feat

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• /fiːt/
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• homophone: feet
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From Middle English [Term?], from Anglo-Norman fet (“action, deed”), from Old French fait, from Latin factum, from facere (“to do, to make”). Doublet of fact.

Clipping of feature. See also the abbreviation feat.

84 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مَأْثَرَة (maʔṯara) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Belarusian: по́дзвіг (pódzvih) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Bulgarian: по́двиг (pódvig) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: gesta — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: acompliment — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: proesa — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: consecució — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: feta — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Catalan: fita — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Chinese Mandarin: 功績 /功绩 (gōngjì, gōngjī) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Chinese Mandarin: 偉業 /伟业 (wěiyè) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Czech: čin — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Czech: výkon — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Czech: kousek — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Danish: præstation — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Danish: dåd — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Dutch: prestatie — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Dutch: verwezenlijking — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Dutch: krachttoer — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Finnish: saavutus — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• French: exploit — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• French: haut fait — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• French: prouesse — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• French: coup d'éclat — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• French: action d'éclat — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Galician: feito — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Galician: fazaña — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Galician: proeza — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• German: Leistung — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• German: Meisterstück — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• German: Meisterleistung — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• German: Glanzstück — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• German: Glanzleistung — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Greek: άθλος (áthlos) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Hungarian: bravúr — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Hungarian: hőstett — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Irish: aicsean — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Irish: cleas — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Irish: éacht — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Irish: reabh — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Irish: spleadh — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: impresa — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: prodezza — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: exploit — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: bravura — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: ardimento — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Italian: gesta — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Japanese: 業績 (gyōseki) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Japanese: 偉業 (igyō) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Korean: 공적 (gongjeok) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Korean: 업적 (eopjeok) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Central Kurdish: ئاکار (akar) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Latin: factus — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Macedonian: по́двиг (pódvig) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dåd — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Polish: wyczyn — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Polish: osiągnięcie — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Portuguese: feito — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Portuguese: façanha — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Portuguese: proeza — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Romanian: ispravă — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Russian: по́двиг (pódvig) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Scots: fate — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Scottish Gaelic: cleas — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Serbo-Croatian: postignuće — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Serbo-Croatian: čin — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Serbo-Croatian: podvig — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Serbo-Croatian: podhvat — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Slovak: čin — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Slovak: výkon — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Slovak: skutok — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Slovene: podvig — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: hazaña — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: proeza — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: gesta — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: logro — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: empresa — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: hito — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: hombrada — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: machada — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Spanish: fazaña (disused) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Swedish: bedrift — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Ukrainian: по́двиг (pódvyh) — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
• Welsh: cyflawniad — an accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult