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From Middle English ful, from Old English full (“full”), from Proto-West Germanic *full, from Proto-Germanic *fullaz (“full”), from Proto-Indo-European *pl̥h1nós (“full”). Germanic cognates include West Frisian fol, Low German vull, Dutch vol, German voll, Danish fuld, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish full. Proto-Indo-European cognates include English plenty (via Latin, compare plēnus), Welsh llawn, Russian по́лный (pólnyj), Lithuanian pilnas, Persian پر (por), Sanskrit पूर्ण (pūrṇá). See also fele and Scots fou (whence the English doublet fou (“drunk”)). For the "drunk, intoxicated" sense, compare also Swedish full and other Scandinavian languages.

Borrowed from German Full.

From Middle English fulle, fylle, fille, from Old English fyllu, fyllo (“fullness, fill, plenty”), from Proto-Germanic *fullį̄, *fulnō (“fullness, filling, overflow”), from Proto-Indo-European *plūno-, *plno- (“full”), from *pelh1-, *pleh1- (“to fill; full”). Cognate with German Fülle (“fullness, fill”), Icelandic fylli (“fulness, fill”). More at fill.

From Middle English fullen, fulwen (“to baptise”), from Old English fullian, fulwian (“to baptise”), from full- + *wīhan (later *wēon (“to make holy”)). Compare Old English fulluht, fulwiht (“baptism”).

From Middle English fullen (“to full”), from Anglo-Norman fuller, fuler, Middle French foller, fouler, from Old French foler, fouler (“to tread, stamp, full”), from Medieval Latin fullāre, from Latin fullō (“a fuller”). Compare Old English fullian (“to full”).

450 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: vol — containing the maximum possible amount
• Albanian: plot — containing the maximum possible amount
• Albanian: ship — containing the maximum possible amount
• Andi: бицӏиб (bicʼib) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مُمْتَلِئ (mumtaliʔ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مَلِيء (malīʔ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مَلْآن (malʔān) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مليان (malyān) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: فُل (ful) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: ممتلئ (mimtili) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مَليَان (malyān) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: عامر (ʕāmer) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: عامرة (ʕāmra) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: مليان (malyān) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Arabic: ملان (malān) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Aragonese: plen — containing the maximum possible amount
• Armenian: լիքը (likʻə) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Armenian: լի (li) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Aromanian: mplin — containing the maximum possible amount
• Aromanian: ãmplin — containing the maximum possible amount
• Aromanian: plin — containing the maximum possible amount
• Asturian: enllenu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Asturian: llenu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Avar: цӏураб (cʼurab) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Azerbaijani: tam — containing the maximum possible amount
• Azerbaijani: dolu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Balinese: bek — containing the maximum possible amount
• Bashkir: тулы (tulı) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Basque: bete — containing the maximum possible amount
• Basque: osoa — containing the maximum possible amount
• Belarusian: по́ўны (pówny) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Bengali: ভরতি (bhorti) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Bengali: ভর্তি (bhorti) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Central Bikol: pano — containing the maximum possible amount
• Breton: leun — containing the maximum possible amount
• Bulgarian: пъ́лен (pǎ́len) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Burmese: ပြည့် (prany.) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Catalan: ple — containing the maximum possible amount
• Chamicuro: siila — containing the maximum possible amount
• Chinese Cantonese: 滿 /满 (mun5) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Chinese Mandarin: 充滿 /充满 (chōngmǎn) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Chinese Mandarin: 滿 /满 (mǎn) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Chuvash: тулли (tulli) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Czech: plný — containing the maximum possible amount
• Dalmatian: plain — containing the maximum possible amount
• Danish: fuld — containing the maximum possible amount
• Danish: fyldt — containing the maximum possible amount
• Dutch: vol — containing the maximum possible amount
• Esperanto: plena — containing the maximum possible amount
• Estonian: täis — containing the maximum possible amount
• Evenki: дялум (ʒalum) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Faroese: fullur — containing the maximum possible amount
• Finnish: täysi — containing the maximum possible amount
• French: plein — containing the maximum possible amount
• North Frisian: fol — containing the maximum possible amount
• North Frisian: ful — containing the maximum possible amount
• Old Frisian: ful — containing the maximum possible amount
• West-Frisian: fol — containing the maximum possible amount
• Friulian: plen — containing the maximum possible amount
• Galician: cheo — containing the maximum possible amount
• Georgian: სავსე (savse) — containing the maximum possible amount
• German: voll — containing the maximum possible amount
• German: vole — containing the maximum possible amount
• Gothic: 𐍆𐌿𐌻𐌻𐍃 (fulls) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Greek: πλήρης (plíris) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Greek: γεμάτος (gemátos) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ancient Greek: πλήρης (plḗrēs) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ancient Greek: μεστός (mestós) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Haitian Creole: plen — containing the maximum possible amount
• Hawaiian: piha — containing the maximum possible amount
• Hebrew: מָלֵא (mal'e) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Higaonon: punu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Hindi: पूर्ण (pūrṇ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Hindi: पूरा (pūrā) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Hungarian: tele — containing the maximum possible amount
• Icelandic: fullur — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ido: plena — containing the maximum possible amount
• Indonesian: penuh — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ingush: диза (diza) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Irish: lán — containing the maximum possible amount
• Italian: pieno — containing the maximum possible amount
• Italian: colmo — containing the maximum possible amount
• Iu Mien: buangv — containing the maximum possible amount
• Japanese: 一杯 (ippai) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Japanese: 満々 (manman) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Javanese: kebak — containing the maximum possible amount
• Kabuverdianu: bupu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Kashubian: pôłny — containing the maximum possible amount
• Khmer: ពេញ (pɨñ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Komi-Permyak: тыр (tyr) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Komi-Zyrian: тыр (tyr) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Korean: 채우다 (chae'uda) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Northern Kurdish: tijî — containing the maximum possible amount
• Northern Kurdish: tije — containing the maximum possible amount
• Kyrgyz: лык (lık) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ladin: pien — containing the maximum possible amount
• Lao: ເຕັມ (tem) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Latgalian: pylns — containing the maximum possible amount
• Latin: plēnus — containing the maximum possible amount
• Latvian: pilns — containing the maximum possible amount
• Lithuanian: pilnas — containing the maximum possible amount
• Low German: vull — containing the maximum possible amount
• Luxembourgish: voll — containing the maximum possible amount
• Macedonian: полн (poln) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Malay: penuh — containing the maximum possible amount
• Maltese: mimli — containing the maximum possible amount
• Maltese: sħiħ — containing the maximum possible amount
• Manchu: ᠵᠠᠯᡠ (jalu) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Manx: lane — containing the maximum possible amount
• Māori: poha — containing the maximum possible amount
• Māori: pangoro — containing the maximum possible amount
• Māori: kī — containing the maximum possible amount
• Māori: turuki — containing the maximum possible amount
• Mongolian: дүүрэн (düüren) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Mongolian: элбэг (elbeg) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Khiamniungan Naga: chāh — containing the maximum possible amount
• Navajo: hadéébįįd — containing the maximum possible amount
• Neapolitan: chieno — containing the maximum possible amount
• Norman: pliein — containing the maximum possible amount
• Norwegian Bokmål: full — containing the maximum possible amount
• Norwegian Nynorsk: full — containing the maximum possible amount
• Occitan: plen — containing the maximum possible amount
• Church Slavic: пльнъ (plĭnŭ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Old Norse: fullr — containing the maximum possible amount
• Paicî: ôbé — containing the maximum possible amount
• Paicî: wâbé — containing the maximum possible amount
• Papiamentu: yen — containing the maximum possible amount
• Pashto: ډک (ḍak) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Pela: pjaŋ35 — containing the maximum possible amount
• Persian: پر (por) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Middle Persian: purr — containing the maximum possible amount
• Old Persian: [Term?] (/⁠pərəna-⁠/) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Polish: pełny — containing the maximum possible amount
• Portuguese: cheio — containing the maximum possible amount
• Quechua: hunt'a — containing the maximum possible amount
• Romanian: plin — containing the maximum possible amount
• Romansh: plain — containing the maximum possible amount
• Romansh: plein — containing the maximum possible amount
• Romansh: plagn — containing the maximum possible amount
• Russian: по́лный (pólnyj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Russian: напо́лненный (napólnennyj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Russian: запо́лненный (zapólnennyj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Russian: перепо́лненный (perepólnennyj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sanskrit: पूर्ण (pūrṇa) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sardinian: prenu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sardinian: pienu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sardinian: plenu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Scottish Gaelic: làn — containing the maximum possible amount
• Scottish Gaelic: lìonta — containing the maximum possible amount
• Serbo-Croatian: пу̏н — containing the maximum possible amount
• Serbo-Croatian: pȕn — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sicilian: chinu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Slovak: plný — containing the maximum possible amount
• Slovene: poln — containing the maximum possible amount
• Somali: buux — containing the maximum possible amount
• Lower Sorbian: połny — containing the maximum possible amount
• Upper Sorbian: połny — containing the maximum possible amount
• Spanish: lleno — containing the maximum possible amount
• Spanish: ful — containing the maximum possible amount
• Spanish: tupido — containing the maximum possible amount
• Spanish: poblado — containing the maximum possible amount
• Sundanese: pinuh — containing the maximum possible amount
• Swedish: full — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tagalog: puno — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tajik: пур (pur) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tamil: முழு (muḻu) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tarantino: chiene — containing the maximum possible amount
• Telugu: నిండు (niṇḍu) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Thai: เต็ม (dtem) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tocharian B: īte — containing the maximum possible amount
• Tongan: fonu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Turkish: dolu — containing the maximum possible amount
• Turkmen: doly — containing the maximum possible amount
• Udi: буй (buj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Udmurt: тыр (tyr) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Ukrainian: по́вний (póvnyj) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Urdu: پورن (pūrṇ) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Urdu: پورا (pūrā) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Uyghur: تولۇق (toluq) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Uyghur: لىق (liq) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Uyghur: توق (toq) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Uzbek: toʻla — containing the maximum possible amount
• Uzbek: toʻliq — containing the maximum possible amount
• Venetan: pien — containing the maximum possible amount
• Vietnamese: đầy — containing the maximum possible amount
• Walloon: plin — containing the maximum possible amount
• Welsh: llawn — containing the maximum possible amount
• Yaghnobi: пун (pun) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Yakut: толору (toloru) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Yámana: Caluku — containing the maximum possible amount
• Yiddish: פֿול (ful) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Zazaki: pırr (diq) — containing the maximum possible amount
• Zealandic: volle — containing the maximum possible amount
• Zealandic: vulle — containing the maximum possible amount
• Afrikaans: volle — complete
• Armenian: ամբողջական (amboġǰakan) — complete
• Azerbaijani: tam — complete
• Azerbaijani: dolğun — complete
• Bashkir: тулы (tulı) — complete
• Bulgarian: цялостен (cjalosten) — complete
• Catalan: complet — complete
• Chinese Cantonese: 完全 (jyun4 cyun4) — complete
• Chinese Mandarin: 完全 (wánquán) — complete
• Czech: úplný — complete
• Czech: kompletní — complete
• Danish: fuldstændig — complete
• Danish: komplet — complete
• Dutch: volledig — complete
• Esperanto: plena — complete
• Finnish: täydellinen — complete
• French: complet — complete
• Galician: completo — complete
• Georgian: სრული (sruli) — complete
• German: komplett — complete
• German: vollständig — complete
• Ido: plena — complete
• Ido: kompleta — complete
• Indonesian: lengkap — complete
• Irish: lán — complete
• Irish: líonmhar — complete
• Italian: completo — complete
• Japanese: 完全 (kanzen) — complete
• Korean: 완전하다 (wanjeon-hada) — complete
• Northern Kurdish: temam — complete
• Kyrgyz: лык (lık) — complete
• Malay: penuh — complete
• Manx: lane — complete
• Khiamniungan Naga: chāh — complete
• Norwegian: fullstendig — complete
• Norwegian: komplett — complete
• Old Church Slavonic: пльнъ (plĭnŭ) — complete
• Polish: pełny — complete
• Portuguese: completo — complete
• Romanian: complet — complete
• Romanian: terminat — complete
• Russian: по́лный (pólnyj) — complete
• Scottish Gaelic: làn — complete
• Scottish Gaelic: lìonta — complete
• Spanish: completo — complete
• Swedish: fullödig — complete
• Swedish: fullständig — complete
• Telugu: సంపూర్ణము (sampūrṇamu) — complete
• Vietnamese: đầy đủ — complete
• Vietnamese: toàn phần — complete
• Welsh: llawn — complete
• Yakut: толору (toloru) — complete
• Afrikaans: volle — total, entire
• Armenian: ամբողջ (amboġǰ) — total, entire
• Azerbaijani: bütün — total, entire
• Bashkir: тулы (tulı) — total, entire
• Bengali: পুরো (purō) — total, entire
• Bengali: গোটা (gōṭa) — total, entire
• Bulgarian: цял (cjal) — total, entire
• Bulgarian: цялостен (cjalosten) — total, entire
• Catalan: total — total, entire
• Catalan: sencer — total, entire
• Chinese Cantonese: 全 (cyun4) — total, entire
• Czech: celý — total, entire
• Danish: fuld — total, entire
• Dutch: vol — total, entire
• Dutch: volledig — total, entire
• Esperanto: tuta — total, entire
• Finnish: koko — total, entire
• Finnish: kokonainen — total, entire
• French: total — total, entire
• French: entier — total, entire
• Galician: enteiro — total, entire
• Georgian: მთლიანი (mtliani) — total, entire
• German: gesamt — total, entire
• German: ganz — total, entire
• Gothic: 𐍆𐌿𐌻𐌻𐍃 (fulls) — total, entire
• Ido: tota — total, entire
• Indonesian: menyeluruh — total, entire
• Irish: lán — total, entire
• Irish: iomlán — total, entire
• Italian: totale — total, entire
• Italian: intero — total, entire
• Italian: integrale — total, entire
• Japanese: まる (maru) — total, entire
• Japanese: たっぷり (tappuri) — total, entire
• Northern Kurdish: tev — total, entire
• Kyrgyz: лык (lık) — total, entire
• Manx: lane — total, entire
• Khiamniungan Naga: chāh — total, entire
• Norwegian: hel — total, entire
• Old Church Slavonic: пльнъ (plĭnŭ) — total, entire
• Polish: pełny — total, entire
• Polish: cały — total, entire
• Portuguese: total — total, entire
• Portuguese: inteiro — total, entire
• Romanian: întreg — total, entire
• Romanian: total — total, entire
• Russian: по́лный (pólnyj) — total, entire
• Russian: це́лый (célyj) — total, entire
• Scottish Gaelic: làn — total, entire
• Scottish Gaelic: lìonta — total, entire
• Spanish: entero — total, entire
• Telugu: మొత్తము (mottamu) — total, entire
• Vietnamese: cả — total, entire
• Vietnamese: tất cả — total, entire
• Welsh: llawn — total, entire
• Yakut: толору (toloru) — total, entire
• Afrikaans: vol — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Arabic: شِبَع (šibaʕ) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Arabic: شبعان (šabʕān) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܣܒ݂ܝܼܥܵܐ (swīʿa) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Armenian: կուշտ (kušt) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Aromanian: sãtul — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Azerbaijani: tox — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Azerbaijani: doyğun — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Azerbaijani: doymuş — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Bashkir: туҡ (tuq) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Bashkir: туйған (tuyğan) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Belarusian: сы́ты (sýty) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Central Bikol: basog — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Bulgarian: сит (sit) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Bulgarian: нахранен (nahranen) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Burmese: ဝ (wa.) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Catalan: ple — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Catalan: tip — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Chinese Cantonese: 飽 /饱 (baau2) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Chinese Mandarin: 飽 /饱 (bǎo) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Czech: plný — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Czech: sytý — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Czech: nasycený — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Czech: zasycený — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Dalmatian: satoil — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Danish: mæt — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Danish: fyldt op — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Dutch: vol — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Dutch: verzadigd — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Dutch: zat — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Esperanto: sata — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Faroese: mettur — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Finnish: täynnä — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Finnish: kylläinen — satisfied, in relation to eating
• French: rassasié — satisfied, in relation to eating
• French: repu — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Galician: cheo — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Galician: satisfeito — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Georgian: მაძღარი (maʒɣari) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• German: satt — satisfied, in relation to eating
• German: voll — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌰𐌸𐍃 (saþs) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Greek: χορτάτος (chortátos) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Greek: χορτασμένος (chortasménos) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Icelandic: mettur — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Indonesian: kenyang — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Italian: sazio — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Italian: pieno — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Italian: satollo — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Japanese: 一杯 (ippai) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Japanese: 満腹 (manpuku) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Kabuverdianu: farta — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Kapampangan: mabsi — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Khmer: ឆ្អែត (c’aet) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Korean: 부르다 (bureu-da) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Northern Kurdish: têr — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Lao: ອິ່ມ (ʼim) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Latin: satur — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Macedonian: сит (sit) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Malay: kenyang — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Manx: lane — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Māori: whiu — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Middle English: sad — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Middle English: ful — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Norwegian: mett — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Old Church Slavonic: сꙑтъ (sytŭ) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Old English: full — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Pashto: موړ (moṛ) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Pashto: ډک (ḍak) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Pela: kji31 — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Persian: سیر (sir, sêr) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Polish: syty — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Portuguese: cheio — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Portuguese: satisfeito — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Romanian: săturat — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Romanian: sătul — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Russian: сы́тый (sýtyj) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Russian: нае́вшийся (najévšijsja) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Scottish Gaelic: làn — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Scottish Gaelic: lìonta — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Serbo-Croatian: си̏т — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Serbo-Croatian: sȉt — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Slovak: sýty — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Slovene: sit — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Spanish: satisfecho — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Spanish: lleno — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Spanish: saciado — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Sundanese: wareg — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Swedish: mätt — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Tagalog: busog — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Tày: canh — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Telugu: సంతృప్తి (santr̥pti) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Thai: อิ่ม (ìm) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Northern Thai: กั้ดต๊อง — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Northern Thai: กั้ดต้อง — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Turkish: tok — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Ukrainian: си́тий (sýtyj) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Unami: kispwi — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Uyghur: توق (toq) — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Vietnamese: no — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Vietnamese: no nê — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Vietnamese: no bụng — satisfied, in relation to eating
• Danish: vid — of a garment: ample, wide
• Dutch: ruim — of a garment: ample, wide
• Dutch: wijd — of a garment: ample, wide
• Finnish: väljä — of a garment: ample, wide
• Georgian: ფართე (parte) — of a garment: ample, wide
• Italian: confortevole — of a garment: ample, wide
• Japanese: 緩い (yurui) — of a garment: ample, wide
• Japanese: ゆったりした (yuttari shita) — of a garment: ample, wide
• Northern Kurdish: fire — of a garment: ample, wide
• Norwegian: vid — of a garment: ample, wide
• Bulgarian: наситен (nasiten) — having depth and body
• Bulgarian: интензивен (intenziven) — having depth and body
• Danish: fuldtonet — having depth and body
• Dutch: vol — having depth and body
• Finnish: täyteläinen — having depth and body
• Finnish: muhkea — having depth and body
• Italian: intenso — having depth and body
• Russian: насы́щенный (nasýščennyj) — having depth and body
• Spanish: alunado — of a night in reference to the moon
• Finnish: täydellisyys — utmost measure or extent
• Polish: pełnia — utmost measure or extent
• Bulgarian: тепам (tepam) — to make cloth denser
• Czech: valchovat — to make cloth denser
• Czech: zplsťovat — to make cloth denser
• Danish: valke — to make cloth denser
• Danish: stampe — to make cloth denser
• Dutch: vollen — to make cloth denser
• Finnish: huovuttaa — to make cloth denser
• Finnish: vanuttaa — to make cloth denser
• French: fouler — to make cloth denser
• German: walken — to make cloth denser
• Hungarian: kallóz — to make cloth denser
• Hungarian: kall — to make cloth denser
• Hungarian: ványol — to make cloth denser
• Italian: sodare — to make cloth denser
• Italian: gualcare — to make cloth denser
• Korean: 무두질하다 (mudujil-hada) — to make cloth denser
• Manx: giallee — to make cloth denser
• Manx: tuck — to make cloth denser
• Manx: walk — to make cloth denser
• Polish: folować — to make cloth denser
• Romanian: umple — to make cloth denser
• Scottish Gaelic: luaidh — to make cloth denser
• Spanish: abatanar — to make cloth denser
• Swedish: valka — to make cloth denser
• Ukrainian: валяти (valjaty) — to make cloth denser