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75 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: صَعِدَ (ṣaʕida) — to move upwards
• Arabic: يَصْعَدُ (yaṣʕadu) — to move upwards
• Arabic: طلع (ṭiliʕ) — to move upwards
• Basque: igo — to move upwards
• Belarusian: падыма́цца (padymácca) — to move upwards
• Belarusian: падніма́цца (padnimácca) — to move upwards
• Belarusian: падня́цца (padnjácca) — to move upwards
• Bulgarian: издигам се (izdigam se) — to move upwards
• Catalan: pujar — to move upwards
• Chinese Mandarin: 上昇 /上升 (shàngshēng) — to move upwards
• Chinese Mandarin: 上去 (shàngqù) — to move upwards
• Esperanto: alsupri — to move upwards
• Esperanto: supreniri — to move upwards
• Finnish: nousta — to move upwards
• Finnish: mennä ylös — to move upwards
• Finnish: kohota — to move upwards
• Finnish: yletä — to move upwards
• French: monter — to move upwards
• French: s'élever — to move upwards
• German: hinaufgehen — to move upwards
• German: steigen — to move upwards
• Greek: ανεβαίνω (anevaíno) — to move upwards
• Ancient Greek: ἀναβαίνω (anabaínō) — to move upwards
• Hebrew: עָלָה ('alá) — to move upwards
• Ingrian: noissa — to move upwards
• Ingrian: yletä — to move upwards
• Ingrian: korota — to move upwards
• Ingrian: kohota — to move upwards
• Italian: salire — to move upwards
• Japanese: 上がる (agaru) — to move upwards
• Japanese: 登る (noboru) — to move upwards
• Korean: 올라가다 (ollagada) — to move upwards
• Lao: ຂຶ້ນ (khưn) — to move upwards
• Latin: ascendō — to move upwards
• Ligurian: muntâ — to move upwards
• Ligurian: montâ — to move upwards
• Lombard: andà su — to move upwards
• Norman: monter — to move upwards
• Occitan: pojar — to move upwards
• Odia: ଉଠିବା (uṭhibā) — to move upwards
• Persian: بالا رفتن (bâlâ raftan) — to move upwards
• Polish: podnosić się — to move upwards
• Polish: podnieść się — to move upwards
• Portuguese: subir — to move upwards
• Russian: поднима́ться (podnimátʹsja) — to move upwards
• Russian: подня́ться (podnjátʹsja) — to move upwards
• Spanish: subir — to move upwards
• Tagalog: akyatin — to move upwards
• Tetum: sa'e — to move upwards
• Ugaritic: 𐎓𐎍𐎊 (ʿly) — to move upwards
• Ukrainian: підніма́тися (pidnimátysja) — to move upwards
• Ukrainian: підійма́тися (pidijmátysja) — to move upwards
• Ukrainian: підня́тися (pidnjátysja) — to move upwards
• Vietnamese: lên — to move upwards
• Finnish: nousta — to be built
• Finnish: kohota — to be built
• Chinese Mandarin: 上昇 /上升 (shàngshēng) — to rise or increase
• Finnish: nousta (hinnassa, arvossa) — to rise or increase
• Finnish: kallistua — to rise or increase
• German: ansteigen — to rise or increase
• German: aufsteigen — to rise or increase
• German: hochgehen — to rise or increase
• Greek: ανεβαίνω (anevaíno) — to rise or increase
• Japanese: 昇る (noboru) — to rise or increase
• Persian: بالا رفتن (bâlâ raftan) — to rise or increase
• Portuguese: subir — to rise or increase
• Russian: повыша́ться (povyšátʹsja) — to rise or increase
• Russian: повы́ситься (povýsitʹsja) — to rise or increase
• Finnish: hävitä — to be consumed by fire
• Finnish: kadota — to be consumed by fire
• Finnish: palaa — to be consumed by fire
• Portuguese: arder — to be consumed by fire
• Portuguese: queimar — to be consumed by fire
• Finnish: unohtaa vuorosanansa — to forget lines during public performance
• Finnish: käydä — to attend university