invite

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• ĭn'vīt
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• /ˈɪnvaɪt/
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• ĭnvīt'
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• /ɪnˈvaɪt/
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From the verb invite.

From Middle French inviter, from Latin invītō. Displaced native English lathe

196 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Ambonese Malay: not — (informal) invitation
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܙܘܼܡܵܢܵܐ (zummānā) — (informal) invitation
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟ̰ܝܵܕ݂ܵܐ (čyāḏā) — (informal) invitation
• Bulgarian: пока́на (pokána) — (informal) invitation
• Catalan: invitació — (informal) invitation
• French: invitation — (informal) invitation
• German: Einladung — (informal) invitation
• Greek: πρόσκληση (prósklisi) — (informal) invitation
• Hebrew: הַזְמָנָה (hazmaná) — (informal) invitation
• Icelandic: boð — (informal) invitation
• Italian: invito — (informal) invitation
• Portuguese: convite — (informal) invitation
• Russian: приглаше́ние (priglašénije) — (informal) invitation
• Spanish: invitación — (informal) invitation
• Afrikaans: uitnooi — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Albanian: ftoj — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ambonese Malay: not — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Arabic: دَعَا (daʕā) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Arabic: عَزَمَ (ʕazama) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Arabic: عزم (ʕazam) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Arabic: عَزَم (ʕazam) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Arabic: عَزَم (ʕazam) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܙܲܡܸܢ (mzammin) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟ̰ܵܐܹܕ݂ (čāˀēḏ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Armenian: հրավիրել (hravirel) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Asturian: invitar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Asturian: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Azerbaijani: çağırmaq — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Azerbaijani: dəvət etmək — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Basque: gonbidatu — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Belarusian: запраша́ць (zaprašácʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Belarusian: запрасі́ць (zaprasícʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Bengali: আমন্ত্রণ করা (amontron kora) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Central Bikol: agda — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Bulgarian: ка́ня (kánja) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Bulgarian: пока́нвам (pokánvam) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Burmese: ဖိတ် (hpit) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Burmese: ပင့် (pang.) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Catalan: invitar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Catalan: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Cherokee: ᎠᏯᏂᎭ (ayaniha) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 邀請 /邀请 (yāoqǐng) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 請 /请 (qǐng) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 約請 /约请 (yuēqǐng) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ngazidja Comorian: ulalika — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Crimean Tatar: çağırmaq — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Crimean Tatar: davet etmek — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Czech: zvát — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Czech: pozvat — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Danish: invitere — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Danish: indbyde — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Dutch: uitnodigen — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Dutch: nodigen — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Dutch: inviteren — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Dutch: laden — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Erzya: сергелемс (sergelems) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Esperanto: inviti — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Estonian: kutsuma — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Finnish: kutsua — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• French: inviter — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• French: convier — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Friulian: invidâ — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Friulian: convidâ — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Galician: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Georgian: მოწვევა (moc̣veva) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Georgian: პატიჟებს (ṗaṭižebs) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Georgian: დაპატიჟებს (daṗaṭižebs) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• German: einladen — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Middle High German: īnladen — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Old High German: inladōn — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Gothic: 𐌰𐍄𐌻𐌰𐌸𐍉𐌽 (atlaþōn) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Greek: προσκαλώ (proskaló) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ancient Greek: προσκαλέω (proskaléō) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Hawaiian: kono — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Hebrew: הִזְמִין (hizmín) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Hiligaynon: agda — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Hindi: आमंत्रित करना (āmantrit karnā) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Hungarian: meghív — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Icelandic: bjóða — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Indonesian: mengundang — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Italian: invitare — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Japanese: 誘う (sasou) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Japanese: 招待する (shōtai suru) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Japanese: 招く (maneku) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Japanese: 請う (kou) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Kaitag: бурса́ра (bursára) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Kapampangan: agkatan — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Kazakh: шақыру (şaqyru) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Khmer: អញ្ជើញ (ʼɑɑʼɑñcəəñ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Korean: 초대하다 (chodaehada) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Northern Kurdish: vexwendin — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Kyrgyz: чакыруу (cakıruu) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Lao: ເຊີນ (sœ̄n) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Latin: adhibeō — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Latin: invītō — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Latin: convītō — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Latvian: aicināt — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Latvian: lūgt — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Lezgi: теклиф авун (teklif avun) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Lithuanian: pakviesti — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Livonian: kutsõ — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Livonian: nuttõ — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Luxembourgish: invitéieren — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Luxembourgish: alueden — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Macedonian: ка́ни (káni) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Macedonian: по́кани (pókani) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Malay: ajak — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Malay: menjemput — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Māori: pōwhiri — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Moksha: сергядькшнемс (sergäďkšnems) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Mongolian: урих (urix) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Norwegian Bokmål: invitere — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Norwegian Bokmål: innby — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Occitan: invitar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Occitan: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Old English: laðian — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Oromo: affeeruu — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ossetian: хонын (xonyn) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Pashto: بلل (baləl) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Persian: فراخواندن (farâxvândan) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Persian: دعوت کردن (da'vat kardan) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Polish: zapraszać — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Polish: zaprosić — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Portuguese: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Quechua: aypuriy — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Romanian: a invita — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Romansh: envidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Romansh: anvidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Romansh: invidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Romansh: invider — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Russian: приглаша́ть (priglašátʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Russian: пригласи́ть (priglasítʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Russian: звать (zvatʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Russian: позва́ть (pozvátʹ) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Sardinian: combidare — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Sardinian: cumbidai — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Sardinian: cumbidare — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Sardinian: cumbitare — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Scottish Gaelic: iarr — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Serbo-Croatian: звати — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Serbo-Croatian: позвати — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Serbo-Croatian: zvati — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Serbo-Croatian: pozvati — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Sicilian: mmitari — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Slovak: zvať — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Slovak: pozvať — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Slovene: vabiti — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Slovene: povabiti — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Spanish: invitar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Spanish: convidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Swedish: invitera — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Swedish: inbjuda — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tajik: даъват кардан (da'vat kardan) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tajik: ҷеғ задан (jeġ zadan) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tamil: அழை (aḻai) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tamil: கூப்பிடு (kūppiṭu) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tatar: чакырырга (çaqırırğa) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Telugu: ఆహ్వానించు (āhvāniñcu) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Thai: เชิญ (chəən) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Tocharian B: kwa- — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Turkish: davet etmek — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Turkish: çağırmak — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ottoman Turkish: دعوت ایتمك (daʼvet etmek) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ottoman Turkish: چاغرمق (çağırmak) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ottoman Turkish: اوقومق (okumak) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Turkmen: çagarmak — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Turkmen: çagyrmak — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ukrainian: запро́шувати (zapróšuvaty) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Ukrainian: запроси́ти (zaprosýty) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Uyghur: تەكلىپ قىلماق (teklip qilmaq) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Uzbek: taklif qilmoq — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Venetan: invitar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Venetan: invidar — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Vietnamese: mời — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Welsh: gwahodd — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Yakut: ынырар (ïnïrar) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Yiddish: אײַנלאַדן (aynladn) — ask for the presence or participation of someone
• Catalan: invitar — request formally
• Catalan: convidar — request formally
• Finnish: kutsua — request formally
• Finnish: esittää kutsu — request formally
• Greek: παρακαλώ (parakaló) — request formally
• Icelandic: bjóða — request formally
• Pashto: بلل (baləl) — request formally
• Persian: خواهش کردن (xvâheš kardan) — request formally
• Polish: prosić — request formally
• Portuguese: convidar — request formally
• Russian: проси́ть (prosítʹ) — request formally
• Russian: попроси́ть (poprosítʹ) — request formally
• Spanish: solicitar — request formally
• Spanish: invitar — request formally
• Telugu: ఆహ్వానించు (āhvāniñcu) — request formally
• Turkish: davet etmek — request formally
• Ottoman Turkish: دعوت ایتمك (daʼvet etmek) — request formally
• Ottoman Turkish: چاغرمق (çağırmak) — request formally
• Ottoman Turkish: اوقومق (okumak) — request formally