gather

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɡæðə/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈɡaðə/
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• General-American: /ˈɡæðɚ/
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• Scotland: /ˈɡaðəɾ/
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• rhymes with -æðə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: G AE1 DH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English gaderen, from Old English gaderian (“to gather, assemble”), from Proto-West Germanic *gadurōn (“to bring together, unite, gather”), from Proto-Indo-European *ghedh- (“to unite, assemble, keep”).

282 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: набор (nabor) — a pucker
• Finnish: poimutus — a pucker
• Italian: arricciatura — a pucker
• Finnish: lasinpuhallusmassa — glassblowing: a blob of molten glass
• Afrikaans: versamel — to bring together; to collect
• Albanian: mbledh — to bring together; to collect
• Aleut: aalax — to bring together; to collect
• Arabic: جَمَعَ (jamaʕa) — to bring together; to collect
• Armenian: միանալ (mianal) — to bring together; to collect
• Armenian: հավաքել (havakʻel) — to bring together; to collect
• Aromanian: culeg — to bring together; to collect
• Aromanian: adun — to bring together; to collect
• Asturian: recoyer — to bring together; to collect
• Azerbaijani: toplamaq — to bring together; to collect
• Azerbaijani: yığmaq — to bring together; to collect
• Bashkir: йыйыу (yıyıw) — to bring together; to collect
• Basque: bateratu — to bring together; to collect
• Basque: bildu — to bring together; to collect
• Belarusian: збіра́ць (zbirácʹ) — to bring together; to collect
• Belarusian: сабра́ць (sabrácʹ) — to bring together; to collect
• Bhojpuri: बटोरल (baṭōral) — to bring together; to collect
• Bulgarian: съби́рам (sǎbíram) — to bring together; to collect
• Bulgarian: събера́ (sǎberá) — to bring together; to collect
• Catalan: recollir — to bring together; to collect
• Chinese Mandarin: 收集 (shōují) — to bring together; to collect
• Chuvash: пух (puh) — to bring together; to collect
• Czech: sbírat — to bring together; to collect
• Czech: sebrat — to bring together; to collect
• Czech: shromažďovat — to bring together; to collect
• Czech: shromáždit — to bring together; to collect
• Dalmatian: recolgro — to bring together; to collect
• Danish: samle — to bring together; to collect
• Dutch: verzamelen — to bring together; to collect
• Dutch: bijeenkomen — to bring together; to collect
• Esperanto: kolekti — to bring together; to collect
• Esperanto: amasigi — to bring together; to collect
• Estonian: kogunema — to bring together; to collect
• Estonian: koguma — to bring together; to collect
• Faroese: savna — to bring together; to collect
• Finnish: kerätä — to bring together; to collect
• Finnish: koota — to bring together; to collect
• French: rassembler — to bring together; to collect
• French: ramasser — to bring together; to collect
• French: recueillir — to bring together; to collect
• Friulian: racuei — to bring together; to collect
• Friulian: čhapâ — to bring together; to collect
• Galician: recoller — to bring together; to collect
• Galician: recadar — to bring together; to collect
• Georgian: შეკრება (šeḳreba) — to bring together; to collect
• Georgian: თავის მოყრა (tavis moq̇ra) — to bring together; to collect
• Georgian: მოგროვება (mogroveba) — to bring together; to collect
• German: sammeln — to bring together; to collect
• German: versammeln — to bring together; to collect
• Gothic: 𐌻𐌹𐍃𐌰𐌽 (lisan) — to bring together; to collect
• Greek: μαζεύω (mazévo) — to bring together; to collect
• Greek: συγκεντρώνω (sygkentróno) — to bring together; to collect
• Ancient Greek: συνάγω (sunágō) — to bring together; to collect
• Ancient Greek: ἀθροίζω (athroízō) — to bring together; to collect
• Hebrew: אסף (asáf) — to bring together; to collect
• Hebrew: קבוץ (qibútz) — to bring together; to collect
• Hindi: इकट्ठा करना (ikaṭṭhā karnā) — to bring together; to collect
• Hindi: बटोरना (baṭornā) — to bring together; to collect
• White Hmong: koom — to bring together; to collect
• White Hmong: sau — to bring together; to collect
• Hungarian: gyűjt — to bring together; to collect
• Hungarian: összegyűjt — to bring together; to collect
• Hungarian: összeszed — to bring together; to collect
• Icelandic: safna — to bring together; to collect
• Indonesian: mengumpulkan — to bring together; to collect
• Irish: togh — to bring together; to collect
• Irish: cruinnigh — to bring together; to collect
• Old Irish: do·inóla — to bring together; to collect
• Old Irish: do·ecmalla — to bring together; to collect
• Italian: cogliere — to bring together; to collect
• Italian: collezionare — to bring together; to collect
• Italian: radunarsi — to bring together; to collect
• Japanese: 集める (atsumeru) — to bring together; to collect
• Japanese: 収集する (shūshū suru) — to bring together; to collect
• Kabuverdianu: djunta — to bring together; to collect
• Kazakh: жинау (jinau) — to bring together; to collect
• Khmer: ប្រមូល (prɑmool) — to bring together; to collect
• Korean: 모으다 (mo'euda) — to bring together; to collect
• Korean: 수집하다 (sujiphada) — to bring together; to collect
• Central Kurdish: کۆکردن (kokirdin) — to bring together; to collect
• Kyrgyz: жыйноо (jıynoo) — to bring together; to collect
• Kyrgyz: чогултуу (cogultuu) — to bring together; to collect
• Lao: ສັ່ງສົມ — to bring together; to collect
• Latin: colligō — to bring together; to collect
• Latin: lego — to bring together; to collect
• Latvian: savākt — to bring together; to collect
• Lithuanian: surinkti — to bring together; to collect
• Macedonian: собира (sobira) — to bring together; to collect
• Macedonian: собере (sobere) — to bring together; to collect
• Mansaka: tipon — to bring together; to collect
• Māori: kāpui — to bring together; to collect
• Māori: whakapeti — to bring together; to collect
• Māori: kohikohi — to bring together; to collect
• Marshallese: ae — to bring together; to collect
• Central Sierra Miwok: mutá·-j- — to bring together; to collect
• Mongolian: цуглуулах (cugluulax) — to bring together; to collect
• Khiamniungan Naga: khámshá — to bring together; to collect
• Norman: ramâsser — to bring together; to collect
• Norwegian Bokmål: samle — to bring together; to collect
• Norwegian Nynorsk: samle — to bring together; to collect
• Occitan: reculhir — to bring together; to collect
• Old Church Slavonic: бьрати (bĭrati) — to bring together; to collect
• Persian: جمع کردن (jam' kardan) — to bring together; to collect
• Polish: zbierać — to bring together; to collect
• Polish: zebrać — to bring together; to collect
• Polish: gromadzić — to bring together; to collect
• Polish: zgromadzić — to bring together; to collect
• Portuguese: coletar — to bring together; to collect
• Portuguese: juntar — to bring together; to collect
• Portuguese: amontoar — to bring together; to collect
• Portuguese: coligir — to bring together; to collect
• Quechua: huñuy — to bring together; to collect
• Romanian: aduna — to bring together; to collect
• Romanian: culege — to bring together; to collect
• Romanian: colecta — to bring together; to collect
• Russian: собира́ть (sobirátʹ) — to bring together; to collect
• Russian: собра́ть (sobrátʹ) — to bring together; to collect
• Scottish Gaelic: trus — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: окупљати — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: окупити — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: прибрати — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: okupljati — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: okupiti — to bring together; to collect
• Serbo-Croatian: pribrati — to bring together; to collect
• Shor: сағарға (sağarğa) — to bring together; to collect
• Slovak: zbierať — to bring together; to collect
• Slovak: zebrať — to bring together; to collect
• Slovene: zbirati — to bring together; to collect
• Slovene: zbrati — to bring together; to collect
• Lower Sorbian: zběraś — to bring together; to collect
• Lower Sorbian: zezběraś — to bring together; to collect
• Lower Sorbian: gromaźiś — to bring together; to collect
• Lower Sorbian: zgromaźiś — to bring together; to collect
• Upper Sorbian: hromadźić — to bring together; to collect
• Upper Sorbian: zhromadźić — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: juntar — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: recoger — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: recabar — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: recabdar — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: allegar — to bring together; to collect
• Spanish: yuntar — to bring together; to collect
• Swedish: samla — to bring together; to collect
• Tajik: ҷамъ кардан (jam' kardan) — to bring together; to collect
• Tamil: அள்ளு (aḷḷu) — to bring together; to collect
• Tày: bít — to bring together; to collect
• Thai: รวบรวม (rûap ruam) — to bring together; to collect
• Tibetan: འདུ ('du) — to bring together; to collect
• Tocharian B: kraup- — to bring together; to collect
• Tok Pisin: bungim — to bring together; to collect
• Turkish: toplamak — to bring together; to collect
• Turkish: derlemek — to bring together; to collect
• Turkish: almak — to bring together; to collect
• Ottoman Turkish: طورلامق (torlamak) — to bring together; to collect
• Turkmen: ýygnamak — to bring together; to collect
• Turkmen: çöplemek — to bring together; to collect
• Turkmen: toplanmak — to bring together; to collect
• Turkmen: ýygmak — to bring together; to collect
• Ukrainian: збира́ти (zbyráty) — to bring together; to collect
• Ukrainian: зібра́ти (zibráty) — to bring together; to collect
• Ukrainian: збира́тися (zbyrátysja) — to bring together; to collect
• Uzbek: toʻplamoq — to bring together; to collect
• Uzbek: yigʻmoq — to bring together; to collect
• Vietnamese: gom — to bring together; to collect
• Vietnamese: gom góp — to bring together; to collect
• Walloon: rashonner — to bring together; to collect
• Bashkir: йыйыу (yıyıw) — —to harvest
• Bulgarian: бера (bera) — —to harvest
• Bulgarian: жъна (žǎna) — —to harvest
• Catalan: recol·lectar — —to harvest
• Finnish: kerätä — —to harvest
• French: ramasser — —to harvest
• Georgian: მოგროვება (mogroveba) — —to harvest
• Georgian: შეგროვება (šegroveba) — —to harvest
• Italian: raccogliere — —to harvest
• Italian: bottinare — —to harvest
• Latin: colligō — —to harvest
• Māori: tāhora — —to harvest
• Marshallese: ae — —to harvest
• Southern Ohlone: uri (shellfish) — —to harvest
• Portuguese: colher — —to harvest
• Russian: собира́ть (sobirátʹ) — —to harvest
• Russian: собра́ть (sobrátʹ) — —to harvest
• Turkish: toplamak — —to harvest
• Walloon: ramasser — —to harvest
• Bashkir: йыйыу (yıyıw) — —to accumulate over time
• Bulgarian: натрупвам (natrupvam) — —to accumulate over time
• Catalan: acumular — —to accumulate over time
• Catalan: ajuntar — —to accumulate over time
• Esperanto: amasigi — —to accumulate over time
• Finnish: kerätä — —to accumulate over time
• Georgian: აკუმულირება (aḳumulireba) — —to accumulate over time
• Italian: ammassare — —to accumulate over time
• Italian: ammucchiare — —to accumulate over time
• Italian: accumulare — —to accumulate over time
• Central Kurdish: کۆکردن (kokirdin) — —to accumulate over time
• Māori: takahui — —to accumulate over time
• Khiamniungan Naga: khámshá — —to accumulate over time
• Portuguese: juntar — —to accumulate over time
• Portuguese: amontoar — —to accumulate over time
• Russian: аккумули́ровать (akkumulírovatʹ) — —to accumulate over time
• Turkish: toplamak — —to accumulate over time
• Turkish: biriktirmek — —to accumulate over time
• Walloon: ramasser — —to accumulate over time
• Bashkir: йыйыу (yıyıw) — —to congregate
• Basque: batzar egin — —to congregate
• Bulgarian: събирам (sǎbiram) — —to congregate
• Catalan: reunir — —to congregate
• Catalan: arreplegar — —to congregate
• Catalan: aplegar — —to congregate
• Cherokee: ᎠᎾᏓᏟᏏᎭ (anadatlisiha) — —to congregate
• Chinese Mandarin: 聚集 (jùjí) — —to congregate
• Esperanto: kunveni — —to congregate
• Esperanto: amasiĝi — —to congregate
• Finnish: kerääntyä — —to congregate
• Finnish: kokoontua — —to congregate
• French: s'assembler — —to congregate
• French: se rassembler — —to congregate
• Georgian: შეკრება (šeḳreba) — —to congregate
• German: zusammenfinden — —to congregate
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌹𐍃𐌰𐌽 (galisan) — —to congregate
• Italian: radunarsi — —to congregate
• Italian: adunarsi — —to congregate
• Latin: conveniō — —to congregate
• Latin: se congregare — —to congregate
• Māori: kauopeope — —to congregate
• Portuguese: reunir — —to congregate
• Portuguese: congregar — —to congregate
• Quechua: huñuchiy — —to congregate
• Quechua: huñuy — —to congregate
• Russian: собира́ть (sobirátʹ) — —to congregate
• Russian: собра́ть (sobrátʹ) — —to congregate
• Swahili: kukutanika — —to congregate
• Tok Pisin: bung — —to congregate
• Turkish: toplanmak — —to congregate
• Turkish: buluşmak — —to congregate
• Walloon: si rashonner — —to congregate
• Walloon: raploure — —to congregate
• Bashkir: йыйыу (yıyıw) — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Bulgarian: събирам (sǎbiram) — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Finnish: kerätä — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Finnish: koota — to bring parts of a whole closer
• French: ramasser — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Georgian: მოკრება (moḳreba) — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Georgian: შეკრება (šeḳreba) — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Irish: dlúthaigh — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Italian: raccogliersi — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Māori: kukumu — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Māori: kāpui — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Portuguese: juntar — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Turkish: toplamak — to bring parts of a whole closer
• Bulgarian: набирам (nabiram) — —sewing: to add pleats or folds to a piece of cloth
• Finnish: vekittää — —sewing: to add pleats or folds to a piece of cloth
• Italian: arricciare — —sewing: to add pleats or folds to a piece of cloth
• Māori: pōtete — —sewing: to add pleats or folds to a piece of cloth
• Māori: pūkorukoru — —sewing: to add pleats or folds to a piece of cloth
• Finnish: tihentää — —knitting: to bring stitches closer together
• Khiamniungan Naga: khámshá — —architecture: to bring nearer together
• Bulgarian: правя извод (pravja izvod) — to infer or conclude
• Catalan: inferir — to infer or conclude
• Catalan: col·legir — to infer or conclude
• Finnish: päätellä — to infer or conclude
• Finnish: ymmärtää — to infer or conclude
• French: déduire — to infer or conclude
• Georgian: დასკვნა (dasḳvna) — to infer or conclude
• Georgian: დასკვნის გამოტანა (dasḳvnis gamoṭana) — to infer or conclude
• Italian: dedurre — to infer or conclude
• Italian: presupporre — to infer or conclude
• Italian: presumere — to infer or conclude
• Portuguese: coligir — to infer or conclude
• Romanian: conchide — to infer or conclude
• Russian: де́лать вы́вод (délatʹ vývod) — to infer or conclude
• Russian: заключа́ть (zaključátʹ) — to infer or conclude
• Spanish: colegir — to infer or conclude
• Spanish: darse cuenta — to infer or conclude
• Turkish: çıkarmak — to infer or conclude
• Turkish: çıkarsamak — to infer or conclude
• Bulgarian: гноясвам (gnojasvam) — medicine: to be filled with pus
• Finnish: täyttyä — medicine: to be filled with pus