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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *kh2eyd-der. Proto-Indo-European *kh2id-néh2-ti Proto-Germanic *hittijaną Old Norse hittader. Old English hyttan Middle English hitten English hit Inherited from Middle English hitten (“to hit, strike, make contact with”), from Old English hittan (“to meet with, come upon, fall in with”), from Old Norse hitta (“to strike, meet”), from Proto-Germanic *hittijaną (“to come upon, find”), from Proto-Indo-European *kh2eyd- (“to fall; fall upon; hit; cut; hew”). Cognates Cognate with West Frisian hitte (“to meet”), Dutch hitten (“to hit, encounter”), Danish hitte (“to find”), Faroese, Icelandic, Swedish hitta (“to meet”), Norwegian Nynorsk hitta, hitte (“to meet; to find”), Latin caedō (“to kill”), Albanian qit (“to hit, throw, pull out, release”). Probably also related to Dutch hei (“mallet”), German Heie (“wooden hammer, mallet”). (something very successful): Compare typologically striking, Russian порази́тельный (porazítelʹnyj) (<~ порази́ть (porazítʹ) <~ рази́ть (razítʹ)).

From Ottoman Turkish هیت (Hit) and Arabic هيت (Hit).

From Middle English hit (“it”), from Old English hit (“it”), from Proto-Germanic *hit (“this, this one”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱe-, *ḱey- (“this, here”). Cognate with Dutch het (“it”). More at it; also note 'it.

531 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: هيت (Hīt) — Translations
• Catalan: Hit — Translations
• Dutch: Hit — Translations
• French: Hit — Translations
• German: Hit — Translations
• Ancient Greek: Ἴς (Ís) — Translations
• Ancient Greek: Ἀείπολις (Aeípolis) — Translations
• Ancient Greek: Σίθα (Sítha) — Translations
• Hebrew: הית — Translations
• Italian: Hit — Translations
• Norwegian: Hit — Translations
• Portuguese: Hite — Translations
• Russian: Хит (Xit) — Translations
• Spanish: Hit — Translations
• Swedish: Hit — Translations
• Ottoman Turkish: هیت — Translations
• Arabic: ضَرْبَة (ḍarba) — blow, punch
• Armenian: հարված (harvac) — blow, punch
• Belarusian: уда́р (udár) — blow, punch
• Bulgarian: у́дар (údar) — blow, punch
• Catalan: cop — blow, punch
• Chinese Mandarin: 打擊 /打击 (dǎjī) — blow, punch
• Czech: úder — blow, punch
• Czech: rána — blow, punch
• Dutch: slag — blow, punch
• Dutch: stoot — blow, punch
• Esperanto: frapo — blow, punch
• Esperanto: bato — blow, punch
• Finnish: isku — blow, punch
• Finnish: lyönti — blow, punch
• French: coup — blow, punch
• German: Schlag — blow, punch
• German: Hieb — blow, punch
• German: Stoß — blow, punch
• German: Treffer — blow, punch
• Ancient Greek: πληγή (plēgḗ) — blow, punch
• Hebrew: מַכָּה (maká) — blow, punch
• Ido: frapo — blow, punch
• Ingrian: nappu — blow, punch
• Ingrian: isku — blow, punch
• Ingrian: napsu — blow, punch
• Ingrian: tiltukkain — blow, punch
• Irish: buille — blow, punch
• Irish: béim — blow, punch
• Irish: cíonán — blow, punch
• Japanese: 衝突 (shōtotsu) — blow, punch
• Japanese: 一撃 (ichigeki) — blow, punch
• Korean: 일격 (ilgyeok) — blow, punch
• Latgalian: sitīņs — blow, punch
• Latgalian: īsisšona — blow, punch
• Latvian: sitiens — blow, punch
• Lithuanian: smūgis — blow, punch
• Macedonian: удар (udar) — blow, punch
• Māori: whakapānga — blow, punch
• Norwegian Bokmål: slag — blow, punch
• Old English: sleġe — blow, punch
• Persian: ضربه (zarbe) — blow, punch
• Plautdietsch: Schlach — blow, punch
• Polish: uderzenie — blow, punch
• Portuguese: golpe — blow, punch
• Portuguese: batida — blow, punch
• Romanian: lovitură — blow, punch
• Romansh: frida — blow, punch
• Romansh: freida — blow, punch
• Romansh: cuolp — blow, punch
• Russian: уда́р (udár) — blow, punch
• Scottish Gaelic: beum — blow, punch
• Scottish Gaelic: bualadh — blow, punch
• Scottish Gaelic: buille — blow, punch
• Serbo-Croatian: у̏да̄р — blow, punch
• Serbo-Croatian: ȕdār — blow, punch
• Slovak: úder — blow, punch
• Spanish: golpe — blow, punch
• Spanish: sequete — blow, punch
• Spanish: tatequieto — blow, punch
• Spanish: matada — blow, punch
• Swedish: slag — blow, punch
• Ukrainian: уда́р (udár) — blow, punch
• Volapük: flap — blow, punch
• Volapük: leflap — blow, punch
• Yiddish: שלאָג (shlog) — blow, punch
• Belarusian: хіт (xit) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Belarusian: шля́гер (šljáhjer) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Bulgarian: хит (hit) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Bulgarian: шла́гер (šláger) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Catalan: èxit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Catalan: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Czech: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Czech: šlágr — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Danish: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Danish: schlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Danish: slager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Dutch: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Dutch: schlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Esperanto: ŝlagro — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Estonian: šlaager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Estonian: hitt — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Faroese: hitt — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Finnish: hitti — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Finnish: menestys — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• French: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• French: tube — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• French: schlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• German: Hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• German: Erfolg — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• German: Schlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Greek: σουξέ (souxé) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Hebrew: לָהִיט (lahít) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Hungarian: sláger — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Japanese: ヒット (hitto) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Japanese: ヒット曲 (hittokyoku) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Kashubian: przebòj — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Korean: 히트 (hiteu) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Korean: 히트곡 (hiteugok) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Latvian: hits — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Latvian: šlagers — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Lithuanian: hitas — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Macedonian: хит (hit) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Macedonian: шлагер (šlager) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Manx: ard-speeideilys — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Norwegian Bokmål: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Norwegian Bokmål: slager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Polish: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Polish: przebój — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Polish: szlagier — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Portuguese: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Portuguese: sucesso — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Romanian: șlagăr — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Russian: хит (xit) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Russian: шля́гер (šljáger) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Serbo-Croatian: хи̏т — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Serbo-Croatian: шла́гер — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Serbo-Croatian: hȉt — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Serbo-Croatian: šláger — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Slovak: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Slovak: šláger — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Slovene: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Slovene: šlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Spanish: éxito — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Spanish: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Spanish: arrasar — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Swedish: hit — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Swedish: schlager — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Ukrainian: хіт (xit) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Ukrainian: шля́гер (šljáher) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Yiddish: שלאַגער (shlager) — success, especially in the entertainment industry
• Dutch: aanslag — attack on a location
• Finnish: isku — attack on a location
• French: frappe — attack on a location
• German: Anschlag — attack on a location
• Norwegian Bokmål: anslag — attack on a location
• Portuguese: ataque — attack on a location
• Ukrainian: уда́р (udár) — attack on a location
• Belarusian: папада́нне (papadánnje) — collision of a projectile with the target
• Bulgarian: попаде́ние (popadénie) — collision of a projectile with the target
• Czech: zásah — collision of a projectile with the target
• Danish: træffer — collision of a projectile with the target
• Dutch: tref — collision of a projectile with the target
• Esperanto: trafo — collision of a projectile with the target
• Finnish: osuma — collision of a projectile with the target
• French: portée efficace — collision of a projectile with the target
• French: bonne cible — collision of a projectile with the target
• German: Treffer — collision of a projectile with the target
• Hungarian: találat — collision of a projectile with the target
• Polish: trafienie — collision of a projectile with the target
• Romanian: nimerire — collision of a projectile with the target
• Russian: попада́ние (popadánije) — collision of a projectile with the target
• Spanish: acierto — collision of a projectile with the target
• Swedish: träff — collision of a projectile with the target
• Turkish: isabet — collision of a projectile with the target
• Ukrainian: влуча́ння (vlučánnja) — collision of a projectile with the target
• Ukrainian: влу́чення (vlúčennja) — collision of a projectile with the target
• Bulgarian: попаде́ние (popadénie) — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Finnish: osuma — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• French: hit — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• French: résultat — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• German: Treffer — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• German: Hit — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Hungarian: találat — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Italian: risultato — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Japanese: ヒット (hitto) — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Persian: نتیجه (natije) — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Portuguese: acerto — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Portuguese: resultado — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Spanish: acierto — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Spanish: resultado — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Swedish: träff — computing, Internet: positive result of a search
• Finnish: käyntikerta — Internet: measured visit to a web site
• French: hit — Internet: measured visit to a web site
• Swedish: träff — Internet: measured visit to a web site
• Swedish: anrop — Internet: measured visit to a web site
• Portuguese: acerto — approximately correct answer in a test set
• Finnish: hitti — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• French: coup sûr — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Italian: valida — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Italian: battuta f valida — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Japanese: 安打 (anda) — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Japanese: ヒット (hitto) — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: hit — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: jit — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: imparable — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: batazo — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: toletazo — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: inatrapable — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: sencillo — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Spanish: indiscutible — (baseball) complete play, when the batter reaches base
• Finnish: annos — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: satsi — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: klikki — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: töötti — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: lappu — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: trippi (of LSD) — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• French: taffe — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• French: bouffée — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• German: Hit — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Norwegian Bokmål: skudd — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Spanish: chute — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Spanish: calada — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Spanish: patada — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Spanish: fumada — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Spanish: dosis — dose of an illegal or addictive drug
• Finnish: tilausmurha — murder for criminal or political purposes
• French: contrat — murder for criminal or political purposes
• French: assassinat commandité — murder for criminal or political purposes
• German: but see Mord — murder for criminal or political purposes
• German: Ermordung — murder for criminal or political purposes
• German: Auftragsmord — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Polish: zabójstwo — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Polish: zamach — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Polish: morderstwo — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Portuguese: assassínio — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Portuguese: assassinato — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Russian: покуше́ние (pokušénije) — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Russian: нападе́ние (napadénije) — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Russian: уби́йство (ubíjstvo) — murder for criminal or political purposes
• Finnish: sivallus — peculiarly apt expression or turn of thought
• Afar: oogore — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Afrikaans: slaan — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Albanian: dëkoj — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Albanian: gju — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Gheg Albanian: hi — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Arabic: ضَرَبَ (ḍaraba) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Arabic: ضرب (ḍarab) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Armenian: խփել (xpʻel) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Armenian: հարվածել (harvacel) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Aromanian: agudescu — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Aromanian: bat (roa-rup) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Asturian: golpiar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Azerbaijani: vurmaq — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Azerbaijani: çırpmaq — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Basque: jo — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: біць (bicʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: пабі́ць (pabícʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: удара́ць (udarácʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: ўдара́ць (wdarácʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: уда́рыць (udárycʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Belarusian: ўда́рыць (wdárycʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Bengali: আঘাত করা (aghat kora) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Bulgarian: у́дрям (údrjam) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Bulgarian: уда́ря (udárja) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Bulgarian: би́я (bíja) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Burmese: ရိုက် (ruik) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Catalan: colpejar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Catalan: batre — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Catalan: pegar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Catalan: copejar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Cherokee: ᎬᏂᎭ (gvniha) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Chinese Cantonese: 打擊 /打击 (daa2 gik1) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Chinese Mandarin: 打擊 /打击 (dǎjī) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Czech: praštit — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Czech: uhodit — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Czech: udeřit — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Danish: slå — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Dutch: raken — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Dutch: treffen — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Dutch: slaan — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Esperanto: frapi — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Esperanto: bati — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Esperanto: trafi — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Estonian: lööma — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Finnish: iskeä — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Finnish: lyödä — to administer a blow — see also strike
• French: frapper — to administer a blow — see also strike
• French: battre — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Galician: golpear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Galician: bater — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Georgian: დარტყმა (darṭq̇ma) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Georgian: რტყმა (rṭq̇ma) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• German: schlagen — to administer a blow — see also strike
• German: treffen — to administer a blow — see also strike
• German: stoßen — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Gothic: 𐌱𐌻𐌹𐌲𐌲𐍅𐌰𐌽 (bliggwan) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Greek: χτυπώ (chtypó) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: τύπτω (túptō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: πλήσσω (plḗssō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: βάλλω (bállō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: τυγχάνω (tunkhánō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: οὐτάω (outáō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: τοξεύω (toxeúō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ancient Greek: ἀκοντίζω (akontízō) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Hebrew: הרביץ (hirbíts) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Higaonon: naigo — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Hindi: मारना (mārnā) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Hungarian: üt — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Icelandic: slá — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ido: frapar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Indonesian: pukul — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: iskiä — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: löövvä — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: tappaa — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: issuttaa — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: peeksää — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: napsuttaa — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: kleittää — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ingrian: kommia — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Irish: buail — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Old Irish: benaid — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Italian: colpire — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Italian: picchiare — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Italian: battere — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Jamaican Creole: lick — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Japanese: 打つ (utsu) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Japanese: 叩く (tataku) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Kambera: palu — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Kazakh: ұру (ūru) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Kazakh: соғу (soğu) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Khmer: វាយ (viəy) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Korean: 치다 (chida) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Kyrgyz: уруу (uruu) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Lao: ຕີ (tī) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latgalian: sist — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latgalian: laubt — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latgalian: dyurēt — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latin: feriō — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latin: battuo — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latin: pello — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latin: pulso — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latvian: sist — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Latvian: iebelzt — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Lithuanian: smogti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Lithuanian: mušti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Macedonian: удира (udira) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Macedonian: бие (bie) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Malay: pukul — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Malayalam: അടിക്കുക (aṭikkuka) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Marshallese: bait — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Mongolian: цохих (coxix) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Nanai: дуктэ- (dukte-) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Nepali: ठोक्नु (ṭhoknu) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ngombe (Congo): boma — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Norman: paffer — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Norwegian Bokmål: slå — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Norwegian Nynorsk: slå — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Occitan: batre — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Odia: ମାରିବା (māribā) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Church Slavic: бити (biti) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Old English: slēan — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Pashto: خرپول (xrapawǝl) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Pennsylvania German: aabappe — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Persian: زدن (zadan) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Polish: uderzać — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Polish: uderzyć — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Portuguese: golpear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Portuguese: bater — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Quechua: maqay — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Romanian: lovi — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Romanian: bate — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Romansh: batter — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Romansh: pitgar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: ударя́ть (udarjátʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: уда́рить (udáritʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: стуча́ть (stučátʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: сту́кнуть (stúknutʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: бить (bitʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Russian: поби́ть (pobítʹ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Saho: oogore — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Sanskrit: तुदति (tudati) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Scottish Gaelic: buail — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀дарити — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: би̏ти — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: за̀бити — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: опи́здити — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: ùdariti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: bȉti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: zàbiti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Serbo-Croatian: opízditi — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Shor: шабарға (şabarğa) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Slovak: udrieť — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Slovak: biť — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Slovene: udariti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Slovene: bíti — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Lower Sorbian: biś — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Lower Sorbian: deriś — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Sougb: at — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: golpear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: pegarle — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: batir — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: darle — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: fajar — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: fajear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: arrear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: cinchonear — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: atizarle — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Spanish: asestarle — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Sundanese: tinggang — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Swedish: slå — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Swedish: slå till — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Tajik: задан (zadan) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ternate: tero — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Tetum: baku — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Thai: ตี (dtii) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Tok Pisin: paitim — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Tok Pisin: kilim — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Turkish: vurmak — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Turkmen: urmak — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ugaritic: 𐎎𐎃𐎕 (mḫṣ) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ukrainian: вдаря́ти (vdarjáty) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ukrainian: вда́рити (vdáryty) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Ukrainian: би́ти (býty) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Urdu: مارنا (mārnā) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Uyghur: ئۇرماق (urmaq) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Uzbek: urmoq — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Vietnamese: đập — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Vietnamese: đánh — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Volapük: flapön — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Volapük: leflapön — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Welsh: taro — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Yiddish: שלאָגן (shlogn) — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Zealandic: slae — to administer a blow — see also strike
• Bulgarian: у́дрям (údrjam) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Bulgarian: уда́ря (udárja) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Catalan: xocar — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Danish: slå imod — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• French: cogner — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• German: schlagen — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• German: knallen — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Hebrew: פָּגַע (pagá) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Malayalam: കൊള്ളുക (koḷḷuka) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Khiamniungan Naga: thóng — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Pennsylvania German: aabappe — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Polish: uderzać — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Polish: uderzyć — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Polish: stukać — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Polish: stuknąć — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Portuguese: bater — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Portuguese: chocar-se — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Portuguese: colidir — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Russian: ударя́ться (udarjátʹsja) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Russian: уда́риться (udáritʹsja) — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Spanish: dar — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Spanish: chocar — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Spanish: chancar — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Spanish: jitear — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Swedish: slå emot — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Tok Pisin: paitim — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Tok Pisin: kilim — to come into contact with forcefully and suddenly
• Japanese: 攻撃する (kōgeki suru) — to attack, chiefly amphibiously
• Russian: напада́ть (napadátʹ) — to attack, chiefly amphibiously
• Russian: напа́сть (napástʹ) — to attack, chiefly amphibiously
• Arabic: أَصَابَ (ʔaṣāba) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Belarusian: пацэліць (pacelicʹ) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Bulgarian: у́дрям (údrjam) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Bulgarian: уда́ря (udárja) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Bulgarian: поразя́вам (porazjávam) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Bulgarian: улу́чвам (ulúčvam) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Catalan: encertar — to manage to touch in the right place
• Czech: trefit — to manage to touch in the right place
• Danish: træffe — to manage to touch in the right place
• Dutch: raken — to manage to touch in the right place
• Dutch: treffen — to manage to touch in the right place
• French: toucher — to manage to touch in the right place
• German: treffen — to manage to touch in the right place
• Icelandic: hitta — to manage to touch in the right place
• Ingrian: tarkata — to manage to touch in the right place
• Irish: aimsigh — to manage to touch in the right place
• Japanese: 当てる (ateru) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Malayalam: കൊള്ളിക്കുക (koḷḷikkuka) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Norwegian Bokmål: treffe — to manage to touch in the right place
• Polish: trafiać — to manage to touch in the right place
• Polish: trafić — to manage to touch in the right place
• Portuguese: acertar — to manage to touch in the right place
• Portuguese: bater — to manage to touch in the right place
• Portuguese: atingir — to manage to touch in the right place
• Russian: попада́ть (popadátʹ) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Russian: попа́сть (popástʹ) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Russian: поража́ть (poražátʹ) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Russian: порази́ть (porazítʹ) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Spanish: acertar — to manage to touch in the right place
• Swedish: träffa — to manage to touch in the right place
• Ukrainian: влуча́ти (vlučáty) — to manage to touch in the right place
• Finnish: murhata — to kill a person on the instructions of a third party
• Finnish: tappaa — to kill a person on the instructions of a third party
• French: descendre — to kill a person on the instructions of a third party
• German: morden — to kill a person on the instructions of a third party
• Portuguese: apagar — to kill a person on the instructions of a third party
• Bulgarian: навестявам (navestjavam) — to briefly visit
• Danish: møde — to briefly visit
• Finnish: käydä — to briefly visit
• Finnish: mennä — to briefly visit
• Finnish: pistäytyä — to briefly visit
• German: treffen — to briefly visit
• Serbo-Croatian: ско̏кнути — to briefly visit
• Serbo-Croatian: skȍknuti — to briefly visit
• Bulgarian: сре́щам (sréštam) — to encounter a difficulty
• French: se taper — to encounter a difficulty
• Norwegian Bokmål: hit — in blackjack, to deal a card to
• Finnish: tulla — to begin
• German: abschlagen — to begin
• Hittite: [Term?] (/⁠use⁠/) — to use
• Danish: slå — to affect negatively
• Finnish: vaikeuttaa — to affect negatively
• Finnish: vahingoittaa — to affect negatively
• Finnish: haitata — to affect negatively
• Finnish: kärsiä — to affect negatively
• French: frapper — to affect negatively
• Norwegian Bokmål: ramme — to affect negatively
• Swedish: slå — to affect negatively
• French: se taper — to have sex with
• Russian: тра́хать (tráxatʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: тра́хнуть (tráxnutʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: дрю́чить (drjúčitʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: отдрю́чить (otdrjúčitʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: поиме́ть (poimétʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: отыме́ть (otymétʹ) — to have sex with
• Russian: тра́хаться (tráxatʹsja) — to have sex with
• Russian: тра́хнуться (tráxnutʹsja) — to have sex with
• Russian: потра́хаться (potráxatʹsja) — to have sex with
• Russian: дрю́читься (drjúčitʹsja) — to have sex with
• Russian: отдрю́читься (otdrjúčitʹsja) — to have sex with
• Serbo-Croatian: опа́лити — to have sex with
• Serbo-Croatian: opáliti — to have sex with