inhale

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• UK, US: /ɪnˈheɪl/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N HH EY1 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin inhalare (“to breathe on (breathe in)”), from in (“in, into, on”) + halare (“to breathe”).

122 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَهَقَ (šahaqa) — to draw air into the lungs
• Armenian: ներշնչել (neršnčʻel) — to draw air into the lungs
• Assamese: উশাহ লোৱা (uxah lüa) — to draw air into the lungs
• Asturian: inspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Asturian: aspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Belarusian: удыха́ць (udyxácʹ) — to draw air into the lungs
• Belarusian: удыхну́ць (udyxnúcʹ) — to draw air into the lungs
• Bulgarian: вди́швам (vdíšvam) — to draw air into the lungs
• Bulgarian: вди́шам (vdíšam) — to draw air into the lungs
• Catalan: inhalar — to draw air into the lungs
• Chinese Cantonese: 吸氣 /吸气 (kap1 hei3) — to draw air into the lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 吸氣 /吸气 (xīqì) — to draw air into the lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 吸入 (xīrù) — to draw air into the lungs
• Czech: nadechnout se — to draw air into the lungs
• Danish: inhalere — to draw air into the lungs
• Dutch: inademen — to draw air into the lungs
• Esperanto: enspiri — to draw air into the lungs
• Finnish: hengittää sisään — to draw air into the lungs
• French: inspirer — to draw air into the lungs
• Galician: aspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Galician: inspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Galician: inhalar — to draw air into the lungs
• German: einatmen — to draw air into the lungs
• Greek: εισπνέω (eispnéo) — to draw air into the lungs
• Ancient Greek: εἰσπνέω (eispnéō) — to draw air into the lungs
• Hebrew: שָׁאַף (shaáf) — to draw air into the lungs
• White Hmong: qus pa — to draw air into the lungs
• Hungarian: belélegzik — to draw air into the lungs
• Ido: aspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Italian: inspirare — to draw air into the lungs
• Italian: inalare — to draw air into the lungs
• Japanese: 吸い込む (suikomu) — to draw air into the lungs
• Japanese: 吸入する (kyūnyū suru) — to draw air into the lungs
• Khmer: ស្រូប (sroup) — to draw air into the lungs
• Korean: 흡입하다 (heubiphada) — to draw air into the lungs
• Korean: 빨아들이다 (pparadeurida) — to draw air into the lungs
• Northern Kurdish: henase girtin — to draw air into the lungs
• Macedonian: вдишува (vdišuva) — to draw air into the lungs
• Macedonian: вдише (vdiše) — to draw air into the lungs
• Māori: whakaea — to draw air into the lungs
• Māori: whakangā — to draw air into the lungs
• Māori: mote — to draw air into the lungs
• Nepali: श्वास तान्नु (śvās tānnu) — to draw air into the lungs
• Norwegian Bokmål: inhalere — to draw air into the lungs
• Norwegian Bokmål: innånde — to draw air into the lungs
• Norwegian Nynorsk: inhalere — to draw air into the lungs
• Norwegian Nynorsk: inhalera — to draw air into the lungs
• Polish: wdychać — to draw air into the lungs
• Portuguese: inalar — to draw air into the lungs
• Portuguese: inspirar — to draw air into the lungs
• Romanian: inspira — to draw air into the lungs
• Romanian: inhala — to draw air into the lungs
• Russian: вдыха́ть (vdyxátʹ) — to draw air into the lungs
• Russian: вдохну́ть (vdoxnútʹ) — to draw air into the lungs
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀дисати — to draw air into the lungs
• Serbo-Croatian: уда̀хнути — to draw air into the lungs
• Serbo-Croatian: ùdisati — to draw air into the lungs
• Serbo-Croatian: udàhnuti — to draw air into the lungs
• Slovak: nadýchnuť sa — to draw air into the lungs
• Slovak: vdychovať — to draw air into the lungs
• Slovak: vdýchnuť — to draw air into the lungs
• Slovene: vdihovati — to draw air into the lungs
• Slovene: vdihniti — to draw air into the lungs
• Spanish: inhalar — to draw air into the lungs
• Spanish: alentar — to draw air into the lungs
• Swedish: andas in — to draw air into the lungs
• Telugu: ఉచ్ఛ్వాసించు (ucchvāsiñcu) — to draw air into the lungs
• Thai: หายใจเข้า (hǎai-jai-kâo) — to draw air into the lungs
• Ukrainian: вдиха́ти (vdyxáty) — to draw air into the lungs
• Ukrainian: вдихну́ти (vdyxnúty) — to draw air into the lungs
• Vietnamese: hít — to draw air into the lungs
• Welsh: anadlu i mewn — to draw air into the lungs
• Welsh: mewnanadlu — to draw air into the lungs
• Zazaki: nefes anten — to draw air into the lungs
• Zhuang: cup heiq — to draw air into the lungs
• Bulgarian: инхали́рам (inhalíram) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Catalan: inhalar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Catalan: aspirar inspirar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Chinese Cantonese: 吸 (kap1) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 吸 (xī) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Chinese Mandarin: 吸入 (xīrù) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Esperanto: inhali — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Finnish: hengittää — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Finnish: vetää henkeen — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Finnish: inhaloida — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• French: aspirer — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• French: inhaler — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Galician: inhalar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• German: inhalieren — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: belélegez — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: beszív — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: felszippant — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: magába szív — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: belehel — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Hungarian: inhalál — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Italian: inalare — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Polish: inhalować — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Polish: wziewać — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Polish: wdychać — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Portuguese: inalar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Romanian: aspira — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Romanian: inhala — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Russian: вдыха́ть (vdyxátʹ) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Russian: вдохну́ть (vdoxnútʹ) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Slovak: vdychovať — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Slovak: vdýchnuť — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Spanish: aspirar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Spanish: inhalar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Spanish: inspirar — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Telugu: పీల్చు (pīlcu) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Thai: สูด (sùut) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Thai: ดม (dom) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Welsh: anadlu i mewn (rhywbeth) — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Zazaki: nefes pıfen — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Zhuang: cup — to draw something into the nose or lungs
• Finnish: ahmia — to eat fast
• French: ingurgiter — to eat fast
• Galician: devorar — to eat fast
• Hungarian: magába töm — to eat fast
• Hungarian: felfal — to eat fast
• Hungarian: befal — to eat fast
• Hungarian: fal — to eat fast