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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ɡet/
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From Middle English geten, from Old Norse geta, from Proto-Germanic *getaną (“to find; to acquire, attain, get, hold, receive”), from Proto-Indo-European *ghed- (“to find; to hold; to seize; to take”). Cognates Cognate with Yola get (“to get”), Danish gide (“to care, like”), Faroese gita (“to be able”), Icelandic geta (“to be able; to beget, father; to achieve, obtain, to guess; to mention”), Norwegian Nynorsk gjeta, gjete (“to guess; to mention”), Scanian gida (“to have the energy to, to feel up for”), gæda (“to guess”), Swedish gita, gitta (“to be able, to bring oneself to, to care”), Gothic 𐌱𐌹𐌲𐌹𐍄𐌰𐌽 (bigitan, “to discover, find”); also Latin edera, hedera (“ivy”), praeda (“booty, pillage, plunder; prey; gain, profit”), prehendō, prēndō (“to grab, grasp, seize; to attain, reach”), Ancient Greek χανδάνω (khandánō, “to comprise, contain, hold”), Albanian gjej (“to find”).

Variant of git.

From Hebrew גֵּט (gēṭ).

518 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Hungarian: géta — member of the Getae
• Albanian: marr — to obtain
• Arabic: اِسْتَلَمَ (istalama) — to obtain
• Assamese: পোৱা (püa) — to obtain
• Belarusian: дастава́ць (dastavácʹ) — to obtain
• Belarusian: даста́ць (dastácʹ) — to obtain
• Bengali: পাওয়া (paōẇa) — to obtain
• Bulgarian: доби́вам (dobívam) — to obtain
• Catalan: aconseguir — to obtain
• Catalan: obtenir — to obtain
• Chechen: эца (eca) — to obtain
• Cherokee: ᎠᎩᎠ (agia) — to obtain
• Cherokee: ᎠᏱᎭ (ayiha) — to obtain
• Cherokee: ᎠᏯᏂᎭ (ayaniha) — to obtain
• Eastern Min Chinese: 掇 (do) — to obtain
• Chinese Mandarin: 获得 (huòdé) — to obtain
• Chinese Mandarin: 得到 (dédào) — to obtain
• Chinese Mandarin: 取 (qǔ) — to obtain
• Chinese Mandarin: 拿 (ná) — to obtain
• Ngazidja Comorian: uparisa — to obtain
• Czech: dostat — to obtain
• Danish: få fat i — to obtain
• Dutch: nemen — to obtain
• Dutch: pakken — to obtain
• Dutch: halen — to obtain
• Esperanto: preni — to obtain
• Esperanto: havigi — to obtain
• Esperanto: akiri — to obtain
• Finnish: saada — to obtain
• French: obtenir — to obtain
• North Frisian: füünj — to obtain
• North Frisian: fu — to obtain
• Georgian: მიღება (miɣeba) — to obtain
• Georgian: აღება (aɣeba) — to obtain
• Georgian: მოპოვება (moṗoveba) — to obtain
• German: besorgen — to obtain
• German: holen — to obtain
• German: erwischen — to obtain
• German: kriegen — to obtain
• German: sich schnappen — to obtain
• German: anschaffen — to obtain
• Ancient Greek: κτάομαι (ktáomai) — to obtain
• Ancient Greek: τυγχάνω (tunkhánō) — to obtain
• Ancient Greek: λαμβάνω (lambánō) — to obtain
• Ancient Greek: αἱρέω (hairéō) — to obtain
• Hindi: पाना (pānā) — to obtain
• Hungarian: szerez — to obtain
• Icelandic: fá — to obtain
• Ido: aquirar — to obtain
• Ingrian: saavva — to obtain
• Interlingua: obtener — to obtain
• Irish: faigh — to obtain
• Old Irish: ad·cota — to obtain
• Italian: ottenere — to obtain
• Italian: prendere — to obtain
• Japanese: 得る (eru) — to obtain
• Japanese: 手に入れる (te ni ireru) — to obtain
• Japanese: 入手する (nyuushu suru) — to obtain
• Japanese: 獲得する (kakutoku suru) — to obtain
• Khmer: ទទួលបាន (tɔtuəl baan) — to obtain
• Korean: 얻다 (eotda) — to obtain
• Latin: potior — to obtain
• Latin: impetro — to obtain
• Latin: nanciscor — to obtain
• Latin: assequor — to obtain
• Latin: consequor — to obtain
• Latvian: dabūt — to obtain
• Latvian: iegūt — to obtain
• Linngithigh: raec — to obtain
• Macedonian: зе́ма (zéma) — to obtain
• Maltese: kiseb — to obtain
• Marathi: मिळवणे (miḷavṇe) — to obtain
• Meänkieli: saaha — to obtain
• Meänkieli: saaja — to obtain
• Meänkieli: sada — to obtain
• Meänkieli: saa'a — to obtain
• Central Sierra Miwok: sun·u- (wood) — to obtain
• Norwegian: få tak i — to obtain
• Norwegian: oppnå — to obtain
• Old English: beġietan — to obtain
• Pela: ɣa35 — to obtain
• Pela: ju55 — to obtain
• Persian: بدست آوردن (bedast âvordan) — to obtain
• Persian: گرفتن (gereftan) — to obtain
• Polish: dostawać — to obtain
• Polish: dostać — to obtain
• Polish: otrzymywać — to obtain
• Polish: otrzymać — to obtain
• Portuguese: conseguir — to obtain
• Portuguese: pegar — to obtain
• Portuguese: arrumar — to obtain
• Portuguese: obter — to obtain
• Portuguese: adquirir — to obtain
• Romanian: primi — to obtain
• Romanian: obține — to obtain
• Russian: достава́ть (dostavátʹ) — to obtain
• Russian: доста́ть (dostátʹ) — to obtain
• Sanskrit: लभते (labhate) — to obtain
• Scottish Gaelic: faigh — to obtain
• Serbo-Croatian: добивати — to obtain
• Serbo-Croatian: добити — to obtain
• Serbo-Croatian: dobivati — to obtain
• Serbo-Croatian: dobiti — to obtain
• Slovak: dostať — to obtain
• Slovene: dobiti — to obtain
• Spanish: conseguir — to obtain
• Spanish: obtener — to obtain
• Spanish: coger — to obtain
• Spanish: conciliar — to obtain
• Spanish: granjear — to obtain
• Spanish: recabar — to obtain
• Spanish: asacar — to obtain
• Swahili: wahi — to obtain
• Swahili: pata — to obtain
• Swedish: få — to obtain
• Swedish: skaffa — to obtain
• Sylheti: ꠙꠣꠃꠣ (faua) — to obtain
• Tagalog: makuha — to obtain
• Tamil: பெறு (peṟu) — to obtain
• Tamil: கிடை (kiṭai) — to obtain
• Telugu: పొందు (pondu) — to obtain
• Turkish: elde etmek — to obtain
• Turkish: ele geçirmek — to obtain
• Ukrainian: дістава́ти (distaváty) — to obtain
• Ukrainian: діста́ти (distáty) — to obtain
• Vietnamese: được — to obtain
• Vietnamese: lấy — to obtain
• Volapük: getön — to obtain
• Welsh: cael — to obtain
• Zazaki: xo dest finen — to obtain
• Arabic: اِسْتَقْبَلَ (istaqbala) — to receive
• Assamese: পোৱা (püa) — to receive
• Belarusian: атры́мліваць (atrýmlivacʹ) — to receive
• Belarusian: атрыма́ць (atrymácʹ) — to receive
• Bengali: পাওয়া (paōẇa) — to receive
• Bulgarian: получа́вам (polučávam) — to receive
• Bulgarian: полу́ча (polúča) — to receive
• Burmese: ခံ (hkam) — to receive
• Catalan: rebre — to receive
• Chinese Mandarin: 收到 (shōudào) — to receive
• Chinese Mandarin: 接到 (jiēdào) — to receive
• Czech: dostávat — to receive
• Danish: få — to receive
• Danish: modtage — to receive
• Dutch: krijgen — to receive
• Dutch: verkrijgen — to receive
• Esperanto: ricevi — to receive
• Finnish: saada — to receive
• Finnish: vastaanottaa — to receive
• French: recevoir — to receive
• North Frisian: füünj — to receive
• North Frisian: fu — to receive
• West-Frisian: krije — to receive
• Georgian: მიღება (miɣeba) — to receive
• Georgian: აღება (aɣeba) — to receive
• German: bekommen — to receive
• German: kriegen — to receive
• Greek: παίρνω (paírno) — to receive
• Ancient Greek: δέχομαι (dékhomai) — to receive
• Hungarian: szerez — to receive
• Hungarian: kap — to receive
• Ido: aquirar — to receive
• Irish: faigh — to receive
• Old Irish: ad·cota — to receive
• Italian: ricevere — to receive
• Japanese: 受け取る (uketoru) — to receive
• Japanese: 貰う (morau) — to receive
• Japanese: 得る (eru) — to receive
• Japanese: 受ける (ukeru) — to receive
• Khmer: ទទួលបាន (tɔtuəl baan) — to receive
• Korean: 받다 (batda) — to receive
• Latin: recipio — to receive
• Latvian: saņemt — to receive
• Latvian: iegūt — to receive
• Latvian: dabūt — to receive
• Macedonian: до́бива (dóbiva) — to receive
• Norwegian: få — to receive
• Norwegian: motta — to receive
• Old English: underfōn — to receive
• Persian: گرفتن (gereftan) — to receive
• Polish: dostawać — to receive
• Polish: dostać — to receive
• Portuguese: receber — to receive
• Portuguese: ganhar — to receive
• Romanian: primi — to receive
• Russian: получа́ть (polučátʹ) — to receive
• Russian: получи́ть (polučítʹ) — to receive
• Scottish Gaelic: faigh — to receive
• Serbo-Croatian: primiti — to receive
• Slovak: dostávať — to receive
• Slovak: dostať — to receive
• Slovene: prejeti — to receive
• Spanish: tocarle — to receive
• Spanish: competerle — to receive
• Spanish: corresponderle — to receive
• Swahili: wahi — to receive
• Swahili: pata — to receive
• Swedish: få — to receive
• Swedish: ta emot — to receive
• Swedish: emottaga — to receive
• Swedish: mottaga — to receive
• Swedish: motta — to receive
• Swedish: erhålla — to receive
• Sylheti: ꠙꠣꠃꠣ (faua) — to receive
• Tagalog: matanggap — to receive
• Thai: ได้รับ (dâai ráp) — to receive
• Thai: รับ (ráp) — to receive
• Turkish: almak — to receive
• Ukrainian: отри́мувати (otrýmuvaty) — to receive
• Ukrainian: оде́ржувати (odéržuvaty) — to receive
• Vietnamese: nhận được — to receive
• Vietnamese: nhận — to receive
• Zazaki: gêren — to receive
• Zazaki: groten — to receive
• Arabic: أَصْبَحَ (ʔaṣbaḥa) — to become
• Armenian: դառնալ (daṙnal) — to become
• Bulgarian: ставам (stavam) — to become
• Catalan: convertir-se en — to become
• Catalan: esdevenir — to become
• Catalan: convertir-se — to become
• Chinese Mandarin: 成 (chéng) — to become
• Chinese Mandarin: 成為 /成为 (chéngwéi) — to become
• Danish: blive — to become
• Dutch: worden — to become
• Esperanto: iĝi — to become
• Esperanto: fariĝi — to become
• Finnish: tulla — to become
• French: devenir — to become
• Georgian: გახდომა (gaxdoma) — to become
• German: werden — to become
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸𐌰𐌽 (wairþan) — to become
• Hungarian: lesz — to become
• Italian: divenire — to become
• Italian: diventare — to become
• Japanese: 成る (naru) — to become
• Japanese: 〜になる (... ni naru) — to become
• Japanese: 〜となる (... to naru) — to become
• Khmer: ទទួល (tɔtuəl) — to become
• Korean: 되다 (doeda) — to become
• Latin: fio — to become
• Latin: ruo — to become
• Latvian: kļūt — to become
• Latvian: tikt — to become
• Macedonian: станува (stanuva) — to become
• Norwegian: bli — to become
• Old English: weorþan — to become
• Portuguese: tornar-se — to become
• Portuguese: ficar — to become
• Russian: станови́ться (stanovítʹsja) — to become
• Russian: стать (statʹ) — to become
• Russian: де́латься (délatʹsja) — to become
• Russian: сде́латься (sdélatʹsja) — to become
• Scottish Gaelic: fàs — to become
• Spanish: volverse — to become
• Spanish: convertirse en — to become
• Spanish: ponerse — to become
• Spanish: dársele — to become
• Spanish: diñársele — to become
• Spanish: pegársele — to become
• Swahili: wahi — to become
• Swahili: pata — to become
• Swedish: bli — to become
• Tagalog: maging — to become
• Turkish: olmak — to become
• Zazaki: biyen — to become
• Bulgarian: правя (pravja) — to cause to become
• Catalan: fer convertir-se en — to cause to become
• Catalan: fer esdevenir — to cause to become
• Dutch: maken — to cause to become
• Finnish: saada — to cause to become
• French: faire devenir — to cause to become
• German: kriegen — to cause to become
• German: machen — to cause to become
• Italian: far diventare — to cause to become
• Japanese: する — to cause to become
• Japanese: 至らせる (itaraseru) — to cause to become
• Latin: ago fieri — to cause to become
• Old English: dōn — to cause to become
• Portuguese: deixar — to cause to become
• Portuguese: fazer tornar-se — to cause to become
• Spanish: hacer volverse — to cause to become
• Swedish: få — to cause to become
• Swedish: göra — to cause to become
• Zazaki: biyayen — to cause to become
• Bulgarian: донасям (donasjam) — to fetch
• Catalan: buscar — to fetch
• Chinese Mandarin: 取 (qǔ) — to fetch
• Dutch: halen — to fetch
• Egyptian: ini:n (jnj) — to fetch
• Finnish: hakea — to fetch
• Finnish: noutaa — to fetch
• French: ramener — to fetch
• French: chercher — to fetch
• Georgian: მოტანა (moṭana) — to fetch
• Georgian: მიტანა (miṭana) — to fetch
• German: mitbringen — to fetch
• German: holen — to fetch
• Icelandic: sækja — to fetch
• Italian: trasportare — to fetch
• Japanese: 持ち帰る (mochikaeru) — to fetch
• Korean: 가져오다 (gajeooda) — to fetch
• Latin: petō — to fetch
• Latvian: atnest — to fetch
• Latvian: atvest — to fetch
• Macedonian: зе́ма (zéma) — to fetch
• Portuguese: pegar — to fetch
• Portuguese: buscar — to fetch
• Russian: приноси́ть (prinosítʹ) — to fetch
• Russian: принести́ (prinestí) — to fetch
• Slovak: priniesť — to fetch
• Lower Sorbian: hyś pó — to fetch
• Lower Sorbian: jěś pó — to fetch
• Spanish: traer — to fetch
• Swedish: hämta — to fetch
• Tagalog: kunin — to fetch
• Zazaki: arden — to fetch
• Finnish: pukea — to don
• Finnish: pukeutua — to don
• Japanese: 着る (kiru) — to don
• Japanese: 履く (haku) — to don
• Japanese: 身に付ける (minitsukeru) — to don
• Korean: 입다 (ipda) — to don
• Korean: 쓰다 (sseuda) — to don
• Swedish: ta på — to don
• Swedish: få på — to don
• Zazaki: keren — to don
• Zazaki: ken — to don
• Finnish: riisua — to doff
• Finnish: riisuuntua — to doff
• Japanese: 脱ぐ (nugu) — to doff
• Korean: 벗다 (beotda) — to doff
• Swedish: ta av — to doff
• Swedish: få av — to doff
• Zazaki: serwer kerden — to doff
• Zazaki: esten — to doff
• Dutch: doen — to cause to do
• Dutch: laten — to cause to do
• Finnish: saada — to cause to do
• German: bringen — to cause to do
• German: kriegen — to cause to do
• Old English: dōn — to cause to do
• Old English: lǣtan — to cause to do
• Old English: beġietan — to cause to do
• Portuguese: fazer — to cause to do
• Spanish: hacer que — to cause to do
• Swedish: få — to cause to do
• Zazaki: qandê kerden — to cause to do
• Finnish: lähteä — to betake
• Zazaki: ancen — to betake
• Bulgarian: пристигам (pristigam) — to arrive at
• Catalan: arribar — to arrive at
• Chinese Mandarin: 到達 /到达 (dàodá) — to arrive at
• Dutch: aankomen — to arrive at
• Finnish: saapua — to arrive at
• French: atteindre — to arrive at
• French: arriver — to arrive at
• Georgian: მისვლა (misvla) — to arrive at
• Georgian: მიღწევა (miɣc̣eva) — to arrive at
• German: ankommen — to arrive at
• German: erreichen — to arrive at
• German: eintreffen — to arrive at
• Japanese: 至る (itaru) — to arrive at
• Japanese: 達する (tassuru) — to arrive at
• Japanese: 到達する (tōtatsu-suru) — to arrive at
• Khmer: ទៅ (tɨv) — to arrive at
• Korean: 도착하다 (dochakhada) — to arrive at
• Korean: 이르다 (ireuda) — to arrive at
• Korean: 도달하다 (dodalhada) — to arrive at
• Macedonian: доаѓа (doaǵa) — to arrive at
• Portuguese: chegar em/a — to arrive at
• Russian: добира́ться (dobirátʹsja) — to arrive at
• Russian: добра́ться (dobrátʹsja) — to arrive at
• Russian: прибыва́ть (pribyvátʹ) — to arrive at
• Russian: прибы́ть (pribýtʹ) — to arrive at
• Spanish: llegar — to arrive at
• Swedish: nå — to arrive at
• Swedish: komma — to arrive at
• Swedish: anlända — to arrive at
• Tagalog: dumating — to arrive at
• Zazaki: resayen — to arrive at
• Zazaki: resen — to arrive at
• Finnish: asettua — to adopt, assume (a position)
• German: einnehmen — to adopt, assume (a position)
• Italian: mettere — to adopt, assume (a position)
• Portuguese: ficar — to adopt, assume (a position)
• Spanish: ponerse — to adopt, assume (a position)
• Zazaki: hesıbnayen — to adopt, assume (a position)
• German: anfangen — to begin
• Korean: 시작하다 (sijakhada) — to begin
• Portuguese: começar a — to begin
• Swedish: börja — to begin
• Zazaki: kewten — to begin
• Asturian: garrar — to take, catch (transportation)
• Bulgarian: хващам (hvaštam) — to take, catch (transportation)
• Dutch: nemen — to take, catch (transportation)
• Finnish: ottaa — to take, catch (transportation)
• German: nehmen — to take, catch (transportation)
• Korean: 타다 (tada) — to take, catch (transportation)
• Portuguese: pegar — to take, catch (transportation)
• Spanish: tomar — to take, catch (transportation)
• Spanish: agarrar — to take, catch (transportation)
• Swedish: ta — to take, catch (transportation)
• Zazaki: peren — to take, catch (transportation)
• Finnish: vastata puhelimeen — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• Finnish: ottaa puhelu — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• Finnish: avata ovi — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• German: annehmen — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• Portuguese: atender — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• Tagalog: sumagot — to respond to (a telephone call, a doorbell, etc)
• Finnish: saada — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• German: können — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Portuguese: poder — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Portuguese: ter a chance de — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Portuguese: ter a oportunidade de — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Swedish: få — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Swedish: kunna — to be able to, be permitted, have opportunity
• Azerbaijani: tutmaq — colloquial: to understand
• Bulgarian: схващам (shvaštam) — colloquial: to understand
• Catalan: copsar — colloquial: to understand
• Catalan: clissar — colloquial: to understand
• Danish: forstå — colloquial: to understand
• Dutch: begrijpen — colloquial: to understand
• Dutch: verstaan — colloquial: to understand
• Dutch: snappen — colloquial: to understand
• Finnish: ymmärtää — colloquial: to understand
• Finnish: tajuta — colloquial: to understand
• French: capter — colloquial: to understand
• French: piger — colloquial: to understand
• German: kapieren — colloquial: to understand
• German: haben — colloquial: to understand
• German: schnallen — colloquial: to understand
• Korean: 알아듣다 (aradeutda) — colloquial: to understand
• Macedonian: сфаќа (sfaḱa) — colloquial: to understand
• Norwegian: forstå — colloquial: to understand
• Norwegian: fatte — colloquial: to understand
• Old English: understandan — colloquial: to understand
• Old English: onġietan — colloquial: to understand
• Portuguese: sacar — colloquial: to understand
• Portuguese: captar — colloquial: to understand
• Portuguese: entender — colloquial: to understand
• Russian: понима́ть (ponimátʹ) — colloquial: to understand
• Russian: поня́ть (ponjátʹ) — colloquial: to understand
• Russian: вруба́ться (vrubátʹsja) — colloquial: to understand
• Russian: вруби́ться (vrubítʹsja) — colloquial: to understand
• Scottish Gaelic: tuig — colloquial: to understand
• Spanish: captar — colloquial: to understand
• Spanish: pillar — colloquial: to understand
• Spanish: guipar — colloquial: to understand
• Swahili: wahi — colloquial: to understand
• Swahili: pata — colloquial: to understand
• Swedish: fatta — colloquial: to understand
• Swedish: haja — colloquial: to understand
• Swedish: begripa — colloquial: to understand
• Tagalog: maintindihan — colloquial: to understand
• Turkish: anlamak — colloquial: to understand
• Catalan: ser — colloquial: to be
• Dutch: worden — colloquial: to be
• French: être — colloquial: to be
• German: werden — colloquial: to be
• Italian: essere — colloquial: to be
• Latin: sum — colloquial: to be
• Norwegian: bli — colloquial: to be
• Old English: weorþan — colloquial: to be
• Portuguese: ser — colloquial: to be
• Scottish Gaelic: bi — colloquial: to be
• Spanish: ser — colloquial: to be
• Swahili: wahi — colloquial: to be
• Swahili: pata — colloquial: to be
• Swedish: bli — colloquial: to be
• Finnish: saada — to become ill with
• German: bekommen — to become ill with
• German: kriegen — to become ill with
• Portuguese: pegar — to become ill with
• Swedish: bli — to become ill with
• Finnish: höynäyttää — to catch out
• Georgian: მოტყუება (moṭq̇ueba) — to catch out
• Georgian: გაცუცურაკება (gacucuraḳeba) — to catch out
• German: kriegen — to catch out
• German: schnappen — to catch out
• German: erwischen — to catch out
• German: fassen — to catch out
• Portuguese: pegar — to catch out
• Russian: подловить (podlovitʹ) — to catch out
• Russian: провести (provesti) — to catch out
• Russian: одурачить (oduračitʹ) — to catch out
• Spanish: atrapar — to catch out
• Finnish: askarruttaa — to perplex
• Finnish: vaivata — to perplex
• Georgian: გაოცება (gaoceba) — to perplex
• German: drankriegen — to perplex
• German: erwischen — to perplex
• Portuguese: deixar pasmo — to perplex
• Russian: поразить (porazitʹ) — to perplex
• Russian: поставить в тупик (postavitʹ v tupik) — to perplex
• Bulgarian: получавам (polučavam) — to find as an answer
• Finnish: saada — to find as an answer
• German: herausbekommen — to find as an answer
• German: finden — to find as an answer
• German: herauskriegen — to find as an answer
• Portuguese: dar para alguém — to find as an answer
• Swedish: få — to find as an answer
• Finnish: napata — to bring to reckoning
• German: drankriegen — to bring to reckoning
• Portuguese: pegar — to bring to reckoning
• Swedish: få — to bring to reckoning
• Swedish: fånga — to bring to reckoning
• Finnish: käydä kimppuun — to physically assault
• Polish: dorwać — to physically assault
• Portuguese: pegar — to physically assault
• Finnish: kuulla hyvin — to hear completely
• German: mitkriegen — to hear completely
• German: verstehen — to hear completely
• German: mitbekommen — to hear completely
• Portuguese: ouvir direito — to hear completely
• Swedish: uppfatta — to hear completely
• Swedish: fatta — to hear completely
• Swedish: höra — to hear completely
• Spanish: decírselo [mucho] — to be told; be the recipient of