give

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From Middle English given, yeven, yiven, ȝiven, from merger of Old English ġefan, ġeofan, ġiefan, ġifan, ġiofan, ġyfan (“to give”) and Old Norse gefa (“to give”), from Proto-Germanic *gebaną (“to give”), from Proto-Indo-European *ghebh- (“to give; to take”). Displaced yive, from Middle English yiven, of the same origin, from influence of Old Norse gefa. Cognates Cognate with Yola gee, ye, yie, yive (“to give”), Scots gie (“to give”), North Frisian gjiuwe, iiv, jiiw, jiw, jeewe (“to give”), West Frisian jaan (“to give”), Alemannic German gë (“to give”), Bavarian gebn (“to give”), Central Franconian jevve (“to give”), Cimbrian gem, ghèban (“to give”), Dutch geven (“to give”), German geben (“to give”), Luxembourgish ginn (“to give”), Vilamovian gaon (“to give”), Yiddish געבן (gebn, “to give”), Danish give (“to give”), Elfdalian djävå (“to give”), Faroese geva (“to give”), Icelandic gefa (“to give”), Norwegian Bokmål gi (“to give”), Norwegian Nynorsk gi, giva, gje, gjeva, gjeve (“to give”), Swedish ge, gifva, giva (“to give”), Gothic 𐌲𐌹𐌱𐌰𐌽 (giban, “to give”); also Greek κεφάλι (kefáli), κεφαλή (kefalí, “head”), Lithuanian gobti (“cover up; to grab, snatch”), Polish gabać (“to touch; to tap; to accost”), Serbo-Croatian ха̏бати, hȁbati (“to abrade, wear out”), Sanskrit गभस्ति (gabhasti, “shining”).

354 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: подда́ване (poddávane) — give (noun)
• Finnish: joustavuus — give (noun)
• German: Dehnbarkeit — give (noun)
• Abaga: besi amo — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Abkhaz: аҭара (atara) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Afrikaans: gee — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ainu: kore — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Aklanon: bugay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Albanian: jep — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Southern Altai: берер (berer) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Amharic: መስጠት (mäsṭät) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chungli Ao: agütsü — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: أَعْطَى (ʔaʕṭā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: وَهَبَ (wahaba) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: مَنَحَ (manaḥa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: آتَى (ʔātā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chadian Arabic: أنطى (ʔanta) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: إدى (ʔidda) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: عطى (ʕaṭa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: أعطى (ʔaʕṭa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: أدَّى (ʔadda) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Arabic: أعطى (ʔaʕṭa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Aragonese: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Aramaic: ܝܗܒ (yav) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Armenian: տալ (tal) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Aromanian: dau — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Assamese: দে (de) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Asturian: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Azerbaijani: vermək — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bashkir: биреү (birew) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Basque: eman — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Belarusian: дава́ць (davácʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Belarusian: даць (dacʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Belarusian: дары́ць (darýcʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Belarusian: падары́ць (padarýcʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bengali: দেওয়া (deōẇa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Breton: reiñ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: да́вам (dávam) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: дам (dam) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: даря́вам (darjávam) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: даря́ (darjá) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: дару́вам (darúvam) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Burmese: ပေး (pe:) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Buryat: үгэхэ (ügexe) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Catalan: donar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Cherokee: ᎠᏓᏁᏗ (adanedi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Cherokee: ᎠᎥᏏ (avsi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Cherokee: ᎦᏅᏁᎭ (ganvneha) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chichewa: -patsa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tedim Chin: pia — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chinese Cantonese: 畀 (bei2) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chinese: ги (gi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Eastern Min Chinese: 乞 (ké̤ṳk) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Gan Chinese: 把 (ba3) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hakka Chinese: 分 (fûn) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chinese: 予 (ú, ír, í) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Jin Chinese: 給 /给 (gei2) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chinese Mandarin: 給 /给 (gěi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Chinese Mandarin: 遞 /递 (dì) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Wu Chinese: 撥 /拨 (7peq) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Xiang Chinese: 把 (ba3) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ngazidja Comorian: hupva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Corsican: dà — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Crimean Tatar: bermek — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Czech: dávat — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Czech: dát — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Czech: darovat — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dalmatian: duor — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Danish: give — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dolgan: биэр (bier) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dongxiang: ogi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Drung: bi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dutch: geven — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dutch: overhandigen — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Elfdalian: djävå — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Esperanto: doni — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Estonian: andma — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Even: бӫдэй (ʙjödəj) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Evenki: буми (bumi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Faliscan: do — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Faroese: geva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Finnish: antaa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Franco-Provençal: balyér — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• French: donner — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• French: bailler — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old French: doner — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• North Frisian: jeewe — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• North Frisian: du — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• North Frisian: jiiw — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Frisian: ieva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Frisian: jeva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• West-Frisian: jaan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Friulian: dâ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Galician: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Georgian: აძლევს (aʒlevs) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Georgian: მიცემა (micema) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Georgian: ჩუქება (čukeba) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• German: geben — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• German: abgeben — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌹𐌱𐌰𐌽 (giban) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Greek: δίνω (díno) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ancient Greek: δίδωμι (dídōmi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Cypriot Greek: διώ (dió) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Paraguayan Guarani: me'ẽ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Haitian Creole: bay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hawaiian: hō — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hawaiian: hāʻawi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hebrew: נָתַן (natán) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Higaonon: ila — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hindi: देना (denā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Hungarian: ad — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Icelandic: gefa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ido: donar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ilocano: mangted — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Indonesian: beri — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Indonesian: memberi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Indonesian: memberikan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Interlingua: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Interlingua: donar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Irish: tabhair — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Isoko: kẹ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Italian: dare — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Japanese: 与える (ataeru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Japanese: あげる (ageru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Japanese: 下さる (kudasaru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Japanese: 差し上げる (sashiageru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Japanese: くれる (kureru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Javanese: wènèh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Javanese: mènèh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kaitag: лукка́на (lukkána) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Southern Kalinga: mangatod — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kalmyk: өгх (ögx) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kambera: wua — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: awat — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: dawat — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: padmang — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: ya — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: agtan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: ated — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: egka — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: idowa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kankanaey: ngated — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kashmiri: دیُٛن (d'un) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kashubian: dawac — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kaurna: yungkunthi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kazakh: беру (beru) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Khakas: пирерге (pirerge) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Khmer: ឲ្យ (ʼaoy) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Khmer: អោយ (ʼaoy) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Khmer: ជូន (cuun) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Korean: 주다 (juda) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Korean: 드리다 (deurida) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Central Kurdish: دان (dan) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Northern Kurdish: dan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Kyrgyz: берүү (berüü) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ladin: dé — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ladin: dèr — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ladin: dèsc — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lao: ມອບ (mǭp) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lao: ໃຫ້ (hai) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latgalian: dūt — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latgalian: snēgt — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latin: do — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latin: perhibeo — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latin: exhibeo — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Latvian: dot — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lithuanian: duoti — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Livonian: andõ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lombard: dà — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Low German: geven — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lü: ᦠᦹᧉ (ḣue2) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Luxembourgish: ginn — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Macedonian: дава (dava) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Macedonian: даде (dade) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Macedonian: дарува (daruva) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Macedonian: подари (podari) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Maguindanao: ingay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malay: memberi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malay: memberikan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malay: beri — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malay: bagi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malayalam: നൽകുക (nalkuka) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malayalam: കൊടുക്കുക (koṭukkuka) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Malayalam: തരുക (taruka) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Maltese: ta — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Manchu: ᠪᡠᠮᠪᡳ (bumbi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: beɣey — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Māori: homai — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Māori: hoatu — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Māori: whakapākūwhā — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Māori: kōkuhu — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Maranao: begay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Maranao: nggay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Marathi: देणे (deṇe) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Mazanderani: هادائن (hâdâen) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Mongolian: өгөх (ögöx) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Mongolian: ᠥᠭᠬᠦ (ögkü) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Nahuatl: maca — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Nanai: бувури (buwuri) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíʼááh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíjááh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíyeeh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíłjooł — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíkaah — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yílé — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yínííł — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíłteeh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yítįįh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yítłeeh — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Navajo: yíłtsóós — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Neapolitan: dà — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norman: baillier — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norman: bailli — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norman: donner — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norwegian Bokmål: gi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norwegian Bokmål: overrekke — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norwegian Bokmål: overlate — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norwegian Bokmål: skjenke — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gjeva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Occitan: donar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Odia: ଦେବା (debā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Northern Ohlone: sume — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Church Slavic: дати (dati) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Church Slavic: ⰴⰰⱅⰹ (dati) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old East Slavic: давати (davati) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old East Slavic: дати (dati) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old English: sellan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old English: ġiefan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old English: ġefan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Norse: gefa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Norse: selja — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Saxon: gevan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Old Saxon: geƀan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• O'odham: ma꞉k — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Oromo: kennuu — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pannonian Rusyn: давац (davac) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pannonian Rusyn: дац (dac) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pannonian Rusyn: даровац (darovac) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pannonian Rusyn: подаровац (podarovac) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Papiamentu: duna — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pashto: ورکول (warkawël) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Dari: دَادَن (dādan) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Iranian Persian: دادَن (dâdan) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Pitjantjatjara: unganyi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Polish: dawać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Polish: dać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Polish: przekazywać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Polish: przekazać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Portuguese: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Quechua: quy — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Quechua: churay — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Quechua: goi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Romanian: da — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Romansh: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Russian: дава́ть (davátʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Russian: дать (datʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Russian: дари́ть (darítʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Russian: подари́ть (podarítʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Russian: дарова́ть (darovátʹ) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sanskrit: ददाति (dadāti) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sanskrit: यच्छति (yacchati) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sardinian: dàe — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Scottish Gaelic: thoir — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Scottish Gaelic: tabhair — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: dati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: да́вати — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: да̏ти — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: даро̀вати — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: dávati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: dȁti — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Serbo-Croatian: daròvati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sherpa: སྟེར (ster) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sicilian: dari — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sindhi: ڏِئَڻُ (ḍiyanu) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sinhalese: දෙනවා (denawā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovak: dávať — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovak: dať — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovak: darovať — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovene: dajati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovene: dati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovene: podarjati — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Slovene: podariti — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Somali: siin — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lower Sorbian: daś — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Lower Sorbian: dawaś — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Upper Sorbian: dawać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Upper Sorbian: dać — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Spanish: dar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Spanish: entregar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Spanish: donar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Spanish: diñar — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sundanese: pasihan — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Swahili: kupa — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Swedish: ge — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Swedish: giva — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Sylheti: ꠖꠦꠅꠀ (deoa) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tabasaran: тувуб (tuvub) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tagalog: magbigáy — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tajik: додан (dodan) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tamil: கொடு (koṭu) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tamil: தா (tā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tatar: бирергә (birergä) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tetum: fó — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Thai: ให้ (hâi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Thai: มอบให้ (mɔ̂ɔp-hâi) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tibetan: སྤྲོད (sprod) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tibetan: གནང (gnang) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tibetan: ཕུལ (phul) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tibetan: སྦྱིན (sbyin) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tibetan: སྟེར (ster) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tok Pisin: givim — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tok Pisin: gipim — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tooro: -ha — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tupinambá: me'eng — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Turkish: vermek — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ottoman Turkish: ویرمك (vermek) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Turkmen: bermek — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Tuvan: бээр — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ukrainian: дава́ти (daváty) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ukrainian: да́ти (dáty) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ukrainian: дарува́ти (daruváty) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Ukrainian: подарува́ти (podaruváty) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Urdu: دینا (denā) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Uyghur: بەرمەك (bermek) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Uzbek: bermoq — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Venetan: dare — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Vietnamese: cho — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Walloon: diner — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Walloon: bayî — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Welsh: rhoi — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Yakut: биэр (bier) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Yiddish: געבן (gebn) — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Yurok: nahchek' — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Zazaki: daene — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Zazaki: dayîş — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Zealandic: geve — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Zhuang: hawj — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Zou: pie — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• ǃXóõ: ǃqháa̰ — transfer the possession of something to someone else
• Bulgarian: подда́вам (poddávam) — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Danish: give efter — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Dutch: meegeven — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Finnish: antaa periksi — bend slightly when a force is applied
• German: nachgeben — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Greek: υποχωρώ (ypochoró) — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Macedonian: попушта (popušta) — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Norwegian Bokmål: gi etter — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Portuguese: ceder — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Russian: поддава́ться (poddavátʹsja) — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Russian: подда́ться (poddátʹsja) — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Spanish: ceder — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Spanish: hundirse — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Spanish: dar de sí — bend slightly when a force is applied
• Swedish: ge efter — bend slightly when a force is applied