belarusian:
ху́ткі
(xútki)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Belarusian:
бы́стры
(býstry)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Bengali:
দ্রুত
(druto)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Bhojpuri:
तेज
(tēj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Breton:
buan
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Bulgarian:
бърз
(bǎrz)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Burmese:
မြန်
(mran)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Buryat:
хурдан
(xurdan)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Catalan:
ràpid
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Catalan:
veloç
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chagatai:
ایلدام
(ıldam)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chagatai:
تیز
(tez)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chagatai:
توزکان
(tüzgän)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chechen:
сиха
(sixa)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chinese Cantonese:
快
(faai3)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Chinese Mandarin:
快
(kuài)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
East Circassian:
псынщӏэ
(psənśʼɛ)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Czech:
rychlý
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Danish:
hurtig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Dutch:
snel
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Dutch:
vlug
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Dutch:
rap
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Dutch:
kwiek
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Dutch:
gezwind
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Esperanto:
rapida
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Even:
хинма
(hinma)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Evenki:
хима
(hima)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Evenki:
химамэ
(himamə)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Faroese:
skjótur
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Finnish:
nopea
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Finnish:
vauhdikas
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
French:
rapide
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Galician:
rápido
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Galician:
á présa
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Galician:
rapidamente
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Georgian:
სწრაფი
(sc̣rapi)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Georgian:
ჩქარი
(čkari)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Georgian:
ცქვიტი
(ckviṭi)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Georgian:
მარდი
(mardi)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
schnell
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
rasch
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
geschwind
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
flink
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
flott
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
hurtig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
gaach
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
trawig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
schnëll
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
gschwind
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
gleitig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
hurtig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
gnoot
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
German:
tifig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Swabian:
schleunig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Swabian:
dapferle
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Greek:
γρήγορος
(grígoros)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Greek:
ταχύς
(tachýs)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ancient Greek:
ταχύς
(takhús)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ancient Greek:
θοός
(thoós)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Greenlandic:
sukkavoq
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Paraguayan Guarani:
pya'e
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Hebrew:
מהיר
(mahír)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Higaonon:
madali
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Hindi:
तेज़
(tez)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Hindi:
तीव्र
(tīvra)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
White Hmong:
ceev
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Hungarian:
gyors
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Hungarian:
sebes
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
hraður
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
hraðskreiður
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
skjótur
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
snöggur
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
kvikur
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
fljótur
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Icelandic:
ör
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ido:
rapida
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Indonesian:
cepat
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingrian:
selvä
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingrian:
sukkela
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingrian:
kiire
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingrian:
huima
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingrian:
huimakas
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ingush:
сиха
(sixa)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Irish:
luath
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Irish:
mear
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Italian:
veloce
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Italian:
rapido
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Italian:
rapida
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Japanese:
速い
(hayai)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Kalmyk:
хурдн
(xurdn)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Kapampangan:
malagwa
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Kapampangan:
masalusu
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Khmer:
លឿន
(lɨən)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Khmer:
ឆាប់
(chap)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Korean:
빠르다
(ppareuda)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Central Kurdish:
خێرا
(xêra)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Northern Kurdish:
lezgîn
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Northern Kurdish:
zû
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Northern Kurdish:
bilez
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Kyrgyz:
ылдам
(ıldam)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
yayarri
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
ngattana
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
ngingata
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
payarta
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
geha
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Laboya:
giggara
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ladino:
presto
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ladino:
prestozo
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Lao:
ເລວ
(l)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Lao:
ໄວ
(wai)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Lao:
ຮັນ
(han)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latin:
celer
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latin:
celox
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latin:
vēlōx
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latin:
rapidus
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
ātrs
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
ašs
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
straujš
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
knašs
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
žigls
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Latvian:
nasks
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Lithuanian:
greitas
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Lithuanian:
greita
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Low German:
snell
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Low German:
swind
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Low German:
swinn
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Low German:
dallig
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Luxembourgish:
séier
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Macedonian:
брз
(brz)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Malay:
laju
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Maltese:
ħafif
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Maltese:
rapidu
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Maltese:
malajr
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Manchu:
ᡥᡡᡩᡠᠨ
(hūdun)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Māori:
tere
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Mongolian:
хурдан
(xurdan)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Nepali:
तेज
(tej)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Nepali:
छिटो
(chiṭo)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Nepali:
द्रुत
(drut)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Nepali:
तीव्र
(tīwra)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Norman:
rapide
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Norman:
vite
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Norwegian:
rask
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Norwegian:
kjapp
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Norwegian Bokmål:
hurtiggående
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Occitan:
rapid
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Occitan:
velòç
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Old English:
hræd
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ossetian:
тагъд
(taǧd)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Persian:
تند
(tond)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Persian:
فرز
(ferz)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Persian:
تیز
(tiz)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Plautdietsch:
schwind
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Plautdietsch:
flinkj
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Plautdietsch:
flott (nds)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polabian:
astĕ
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
szybki
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
prędki
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
błyskawiczny
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
bystry
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
chyży
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
rychły
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
rączy
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Polish:
wartki
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Portuguese:
rápido
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Portuguese:
veloz
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Romanian:
rapid
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Romanian:
iute
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Romanian:
grăbit
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Romanian:
repede
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Russian:
бы́стрый
(býstryj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Russian:
ско́рый
(skóryj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Russian:
скоростно́й
(skorostnój)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Sanskrit:
आशु
(āśu)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Sanskrit:
रघु
(raghu)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Sanskrit:
जव
(java)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Sanskrit:
ऋज्र
(ṛjra)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Scottish Gaelic:
luath
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Croatian:
бр̑з
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Serbo-Croatian:
bȓz
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Slovak:
rýchly
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Slovene:
híter
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Spanish:
rápido
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Swahili:
haraka
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Swedish:
snabb
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Swedish:
kvick
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tagalog:
mabilis
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tajik:
тез
(tez)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tajik:
зуд
(zud)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tajik:
тунд
(tund)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tamil:
வேகமான
(vēkamāṉa)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Telugu:
త్వరగా
(tvaragā)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Thai:
เร็ว
(reo)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tibetan:
མགྱོགས་པོ
(mgyogs po)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tok Pisin:
kwik
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Turkish:
hızlı
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Tuvan:
дүрген
(dürgen)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ukrainian:
швидки́й
(švydkýj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ukrainian:
прудки́й
(prudkýj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Ukrainian:
би́стрий
(býstryj)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
تیز
(tez)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
جلد
(jald)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
تند
(tund)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
سریع
(sarī)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
عجول
(ajūl)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
عاجل
(ājil)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Urdu:
چابک
(cabuk)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Uyghur:
ئىلدام
(ildam)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Uyghur:
تېز
(tëz)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Uzbek:
tez
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Vietnamese:
mau
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Vietnamese:
nhanh
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Vietnamese:
lẹ
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Vietnamese:
chóng
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Volapük:
vifik
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Volapük:
sagitavifik
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Welsh:
buan
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Welsh:
cyflym
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Welsh:
clau
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Woiwurrung:
berren-berren
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Yiddish:
גיך
(gikh)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Yiddish:
פֿלינק
(flink)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Zazaki:
pêt (diq)
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Zazaki:
vistra
— moving or capable of moving with great speed
Finnish:
nopea
— causing unusual rapidity of play or action
German:
schnell
— causing unusual rapidity of play or action
Bulgarian:
бърз
(bǎrz)
— computing: able to transfer data in a short period of time
Finnish:
nopea
— computing: able to transfer data in a short period of time
German:
schnell
— computing: able to transfer data in a short period of time
German:
Breitband-
— computing: able to transfer data in a short period of time
Southern Altai:
бек
(bek)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Arabic:
عميق
— of sleep: deep or sound
Bashkir:
ҡаты
(qatı)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Bulgarian:
здрав
(zdrav)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Bulgarian:
споко́ен
(spokóen)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Czech:
hluboký
— of sleep: deep or sound
Danish:
dyb
— of sleep: deep or sound
Finnish:
sikeä
— of sleep: deep or sound
Finnish:
syvä
— of sleep: deep or sound
French:
profond
— of sleep: deep or sound
German:
tief
— of sleep: deep or sound
German:
fest
— of sleep: deep or sound
Greek:
βαθύς
(vathýs)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Hungarian:
mély
— of sleep: deep or sound
Icelandic:
fastur
— of sleep: deep or sound
Italian:
profondo
— of sleep: deep or sound
Northern Kurdish:
(xewa) giran
— of sleep: deep or sound
Kyrgyz:
бек
(bek)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Macedonian:
цврст
(cvrst)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Malay:
lena
— of sleep: deep or sound
Norwegian:
dyp
— of sleep: deep or sound
Portuguese:
pesado
— of sleep: deep or sound
Portuguese:
profundo
— of sleep: deep or sound
Russian:
кре́пкий
(krépkij)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Swedish:
djup
— of sleep: deep or sound
Ukrainian:
міцни́й
(micnýj)
— of sleep: deep or sound
Afrikaans:
kleurvas
— of a dye: not running or fading
Bulgarian:
неизбеляващ
(neizbeljavašt)
— of a dye: not running or fading
Chinese Mandarin:
不褪色的
(bú tuìsè de)
— of a dye: not running or fading
Danish:
farvefast
— of a dye: not running or fading
Finnish:
värinpitävä
— of a dye: not running or fading
German:
farbecht
— of a dye: not running or fading
German:
beständig
— of a dye: not running or fading
German:
fixiert
— of a dye: not running or fading
German:
waschfest
— of a dye: not running or fading
German:
lichtecht
— of a dye: not running or fading
Hungarian:
tartós
— of a dye: not running or fading
Italian:
resistente
— of a dye: not running or fading
Macedonian:
постојан
(postojan)
— of a dye: not running or fading
Norwegian:
fargeekte
— of a dye: not running or fading
Portuguese:
indesbotável
— of a dye: not running or fading
Russian:
про́чный
(próčnyj)
— of a dye: not running or fading
Swahili:
haraka
— of a dye: not running or fading
Swedish:
färgäkta
— of a dye: not running or fading
Ukrainian:
міцни́й
(micnýj)
— of a dye: not running or fading
Finnish:
menevä
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
Finnish:
pelimies
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
Finnish:
pelinainen
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
Lebemann
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
halbseiden
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
lebenslustig
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
leichtlebig
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
leicht
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
German:
liederlich
— having an extravagant lifestyle or immoral habits
Afrikaans:
vroeg
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Bulgarian:
избъ́рзващ
(izbǎ́rzvašt)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Bulgarian:
избъ́рзал
(izbǎ́rzal)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Chinese Mandarin:
偏快的
(piānkuài de)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Danish:
foran
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Finnish:
edellä
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
French:
en avance
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Galician:
adiantado
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Georgian:
წინმსწრები
(c̣inmsc̣rebi)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
German:
vorgehen
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Greek:
μπροστά
(brostá)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Hungarian:
siet
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Icelandic:
fljótur
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Italian:
avanti
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Japanese:
早い
(hayai)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Central Kurdish:
زوو
(zû)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Northern Kurdish:
zû
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Norwegian:
før
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Norwegian:
for tidlig
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Portuguese:
adiantado
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Russian:
спеша́щий
(spešáščij)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Russian:
обгоня́ющий
(obgonjájuščij)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Swedish:
före
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Zazaki:
rew (diq)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Chinese Mandarin:
迅速曝光的
(xùnsù pùguāng de)
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Danish:
hurtig
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Finnish:
nopea
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
German:
schnell
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
German:
lichtempfindlich
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Hungarian:
érzékeny
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Norwegian:
rask
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Swahili:
haraka
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Swedish:
snabb
— of photographic film: more sensitive to light than average
Afrikaans:
vas
— in a firm or secure manner
Southern Altai:
бек
(bek)
— in a firm or secure manner
Bashkir:
ныҡ
(nıq)
— in a firm or secure manner
Bashkir:
нығытып
(nığıtıp)
— in a firm or secure manner
Bulgarian:
здраво
(zdravo)
— in a firm or secure manner
Bulgarian:
силно
(silno)
— in a firm or secure manner
Catalan:
fermament
— in a firm or secure manner
Chinese Mandarin:
牢固地
(laógù di)
— in a firm or secure manner
Danish:
fast
— in a firm or secure manner
Esperanto:
firme
— in a firm or secure manner
Faroese:
fast
— in a firm or secure manner
Finnish:
lujasti
— in a firm or secure manner
Finnish:
tiukasti
— in a firm or secure manner
French:
fermement
— in a firm or secure manner
German:
fest
— in a firm or secure manner
Hungarian:
szilárdan
— in a firm or secure manner
Icelandic:
fast
— in a firm or secure manner
Italian:
saldamente
— in a firm or secure manner
Japanese:
しっかりと
(shikkari to)
— in a firm or secure manner
Kyrgyz:
бек
(bek)
— in a firm or secure manner
Macedonian:
цврсто
(cvrsto)
— in a firm or secure manner
Norwegian:
fast
— in a firm or secure manner
Old English:
fæste
— in a firm or secure manner
Portuguese:
seguramente
— in a firm or secure manner
Portuguese:
firmemente
— in a firm or secure manner
Russian:
про́чно
(próčno)
— in a firm or secure manner
Russian:
кре́пко
(krépko)
— in a firm or secure manner
Sanskrit:
स्थिरं
(sthiraṃ)
— in a firm or secure manner
Spanish:
firmemente
— in a firm or secure manner
Swedish:
fast
— in a firm or secure manner
Southern Altai:
бек
(bek)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Bashkir:
ҡаты
(qatı)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Bulgarian:
дълбоко
(dǎlboko)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Danish:
dybt
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Finnish:
sikeästi
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
German:
tief
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
German:
fest
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Hungarian:
mélyen
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Icelandic:
fast
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Italian:
profondamente
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Kyrgyz:
бек
(bek)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Macedonian:
цврсто
(cvrsto)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Norwegian:
dypt
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Old English:
fæste
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Portuguese:
profundamente
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Russian:
кре́пко
(krépko)
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Spanish:
profundamente
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Swedish:
djupt
— of sleeping: deeply or soundly
Afrikaans:
vinnig
— with great speed
Southern Altai:
ылтам
(ïltam)
— with great speed
Arabic:
بِسُرْعَة
(bi-surʕa)
— with great speed
Arabic:
عَاجِلًا
(ʕājilan)
— with great speed
Assamese:
বেগাই
(begai)
— with great speed
Assamese:
খৰকৈ
(khorkoi)
— with great speed
Bashkir:
тиҙ
(tiź)
— with great speed
Bashkir:
шәп
(şəp)
— with great speed
Basque:
azkar
— with great speed
Basque:
agudo
— with great speed
Belarusian:
ху́тка
(xútka)
— with great speed
Bulgarian:
бъ́рзо
(bǎ́rzo)
— with great speed
Catalan:
ràpid
— with great speed
Catalan:
ràpidament
— with great speed
Catalan:
veloçment
— with great speed
Chinese Mandarin:
快
(kuài)
— with great speed
Chinese Mandarin:
快速
(kuàisù)
— with great speed
Czech:
rychle
— with great speed
Danish:
hurtigt
— with great speed
Danish:
kvikt
— with great speed
Dutch:
snel
— with great speed
Dutch:
vlug
— with great speed
Esperanto:
rapide
— with great speed
Estonian:
kiiresti
— with great speed
Estonian:
kiirelt
— with great speed
Faroese:
skjótt
— with great speed
Finnish:
nopeasti
— with great speed
Finnish:
pikaisesti
— with great speed
French:
rapidement
— with great speed
French:
vite
— with great speed
Georgian:
სწრაფად
(sc̣rapad)
— with great speed
Georgian:
ჩქარა
(čkara)
— with great speed
Georgian:
სხარტად
(sxarṭad)
— with great speed
Georgian:
მარდად
(mardad)
— with great speed
German:
schnell
— with great speed
German:
beschleunigt
— with great speed
Greek:
γρήγορα
(grígora)
— with great speed
Ancient Greek:
θοῶς
(thoôs)
— with great speed
Hebrew:
מהר
(mahér)
— with great speed
Hindi:
झटपट
(jhaṭpaṭ)
— with great speed
Hindi:
जल्दी से
(jaldī se)
— with great speed
Hindi:
शीघ्र
(śīghra)
— with great speed
Hungarian:
gyorsan
— with great speed
Icelandic:
hratt
— with great speed
Ido:
rapide
— with great speed
Italian:
rapidamente
— with great speed
Italian:
velocemente
— with great speed
Japanese:
速く
(hayaku)
— with great speed
Japanese:
急いで
(isoide)
— with great speed
Korean:
빨리
(ppalli)
— with great speed
Central Kurdish:
زو
(zu)
— with great speed
Northern Kurdish:
zû
— with great speed
Kyrgyz:
ылдам
(ıldam)
— with great speed
Ladin:
aslune
— with great speed
Ladin:
snel
— with great speed
Ladin:
debota
— with great speed
Lao:
ໄວໆ
(wai wai)
— with great speed
Lithuanian:
greitas
— with great speed
Macedonian:
брзо
(brzo)
— with great speed
Malay:
laju
— with great speed
Navajo:
hah
— with great speed
Navajo:
tsį́į́ł
— with great speed
Navajo:
tsį́į́łgo
— with great speed
Navajo:
haneetehee
— with great speed
Norman:
vite
— with great speed
Norwegian:
raskt
— with great speed
Norwegian:
kjapt
— with great speed
Norwegian:
hurtig
— with great speed
Old English:
hraþe
— with great speed
Persian:
تند
(tond)
— with great speed
Polish:
szybko
— with great speed
Polish:
prędko
— with great speed
Polish:
bystro
— with great speed
Portuguese:
rapidamente
— with great speed
Portuguese:
velozmente
— with great speed
Portuguese:
rápido
— with great speed
Romanian:
repede
— with great speed
Russian:
бы́стро
(býstro)
— with great speed
Sanskrit:
शीघ्रं
(śīghraṃ)
— with great speed
Serbo-Croatian:
бр̑зо
— with great speed
Serbo-Croatian:
bȓzo
— with great speed
Slovak:
rýchlo
— with great speed
Slovene:
hítro
— with great speed
Spanish:
rápidamente
— with great speed
Swedish:
fort
— with great speed
Swedish:
kvickt
— with great speed
Swedish:
snabbt
— with great speed
Thai:
เร็ว
(reo)
— with great speed
Thai:
ไว
(wai)
— with great speed
Tok Pisin:
kwik
— with great speed
Turkish:
hızlı
— with great speed
Ukrainian:
шви́дко
(švýdko)
— with great speed
Vietnamese:
nhanh
— with great speed
Vietnamese:
mau
— with great speed
Afrikaans:
voor
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Bulgarian:
преждеврѐмено
(preždevrèmeno)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Chinese Mandarin:
快於標準時間 /快于标准时间
(kuài yú biāozhǔn shíjiān)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Finnish:
etuajassa
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Georgian:
წინსწრებით
(c̣insc̣rebit)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Georgian:
წინასწარ
(c̣inasc̣ar)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Italian:
in anticipo
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Central Kurdish:
زو
(zu)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Macedonian:
предвремено
(predvremeno)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Old English:
hraþe
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Portuguese:
adiantadamente
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Russian:
преждевременно
(preždevremenno)
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
Swahili:
haraka
— ahead of the correct time or schedule
French:
VITE
— face, arm, speech, time
Acehnese:
puasa
— to abstain from food
Afrikaans:
vas
— to abstain from food
Albanian:
agjëroj
— to abstain from food
Amharic:
ጾመ
(ṣomä)
— to abstain from food
Chungli Ao:
lumi
— to abstain from food
Arabic:
صَامَ
(ṣāma)
— to abstain from food
Aragonese:
ayunar
— to abstain from food
Aramaic:
ܨܡ
(ṣam)
— to abstain from food
Armenian:
պաս պահել
(pas pahel)
— to abstain from food
Aromanian:
agiun
— to abstain from food
Asturian:
ayunar
— to abstain from food
Azerbaijani:
oruc tutmaq
— to abstain from food
Basque:
barau egin
— to abstain from food
Bengali:
উপবাস রাখা
(upobaś rakha)
— to abstain from food
Bengali:
উপোস করা
(upōs kora)
— to abstain from food
Bengali:
রোজা রাখা
(rōja rakha)
— to abstain from food
Breton:
yun
— to abstain from food
Bulgarian:
по́стя
(póstja)
— to abstain from food
Catalan:
dejunar
— to abstain from food
Cebuano:
puasa
— to abstain from food
Central Atlas Tamazight:
ⴰⵥⵓⵎ
(aẓum)
— to abstain from food
Western Cham:
عآء
— to abstain from food
Chinese Cantonese:
絕食 /绝食
(zyut6 sik6)
— to abstain from food
Chinese Cantonese:
齋戒 /斋戒
(zaai1 gaai3)
— to abstain from food
Chinese Cantonese:
禁食
(gam3 sik6)
— to abstain from food
Hakka Chinese:
禁食
(kim-sṳ̍t)
— to abstain from food
Chinese:
禁食
(kìm-chia̍h)
— to abstain from food
Chinese Mandarin:
齋戒 /斋戒
(zhāijiè)
— to abstain from food
Chinese Mandarin:
禁食
(jìnshí)
— to abstain from food
Maore Comorian:
ufunga
— to abstain from food
Czech:
postit se
— to abstain from food
Danish:
faste
— to abstain from food
Dutch:
vasten
— to abstain from food
Esperanto:
fasti
— to abstain from food
Faroese:
fasta
— to abstain from food
Finnish:
paastota
— to abstain from food
French:
jeûner
— to abstain from food
Friulian:
zunâ
— to abstain from food
Friulian:
ğunâ
— to abstain from food
Galician:
xaxuar
— to abstain from food
Georgian:
მარხულობა
(marxuloba)
— to abstain from food
Georgian:
მარხვის შენახვა
(marxvis šenaxva)
— to abstain from food
Georgian:
მარხვა
(marxva)
— to abstain from food
German:
fasten
— to abstain from food
German:
hungern
— to abstain from food
Greek:
νηστεύω
(nistévo)
— to abstain from food
Ancient Greek:
νηστεύω
(nēsteúō)
— to abstain from food
Hebrew:
צָם
(tsam)
— to abstain from food
Hindi:
व्रत
(vrat)
— to abstain from food
Hindi:
उपवास करना
(upvās karnā)
— to abstain from food
Hindi:
व्रत रखना
(vrat rakhnā)
— to abstain from food
Hungarian:
böjtöl
— to abstain from food
Icelandic:
fasta
— to abstain from food
Ido:
fastar
— to abstain from food
Indonesian:
puasa
— to abstain from food
Irish:
bí ag troscadh
— to abstain from food
Irish:
déan troscadh
— to abstain from food
Italian:
digiunare
— to abstain from food
Japanese:
断食する
(danjiki-suru)
— to abstain from food
Javanese:
pasa
— to abstain from food
Kashmiri:
فاقہٕ تھَوُن
(fāqhụ thavun)
— to abstain from food
Kashmiri:
ورَٛتھ تھَوُن
— to abstain from food
Kashmiri:
روزٕ تھَوُن
(rōzụ thavun)
— to abstain from food
Kashmiri:
وۄپَس دیُٛن
— to abstain from food
Korean:
단식하다
(dansik-hada)
— to abstain from food
Central Kurdish:
رۆژوو گرتن
(rojû girtin)
— to abstain from food
Northern Kurdish:
rojî girtin
— to abstain from food
Ladin:
giajuné
— to abstain from food
Latin:
iēiūnō
— to abstain from food
Latvian:
gavēt
— to abstain from food
Lithuanian:
pasninkauti
— to abstain from food
Macedonian:
пости
(posti)
— to abstain from food
Malay:
puasa
— to abstain from food
Malay:
berpuasa
— to abstain from food
Māori:
nohopuku
— to abstain from food
Norwegian:
faste
— to abstain from food
Occitan:
junar
— to abstain from food
Old Prussian:
pastautwei
— to abstain from food
Persian:
روزه گرفتن
(ruze gereftan)
— to abstain from food
Plautdietsch:
fausten
— to abstain from food
Polish:
pościć
— to abstain from food
Portuguese:
ficar de jejum
— to abstain from food
Portuguese:
jejuar
— to abstain from food
Romanian:
ajuna
— to abstain from food
Romanian:
posti
— to abstain from food
Romansh:
gigina
— to abstain from food
Romansh:
gigigna
— to abstain from food
Romansh:
gegüner
— to abstain from food
Romansh:
güner
— to abstain from food
Romansh:
gegünar
— to abstain from food
Russian:
пости́ться
(postítʹsja)
— to abstain from food
Russian:
попости́ться
(popostítʹsja)
— to abstain from food
Russian:
голода́ть
(golodátʹ)
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
geunare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
ageunare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
giunai
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
zaunare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
dejunare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
deinare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
deunare
— to abstain from food
Sardinian:
deunzare
— to abstain from food
Scottish Gaelic:
traisg
— to abstain from food
Serbo-Croatian:
по̀стити
— to abstain from food
Serbo-Croatian:
pòstiti
— to abstain from food
Slovene:
postiti se
— to abstain from food
Spanish:
ayunar
— to abstain from food
Swahili:
kufunga
— to abstain from food
Swedish:
fasta
— to abstain from food
Tajik:
рӯза гирифтан
(rüza giriftan)
— to abstain from food
Tamil:
நோன்பிரு
(nōṉpiru)
— to abstain from food
Telugu:
ఉపవాసం
(upavāsaṁ)
— to abstain from food
Thai:
อดอาหาร
(òt aahăan)
— to abstain from food
Tibetan:
ཟས་གཅོད
(zas gcod)
— to abstain from food
Turkish:
oruç tutmak
— to abstain from food
Ukrainian:
по́сти́ти
(póstýty)
— to abstain from food
Ukrainian:
по́сти́тися
(póstýtysja)
— to abstain from food
Ukrainian:
по́стувати
(póstuvaty)
— to abstain from food
Ukrainian:
голодува́ти
(holoduváty)
— to abstain from food
