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• /d͡ʒɔɪnt/
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The noun is from Middle English joynt (attested since the late 13th century), from Old French joint (“joint of the body”) (attested since the 12th century). The adjective (attested since the 15th century) is from Old French jointiz. Both Old French words are from Latin iūnctus, the past participle of iungō. See also join, jugular, junction. Displaced Old English fōg and partially displaced English lith. The meaning of "building, establishment", especially in connection with shady activities, appeared in Anglo-Irish by 1821 and entered general American English slang by 1877, especially in the sense of "opium den". The sense "marijuana cigarette" is attested since 1935. The development to meaning "any thing" also happened to the Scots and Memphian form junt and the Mid-Atlantic/Philadelphian form jawn.

From Middle English or following the -t model for forming a past participle.

448 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: lidhje — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Arabic: مُشْتَرَك (muštarak) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Armenian: համատեղ (hamateġ) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Belarusian: суме́сны (sumjésny) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Bengali: যুক্ত (jukto) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Bulgarian: съвместен (sǎvmesten) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Catalan: conjunt — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Chinese Mandarin: 联合 (Liánhé) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Czech: společný — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Dutch: gezamenlijk — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Dutch: gezamenlijke — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Estonian: ühine — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Finnish: yhteinen — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Finnish: yhteis- — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• French: conjoint — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• French: commun — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Galician: en conxunto — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Galician: en común — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Galician: conxunto — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Georgian: ერთობლივი (ertoblivi) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Georgian: გაერთიანებული (gaertianebuli) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinschaftlich — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinsam — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinsame — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinsamer — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinschaftliche — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: gemeinschaftlicher — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• German: geteilt — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Greek: συλλογικός (syllogikós) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Greek: συντονισμένος (syntonisménos) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Greek: συνδυασμένος (syndyasménos) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Ingrian: yhtein — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Italian: comune — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Italian: congiunta — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Kaitag: кумха́ (kumꭓá) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Malayalam: സംയുക്ത (saṁyukta) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Manx: copharteeagh — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Polish: wspólny — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Portuguese: conjunto — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Portuguese: comum — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Russian: совме́стный (sovméstnyj) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Russian: объединённый (obʺjedinjónnyj) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Spanish: en común — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Spanish: comunitario — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Spanish: en conjunto — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Spanish: mancomunado — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Spanish: conjunto — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Swedish: gemensam — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Swedish: förenad — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Ukrainian: сумі́сний (sumísnyj) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Ukrainian: спі́льний (spílʹnyj) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Ukrainian: об'єднаний (obʺjednanyj) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Yiddish: בשותּפֿותדיק (bshutfesdik) — done by two or more people or organisations working together
• Bulgarian: шарнир (šarnir) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Czech: kloub — joint with freedom to rotate
• Esperanto: artiko — joint with freedom to rotate
• Estonian: šarniir — joint with freedom to rotate
• Finnish: nivel — joint with freedom to rotate
• French: articulation — joint with freedom to rotate
• French: rotule — joint with freedom to rotate
• Galician: xunta — joint with freedom to rotate
• Galician: xoga — joint with freedom to rotate
• Galician: articulación — joint with freedom to rotate
• Georgian: პირაპირი (ṗiraṗiri) — joint with freedom to rotate
• German: Gelenk — joint with freedom to rotate
• Greek: αρμός (armós) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Greek: άρθρωση (árthrosi) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Ancient Greek: γίγγλυμος (gínglumos) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Hebrew: מִפְרָק (mifraq) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Irish: siúnta — joint with freedom to rotate
• Italian: giunto — joint with freedom to rotate
• Manx: olt — joint with freedom to rotate
• Manx: junt — joint with freedom to rotate
• Portuguese: junta — joint with freedom to rotate
• Portuguese: articulação — joint with freedom to rotate
• Russian: шарни́р (šarnír) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Slovak: kĺb — joint with freedom to rotate
• Slovak: spoj — joint with freedom to rotate
• Spanish: coyuntura — joint with freedom to rotate
• Swahili: muungo — joint with freedom to rotate
• Ottoman Turkish: بوغوم (boğum) — joint with freedom to rotate
• Albanian: nye — rigid joint
• Bulgarian: съединение (sǎedinenie) — rigid joint
• Catalan: juntura — rigid joint
• Estonian: liide — rigid joint
• Finnish: liitos — rigid joint
• Finnish: liitoskohta — rigid joint
• French: jointure — rigid joint
• Galician: xunta — rigid joint
• Georgian: შეერთების ადგილი (šeertebis adgili) — rigid joint
• German: Verbindung — rigid joint
• German: Verbindungsstück — rigid joint
• German: Verbindungselement — rigid joint
• German: Verbinder — rigid joint
• German: Knoten — rigid joint
• Greek: ένωση (énosi) — rigid joint
• Ancient Greek: ἁρμός (harmós) — rigid joint
• Irish: siúnta — rigid joint
• Macedonian: соедину́вање (soedinúvanje) — rigid joint
• Macedonian: спој (spoj) — rigid joint
• Manx: glioon — rigid joint
• Manx: collagh — rigid joint
• Norwegian Bokmål: sammenføyning — rigid joint
• Portuguese: junta — rigid joint
• Russian: соедине́ние (sojedinénije) — rigid joint
• Russian: стык (styk) — rigid joint
• Scottish Gaelic: glùn — rigid joint
• Spanish: juntura — rigid joint
• Swedish: fog — rigid joint
• Swedish: skarv — rigid joint
• Ottoman Turkish: بوغوم (boğum) — rigid joint
• Ukrainian: з'є́днання (zʺjédnannja) — rigid joint
• Northern Altai: пугун (pugun) — part of the body where bones join
• Southern Altai: јик (ǰik) — part of the body where bones join
• Arabic: مِفْصَل (mifṣal) — part of the body where bones join
• Arabic: مفصل (mafṣal) — part of the body where bones join
• Armenian: հոդ (hod) — part of the body where bones join
• Azerbaijani: oynaq — part of the body where bones join
• Azerbaijani: bənd — part of the body where bones join
• Azerbaijani: buğum — part of the body where bones join
• West Coast Bajau: perapatan — part of the body where bones join
• Bashkir: быуын (bıwın) — part of the body where bones join
• Belarusian: суста́ў (sustáw) — part of the body where bones join
• Belarusian: сугло́м (suhlóm) — part of the body where bones join
• Belarusian: суста́ва (sustáva) — part of the body where bones join
• Bau Bidayuh: bukun — part of the body where bones join
• Bulgarian: ста́ва (stáva) — part of the body where bones join
• Catalan: articulació — part of the body where bones join
• Catalan: juntura — part of the body where bones join
• Cebuano: luta — part of the body where bones join
• Cebuano: lutahan — part of the body where bones join
• Chinese Mandarin: 關節 /关节 (guānjié) — part of the body where bones join
• Czech: kloub — part of the body where bones join
• Old Czech: těh — part of the body where bones join
• Danish: led — part of the body where bones join
• Central Dusun: pilangaban — part of the body where bones join
• Dutch: gewricht — part of the body where bones join
• Esperanto: artiko — part of the body where bones join
• Estonian: liiges — part of the body where bones join
• Fala: xhugueiru — part of the body where bones join
• Finnish: nivel — part of the body where bones join
• French: articulation — part of the body where bones join
• French: jointure — part of the body where bones join
• West-Frisian: knier — part of the body where bones join
• Galician: artello — part of the body where bones join
• Galician: articulación — part of the body where bones join
• Galician: xogo — part of the body where bones join
• Galician: xunta — part of the body where bones join
• Georgian: სახსარი (saxsari) — part of the body where bones join
• German: Gelenk — part of the body where bones join
• German: Geleich — part of the body where bones join
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐍅𐌹𐍃𐍃 (gawiss) — part of the body where bones join
• Greek: κλείδωση (kleídosi) — part of the body where bones join
• Greek: άρθρωση (árthrosi) — part of the body where bones join
• Ancient Greek: ἄρθρον (árthron) — part of the body where bones join
• Haitian Creole: jwenti — part of the body where bones join
• Hiligaynon: luta-lutahan — part of the body where bones join
• Hiligaynon: lagot-lagutan — part of the body where bones join
• Hindi: संधि (sandhi) — part of the body where bones join
• Hungarian: ízület — part of the body where bones join
• Hungarian: ujjperc — part of the body where bones join
• Icelandic: liðamót — part of the body where bones join
• Indonesian: sendi — part of the body where bones join
• Ingrian: jäsen — part of the body where bones join
• Italian: articolazione — part of the body where bones join
• Japanese: 関節 (kansetsu) — part of the body where bones join
• Kaitag: ескке́н (eskkén) — part of the body where bones join
• Kalmyk: үй (üy) — part of the body where bones join
• Karachay-Balkar: джик (cik) — part of the body where bones join
• Kazakh: буын (buyn) — part of the body where bones join
• Khmer: គណ្ធិក (kɔɔkŭənthɨk) — part of the body where bones join
• Kimaragang: piukaban — part of the body where bones join
• Knaanic: טֵיג (tég) — part of the body where bones join
• Korean: 관절 (gwanjeol) — part of the body where bones join
• Central Kurdish: جمگە (cimge) — part of the body where bones join
• Northern Kurdish: geh — part of the body where bones join
• Kyrgyz: муун (muun) — part of the body where bones join
• Kyrgyz: жик (jik) — part of the body where bones join
• Latin: artus — part of the body where bones join
• Latin: articulus — part of the body where bones join
• Latvian: locītava — part of the body where bones join
• Lithuanian: sąnarys — part of the body where bones join
• Lotud: pilangaban — part of the body where bones join
• Lotud: lalangaban — part of the body where bones join
• Low German: Gelenk — part of the body where bones join
• Macedonian: зглоб (zglob) — part of the body where bones join
• Malay: sendi — part of the body where bones join
• Manx: olt — part of the body where bones join
• Manx: junt — part of the body where bones join
• Māori: whatīanga — part of the body where bones join
• Central Melanau: silek — part of the body where bones join
• Muna: farafudhu — part of the body where bones join
• Timugon Murut: parangaban — part of the body where bones join
• Khiamniungan Naga: ūtsēi — part of the body where bones join
• Norwegian Bokmål: ledd — part of the body where bones join
• Norwegian Nynorsk: led — part of the body where bones join
• Occitan: articulacion — part of the body where bones join
• Old English: cnucel — part of the body where bones join
• Ossetian: иуӕг (iwæg) — part of the body where bones join
• Persian: مفصل (mefsal) — part of the body where bones join
• Persian: بندگاه (bandgâh) — part of the body where bones join
• Polish: staw — part of the body where bones join
• Portuguese: articulação — part of the body where bones join
• Portuguese: junta — part of the body where bones join
• Romanian: articulație — part of the body where bones join
• Rungus: piuhallan — part of the body where bones join
• Russian: суста́в (sustáv) — part of the body where bones join
• Russian: сочлене́ние (sočlenénije) — part of the body where bones join
• Russian: диартро́з (diartróz) — part of the body where bones join
• Sabah Bisaya: palipatan — part of the body where bones join
• Serbo-Croatian: згло̏б — part of the body where bones join
• Serbo-Croatian: zglȍb — part of the body where bones join
• Slovak: kĺb — part of the body where bones join
• Slovene: sklep — part of the body where bones join
• Sogdian: ܝܘܐܢܟ (yəwang) — part of the body where bones join
• Spanish: coyuntura — part of the body where bones join
• Spanish: conjuntura — part of the body where bones join
• Swedish: led — part of the body where bones join
• Tagalog: kasukasuan — part of the body where bones join
• Tagalog: sugpong — part of the body where bones join
• Tagalog: bukong — part of the body where bones join
• Tajik: банд (band) — part of the body where bones join
• Tajik: буғум (buġum) — part of the body where bones join
• Tajik: мафсил (mafsil) — part of the body where bones join
• Telugu: కీలు (kīlu) — part of the body where bones join
• Thai: ข้อ (kɔ̂ɔ) — part of the body where bones join
• Thai: ข้อต่อ (kɔ̂ɔ-dtɔ̀ɔ) — part of the body where bones join
• Turkish: eklem — part of the body where bones join
• Turkish: mafsal — part of the body where bones join
• Ottoman Turkish: مفصل (mafsal) — part of the body where bones join
• Ottoman Turkish: بوغوم (boğum) — part of the body where bones join
• Turkmen: bogun — part of the body where bones join
• Ukrainian: сугло́б (suhlób) — part of the body where bones join
• Unami: chpixkeyèk — part of the body where bones join
• Uyghur: بوغۇم (boghum) — part of the body where bones join
• Uzbek: boʻgʻim — part of the body where bones join
• Vietnamese: khớp — part of the body where bones join
• Vietnamese: khớp xương — part of the body where bones join
• Welsh: cymal — part of the body where bones join
• Dutch: verbinding — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Esperanto: junto — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Finnish: liitos — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• French: assemblage — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• French: jointure — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Galician: xunta — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• German: Verbindung — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• German: Holzverbindung — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• German: Überblattung — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• German: Verzinkung — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• German: Verbindungsplatte — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Greek: αρμός (armós) — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Ancient Greek: ἁρμογή (harmogḗ) — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Manx: olt — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Manx: junt — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Polish: złącze — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Portuguese: junta — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Russian: стык (styk) — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Spanish: junta — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Spanish: juntura — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Spanish: empalme — point of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry
• Catalan: diàclasi — geologic joint
• Esperanto: junto — geologic joint
• Finnish: rako — geologic joint
• French: diaclase — geologic joint
• Galician: diáclase — geologic joint
• Galician: fenda — geologic joint
• Italian: diaclasi — geologic joint
• Polish: cios — geologic joint
• Portuguese: diaclase — geologic joint
• Spanish: diaclasa — geologic joint
• Catalan: cau — business
• Dutch: zaak — business
• Finnish: mesta — business
• Finnish: baari — business
• Finnish: lafka — business
• French: boui-boui — business
• French: resto — business
• Georgian: დაწესებულება (dac̣esebuleba) — business
• Georgian: სახლი (saxli) — business
• German: Schuppen — business
• German: Laden — business
• German: Spelunke — business
• German: Bude — business
• Russian: заведе́ние (zavedénije) — business
• Russian: каба́к (kabák) — business
• Russian: дом (dom) — business
• Spanish: boliche — business
• Swedish: hak — business
• Swedish: sunkhak — business
• Swedish: sylta — business
• Swedish: ställe — business
• Afrikaans: tjoekie — prison
• Catalan: garjola — prison
• Dutch: (de) bak — prison
• Dutch: (de) nor — prison
• Finnish: linna — prison
• French: taule — prison
• French: violon — prison
• French: auberge — prison
• French: cabane — prison
• French: gnouf — prison
• Galician: caldeiro — prison
• Georgian: ციხე (cixe) — prison
• German: Knast — prison
• German: Gefängnis — prison
• Greek: φυλακή (fylakí) — prison
• Greek: στενή (stení) — prison
• Portuguese: xadrez — prison
• Russian: тюря́га (tjurjága) — prison
• Russian: куту́зка (kutúzka) — prison
• Russian: катала́жка (katalážka) — prison
• Spanish: trullo — prison
• Swedish: kåken — prison
• Afrikaans: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Afrikaans: zol — marijuana cigarette
• Bulgarian: джойнт (džojnt) — marijuana cigarette
• Catalan: porret — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: stickie — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: jonko — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: chaiba — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: zjuen — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: pitoe — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: pretsigaret — marijuana cigarette
• Dutch: toeter — marijuana cigarette
• Esperanto: kanabcigaredo — marijuana cigarette
• Esperanto: rulaĵo — marijuana cigarette
• Esperanto: ĝojnto — marijuana cigarette
• Finnish: jointti — marijuana cigarette
• Finnish: jouni — marijuana cigarette
• Finnish: spliffi — marijuana cigarette
• Finnish: jopo — marijuana cigarette
• French: joint — marijuana cigarette
• French: oinj — marijuana cigarette
• French: pétard — marijuana cigarette
• French: splif — marijuana cigarette
• French: bédo — marijuana cigarette
• French: tarpé — marijuana cigarette
• German: Joint — marijuana cigarette
• German: Tüte — marijuana cigarette
• Greek: τσιγαριλίκι (tsigarilíki) — marijuana cigarette
• Greek: μπάφος (báfos) — marijuana cigarette
• Greek: γάρο (gáro) — marijuana cigarette
• Greek: κέρατο (kérato) — marijuana cigarette
• Hebrew: צינגלה (tsingale) — marijuana cigarette
• Hebrew: ג׳וינט (joynt) — marijuana cigarette
• Icelandic: jóna — marijuana cigarette
• Icelandic: marijúanavindlingur — marijuana cigarette
• Indonesian: cimeng — marijuana cigarette
• Italian: canna — marijuana cigarette
• Italian: spinello — marijuana cigarette
• Italian: purino — marijuana cigarette
• Macedonian: џоинт (džoint) — marijuana cigarette
• Polish: dżoint — marijuana cigarette
• Polish: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Polish: skręt — marijuana cigarette
• Polish: gibon — marijuana cigarette
• Portuguese: baseado — marijuana cigarette
• Portuguese: beque — marijuana cigarette
• Portuguese: charro — marijuana cigarette
• Portuguese: paiva — marijuana cigarette
• Romanian: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Romanian: cui — marijuana cigarette
• Romanian: cană — marijuana cigarette
• Romanian: cioată — marijuana cigarette
• Romanian: blunt — marijuana cigarette
• Russian: кося́к (kosják) — marijuana cigarette
• Serbo-Croatian: џо̀инт — marijuana cigarette
• Serbo-Croatian: džòint — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: fraccozzu — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: rifolu — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: canna — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: spineḍḍu — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: cannuni — marijuana cigarette
• Sicilian: bumma — marijuana cigarette
• Slovak: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Slovak: džoint — marijuana cigarette
• Slovene: krača — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: bate — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: canuto — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: carruco — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: leño — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: porro — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: pito — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: peta — marijuana cigarette
• Spanish: fragua — marijuana cigarette
• Sranan Tongo: dyonko — marijuana cigarette
• Swedish: joint — marijuana cigarette
• Swedish: joppe — marijuana cigarette
• Swedish: jolle — marijuana cigarette
• Turkish: dal — marijuana cigarette
• Ukrainian: кося́к (kosják) — marijuana cigarette
• Ukrainian: скру́тка (skrútka) — marijuana cigarette
• Ukrainian: джойнт (džojnt) — marijuana cigarette
• Yiddish: צינגעלע (tsingele) — marijuana cigarette
• Bulgarian: сглобявам (sglobjavam) — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Finnish: niveltää — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Finnish: liittää — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Finnish: sovittaa yhteen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Finnish: tehdä liitos — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: fügen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: zusammenfügen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: verbinden — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: eine Verbindung herstellen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: Holzverbindung herstellen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• German: aneinanderfügen — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Manx: junt — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Swedish: foga — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Swedish: foga ihop — to unite by a joint or joints; to fit together; to prepare so as to fit together
• Azerbaijani: qoşmaq — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Azerbaijani: bağlamaq — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Azerbaijani: calamaq — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Azerbaijani: yapışdırmaq — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Azerbaijani: ilişdirmək — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Azerbaijani: rəbt etmək — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Bulgarian: свързвам (svǎrzvam) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Bulgarian: съединявам (sǎedinjavam) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Finnish: niveltää — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Finnish: liittää — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Finnish: yhdistää — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Galician: xuntar — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Georgian: შეერთება (šeerteba) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Georgian: შემოერთება (šemoerteba) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• German: verbinden — to join; connect; unite; combine
• German: zusammenbringen — to join; connect; unite; combine
• German: kombinieren — to join; connect; unite; combine
• German: vereinen — to join; connect; unite; combine
• German: zusammenfügen — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Portuguese: juntar — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Russian: соединя́ть (sojedinjátʹ) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Russian: соедини́ть (sojedinítʹ) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Russian: сочленя́ть (sočlenjátʹ) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Russian: сочлени́ть (sočlenítʹ) — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Swedish: förena — to join; connect; unite; combine
• Finnish: niveltää — to provide with a joint or joints
• German: beweglich verbinden — to provide with a joint or joints
• German: mit einem Gelenk verbinden — to provide with a joint or joints
• German: gelenkig verbinden — to provide with a joint or joints
• German: beweglich lagern — to provide with a joint or joints
• German: lagern — to provide with a joint or joints
• Finnish: niveltyä — to fit as if by joints
• Finnish: liittyä — to fit as if by joints
• Finnish: sopia yhteen — to fit as if by joints
• German: aneinanderschmiegen — to fit as if by joints
• German: ineinandergreifen — to fit as if by joints
• German: zusammenspielen — to fit as if by joints
• German: fügen — to fit as if by joints
• German: aneinanderfügen — to fit as if by joints