hasten

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• /ˈheɪ.sn̩/
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• rhymes with -eɪsən
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• CMU ARPABET: HH EY1 S AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Shortened form of Dutch van Hasten.

Originally intransitive, from haste + -en (verbal suffix).

82 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Amharic: ፈጠነ (fäṭänä) — to move in a quick fashion
• Azerbaijani: tələsmək — to move in a quick fashion
• Bulgarian: бързам (bǎrzam) — to move in a quick fashion
• Bulgarian: движа се бързо (dviža se bǎrzo) — to move in a quick fashion
• Dutch: haasten — to move in a quick fashion
• Esperanto: rapidi — to move in a quick fashion
• Finnish: kiirehtää — to move in a quick fashion
• French: se dépêcher — to move in a quick fashion
• French: se hâter — to move in a quick fashion
• Galician: bulir — to move in a quick fashion
• German: hasten — to move in a quick fashion
• German: sich beeilen — to move in a quick fashion
• German: eilen — to move in a quick fashion
• Ancient Greek: σπεύδω (speúdō) — to move in a quick fashion
• Hungarian: siet — to move in a quick fashion
• Ingrian: kiirehtää — to move in a quick fashion
• Italian: affrettarsi — to move in a quick fashion
• Italian: sbrigarsi — to move in a quick fashion
• Latin: celerō — to move in a quick fashion
• Latin: accelerō — to move in a quick fashion
• Latin: festīnō — to move in a quick fashion
• Portuguese: correr — to move in a quick fashion
• Quechua: chanchay — to move in a quick fashion
• Russian: спеши́ть (spešítʹ) — to move in a quick fashion
• Russian: поспеши́ть (pospešítʹ) — to move in a quick fashion
• Russian: торопи́ться (toropítʹsja) — to move in a quick fashion
• Russian: поторопи́ться (potoropítʹsja) — to move in a quick fashion
• Sanskrit: रंहति (raṃhati) — to move in a quick fashion
• Slovak: poponáhľať sa — to move in a quick fashion
• Slovak: náhliť sa — to move in a quick fashion
• Spanish: correr — to move in a quick fashion
• Swedish: jäkta — to move in a quick fashion
• Swedish: hasta — to move in a quick fashion
• Swedish: skynda — to move in a quick fashion
• Thai: รีบ (rîip) — to move in a quick fashion
• Turkish: ivmek — to move in a quick fashion
• Ottoman Turkish: ایومك (ivmek) — to move in a quick fashion
• Bulgarian: ускорявам (uskorjavam) — to make someone/something speed up
• Cebuano: dali — to make someone/something speed up
• Dutch: bespoedigen — to make someone/something speed up
• Dutch: verhaasten — to make someone/something speed up
• Esperanto: akceli — to make someone/something speed up
• Esperanto: rapidigi — to make someone/something speed up
• Finnish: kiirehtiä — to make someone/something speed up
• French: hâter — to make someone/something speed up
• French: presser — to make someone/something speed up
• German: beschleunigen — to make someone/something speed up
• Hungarian: siettet — to make someone/something speed up
• Hungarian: gyorsít — to make someone/something speed up
• Irish: luathaigh — to make someone/something speed up
• Italian: affrettare — to make someone/something speed up
• Latin: accelero — to make someone/something speed up
• Latin: celero — to make someone/something speed up
• Māori: whakaoma — to make someone/something speed up
• Polish: przyspieszać — to make someone/something speed up
• Polish: przyspieszyć — to make someone/something speed up
• Polish: popędzać — to make someone/something speed up
• Portuguese: acelerar — to make someone/something speed up
• Portuguese: apressar — to make someone/something speed up
• Russian: торопи́ть (toropítʹ) — to make someone/something speed up
• Russian: поторопи́ть (potoropítʹ) — to make someone/something speed up
• Slovak: urýchliť — to make someone/something speed up
• Slovak: posúriť — to make someone/something speed up
• Spanish: acelerar — to make someone/something speed up
• Swedish: skynda på — to make someone/something speed up
• Swedish: jäkta — to make someone/something speed up
• Thai: เร่ง (rêng) — to make someone/something speed up
• Bulgarian: забързвам (zabǎrzvam) — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Dutch: vervroegen — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Esperanto: akceli — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Esperanto: plifruigi — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• German: vorverlegen — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• German: vorziehen — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Italian: anticipare — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Latin: anticipo — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Polish: przesunąć na wcześniejszy termin — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Polish: przyspieszyć — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Portuguese: adiantar — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Slovak: anticipiovať — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Spanish: precipitar — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Spanish: anticipar — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier
• Spanish: adelantar — to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier