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Possibly from Middle English fit (“an adversary of equal power”), of uncertain further origin. The original sense appears to have been "to marshal or deploy troops", which shifted to "to suit (troops to a certain location" > "suitable", and may be further related to Icelandic fitja (“to web, knit, cast on”).

Unknown, possibly from Old English fitt (“song”), or from the sense of fitted to length. Compare Old Saxon *fittea (attested in the borrowed Latin vittea).

Unknown. From Middle English fit (“hardship, danger”), possibly from Old English fitt (“conflict”)—a word only attested once. Compare Cornish fit (“game match, bout”); or else, maybe cognate with Italian fitta (“sudden and stabbing pain”) (see further at Latin fīgere).

Clipping of outfit.

Formed from fight on the model of bite:bit and light:lit.

462 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: պատշաճ (patšač) — suitable, proper
• Armenian: պիտանի (pitani) — suitable, proper
• Belarusian: адпаве́дны (adpavjédny) — suitable, proper
• Bulgarian: подходя́щ (podhodjášt) — suitable, proper
• Bulgarian: съотве́тен (sǎotvéten) — suitable, proper
• Catalan: adequat — suitable, proper
• Chinese Mandarin: 合適 /合适 (héshì) — suitable, proper
• Czech: vhodný — suitable, proper
• Danish: passende — suitable, proper
• Dutch: passend — suitable, proper
• Esperanto: taŭga — suitable, proper
• Finnish: sopiva — suitable, proper
• Finnish: sovelias — suitable, proper
• Finnish: korrekti — suitable, proper
• French: convenable — suitable, proper
• French: adapté — suitable, proper
• French: correct — suitable, proper
• French: approprié — suitable, proper
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐍄𐌹𐌻𐍃 (gatils) — suitable, proper
• Greek: κατάλληλος (katállilos) — suitable, proper
• Hiligaynon: dápat — suitable, proper
• Hungarian: alkalmas — suitable, proper
• Hungarian: megfelelő — suitable, proper
• Irish: oiriúnach — suitable, proper
• Italian: adatto — suitable, proper
• Italian: idoneo — suitable, proper
• Italian: indicato — suitable, proper
• Italian: rispondente — suitable, proper
• Italian: confacente — suitable, proper
• Italian: appropriato — suitable, proper
• Latin: habilis — suitable, proper
• Latin: idōneus — suitable, proper
• Latin: aptus — suitable, proper
• Latvian: piemērots — suitable, proper
• Latvian: atbilstošs — suitable, proper
• Latvian: atbilstīgs — suitable, proper
• Manx: cooie — suitable, proper
• Portuguese: apropriado — suitable, proper
• Russian: подходя́щий (podxodjáščij) — suitable, proper
• Russian: соотве́тствующий (sootvétstvujuščij) — suitable, proper
• Spanish: idóneo — suitable, proper
• Spanish: aparejado — suitable, proper
• Swedish: passande — suitable, proper
• Swedish: lämplig — suitable, proper
• Swedish: lämpad — suitable, proper
• Ottoman Turkish: راست (râst) — suitable, proper
• Ukrainian: відпові́дний (vidpovídnyj) — suitable, proper
• Ukrainian: підходя́щий (pidxodjáščyj) — suitable, proper
• Catalan: apte — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Danish: tilpasset — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Dutch: aangepast — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Finnish: sopiva — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Finnish: tarkoituksenmukainen — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Finnish: sopeutunut — adapted to a purpose or environment
• French: adapté — adapted to a purpose or environment
• French: apte — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Greek: ικανός (ikanós) — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Hungarian: alkalmas — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Hungarian: rátermett — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Hungarian: életrevaló — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Hungarian: talpraesett — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Portuguese: apto — adapted to a purpose or environment
• Bulgarian: в добра́ фо́рма (v dobrá fórma) — in good shape
• Danish: i form — in good shape
• Dutch: fit — in good shape
• Finnish: hyväkuntoinen — in good shape
• Finnish: kunnossa — in good shape
• Finnish: timmi — in good shape
• French: en bonne forme — in good shape
• German: fit — in good shape
• German: in Form — in good shape
• German: durchtrainiert — in good shape
• Greek: υγιής (ygiís) — in good shape
• Hungarian: egészséges — in good shape
• Hungarian: fitt — in good shape
• Hungarian: jó erőben lévő — in good shape
• Hungarian: jó erőnlétű — in good shape
• Indonesian: fit — in good shape
• Indonesian: sehat — in good shape
• Indonesian: segar bugar — in good shape
• Indonesian: sesuai — in good shape
• Indonesian: cocok — in good shape
• Indonesian: serasi — in good shape
• Indonesian: pas — in good shape
• Indonesian: tepat — in good shape
• Interlingua: in forma — in good shape
• Irish: infheidhme — in good shape
• Italian: in forma — in good shape
• Japanese: 元気 (genki) — in good shape
• Japanese: 健康 (kenkō) — in good shape
• Japanese: 合う (au) — in good shape
• Japanese: 似合う (niau) — in good shape
• Japanese: 適する (tekisuru) — in good shape
• Japanese: 適切 (tekisetsu) — in good shape
• Latvian: vingrs — in good shape
• Māori: whiti — in good shape
• Norman: frîngant — in good shape
• Persian: فیت (fit) — in good shape
• Portuguese: em forma — in good shape
• Russian: в хоро́шей фо́рме (v xoróšej fórme) — in good shape
• Spanish: apolíneo — in good shape
• Spanish: en condiciones de — in good shape
• Swedish: i form — in good shape
• Swedish: i trim — in good shape
• Finnish: hyvännäköinen — good-looking (female)
• Finnish: siisti — good-looking (female)
• French: canon — good-looking (female)
• German: sexy — good-looking (female)
• German: scharf — good-looking (female)
• German: heiß — good-looking (female)
• Hungarian: dögös — good-looking (female)
• Hungarian: szívdöglesztő — good-looking (female)
• Hungarian: vonzó — good-looking (female)
• Irish: álainn — good-looking (female)
• Irish: dathúil — good-looking (female)
• Italian: figa — good-looking (female)
• Italian: fica — good-looking (female)
• Japanese: 美人 (bijin) — good-looking (female)
• Japanese: 別嬪 (beppin) — good-looking (female)
• Norwegian: deilig — good-looking (female)
• Portuguese: gata — good-looking (female)
• Swedish: läcker — good-looking (female)
• Swedish: snygg — good-looking (female)
• Finnish: valmis — prepared, ready
• Irish: réidh — prepared, ready
• Swedish: redo — prepared, ready
• Swedish: rustad — prepared, ready
• Swedish: beredd — prepared, ready
• Swedish: förberedd — prepared, ready
• Danish: pasform — degree to which something fits
• Dutch: pasvorm — degree to which something fits
• Finnish: sopia — degree to which something fits
• German: Passform — degree to which something fits
• Japanese: フィット (fitto) — degree to which something fits
• Korean: 핏 (pit) — degree to which something fits
• Norwegian Bokmål: passform — degree to which something fits
• Norwegian Nynorsk: passform — degree to which something fits
• Polish: dopasowanie — degree to which something fits
• Swedish: passform — degree to which something fits
• Finnish: yhteensopivuus — conformity of elements one to another
• Finnish: sovite — part of an object upon which anything fits tightly
• Ancient Greek: ἁρμογή (harmogḗ) — part of an object upon which anything fits tightly
• Finnish: yhteensopivuus — advertising: measure of how well a commercial captures the character or values of a brand
• Finnish: yhteensopivuus — statistics: goodness of fit
• Finnish: fitti — bridge: quality of a partnership's combined holding of cards
• Finnish: yhteensopivuus — bridge: quality of a partnership's combined holding of cards
• Armenian: նոպա (nopa) — seizure
• Belarusian: прыпа́дак (prypádak) — seizure
• Bulgarian: припа́дък (pripádǎk) — seizure
• Danish: slagtilfælde — seizure
• Finnish: kohtaus — seizure
• Finnish: kouristus (convulsion) — seizure
• French: crise — seizure
• German: Anfall — seizure
• Greek: σπασμός (spasmós) — seizure
• Greek: κρίση (krísi) — seizure
• Hebrew: הֶתְקֵף (hetkéf) — seizure
• Hindi: मिर्गी (mirgī) — seizure
• Hindi: दौरा (daurā) — seizure
• Hungarian: roham — seizure
• Irish: taom — seizure
• Latvian: lēkme — seizure
• Navajo: iichʼąh — seizure
• Navajo: ashchʼąh — seizure
• Norwegian Bokmål: anfall — seizure
• Norwegian Nynorsk: anfall — seizure
• Plautdietsch: Aunfaul — seizure
• Portuguese: convulsão — seizure
• Russian: припа́док (pripádok) — seizure
• Spanish: arrebato — seizure
• Spanish: convulsión — seizure
• Spanish: tos convulsa / convulsiva — seizure
• Spanish: ataque — seizure
• Swahili: degedege — seizure
• Swedish: anfall — seizure
• Swedish: utbrott — seizure
• Telugu: మూర్చ (mūrca) — seizure
• Ukrainian: при́падок (prýpadok) — seizure
• Ukrainian: припа́док (prypádok) — seizure
• Urdu: مرگی (mirgī) — seizure
• Welsh: pwl — seizure
• Armenian: նոպա (nopa) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Belarusian: пры́ступ (prýstup) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Bulgarian: при́стъп (prístǎp) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Finnish: kohtaus — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Finnish: sairaskohtaus — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• French: accès — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• German: Anfall — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Greek: παροξυσμός (paroxysmós) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Hungarian: roham — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Hungarian: epizód — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Hungarian: görcs — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Irish: taom — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Latvian: lēkme — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Plautdietsch: Aunfaul — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Portuguese: ataque — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Portuguese: crise — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Russian: при́ступ (prístup) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Spanish: acceso — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Swedish: anfall — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Swedish: utbrott — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Swedish: skov — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Ottoman Turkish: نوبت (nevbet, nöbet) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Ukrainian: при́ступ (prýstup) — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Welsh: pwl — sudden and vigorous appearance of a symptom
• Bulgarian: по́рив (póriv) — sudden outburst of emotion
• Finnish: kohtaus — sudden outburst of emotion
• Finnish: puuska — sudden outburst of emotion
• French: crise — sudden outburst of emotion
• German: Anfall — sudden outburst of emotion
• Greek: ξέσπασμα (xéspasma) — sudden outburst of emotion
• Hebrew: הֶתְקֵף (hetkéf) — sudden outburst of emotion
• Hebrew: קְרִיזָה (k'rizá) — sudden outburst of emotion
• Hungarian: kitörés — sudden outburst of emotion
• Hungarian: dühroham — sudden outburst of emotion
• Irish: taom — sudden outburst of emotion
• Portuguese: crise — sudden outburst of emotion
• Portuguese: ataque — sudden outburst of emotion
• Portuguese: piti — sudden outburst of emotion
• Russian: поры́в (porýv) — sudden outburst of emotion
• Spanish: arrebato — sudden outburst of emotion
• Spanish: arrebatamiento — sudden outburst of emotion
• Spanish: acaloramiento — sudden outburst of emotion
• Spanish: arrechucho — sudden outburst of emotion
• Spanish: ramalazo — sudden outburst of emotion
• Swedish: anfall — sudden outburst of emotion
• Swedish: utbrott — sudden outburst of emotion
• Swedish: attack — sudden outburst of emotion
• Welsh: pwl — sudden outburst of emotion
• Arabic: لَاقَ (lāqa) — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: uyğun olmaq — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: müvafiq olmaq — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: münasib olmaq — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: düz gəlmək — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: yaramaq — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: yararlı olmaq — to be suitable for
• Azerbaijani: lazım olmaq — to be suitable for
• Belarusian: падыхо́дзіць (padyxódzicʹ) — to be suitable for
• Belarusian: падысці́ (padyscí) — to be suitable for
• Bulgarian: подхо́ждам (podhóždam) — to be suitable for
• Bulgarian: подхо́дя (podhódja) — to be suitable for
• Catalan: cabre — to be suitable for
• Chinese: kah — to be suitable for
• Esperanto: taŭgi — to be suitable for
• Finnish: sopia — to be suitable for
• Finnish: käydä — to be suitable for
• Finnish: passata — to be suitable for
• French: convenir — to be suitable for
• French: être adapté — to be suitable for
• French: être approprié — to be suitable for
• German: passen — to be suitable for
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌿𐌲𐌰𐌽 (dugan) — to be suitable for
• Greek: ταιριάζω (tairiázo) — to be suitable for
• Ancient Greek: πρέπω (prépō) — to be suitable for
• Hungarian: illik — to be suitable for
• Hungarian: megfelel — to be suitable for
• Hungarian: passzol — to be suitable for
• Italian: soddisfare — to be suitable for
• Khmer: សម (sɑɑm) — to be suitable for
• Māori: tōtika — to be suitable for
• Māori: pai — to be suitable for
• Māori: haratau — to be suitable for
• Māori: arotau — to be suitable for
• Persian: سزیدن (sazidan) — to be suitable for
• Polish: pasować — to be suitable for
• Portuguese: servir — to be suitable for
• Russian: подходи́ть (podxodítʹ) — to be suitable for
• Russian: подойти́ (podojtí) — to be suitable for
• Spanish: satisfacer — to be suitable for
• Swedish: passa — to be suitable for
• Ukrainian: підхо́дити (pidxódyty) — to be suitable for
• Ukrainian: підійти́ (pidijtý) — to be suitable for
• French: rentrer — to have sufficient space available
• German: passen — to have sufficient space available
• Haryanvi: नावड़ना (nāvaṛnā) — to have sufficient space available
• Hungarian: fér — to have sufficient space available
• Hungarian: befér — to have sufficient space available
• Hungarian: belefér — to have sufficient space available
• Māori: ō — to have sufficient space available
• Portuguese: caber — to have sufficient space available
• Romanian: încăpea — to have sufficient space available
• Russian: помеща́ться (pomeščátʹsja) — to have sufficient space available
• Russian: помести́ться (pomestítʹsja) — to have sufficient space available
• Swedish: få plats — to have sufficient space available
• Arabic: نَاسَبَ (nāsaba) — to conform to in size and shape
• Arabic: لَاقَ (lāqa) — to conform to in size and shape
• Armenian: սազել (sazel) — to conform to in size and shape
• Armenian: բռնել (bṙnel) — to conform to in size and shape
• Armenian: համապատասխանել (hamapatasxanel) — to conform to in size and shape
• Aromanian: ncap — to conform to in size and shape
• Basque: egokitu — to conform to in size and shape
• Belarusian: падыхо́дзіць (padyxódzicʹ) — to conform to in size and shape
• Belarusian: падысці́ (padyscí) — to conform to in size and shape
• Belarusian: адпавяда́ць (adpavjadácʹ) — to conform to in size and shape
• Bulgarian: съотве́тствам (sǎotvétstvam) — to conform to in size and shape
• Bulgarian: подхо́ждам (podhóždam) — to conform to in size and shape
• Bulgarian: подхо́дя (podhódja) — to conform to in size and shape
• Catalan: cabre — to conform to in size and shape
• Catalan: encaixar — to conform to in size and shape
• Chinese Mandarin: 適合 /适合 (shìhé) — to conform to in size and shape
• Chinese Mandarin: 合適 /合适 (héshì) — to conform to in size and shape
• Czech: vejít se — to conform to in size and shape
• Danish: passe sammen — to conform to in size and shape
• Dutch: passen — to conform to in size and shape
• Finnish: sopia — to conform to in size and shape
• Finnish: käydä — to conform to in size and shape
• French: convenir — to conform to in size and shape
• French: aller — to conform to in size and shape
• French: être adapté — to conform to in size and shape
• French: être approprié — to conform to in size and shape
• German: passen — to conform to in size and shape
• Greek: κάνω (káno) — to conform to in size and shape
• Ancient Greek: ἁρμόζω (harmózō) — to conform to in size and shape
• Hebrew: התאים (hit'ím) — to conform to in size and shape
• Hungarian: jó rá — to conform to in size and shape
• Hungarian: illeszkedik — to conform to in size and shape
• Ingrian: mukahua — to conform to in size and shape
• Interlingua: vader ben a — to conform to in size and shape
• Irish: oiriúnaigh — to conform to in size and shape
• Italian: starci — to conform to in size and shape
• Italian: andare bene — to conform to in size and shape
• Japanese: 合う (au) — to conform to in size and shape
• Japanese: 合わせる (awaseru) — to conform to in size and shape
• Japanese: 適合する (tekigō suru) — to conform to in size and shape
• Khmer: ឃ្លិប (khlɨp) — to conform to in size and shape
• Khmer: ក្លំ (klɑm) — to conform to in size and shape
• Khmer: ក្លឹប (kləp) — to conform to in size and shape
• Latvian: sakrist — to conform to in size and shape
• Māori: ō — to conform to in size and shape
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe — to conform to in size and shape
• Norwegian Nynorsk: passe — to conform to in size and shape
• Polish: pasować — to conform to in size and shape
• Portuguese: servir (em) — to conform to in size and shape
• Portuguese: caber (em) — to conform to in size and shape
• Romanian: încăpea — to conform to in size and shape
• Russian: подходи́ть (podxodítʹ) — to conform to in size and shape
• Russian: подойти́ (podojtí) — to conform to in size and shape
• Russian: соотве́тствовать (sootvétstvovatʹ) — to conform to in size and shape
• Scottish Gaelic: freagair do/ri/air — to conform to in size and shape
• Spanish: caber — to conform to in size and shape
• Spanish: encajar — to conform to in size and shape
• Spanish: casar — to conform to in size and shape
• Swedish: passa — to conform to in size and shape
• Tamil: கொள் (koḷ) — to conform to in size and shape
• Turkish: uymak — to conform to in size and shape
• Ukrainian: підхо́дити (pidxódyty) — to conform to in size and shape
• Ukrainian: підійти́ (pidijtý) — to conform to in size and shape
• Ukrainian: відповіда́ти (vidpovidáty) — to conform to in size and shape
• Vietnamese: vừa — to conform to in size and shape
• Vietnamese: thích hợp — to conform to in size and shape
• Yiddish: פּאַסן (pasn) — to conform to in size and shape
• Arabic: نَاسَبَ (nāsaba) — to have right size and shape
• Armenian: սազել (sazel) — to have right size and shape
• Azerbaijani: əyninə biçilmək — to have right size and shape
• Azerbaijani: əyninə olmaq — to have right size and shape
• Azerbaijani: düz gəlmək — to have right size and shape
• Bulgarian: ста́вам (stávam) — to have right size and shape
• Chinese Mandarin: 適合 /适合 (shìhé) — to have right size and shape
• Chinese Mandarin: 合適 /合适 (héshì) — to have right size and shape
• Czech: sedět — to have right size and shape
• Czech: padnout — to have right size and shape
• Danish: passe til — to have right size and shape
• Dutch: passen — to have right size and shape
• Finnish: sopia — to have right size and shape
• Galician: acaer — to have right size and shape
• German: passen — to have right size and shape
• Greek: ταιριάζω (tairiázo) — to have right size and shape
• Hebrew: התאים (hit'ím) — to have right size and shape
• Indonesian: menyesuaikan — to have right size and shape
• Indonesian: mencocokkan — to have right size and shape
• Indonesian: mempaskan — to have right size and shape
• Italian: andare bene — to have right size and shape
• Japanese: 合う (au) — to have right size and shape
• Japanese: 適する (teki suru) — to have right size and shape
• Latvian: derēt — to have right size and shape
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe — to have right size and shape
• Norwegian Nynorsk: passe — to have right size and shape
• Portuguese: caber — to have right size and shape
• Russian: подходи́ть (podxodítʹ) — to have right size and shape
• Russian: быть впо́ру (bytʹ vpóru) — to have right size and shape
• Scottish Gaelic: freagair do/ri/air — to have right size and shape
• Spanish: quedar — to have right size and shape
• Spanish: ficar — to have right size and shape
• Spanish: encajar — to have right size and shape
• Spanish: casar — to have right size and shape
• Spanish: concuasar — to have right size and shape
• Swedish: passa — to have right size and shape
• Turkish: uymak — to have right size and shape
• Ukrainian: підхо́дити (pidxódyty) — to have right size and shape
• Arabic: لَاقَ (lāqa) — to make conform in size and shape
• Basque: egokitu — to make conform in size and shape
• Bulgarian: нага́ждам (nagáždam) — to make conform in size and shape
• Esperanto: adapti — to make conform in size and shape
• Esperanto: alfari — to make conform in size and shape
• Finnish: sovittaa — to make conform in size and shape
• Finnish: rukata — to make conform in size and shape
• Finnish: räätälöidä — to make conform in size and shape
• French: ajuster — to make conform in size and shape
• French: adapter — to make conform in size and shape
• French: fitter — to make conform in size and shape
• Greek: ταιριάζω (tairiázo) — to make conform in size and shape
• Greek: προσαρμόζω (prosarmózo) — to make conform in size and shape
• Hungarian: illeszt — to make conform in size and shape
• Hungarian: hozzáilleszt — to make conform in size and shape
• Hungarian: beleilleszt — to make conform in size and shape
• Irish: oiriúnaigh — to make conform in size and shape
• Italian: adattare — to make conform in size and shape
• Pennsylvania German: aabasse — to make conform in size and shape
• Portuguese: encaixar — to make conform in size and shape
• Portuguese: adaptar — to make conform in size and shape
• Armenian: սազեցնել (sazecʻnel) — to tailor
• Asturian: abigorniar — to tailor
• Chinese Mandarin: 適應 /适应 (shìyìng) — to tailor
• Danish: tilpasse — to tailor
• Dutch: aanpassen — to tailor
• Esperanto: alfari — to tailor
• Finnish: räätälöidä — to tailor
• French: ajuster — to tailor
• German: passen — to tailor
• Hebrew: התאים (hit'ím) — to tailor
• Hungarian: igazít — to tailor
• Hungarian: hozzáigazít — to tailor
• Hungarian: alakít — to tailor
• Hungarian: testre szab — to tailor
• Indonesian: adjustar — to tailor
• Italian: aggiustare — to tailor
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe — to tailor
• Norwegian Nynorsk: passe — to tailor
• Pennsylvania German: aabasse — to tailor
• Portuguese: ajustar — to tailor
• Russian: подгоня́ть (podgonjátʹ) — to tailor
• Russian: прила́живать (priláživatʹ) — to tailor
• Russian: приспоса́бливать (prisposáblivatʹ) — to tailor
• Spanish: ahormar — to tailor
• Swedish: skräddarsy — to tailor
• Swedish: prova ut — to tailor
• Turkish: uydurmak — to tailor
• Ukrainian: підганя́ти (pidhanjáty) — to tailor
• Bulgarian: съгласу́вам се (sǎglasúvam se) — to be in agreement with
• Finnish: sopia — to be in agreement with
• Greek: ταιριάζω (tairiázo) — to be in agreement with
• Hungarian: illik — to be in agreement with
• Hungarian: ráillik — to be in agreement with
• Hungarian: illeszkedik — to be in agreement with
• Bulgarian: сла́гам (slágam) — to attach
• Bulgarian: монти́рам (montíram) — to attach
• Danish: montere — to attach
• Finnish: sovittaa — to attach
• Greek: προσαρμόζω (prosarmózo) — to attach
• Portuguese: afixar — to attach
• Bulgarian: екипи́рам (ekipíram) — to equip or supply
• Finnish: varustaa — to equip or supply
• Finnish: toimittaa — to equip or supply
• Greek: προμηθεύω (promithévo) — to equip or supply
• Finnish: sopia — to be in harmony
• Galician: acaer — to be in harmony
• Greek: ταιριάζω (tairiázo) — to be in harmony
• Māori: reretahi — to be in harmony
• Portuguese: combinar — to be in harmony
• Spanish: hacer juego — to be in harmony
• Ukrainian: впи́суватися (vpýsuvatysja) — to be in harmony
• Ukrainian: вписа́тися (vpysátysja) — to be in harmony