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From Middle English light, liht, leoht, from Old English lēoht (“luminous, bright, light, clear, resplendent, renowned, beautiful”), from Proto-Germanic *leuhtaz (“light”), from Proto-Indo-European *lewk- (“light”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian ljoacht (“light”), Dutch licht, German licht.

From Middle English liȝt, lyghte, from Old English lēht, lēoht, līht, from Proto-West Germanic *lį̄ht, from Proto-Germanic *linhtaz or *līhtaz (“light (in weight)”), from Proto-Indo-European *h1lengwh- (“lightweight”). Cognates Cognate with Dutch licht (“light (not heavy)”), German leicht (“light (not heavy)”), Luxembourgish liicht (“lightweight”), Vilamovian łajcht (“easy”), Yiddish לײַכט (laykht, “light (of low weight)”), Danish let (“light (not heavy)”), Faroese lættur (“light (of weight); easy (to do)”), Icelandic léttur (“light (not weighing much); easy”), Norwegian Bokmål and Norwegian Nynorsk lett (“light (not heavy); easy”), Swedish lätt (“light; of low weight”), Gothic 𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌷𐍄𐍃 (leihts, “light (in weight)”); also Irish léim (“jump, leap; obstacle to be jumped; chasm, promontory”), Scottish Gaelic leum, lèim (“bound, frisk, leap; jump”), Welsh llai (“smaller; fewer, less”), Latin levis (“light (not heavy)”), Greek ελαφρός (elafrós, “lightweight; slight, thin, weak”), Albanian lehtë (“lightweight; easy”), Lithuanian lengvas (“light (not heavy); easy”), Belarusian лёгкі (ljóhki, “light (not heavy); easy”), Bulgarian and Macedonian лек (lek, “light (not heavy)”), Czech lehký (“light (of low weight); easy”), Polish lekki, lętki (“light (having little physical weight); easy (not demanding much effort; not difficult)”), Russian лёгкий (ljóxkij, “lightweight; easy”), Serbo-Croatian ла̏к, ла̏ган, lȁk, lȁgan (“easy; light (not heavy)”), Slovak ľahký (“light (of low weight); easy”), Slovene lahek (“light (of low weight); easy”), Ukrainian легки́й (lehkýj, “lightweight”), Armenian լանջ (lanǰ), լանջք (lanǰkʻ, “breast; mountain slope”), Persian لاغر (lâġar, “lithe; skinny; slender; thin”), Tocharian B lankutse (“light (not heavy)”), Sanskrit लघु (laghu), रघु (raghu, “easy, light, not heavy or difficult”).

English surname, from both senses of light.

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *lewk-der. Proto-Germanic *leuhtaz Proto-West Germanic *leuht Old English lēoht Middle English light English light From Middle English light, liht, leoht, from Old English lēoht, from Proto-West Germanic *leuht, from Proto-Germanic *leuhtą, from Proto-Indo-European *lewktom, from the root *lewk- (“to shine”). Cognates * Scots licht (“light”) * Saterland Frisian Ljoacht, Lucht (“light”) * West Frisian ljocht (“light”) * Dutch licht (“light”) * German Licht (“light”) * German Low German Licht (“light”) * Limburgish Leech, Leet, Léït (“light”) * Luxembourgish Liicht (“light”) * Vilamovian łicht (“light”) * Yiddish ליכט (likht, “light”) * Danish and Norwegian Bokmål lys (“light”) * Elfdalian liuos (“light”) * Faroese and Icelandic ljós (“light”) * Norwegian Nynorsk ljos, ljus, lys (“light”) * Swedish ljus (“light”) * Latin lūx (“light”) * Russian луч (luč, “beam of light”) * Armenian լույս (luys, “light”) * Ancient Greek λευκός (leukós, “white”) * Persian رُخش (roxš).

From light (“noun”).

From Middle English lighten, lihten, from Old English līehtan (“to light, to shine”), from Proto-Germanic *liuhtijaną, from *leuhtą + *-janą. Cognate with German leuchten (“to shine”).

From Middle English lighten, from Old English līhtan (“to relieve”), from Proto-West Germanic *lį̄htijan, from Proto-Germanic *linhtijaną, from *linhtaz (“light”).

1345 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: lig — having light
• Afrikaans: helder — having light
• Arabic: مُنِير (munīr) — having light
• Bashkir: яҡты (yaqtı) — having light
• Belarusian: све́тлы (svjétly) — having light
• Bengali: রওশন (roōśon) — having light
• Bulgarian: све́тъл (svétǎl) — having light
• Chinese Mandarin: 明亮的 (míngliàng de) — having light
• Chinese Mandarin: 光明的 (guāngmíng de) — having light
• Czech: světlý — having light
• Danish: lys — having light
• Danish: belyst — having light
• Danish: oplyst — having light
• Dutch: licht — having light
• Dutch: helder — having light
• Dutch: lichtend — having light
• Dutch: lichtgevend — having light
• Esperanto: luma — having light
• Finnish: valoisa — having light
• French: lumineux — having light
• French: lumineuse — having light
• Galician: claro — having light
• Galician: luminoso — having light
• Georgian: ნათელი (nateli) — having light
• German: erleuchtet — having light
• German: hell — having light
• Greek: φωτεινός (foteinós) — having light
• Hebrew: מואר — having light
• Hebrew: מוארת — having light
• Hindi: उज्ज्वलित (ujjvalit) — having light
• Hungarian: világos — having light
• Hungarian: fényes — having light
• Icelandic: bjart — having light
• Icelandic: bjartur — having light
• Icelandic: björt — having light
• Japanese: 明るい (akarui) — having light
• Kaitag: ша́ла (šála) — having light
• Khmer: ពន្លឺ (pʊənlɨɨ) — having light
• Korean: 밝다 (bakda) — having light
• Central Kurdish: ڕوناک (runak) — having light
• Northern Kurdish: ron — having light
• Northern Kurdish: geş — having light
• Latin: clārus — having light
• Latin: lūcidus — having light
• Latvian: gaišs — having light
• Lithuanian: šviesus — having light
• Macedonian: светол (svetol) — having light
• Mizo: ëng — having light
• Norwegian: lyst — having light
• Norwegian: opplyst — having light
• Norwegian: belyst — having light
• Old Prussian: lāuks — having light
• Persian: روشن (rowšan) — having light
• Polish: widny — having light
• Polish: jasny — having light
• Polish: świetlny — having light
• Polish: świetlisty — having light
• Portuguese: iluminado — having light
• Quechua: achik — having light
• Russian: све́тлый (svétlyj) — having light
• Russian: я́ркий (járkij) — having light
• Serbo-Croatian: светао — having light
• Serbo-Croatian: свијетао — having light
• Serbo-Croatian: svetao — having light
• Serbo-Croatian: svijetao — having light
• Slovak: svetlý — having light
• Slovene: svetel — having light
• Spanish: luminoso — having light
• Spanish: claro — having light
• Spanish: lumínico — having light
• Swahili: mwanga — having light
• Swedish: belyst — having light
• Swedish: ljus — having light
• Tajik: равшан (ravšan) — having light
• Telugu: కాంతి వంతము (kānti vantamu) — having light
• Thai: สว่าง (sà-wàang) — having light
• Ukrainian: сві́тлий (svítlyj) — having light
• Vietnamese: sáng — having light
• Vietnamese: sáng sủa — having light
• Welsh: golau — having light
• Yiddish: ליכטיק (likhtik) — having light
• Afrikaans: lig — pale in colour
• Afrikaans: bleek gesig — pale in colour
• Afrikaans: blas vel — pale in colour
• Arabic: فَاتِح (fātiḥ) — pale in colour
• Armenian: բաց (bacʻ) — pale in colour
• Bulgarian: светъл (svetǎl) — pale in colour
• Catalan: clar — pale in colour
• Chinese Mandarin: 浅色 (qiǎnsè) — pale in colour
• Czech: světlý — pale in colour
• Danish: lys — pale in colour
• Danish: bleg — pale in colour
• Dutch: licht — pale in colour
• Finnish: vaalea — pale in colour
• French: clair — pale in colour
• French: pâle — pale in colour
• Galician: claro — pale in colour
• Galician: pálido — pale in colour
• German: hell — pale in colour
• Greek: αχνός (achnós) — pale in colour
• Greek: ανοιχτός (anoichtós) — pale in colour
• Hebrew: בהיר (bahír) — pale in colour
• Hebrew: בהירה (behirá) — pale in colour
• Hindi: हलका (halkā) — pale in colour
• Hindi: गोरा (gorā) — pale in colour
• Hindi: गोरी (gorī) — pale in colour
• Hungarian: világos — pale in colour
• Hungarian: halvány — pale in colour
• Hungarian: halovány — pale in colour
• Hungarian: fakó — pale in colour
• Icelandic: fölur — pale in colour
• Icelandic: ljós — pale in colour
• Ido: klara — pale in colour
• Ido: desobskura — pale in colour
• Irish: geal- — pale in colour
• Irish: bán- — pale in colour
• Irish: éadrom — pale in colour
• Italian: chiaro m or f chiara — pale in colour
• Korean: 창백(蒼白)하다 (changbaekhada) — pale in colour
• Korean: 옅다 (yeotda) — pale in colour
• Korean: 밝다 (bakda) — pale in colour
• Central Kurdish: کاڵ (kall) — pale in colour
• Northern Kurdish: geş — pale in colour
• Northern Kurdish: (rengê) vebiye — pale in colour
• Latvian: gaišs — pale in colour
• Ligurian: ciæo — pale in colour
• Lithuanian: šviesus — pale in colour
• Mizo: ëng — pale in colour
• Norwegian: lys — pale in colour
• Norwegian: blek — pale in colour
• Occitan: clar — pale in colour
• Polish: jasny — pale in colour
• Portuguese: clara — pale in colour
• Portuguese: claro — pale in colour
• Romansh: cler — pale in colour
• Romansh: clar — pale in colour
• Russian: бле́дный (blédnyj) — pale in colour
• Russian: све́тлый (svétlyj) — pale in colour
• Slovene: svetel — pale in colour
• Spanish: claro — pale in colour
• Spanish: pálido — pale in colour
• Spanish: blanquecino — pale in colour
• Spanish: blanquinoso — pale in colour
• Spanish: blanquizco — pale in colour
• Spanish: desblanquecido — pale in colour
• Spanish: blancuzco — pale in colour
• Spanish: desblanquiñado — pale in colour
• Spanish: albarizo — pale in colour
• Spanish: blancazo — pale in colour
• Spanish: musha — pale in colour
• Swahili: mwanga — pale in colour
• Swedish: blek — pale in colour
• Swedish: ljus — pale in colour
• Telugu: పాలిపోవు (pālipōvu) — pale in colour
• Thai: อ่อน (ɔ̀ɔn) — pale in colour
• Turkish: soluk — pale in colour
• Turkish: açık — pale in colour
• Ukrainian: сві́тлий (svítlyj) — pale in colour
• Vietnamese: nhạt — pale in colour
• Volapük: klilik — pale in colour
• Volapük: paelik — pale in colour
• Welsh: golau — pale in colour
• Catalan: tallat — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Danish: med mælk — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Danish: med fløde — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Finnish: maidolla — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Finnish: maitokahvi) — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• French: au lait — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Galician: claro — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Icelandic: með ^((please verify)) mjólk — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Icelandic: hvítt — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Latvian: balta — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Portuguese: pingado — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Spanish: con leche — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Swahili: mwanga — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Swedish: med grädde — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Swedish: med mjölk — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Telugu: లైట్ (laiṭ) — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Vietnamese: nhẹ — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Vietnamese: nhiều sữa — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Vietnamese: nhiều kem — coffee: served with extra milk or cream
• Abkhaz: алас (alas) — of low weight
• Ahom: 𑜉𑜨𑜧 (mow) — of low weight
• Arabic: خَفِيف (ḵafīf) — of low weight
• Arabic: خفيف (ḵfīf) — of low weight
• Arabic: خفيف (ḵafīf) — of low weight
• Aragonese: lixero — of low weight
• Armenian: թեթեւ (tʻetʻew) — of low weight
• Aromanian: lishor — of low weight
• Aromanian: licshor — of low weight
• Aromanian: ljiushor — of low weight
• Assamese: পাতল (patol) — of low weight
• Asturian: llivianu — of low weight
• Avar: тӏадагьаб (tʼadahab) — of low weight
• Azerbaijani: yüngül — of low weight
• Belarusian: лёгкі (ljóhki) — of low weight
• Breton: skañv — of low weight
• Bulgarian: лек (lek) — of low weight
• Catalan: lleuger — of low weight
• Cebuano: gaan — of low weight
• Central Bikol: magian — of low weight
• Chechen: дай (daj) — of low weight
• Chepang: खुय्ङःमै — of low weight
• Chinese Cantonese: 輕 /轻 (heng1) — of low weight
• Chinese Mandarin: 輕 /轻 (qīng) — of low weight
• Chinook Jargon: wik-thil — of low weight
• Cornish: skav — of low weight
• Czech: lehký — of low weight
• Danish: let — of low weight
• Dutch: licht — of low weight
• Esperanto: malpeza — of low weight
• Esperanto: leĝera — of low weight
• Evenki: энимкун (əņimkun) — of low weight
• Faroese: lættur — of low weight
• Finnish: kevyt — of low weight
• French: léger — of low weight
• Friulian: lizêr — of low weight
• Galician: livián — of low weight
• Galician: lixeiro — of low weight
• Georgian: მსუბუქი (msubuki) — of low weight
• Georgian: მჩატე (mčaṭe) — of low weight
• German: leicht — of low weight
• Gothic: 𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌷𐍄𐍃 (leihts) — of low weight
• Greek: αβαρής (avarís) — of low weight
• Greek: ελαφρός (elafrós) — of low weight
• Greek: ελαφρύς (elafrýs) — of low weight
• Ancient Greek: ἐλαφρός (elaphrós) — of low weight
• Ancient Greek: κοῦφος (koûphos) — of low weight
• Ancient Greek: ἀβαρής (abarḗs) — of low weight
• Haitian Creole: leje — of low weight
• Hawaiian: māmā — of low weight
• Hebrew: קל (kál) — of low weight
• Hebrew: קלה (kaláh) — of low weight
• Hindi: हलका (halkā) — of low weight
• White Hmong: sib — of low weight
• Hungarian: könnyű — of low weight
• Icelandic: léttur — of low weight
• Icelandic: létt — of low weight
• Ido: lejera — of low weight
• Ilocano: nalag-an — of low weight
• Indonesian: ringan — of low weight
• Ingush: дай (daj) — of low weight
• Ingush: атта (atta) — of low weight
• Italian: leggero — of low weight
• Iu Mien: heng — of low weight
• Japanese: 軽い (karui) — of low weight
• Javanese: ènthèng — of low weight
• Kabuverdianu: lébi — of low weight
• Kaitag: кук (kuk) — of low weight
• Kazakh: жеңіл (jeñıl) — of low weight
• Khmer: ស្រាល (sraal) — of low weight
• Korean: 가볍다 (gabyeopda) — of low weight
• Korean: 경량(輕量)의 (gyeongnyang-ui) — of low weight
• Central Kurdish: سووک (sûk) — of low weight
• Northern Kurdish: sivik — of low weight
• Ladin: lesier — of low weight
• Lao: ຍ່ອງ (nyǭng) — of low weight
• Lao: ເບົາ (bao) — of low weight
• Latin: levis — of low weight
• Latvian: viegls — of low weight
• Lezgi: кьезил (q̇ezil) — of low weight
• Lithuanian: lengvas — of low weight
• Lombard: legger — of low weight
• Lü: ᦢᧁ (ḃaw) — of low weight
• Macedonian: лесен (lesen) — of low weight
• Malay: ringan — of low weight
• Maltese: ħafif — of low weight
• Māori: māmā — of low weight
• Mauritian Creole: leze — of low weight
• Mizo: zäng — of low weight
• Mongolian: хөнгөн (xöngön) — of low weight
• Muong: nhẽl — of low weight
• Nanai: хэню (henju) — of low weight
• Norman: ligi — of low weight
• Norwegian: lett — of low weight
• Nuosu: ꀁꇖ (ix ly) — of low weight
• Occitan: leugièr — of low weight
• Old Church Slavonic: льгъкъ (lĭgŭkŭ) — of low weight
• Old Prussian: lāngus — of low weight
• Old Tupi: bebuî — of low weight
• Ossetian: рог (rog) — of low weight
• Pacoh: nghial — of low weight
• Papiamentu: lihé — of low weight
• Persian: سَبُک (sabok) — of low weight
• Polish: lekki — of low weight
• Portuguese: leve — of low weight
• Quechua: chhalla — of low weight
• Rarotongan: māmā — of low weight
• Réunion Creole French: lézé — of low weight
• Romanian: ușor — of low weight
• Romansh: lev — of low weight
• Romansh: liger — of low weight
• Russian: лёгкий (ljóxkij) — of low weight
• Rwanda-Rundi: huhwa — of low weight
• Samoan: māmā — of low weight
• Sanskrit: लघु (laghu) — of low weight
• Serbo-Croatian: лак — of low weight
• Serbo-Croatian: lak — of low weight
• Shan: မဝ် (mǎo) — of low weight
• Sicilian: liggeru — of low weight
• Slovak: ľahký — of low weight
• Slovene: láhek — of low weight
• Lower Sorbian: lažki — of low weight
• Spanish: ligero — of low weight
• Spanish: liviano — of low weight
• Swahili: epesi — of low weight
• Swedish: lätt — of low weight
• Tagalog: magaan — of low weight
• Tahitian: māmā — of low weight
• Tày: bâu — of low weight
• Tày: bau — of low weight
• Tày: nẩư — of low weight
• Telugu: తేలిక (tēlika) — of low weight
• Thai: เบา (bao) — of low weight
• Tibetan: ཡང་པོ (yang po) — of low weight
• Tocharian B: lankutse — of low weight
• Turkish: yeğni — of low weight
• Turkish: hafif — of low weight
• Ottoman Turkish: خفیف (hafif) — of low weight
• Tuvan: чиик (çiik) — of low weight
• Ukrainian: ле́гкий (léhkyj) — of low weight
• Uzbek: yengil — of low weight
• Venetan: lesiéro — of low weight
• Venetan: ƚixièro — of low weight
• Venetan: lixiero — of low weight
• Venetan: liđier — of low weight
• Vietnamese: nhẹ — of low weight
• Vietnamese: nhẹ nhàng — of low weight
• Welsh: ysgafn — of low weight
• Yakut: чэпчэки (čepčeki) — of low weight
• Yiddish: לײַכט (laykht) — of low weight
• Zazaki: senık — of low weight
• Zhuang: mbaeu — of low weight
• Finnish: kevyt — lightly-built
• Finnish: kevytrakenteinen — lightly-built
• French: léger — lightly-built
• Hebrew: קל (kál) — lightly-built
• Hungarian: könnyű — lightly-built
• Norman: ligi — lightly-built
• Polish: lekki — lightly-built
• Swahili: mwanga — lightly-built
• Telugu: తేలికైన నిర్మాణము (tēlikaina nirmāṇamu) — lightly-built
• Vietnamese: nhẹ — lightly-built
• Vietnamese: nhanh nhẹn — lightly-built
• Bulgarian: лек (lek) — having little force or momentum
• Finnish: kevyt — having little force or momentum
• Hungarian: könnyed — having little force or momentum
• Hungarian: finom — having little force or momentum
• Māori: maiangi — having little force or momentum
• Māori: areare — having little force or momentum
• Polish: lekki — having little force or momentum
• Polish: delikatny — having little force or momentum
• Swahili: mwanga — having little force or momentum
• Telugu: స్వల్ప సిబ్బంది (svalpa sibbandi) — having little force or momentum
• Bulgarian: лесен (lesen) — easy to endure or perform
• Esperanto: leĝera — easy to endure or perform
• Finnish: kevyt — easy to endure or perform
• Hungarian: könnyű — easy to endure or perform
• Yiddish: לײַכט (laykht) — easy to endure or perform
• Catalan: lleuger — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Catalan: light — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Czech: dietní — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Danish: kalorielet — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Dutch: licht — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Finnish: kevyt- — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• French: léger — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• German: leicht — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hawaiian: māmā — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hebrew: דיאטתי (diatéti) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hebrew: דיאטתית (diatétit) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hebrew: קל (kál) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hebrew: קלה (kaláh) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hungarian: könnyű — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hungarian: könnyed — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hungarian: light — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Hungarian: lájtos — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Icelandic: fitulítill — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Icelandic: fituskertur — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Icelandic: fitusnauður — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Italian: leggero — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Italian: leggera — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Korean: 저(低)하다 (jeohada) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Norman: ligi — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Norwegian: lett- — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Persian: سبک (sabok) — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Polish: lekki — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Polish: lekkostrawny — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Portuguese: light — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Portuguese: leve — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Lower Sorbian: lažki — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Spanish: ligero — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Spanish: light — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Swahili: mwanga — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Swedish: lätt- — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Turkish: hafif — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Vietnamese: nhẹ — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Welsh: ysgafn — low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.
• Bulgarian: незначителен (neznačitelen) — of little significance
• Danish: banal — of little significance
• Danish: triviel — of little significance
• Dutch: onbelangrijk — of little significance
• Dutch: triviaal — of little significance
• Finnish: kevyt — of little significance
• French: léger — of little significance
• French: sans importance — of little significance
• Hungarian: apró — of little significance
• Hungarian: kis — of little significance
• Norwegian: banal — of little significance
• Norwegian: enkel — of little significance
• Polish: błahy — of little significance
• Portuguese: banal — of little significance
• Swahili: mwanga — of little significance
• Telugu: స్వల్ప సంకేతం (svalpa saṅkētaṁ) — of little significance
• Vietnamese: tầm thường — of little significance
• Welsh: disylw — of little significance
• Welsh: dibwys — of little significance
• Welsh: ysgafn — of little significance
• Finnish: kevytmielinen — unchaste, wanton
• Finnish: kevyt — not heavily armed
• Hungarian: könnyű — not heavily armed
• Finnish: huoleton — not encumbered; unembarrassed
• Finnish: kevytmielinen — not encumbered; unembarrassed
• Bulgarian: лекомислен (lekomislen) — easily influenced by trifling considerations
• Finnish: pinnallinen — easily influenced by trifling considerations
• Bulgarian: несериозен (neseriozen) — lacking dignity or solemnity
• Finnish: kevytmielinen — lacking dignity or solemnity
• Spanish: ligero — lacking dignity or solemnity
• Spanish: liviano — lacking dignity or solemnity
• Finnish: sekaisin — not quite sound or normal
• Finnish: kevyt — not of the legal weight
• Finnish: kevyt — easily interrupted
• Bulgarian: леко (leko) — carrying little
• Finnish: kevyesti — carrying little
• Arabic: سورة النور — 44th sura of the Qur'an
• Japanese: 光 (Hikari) — 44th sura of the Qur'an
• Swedish: Ljus — 44th sura of the Qur'an
• Uyghur: نۇر (nur) — 44th sura of the Qur'an
• Abkhaz: алашара (alaŝara) — electromagnetic waves
• Afar: ifu — electromagnetic waves
• Afrikaans: lig — electromagnetic waves
• Ainu: ヌペㇰ (nupék) — electromagnetic waves
• Akkadian: 𒂟 (nûru) — electromagnetic waves
• Albanian: dritë — electromagnetic waves
• Southern Altai: јарык (ǰarïk) — electromagnetic waves
• Amharic: ብርሃን (bərhan) — electromagnetic waves
• Chungli Ao: tesangwa — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: نُور (nūr) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: ضَوْء (ḍawʔ) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: نور (nor) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: ليت (lēt) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: نور (nūr) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: ضو (ḍaww, ḍuww, ḍū) — electromagnetic waves
• Arabic: ضوّ (ḍaww) — electromagnetic waves
• Aragonese: luz — electromagnetic waves
• Aramaic: ܢܘܗܪܐ (nuhrā, nuhhārā) — electromagnetic waves
• Archi: аккон (akkon) — electromagnetic waves
• Argobba: ብርሃን (bǝrhān) — electromagnetic waves
• Armenian: լույս (luys) — electromagnetic waves
• Aromanian: lunjinã — electromagnetic waves
• Aromanian: fanã — electromagnetic waves
• Aromanian: fexi — electromagnetic waves
• Assamese: পোহৰ (pühor) — electromagnetic waves
• Asturian: lluz — electromagnetic waves
• Avar: нур (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Aymara: qhana — electromagnetic waves
• Azerbaijani: işıq — electromagnetic waves
• Bambara: kɛnɛ — electromagnetic waves
• Bambara: yeelen — electromagnetic waves
• Bangi: mwese — electromagnetic waves
• Bashkir: яҡты (yaqtı) — electromagnetic waves
• Bashkir: яҡтылыҡ (yaqtılıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Basque: argi — electromagnetic waves
• Belarusian: святло́ (svjatló) — electromagnetic waves
• Belarusian: сьвятло́ (sʹvjatló) — electromagnetic waves
• Bengali: আলো (alō) — electromagnetic waves
• Bengali: রৌশনী (rōuśoni) — electromagnetic waves
• Bengali: নূর (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Breton: gouloù — electromagnetic waves
• Breton: luc'h — electromagnetic waves
• Breton: sklêrijenn — electromagnetic waves
• Bulgarian: светлина́ (svetliná) — electromagnetic waves
• Burmese: မီး (mi:) — electromagnetic waves
• Burmese: အလင်း (a.lang:) — electromagnetic waves
• Buryat: гэрэл (gerel) — electromagnetic waves
• Carpathian Rusyn: світло́ (svitló) — electromagnetic waves
• Catalan: llum — electromagnetic waves
• Cebuano: kahayag — electromagnetic waves
• Chechen: серло (serlo) — electromagnetic waves
• Chechen: дуьне (düne) — electromagnetic waves
• Cherokee: ᎠᏨᏍᏙᏗ (atsvsdodi) — electromagnetic waves
• Chickasaw: shoppala' — electromagnetic waves
• Chinese Cantonese: 光 (gwong1) — electromagnetic waves
• Chinese: гуонлён (guonlion) — electromagnetic waves
• Eastern Min Chinese: 光 (guŏng) — electromagnetic waves
• Hakka Chinese: 光 (kông) — electromagnetic waves
• Chinese: 光 (zh-min-nan) — electromagnetic waves
• Chinese Mandarin: 光 (guāng) — electromagnetic waves
• Chinese Mandarin: 光亮 (guāngliàng) — electromagnetic waves
• Wu Chinese: 光 — electromagnetic waves
• Chuukese: saram — electromagnetic waves
• Chuvash: ҫутӑ (śut̬ă) — electromagnetic waves
• East Circassian: нэху (nɛxwu) — electromagnetic waves
• West Circassian: нэфын (nɛfən) — electromagnetic waves
• West Circassian: нэфы (nɛfə) — electromagnetic waves
• West Circassian: нэфнэ (nɛfnɛ) — electromagnetic waves
• Ngazidja Comorian: nuru — electromagnetic waves
• Ngazidja Comorian: mwendje — electromagnetic waves
• Coptic: ⲟⲩⲱⲓⲛⲓ (ouōini) — electromagnetic waves
• Cornish: golow — electromagnetic waves
• Corsican: lumu — electromagnetic waves
• Corsican: lume — electromagnetic waves
• Atikamekw: waskorenitamakan — electromagnetic waves
• Crimean Tatar: yarıq — electromagnetic waves
• Czech: světlo — electromagnetic waves
• Dalmatian: loic — electromagnetic waves
• Danish: lys — electromagnetic waves
• Dongxiang: gieren — electromagnetic waves
• Dutch: licht — electromagnetic waves
• Egyptian: H-HA-A-i-i-t:ra (ḥꜣyt) — electromagnetic waves
• Elfdalian: liuos — electromagnetic waves
• Erzya: валдо (valdo) — electromagnetic waves
• Esperanto: lumo — electromagnetic waves
• Estonian: valgus — electromagnetic waves
• Even: ӈэрин (ŋərin) — electromagnetic waves
• Evenki: ңэри — electromagnetic waves
• Ewe: kekeli — electromagnetic waves
• Extremaduran: lus — electromagnetic waves
• Farefare: peelem class 14 (pèèlém) — electromagnetic waves
• Faroese: ljós — electromagnetic waves
• Finnish: valo — electromagnetic waves
• French: lumière — electromagnetic waves
• French: clarté — electromagnetic waves
• West-Frisian: ljocht — electromagnetic waves
• Friulian: lûs — electromagnetic waves
• Galician: luz — electromagnetic waves
• Ge'ez: ብርሃን (bərhan) — electromagnetic waves
• Georgian: შუქი (šuki) — electromagnetic waves
• Georgian: სინათლე (sinatle) — electromagnetic waves
• Georgian: ნათება (nateba) — electromagnetic waves
• German: Licht — electromagnetic waves
• German: Liecht — electromagnetic waves
• Gothic: 𐌻𐌹𐌿𐌷𐌰𐌸 (liuhaþ) — electromagnetic waves
• Greek: φως (fos) — electromagnetic waves
• Ancient Greek: φῶς (phôs) — electromagnetic waves
• Ancient Greek: φέγγος (phéngos) — electromagnetic waves
• Ancient Greek: φάος (pháos) — electromagnetic waves
• Greenlandic: qaammaqqut — electromagnetic waves
• Greenlandic: qaamaneq — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: પ્રકાશ (prakāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: અજવાળું (ajavāḷũ) — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: ઉજાસ (ujās) — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: રોશની (rośnī) — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: તેજ (tej) — electromagnetic waves
• Gujarati: દ્યુતિ (dyuti) — electromagnetic waves
• Haitian Creole: limyè — electromagnetic waves
• Hawaiian: lama — electromagnetic waves
• Hawaiian: ao — electromagnetic waves
• Hebrew: אוֹרָה (orá) — electromagnetic waves
• Hebrew: אוֹר (or) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: प्रकाश (prakāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: रौशनी (rauśnī) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: उजाला (ujālā) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: उज्ज्वल (ujjval) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: आलोक (ālok) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: ज्योति (jyoti) — electromagnetic waves
• Hindi: दीप्ति (dīpti) — electromagnetic waves
• Hungarian: fény — electromagnetic waves
• Hungarian: világosság — electromagnetic waves
• Hunsrik: licht — electromagnetic waves
• Icelandic: ljós — electromagnetic waves
• Ido: foto — electromagnetic waves
• Ido: lumo — electromagnetic waves
• Igbo: ihe — electromagnetic waves
• Igbo: ife — electromagnetic waves
• Ilocano: silaw — electromagnetic waves
• Indonesian: cahaya — electromagnetic waves
• Ingrian: valo — electromagnetic waves
• Ingush: сердал (serdal) — electromagnetic waves
• Interlingua: lumine — electromagnetic waves
• Irish: solas — electromagnetic waves
• Old Irish: solus — electromagnetic waves
• Istriot: loûme — electromagnetic waves
• Italian: luce — electromagnetic waves
• Japanese: 光 (hikari) — electromagnetic waves
• Japanese: 明かり (akari) — electromagnetic waves
• Javanese: sunar — electromagnetic waves
• Kaingang: jẽngrẽ — electromagnetic waves
• Kaitag: ша́ла (šála) — electromagnetic waves
• Kannada: ಬೆಳಕು (beḷaku) — electromagnetic waves
• Kapampangan: sulu — electromagnetic waves
• Karachay-Balkar: жарыкъ (jarıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Karachay-Balkar: джарыкъ (carıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Karakalpak: jarıq — electromagnetic waves
• S'gaw Karen: ကပီၤ (ka paw̄) — electromagnetic waves
• Kazakh: жарық (jaryq) — electromagnetic waves
• Kazakh: нұр (nūr) — electromagnetic waves
• Kazakh: сәуле (säule) — electromagnetic waves
• Khakas: чарых (çarıx) — electromagnetic waves
• Khmer: ពន្លឺ (pɔɔpŭənlɨɨ) — electromagnetic waves
• Korean: 빛 (bit) — electromagnetic waves
• Korean: 광 (gwang) — electromagnetic waves
• Kumyk: ярыкъ (yarıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Northern Kurdish: ronî — electromagnetic waves
• Northern Kurdish: ronahî — electromagnetic waves
• Kyrgyz: жарык (jarık) — electromagnetic waves
• Ladin: lum — electromagnetic waves
• Lak: ишигь (iših) — electromagnetic waves
• Lak: экв (ekw) — electromagnetic waves
• Lao: ແສງ (sǣng) — electromagnetic waves
• Latgalian: gaisma — electromagnetic waves
• Latgalian: gaišums — electromagnetic waves
• Latin: lūx — electromagnetic waves
• Latin: lūmen — electromagnetic waves
• Latvian: gaisma — electromagnetic waves
• Latvian: guns (poetism) — electromagnetic waves
• Lezgi: экв — electromagnetic waves
• Ligurian: lüxe — electromagnetic waves
• Limburgish: leech — electromagnetic waves
• Lingala: mwinda — electromagnetic waves
• Lingala: mwese — electromagnetic waves
• Lithuanian: šviesa — electromagnetic waves
• Lombard: lus — electromagnetic waves
• Lombard: lüs — electromagnetic waves
• Low German: Licht — electromagnetic waves
• Luhya: obulafu — electromagnetic waves
• Luxembourgish: Liicht — electromagnetic waves
• Macedonian: светлина (svetlina) — electromagnetic waves
• Malagasy: zava — electromagnetic waves
• Malay: cahaya — electromagnetic waves
• Malay: nur — electromagnetic waves
• Brunei Malay: cahaya — electromagnetic waves
• Malayalam: വെളിച്ചം (veḷiccaṁ) — electromagnetic waves
• Malayalam: പ്രകാശം (prakāśaṁ) — electromagnetic waves
• Maltese: dawl — electromagnetic waves
• Manchu: ᡝᠯᡩᡝᠨ (elden) — electromagnetic waves
• Manx: sollys — electromagnetic waves
• Māori: rama — electromagnetic waves
• Māori: mārama — electromagnetic waves
• Mapudungun: anci — electromagnetic waves
• Maranao: siga — electromagnetic waves
• Maranao: solo' — electromagnetic waves
• Marathi: प्रकाश (prakāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Eastern Mari: волгыдо (volgydo) — electromagnetic waves
• Mauritian Creole: lalimier — electromagnetic waves
• Mirandese: luç — electromagnetic waves
• Mirandese: lhuç — electromagnetic waves
• Mizo: êng — electromagnetic waves
• Moksha: валда (valda) — electromagnetic waves
• Mongolian: гэрэл (gerel) — electromagnetic waves
• Mongolian: ᠭᠡᠷᠡᠯ (gerel) — electromagnetic waves
• Mymensinghiya: পসৰ (pośor) — electromagnetic waves
• Mymensinghiya: পসর (pośor) — electromagnetic waves
• Nanai: нгэгден (ŋegʒen) — electromagnetic waves
• Nanai: пудэн (puden) — electromagnetic waves
• Navajo: adinídíín — electromagnetic waves
• Neapolitan: luce — electromagnetic waves
• Nepali: प्रकाश (prakāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Newar: जः (ja:) — electromagnetic waves
• Nogai: ярык (yarık) — electromagnetic waves
• Norman: leunmiéthe — electromagnetic waves
• Norman: lumyire — electromagnetic waves
• Norman: lümyir — electromagnetic waves
• Norwegian Bokmål: lys — electromagnetic waves
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ljos — electromagnetic waves
• Nyunga: ben — electromagnetic waves
• Occitan: lutz — electromagnetic waves
• Occitan: lum — electromagnetic waves
• Odia: ଆଲୋକ (āloka) — electromagnetic waves
• Okinawan: ふぃかり (hwikari) — electromagnetic waves
• Okinawan: ふぃちゃい (hwicai) — electromagnetic waves
• Church Slavic: свѣтъ (světŭ) — electromagnetic waves
• Church Slavic: ⱄⰲⱑⱅⱏ (světŭ) — electromagnetic waves
• Old English: lēoht — electromagnetic waves
• Old Prussian: swāikstan — electromagnetic waves
• Old Saxon: lioht — electromagnetic waves
• Old Uyghur: 𐽶𐽾𐽳𐽲 (yrwq) — electromagnetic waves
• Omaha-Ponca: ugónba — electromagnetic waves
• Oromo: ifaa — electromagnetic waves
• Ossetian: рухс (ruxs) — electromagnetic waves
• Pali: obhāsa — electromagnetic waves
• Pannonian Rusyn: шветло (švetlo) — electromagnetic waves
• Pannonian Rusyn: шветлосц (švetlosc) — electromagnetic waves
• Papiamentu: lus — electromagnetic waves
• Parthian: rwšn — electromagnetic waves
• Pashto: ضيا (zeyã) — electromagnetic waves
• Pashto: روښنايي (rox̌nāyí) — electromagnetic waves
• Pashto: روڼايي (rūṇāyí) — electromagnetic waves
• Pennsylvania German: Licht — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: نور (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: فُروغ (foruġ) — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: شید (šid) — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: رُخْش (roxš) — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: رُوْشَنی (rowšani) — electromagnetic waves
• Iranian Persian: رُوْشَنایی (rowšanâyi) — electromagnetic waves
• Polish: światło — electromagnetic waves
• Portuguese: luz — electromagnetic waves
• Pumpokol: hixem — electromagnetic waves
• Punjabi: ਲੋ (lo) — electromagnetic waves
• Punjabi: لو (lo) — electromagnetic waves
• Quechua: k'ancha — electromagnetic waves
• Quechua: acki — electromagnetic waves
• Quechua: azki — electromagnetic waves
• Quechua: k'anchay — electromagnetic waves
• Romagnol: luš — electromagnetic waves
• Romagnol: luș — electromagnetic waves
• Romani: dud — electromagnetic waves
• Romanian: lumină — electromagnetic waves
• Romansh: glisch — electromagnetic waves
• Romansh: gleisch — electromagnetic waves
• Romansh: glüsch — electromagnetic waves
• Romansh: glüm — electromagnetic waves
• Russian: свет (svet) — electromagnetic waves
• Saho: ifo — electromagnetic waves
• Northern Sami: čuovga — electromagnetic waves
• Samogitian: švėisa — electromagnetic waves
• Sango: zigä — electromagnetic waves
• Sanskrit: प्रकाश (prakāśa) — electromagnetic waves
• Sanskrit: भाम (bhāma) — electromagnetic waves
• Santali: ᱢᱟᱨᱥᱟᱞ (marsal) — electromagnetic waves
• Sardinian: lughe — electromagnetic waves
• Sardinian: luche — electromagnetic waves
• Scots: licht — electromagnetic waves
• Scottish Gaelic: solas — electromagnetic waves
• Scottish Gaelic: soillse — electromagnetic waves
• Koyraboro-Senni: gaay — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: све̏тло — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: свје̏тло — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: све̏тло̄ст — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: свје̏тло̄ст — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: svȅtlo — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: svjȅtlo — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: svȅtlōst — electromagnetic waves
• Serbo-Croatian: svjȅtlōst — electromagnetic waves
• Shona: chiedza — electromagnetic waves
• Shor: чарық (çarıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Sicilian: luci — electromagnetic waves
• Sinhalese: ආලෝකය (ālōkaya) — electromagnetic waves
• Slovak: svetlo — electromagnetic waves
• Slovene: svetlôba — electromagnetic waves
• Lower Sorbian: swětło — electromagnetic waves
• Sotho: lesedi — electromagnetic waves
• Spanish: luz — electromagnetic waves
• Sranan Tongo: leti — electromagnetic waves
• Sumerian: nuru — electromagnetic waves
• Sumerian: immaru — electromagnetic waves
• Sundanese: ᮎᮠᮚ (cahaya) — electromagnetic waves
• Swahili: mwanga — electromagnetic waves
• Swahili: nuru — electromagnetic waves
• Swedish: ljus — electromagnetic waves
• Sylheti: ꠙꠅꠞ (foor) — electromagnetic waves
• Tabasaran: акв — electromagnetic waves
• Tabasaran: нур (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Tagalog: ilaw — electromagnetic waves
• Tajik: нӯр (nür) — electromagnetic waves
• Tajik: фуруғ (furuġ) — electromagnetic waves
• Tamil: ஒளி (oḷi) — electromagnetic waves
• Tarifit: tfawt — electromagnetic waves
• Tashelhit: tifawt — electromagnetic waves
• Tatar: якты (yaqtı) — electromagnetic waves
• Tatar: яктылык (yaqtılıq) — electromagnetic waves
• Telugu: కాంతి (kānti) — electromagnetic waves
• Telugu: వెలుతురు (veluturu) — electromagnetic waves
• Telugu: విద్యుత్ అయస్కాంత క్షేత్రము (vidyut ayaskānta kṣētramu) — electromagnetic waves
• Tetum: naroman — electromagnetic waves
• Thai: แสง (sɛ̌ɛng) — electromagnetic waves
• Tibetan: འོད ('od) — electromagnetic waves
• Tocharian B: lyūke — electromagnetic waves
• Tocharian B: lalaukar — electromagnetic waves
• Tok Pisin: lait — electromagnetic waves
• Tsonga: lesedi — electromagnetic waves
• Turkish: ışık — electromagnetic waves
• Ottoman Turkish: ایشق (ışık) — electromagnetic waves
• Ottoman Turkish: آیدین (aydın) — electromagnetic waves
• Ottoman Turkish: نور (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Turkmen: yşyk — electromagnetic waves
• Turkmen: ýagtylyk — electromagnetic waves
• Tuvan: чырык (çırık) — electromagnetic waves
• Tuyuca: bóere — electromagnetic waves
• Ukrainian: світло́ (svitló) — electromagnetic waves
• Urdu: رَوشْنی (rauśnī) — electromagnetic waves
• Urdu: روشْنی (rośnī) — electromagnetic waves
• Urdu: پْرَکَاش (prakāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Urdu: پَرْکَاش (parkāś) — electromagnetic waves
• Urdu: نُور (nūr) — electromagnetic waves
• Uyghur: يورۇقلۇق (yoruqluq) — electromagnetic waves
• Uyghur: نۇر (nur) — electromagnetic waves
• Uzbek: yorugʻlik — electromagnetic waves
• Uzbek: nur — electromagnetic waves
• Uzbek: yogʻdu — electromagnetic waves
• Venetan: łuxe — electromagnetic waves
• Vietnamese: ánh sáng — electromagnetic waves
• Vietnamese: ánh — electromagnetic waves
• Vilamovian: łicht — electromagnetic waves
• Volapük: lit — electromagnetic waves
• Walloon: loumire — electromagnetic waves
• Waray-Waray: lamrag — electromagnetic waves
• Waray-Waray: suga — electromagnetic waves
• Welsh: golau — electromagnetic waves
• Welsh: goleuni — electromagnetic waves
• Welsh: lleu — electromagnetic waves
• Xhosa: isibane — electromagnetic waves
• Yakut: сырдык (sïrdïk) — electromagnetic waves
• Yámana: šola — electromagnetic waves
• Yiddish: ליכט (likht) — electromagnetic waves
• Yiddish: אור (or) — electromagnetic waves
• Yine: katalu — electromagnetic waves
• Yoruba: ìmọ́lẹ̀ — electromagnetic waves
• Yucatec Maya: sáasil — electromagnetic waves
• Záparo: kátika — electromagnetic waves
• Zazaki: zerq — electromagnetic waves
• Zulu: ukukhanya — electromagnetic waves
• Zulu: isibane — electromagnetic waves
• ǃXóõ: ǁga̰e — electromagnetic waves
• Afrikaans: lig — source of illumination
• Akkadian: nūrum — source of illumination
• Arabic: نُور (nūr) — source of illumination
• Arabic: ليت (lēt) — source of illumination
• Arabic: ضو (ḍaww, ḍuww, ḍū) — source of illumination
• Aragonese: luz — source of illumination
• Armenian: լույս (luys) — source of illumination
• Asturian: lluz — source of illumination
• Azerbaijani: işıq — source of illumination
• Bashkir: яҡты (yaqtı) — source of illumination
• Bashkir: ут (ut) — source of illumination
• Basque: argi — source of illumination
• Bulgarian: осветле́ние (osvetlénie) — source of illumination
• Burmese: အလင်း (a.lang:) — source of illumination
• Catalan: llum — source of illumination
• Cherokee: ᎠᏨᏍᏗ (atsvsdi) — source of illumination
• Chinese Cantonese: 燈 /灯 (dang1) — source of illumination
• Chinese: 光源 (zh-min-nan) — source of illumination
• Chinese Mandarin: 光源 (guāngyuán) — source of illumination
• Chinese Mandarin: 燈 /灯 (dēng) — source of illumination
• Mwali Comorian: mwendje — source of illumination
• Ndzwani Comorian: matra class 6 — source of illumination
• Czech: světlo — source of illumination
• Danish: lys — source of illumination
• Danish: lyskilde — source of illumination
• Dutch: licht — source of illumination
• Esperanto: lampo — source of illumination
• Faroese: ljós — source of illumination
• Finnish: valo — source of illumination
• French: lumière — source of illumination
• Galician: luz — source of illumination
• German: Lichtquelle — source of illumination
• German: Licht — source of illumination
• Greek: φως (fos) — source of illumination
• Ancient Greek: φωστήρ (phōstḗr) — source of illumination
• Hebrew: אוֹר (or) — source of illumination
• Hindi: प्रकाश (prakāś) — source of illumination
• Hindi: उजाला (ujālā) — source of illumination
• Hindi: आलोक (ālok) — source of illumination
• Hindi: उज्ज्वल (ujjval) — source of illumination
• Hindi: दीप्ति (dīpti) — source of illumination
• Hindi: ज्योति (jyoti) — source of illumination
• Hungarian: fényforrás — source of illumination
• Hungarian: fényszóró — source of illumination
• Hungarian: fény — source of illumination
• Hungarian: villany — source of illumination
• Hungarian: lámpa — source of illumination
• Hungarian: világítás — source of illumination
• Icelandic: ljós — source of illumination
• Ido: lumo — source of illumination
• Interlingua: lumine — source of illumination
• Irish: solas — source of illumination
• Italian: luce — source of illumination
• Japanese: 明かり (akari) — source of illumination
• Japanese: 灯り (akari) — source of illumination
• Japanese: 光源 (kōgen) — source of illumination
• Javanese: sunar — source of illumination
• Korean: 불 (bul) — source of illumination
• Central Kurdish: ڕۆشنایی (roşnayî) — source of illumination
• Northern Kurdish: ronî — source of illumination
• Northern Kurdish: ronahî — source of illumination
• Lao: ປະທີບ (pa thīp) — source of illumination
• Latin: lūmen — source of illumination
• Latin: lūcerna — source of illumination
• Ligurian: lûxe — source of illumination
• Norwegian Bokmål: lys — source of illumination
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ljos — source of illumination
• Old English: lēoht — source of illumination
• Old Prussian: likti — source of illumination
• Iranian Persian: چِراغ (čerâġ) — source of illumination
• Polish: światło — source of illumination
• Portuguese: luz — source of illumination
• Quechua: acki — source of illumination
• Quechua: azki — source of illumination
• Romanian: lumină — source of illumination
• Romanian: corp de iluminat — source of illumination
• Russian: свет (svet) — source of illumination
• Russian: освеще́ние (osveščénije) — source of illumination
• Scots: licht — source of illumination
• Scottish Gaelic: solas — source of illumination
• Scottish Gaelic: soillse — source of illumination
• Serbo-Croatian: svetlo — source of illumination
• Serbo-Croatian: svetlost — source of illumination
• Serbo-Croatian: svetlina — source of illumination
• Serbo-Croatian: luča — source of illumination
• Slovak: osvetlenie — source of illumination
• Slovene: luč — source of illumination
• Sotho: lesedi — source of illumination
• Spanish: luz — source of illumination
• Spanish: luminaria — source of illumination
• Spanish: iluminaria — source of illumination
• Swahili: mwanga — source of illumination
• Swedish: ljus — source of illumination
• Tagalog: ilaw — source of illumination
• Tagalog: liwanag — source of illumination
• Tarifit: tfawt — source of illumination
• Tausug: su — source of illumination
• Telugu: జ్యోతి (jyōti) — source of illumination
• Tewa: ko — source of illumination
• Tok Pisin: lait — source of illumination
• Turkish: ışık — source of illumination
• Ottoman Turkish: ایشق (ışık) — source of illumination
• Ottoman Turkish: سراج (sirac) — source of illumination
• Ottoman Turkish: چراغ (çerağ, çirağ) — source of illumination
• Ottoman Turkish: آیدین (aydın) — source of illumination
• Ottoman Turkish: نور (nur) — source of illumination
• Ukrainian: сві́тло (svítlo) — source of illumination
• Ukrainian: осві́тлення (osvítlennja) — source of illumination
• Urdu: رَوشْنی (rauśnī) — source of illumination
• Urdu: روشْنی (rośnī) — source of illumination
• Urdu: پْرَکَاش (prakāś) — source of illumination
• Urdu: پَرْکَاش (parkāś) — source of illumination
• Urdu: بَتّی (battī) — source of illumination
• Venetan: lum — source of illumination
• Vietnamese: đèn — source of illumination
• Walloon: loumire — source of illumination
• Walloon: lampe — source of illumination
• Waray-Waray: suna — source of illumination
• Waray-Waray: hayag — source of illumination
• Welsh: golau — source of illumination
• Welsh: goleuni — source of illumination
• Welsh: lleu — source of illumination
• Yakut: сырдык (sïrdïk) — source of illumination
• Yiddish: ליכט (likht) — source of illumination
• Zazaki: berq — source of illumination
• Afrikaans: lig — spiritual illumination
• Armenian: լույս (luys) — spiritual illumination
• Basque: argi — spiritual illumination
• Catalan: llum — spiritual illumination
• Ngazidja Comorian: nuru — spiritual illumination
• Danish: lys — spiritual illumination
• Dutch: licht — spiritual illumination
• Finnish: valo — spiritual illumination
• Finnish: valaistus — spiritual illumination
• French: lumière — spiritual illumination
• German: Erleuchtung — spiritual illumination
• German: Licht — spiritual illumination
• Greek: φως (fos) — spiritual illumination
• Hebrew: אוֹר (or) — spiritual illumination
• Hebrew: הֶאָרָה (he'ará) — spiritual illumination
• Hindi: तेज (tej) — spiritual illumination
• Hungarian: megvilágítás — spiritual illumination
• Hungarian: fény — spiritual illumination
• Interlingua: lumine — spiritual illumination
• Italian: luce — spiritual illumination
• Japanese: 光明 (kōmyō) — spiritual illumination
• Japanese: 妙案 (myōan) — spiritual illumination
• Javanese: pepadhang — spiritual illumination
• Korean: 빛 (bit) — spiritual illumination
• Northern Kurdish: ronî — spiritual illumination
• Northern Kurdish: ronahî — spiritual illumination
• Latin: lux — spiritual illumination
• Latin: lumen — spiritual illumination
• Norwegian Bokmål: lys — spiritual illumination
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ljos — spiritual illumination
• Iranian Persian: رُوْشَنی (rowšani) — spiritual illumination
• Polish: światło — spiritual illumination
• Portuguese: luz — spiritual illumination
• Romanian: lumină — spiritual illumination
• Russian: свет (svet) — spiritual illumination
• Scottish Gaelic: solas — spiritual illumination
• Scottish Gaelic: soillse — spiritual illumination
• Spanish: luz — spiritual illumination
• Swahili: mwanga — spiritual illumination
• Swahili: nuru — spiritual illumination
• Swedish: ljus — spiritual illumination
• Telugu: జ్ఞానజ్యోతి (jñānajyōti) — spiritual illumination
• Zazaki: rosani — spiritual illumination
• Finnish: valaistus — facts; pieces of information
• Finnish: neuvo — facts; pieces of information
• Finnish: johtohahmo — notable person
• Finnish: merkkihenkilö — notable person
• Galician: luz — notable person
• Finnish: valo — painting: manner in which the light strikes a picture
• Bashkir: күҙлек (küźlek) — point of view
• Bashkir: ҡараш (qaraş) — point of view
• Chinese Mandarin: 觀點 /观点 (guāndiǎn) — point of view
• Finnish: valo — point of view
• Finnish: näkökulma — point of view
• Hebrew: אוֹר (or) — point of view
• Hungarian: megvilágítás — point of view
• Hungarian: szemszög — point of view
• Hungarian: szemlélet — point of view
• Hungarian: látásmód — point of view
• Hungarian: fény — point of view
• Hungarian: szín — point of view
• Japanese: 視点 (shiten) — point of view
• Japanese: 観点 (kanten) — point of view
• Latin: lux — point of view
• Latin: lumen — point of view
• Polish: światło — point of view
• Portuguese: visão — point of view
• Romanian: lumină — point of view
• Russian: свет (svet) — point of view
• Swahili: mwanga — point of view
• Swedish: ljus — point of view
• Telugu: కోణము (kōṇamu) — point of view
• Vietnamese: cách — point of view
• Vietnamese: trạng thái — point of view
• Aragonese: fuego — flame or something used to create fire
• Bashkir: ут (ut) — flame or something used to create fire
• Bulgarian: запа́лка (zapálka) — flame or something used to create fire
• Burmese: မီး (mi:) — flame or something used to create fire
• Catalan: flama — flame or something used to create fire
• Catalan: metxa — flame or something used to create fire
• Danish: flamme — flame or something used to create fire
• Dutch: vuurtje — flame or something used to create fire
• Finnish: tuli — flame or something used to create fire
• Galician: luz — flame or something used to create fire
• German: Flamme — flame or something used to create fire
• Hebrew: אֵשׁ (ésh) — flame or something used to create fire
• Hungarian: tűz — flame or something used to create fire
• Hungarian: gyufa — flame or something used to create fire
• Hungarian: öngyújtó — flame or something used to create fire
• Interlingua: foco — flame or something used to create fire
• Irish: solas — flame or something used to create fire
• Japanese: 明かり (akari) — flame or something used to create fire
• Japanese: 火 (hi) — flame or something used to create fire
• Korean: 불 (bul) — flame or something used to create fire
• Latin: lux — flame or something used to create fire
• Latin: lumen — flame or something used to create fire
• Manchu: ᡝᠯᡩᡝᠨ (elden) — flame or something used to create fire
• Norwegian Bokmål: flamme — flame or something used to create fire
• Polish: ogień — flame or something used to create fire
• Portuguese: fogo — flame or something used to create fire
• Russian: спи́чки (spíčki) — flame or something used to create fire
• Russian: зажига́лка (zažigálka) — flame or something used to create fire
• Scots: licht — flame or something used to create fire
• Spanish: fuego — flame or something used to create fire
• Spanish: mechero — flame or something used to create fire
• Swahili: mwanga — flame or something used to create fire
• Telugu: అంటించు (aṇṭiñcu) — flame or something used to create fire
• Vietnamese: lửa — flame or something used to create fire
• Finnish: tuli — type of firework
• Hungarian: fény — type of firework
• Hungarian: tűz — type of firework
• Finnish: ikkuna — window, or space for one
• Finnish: ikkuna-aukko — window, or space for one
• Galician: luz — window, or space for one
• Hungarian: ablaknyílás — window, or space for one
• Hungarian: ablak — window, or space for one
• Japanese: 明かり取り (akaritori) — window, or space for one
• Polish: światło — window, or space for one
• Polish: okno — window, or space for one
• Polish: świetlik — window, or space for one
• Swahili: mwanga — window, or space for one
• Telugu: కిటికి (kiṭiki) — window, or space for one
• Finnish: sananpituus — squares reserved for the answer to a crossword
• Finnish: päivänvalo — open view; public observation; publicity
• Hungarian: napvilág — open view; public observation; publicity
• Hungarian: nyilvánosság — open view; public observation; publicity
• Finnish: valo — power of perception by vision
• Hungarian: látás — power of perception by vision
• Hungarian: világ — power of perception by vision
• Danish: glimt i øjet — brightness of the eye or eyes
• Finnish: valo — brightness of the eye or eyes
• Hungarian: fény — brightness of the eye or eyes
• Arabic: إِشَارَة مُرُور (ʔišārat murūr) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Arabic: إِشَارَة ضَوْئِيَّة (ʔišāra ḍawʔiyya) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Arabic: اشارة (išāra) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Belarusian: святлафо́р (svjatlafór) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Bulgarian: светофа́р (svetofár) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Danish: lyskurv — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Finnish: valot — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• French: feu — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• German: Ampel — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Hungarian: lámpa — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Hungarian: jelzőlámpa — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Hungarian: jelzés — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Hungarian: út — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Portuguese: semáforo — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Russian: светофо́р (svetofór) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Ukrainian: світлофо́р (svitlofór) — traffic light, or an intersection controlled by one
• Afrikaans: aansteek — to start (a fire)
• Arabic: أَشْعَلَ (ʔašʕala) — to start (a fire)
• Arabic: أَوْقَدَ (ʔawqada) — to start (a fire)
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܛܲܦܹܐ (ṭāpe) — to start (a fire)
• Armenian: վառել (vaṙel) — to start (a fire)
• Basque: piztu — to start (a fire)
• Basque: isiotu — to start (a fire)
• Belarusian: запа́льваць (zapálʹvacʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Belarusian: запалі́ць (zapalícʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Bulgarian: запалвам (zapalvam) — to start (a fire)
• Bulgarian: паля (palja) — to start (a fire)
• Burmese: မီးထွန်း (mi:htwan:) — to start (a fire)
• Catalan: encendre — to start (a fire)
• Chickasaw: ooti — to start (a fire)
• Chinese: 點火 /点火 (tiám-hóe, tiám-hé) — to start (a fire)
• Chinese Mandarin: 點火 /点火 (diǎnhuǒ) — to start (a fire)
• Chinese Mandarin: 點燃 /点燃 (diǎnrán) — to start (a fire)
• Ngazidja Comorian: upatsa — to start (a fire)
• Ngazidja Comorian: uvuza — to start (a fire)
• Czech: zapálit — to start (a fire)
• Danish: antænde — to start (a fire)
• Danish: tænde — to start (a fire)
• Dutch: aansteken — to start (a fire)
• Esperanto: ekbruligi — to start (a fire)
• Esperanto: fajrigi — to start (a fire)
• Estonian: süütama — to start (a fire)
• Estonian: läitma — to start (a fire)
• Finnish: sytyttää — to start (a fire)
• French: allumer — to start (a fire)
• Galician: prender — to start (a fire)
• Galician: acender — to start (a fire)
• German: anzünden — to start (a fire)
• German: anstecken — to start (a fire)
• German: anmachen — to start (a fire)
• Middle High German: enzünden — to start (a fire)
• Greek: ανάβω (anávo) — to start (a fire)
• Ancient Greek: ἅπτω (háptō) — to start (a fire)
• Ancient Greek: αἴθω (aíthō) — to start (a fire)
• Hebrew: הדליק (hidlík) — to start (a fire)
• Hebrew: הצית (hitsít) — to start (a fire)
• Hebrew: הבעיר (hevʾír) — to start (a fire)
• Hindi: जलाना (jalānā) — to start (a fire)
• Hindi: प्रज्वलन (prajvalan) — to start (a fire)
• Hungarian: gyújt — to start (a fire)
• Hungarian: meggyújt — to start (a fire)
• Hungarian: felgyújt — to start (a fire)
• Icelandic: kveikja — to start (a fire)
• Ido: acendar — to start (a fire)
• Ingrian: virittää — to start (a fire)
• Ingrian: syttää — to start (a fire)
• Ingrian: sytyttää — to start (a fire)
• Irish: las — to start (a fire)
• Italian: accendere — to start (a fire)
• Japanese: 引火する (inka-suru) — to start (a fire)
• Japanese: 点火する (tenka-suru) — to start (a fire)
• Khmer: អុចភ្លើង (oc pləəŋ) — to start (a fire)
• Korean: 불붙이다 (bulbuchida) — to start (a fire)
• Korean: 불을 지르다 (bur-eul jireuda) — to start (a fire)
• Korean: 점화(點火)하다 (jeomhwahada) — to start (a fire)
• Korean: 인화(引火)하다 (inhwahada) — to start (a fire)
• Northern Kurdish: agir vêxistin — to start (a fire)
• Lao: ໄຕ້ (tai) — to start (a fire)
• Latgalian: aizdegt — to start (a fire)
• Latin: accendō — to start (a fire)
• Latin: incendeō — to start (a fire)
• Latvian: aizdedzināt — to start (a fire)
• Latvian: aizdegt — to start (a fire)
• Latvian: iedegt — to start (a fire)
• Latvian: uzdegt — to start (a fire)
• Lithuanian: uždegti — to start (a fire)
• Malayalam: കത്തിയ്ക്കുക (kattiykkuka) — to start (a fire)
• Māori: raiti — to start (a fire)
• Mizo: häl — to start (a fire)
• Mizo: tialh — to start (a fire)
• Mizo: ṭankai — to start (a fire)
• Neapolitan: abbiccià — to start (a fire)
• Norman: alleunmer — to start (a fire)
• Norwegian: tenne — to start (a fire)
• Occitan: alucar — to start (a fire)
• Old English: ǣlan — to start (a fire)
• Old Galician-Portuguese: acender — to start (a fire)
• Persian: افروختن (afrôxtan) — to start (a fire)
• Persian: روشن کردن (rowšan kardan) — to start (a fire)
• Persian: درگیرانیدن (dargirânidan) — to start (a fire)
• Polish: rozpalić — to start (a fire)
• Polish: zapalić — to start (a fire)
• Portuguese: acender — to start (a fire)
• Romanian: aprinde — to start (a fire)
• Russian: зажига́ть (zažigátʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Russian: заже́чь (zažéčʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Russian: разжига́ть (razžigátʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Russian: разже́чь (razžéčʹ) — to start (a fire)
• Serbo-Croatian: запалити — to start (a fire)
• Serbo-Croatian: упалити — to start (a fire)
• Serbo-Croatian: zapaliti — to start (a fire)
• Serbo-Croatian: upaliti — to start (a fire)
• Slovak: zapáliť — to start (a fire)
• Slovak: zažať — to start (a fire)
• Slovene: prižgati — to start (a fire)
• Spanish: encender — to start (a fire)
• Spanish: acender — to start (a fire)
• Spanish: fogarizar — to start (a fire)
• Swedish: tända — to start (a fire)
• Tagalog: liwanag — to start (a fire)
• Tagalog: ilawan — to start (a fire)
• Telugu: అంటించు (aṇṭiñcu) — to start (a fire)
• Thai: จุด (jùt) — to start (a fire)
• Tok Pisin: lait — to start (a fire)
• Tok Pisin: kamapim — to start (a fire)
• Turkish: yakmak — to start (a fire)
• Ukrainian: запа́лювати (zapáljuvaty) — to start (a fire)
• Ukrainian: запали́ти (zapalýty) — to start (a fire)
• Venetan: inpiẑar — to start (a fire)
• Venetan: inpiar — to start (a fire)
• Vietnamese: đốt — to start (a fire)
• Vietnamese: thắp — to start (a fire)
• Vietnamese: châm — to start (a fire)
• Vietnamese: nhóm — to start (a fire)
• Walloon: esprinde — to start (a fire)
• Walloon: aloumer — to start (a fire)
• Walloon: atoker — to start (a fire)
• Welsh: cynnau — to start (a fire)
• Yiddish: צינדן (tsindn) — to start (a fire)
• Yiddish: אָנצינדן (ontsindn) — to start (a fire)
• Zazaki: wekerden — to start (a fire)
• Zazaki: rosn kerden — to start (a fire)
• ǃXóõ: ʘʻáa — to start (a fire)
• Catalan: encendre — to set fire to
• Esperanto: ekbruligi — to set fire to
• Finnish: sytyttää — to set fire to
• French: allumer — to set fire to
• German: anzünden — to set fire to
• Hindi: जलाना (jalānā) — to set fire to
• Hungarian: meggyújt — to set fire to
• Ingrian: virittää — to set fire to
• Italian: dare fuoco — to set fire to
• Italian: accendere — to set fire to
• Old English: ǣlan — to set fire to
• Persian: افروزانیدن (afruzânidan) — to set fire to
• Portuguese: acender — to set fire to
• Spanish: encender — to set fire to
• Spanish: acender (disused) — to set fire to
• Swahili: kuwasha — to set fire to
• Thai: เผา (pǎo) — to set fire to
• Yiddish: אונטערצינדן (untertsindn) — to set fire to
• Afrikaans: skyn — to illuminate
• Afrikaans: belig — to illuminate
• Arabic: أَضَاءَ (ʔaḍāʔa) — to illuminate
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܒܵܗܹܪ (baher) — to illuminate
• Armenian: լուսավորել (lusavorel) — to illuminate
• Aromanian: lunjinedz — to illuminate
• Bangi: bambola — to illuminate
• Basque: argitu — to illuminate
• Basque: argiztatu — to illuminate
• Bulgarian: осветявам (osvetjavam) — to illuminate
• Catalan: encendre — to illuminate
• Catalan: il·luminar — to illuminate
• Chinese Mandarin: 照明 (zhàomíng) — to illuminate
• Czech: osvětlit — to illuminate
• Czech: osvítit — to illuminate
• Dalmatian: luminur — to illuminate
• Danish: belyse — to illuminate
• Danish: oplyse — to illuminate
• Dutch: lichten — to illuminate
• Dutch: bijlichten — to illuminate
• Esperanto: lumigi — to illuminate
• Finnish: valaista — to illuminate
• French: allumer — to illuminate
• French: illuminer — to illuminate
• German: beleuchten — to illuminate
• German: anstrahlen — to illuminate
• Greek: φωτίζω (fotízo) — to illuminate
• Ancient Greek: φωτίζω (phōtízō) — to illuminate
• Hebrew: האיר (he'ír) — to illuminate
• Hindi: प्रकाश (prakāś) — to illuminate
• Hindi: उजाला (ujālā) — to illuminate
• Hungarian: világít — to illuminate
• Hungarian: megvilágít — to illuminate
• Hungarian: bevilágít — to illuminate
• Hungarian: (fénnyel) eláraszt — to illuminate
• Icelandic: lýsa — to illuminate
• Ido: lumizar — to illuminate
• Igbo: cha — to illuminate
• Irish: las — to illuminate
• Italian: illuminare — to illuminate
• Japanese: 照らす (terasu) — to illuminate
• Korean: 불켜다 (bulkyeoda) — to illuminate
• Korean: 밝히다 (balkida) — to illuminate
• Korean: 비추다 (bichuda) — to illuminate
• Northern Kurdish: ron kirin — to illuminate
• Latin: illuminare — to illuminate
• Latvian: apgaismot — to illuminate
• Latvian: izgaismot — to illuminate
• Ligurian: illüminò — to illuminate
• Lingala: bambola — to illuminate
• Lithuanian: apšviesti — to illuminate
• Malayalam: പ്രകാശിയ്ക്കുക (prakāśiykkuka) — to illuminate
• Mirandese: alhumbrar — to illuminate
• Mizo: èn — to illuminate
• Mizo: tiëng — to illuminate
• Norman: alleunmer — to illuminate
• Norwegian: opplyse — to illuminate
• Old English: līehtan — to illuminate
• Persian: افروختن (afrôxtan) — to illuminate
• Persian: روشن کردن (rowšan kardan) — to illuminate
• Polish: oświetlić — to illuminate
• Polish: iluminować — to illuminate
• Portuguese: iluminar — to illuminate
• Romanian: lumina — to illuminate
• Romanian: ilumina — to illuminate
• Russian: освеща́ть (osveščátʹ) — to illuminate
• Russian: освети́ть (osvetítʹ) — to illuminate
• Serbo-Croatian: osvijetliti — to illuminate
• Slovak: svietiť — to illuminate
• Slovene: osvetliti — to illuminate
• Spanish: iluminar — to illuminate
• Spanish: aluzar — to illuminate
• Spanish: alumbrar — to illuminate
• Swedish: belysa — to illuminate
• Swedish: lysa upp — to illuminate
• Telugu: ప్రకాశింపజేయు (prakāśimpajēyu) — to illuminate
• Thai: ส่อง (sɔ̀ng) — to illuminate
• Thai: เรือง (rʉʉang) — to illuminate
• Turkish: aydınlatmak — to illuminate
• Vietnamese: chiếu sáng — to illuminate
• Vietnamese: rọi sáng — to illuminate
• Vietnamese: soi sáng — to illuminate
• Welsh: goleuo — to illuminate
• Zazaki: rosn kerden — to illuminate
• Bulgarian: паля се (palja se) — to become ignited
• Finnish: syttyä — to become ignited
• Hindi: प्रज्वलित (prajvalit) — to become ignited
• Hungarian: meggyullad — to become ignited
• Hungarian: felgyullad — to become ignited
• Finnish: valaista — to show the way by light
• French: éclairer — to show the way by light
• Finnish: purkaa — to unload a ship
• Finnish: keventää — to unload a ship
• Italian: allegiare — to unload a ship
• Italian: allibare — to unload a ship
• Norwegian: losse — to unload a ship
• Swahili: mwanga — to unload a ship
• Bulgarian: облекчавам (oblekčavam) — to ease of a burden
• Finnish: keventää — to ease of a burden
• Bulgarian: натъквам се (natǎkvam se) — to find by chance
• Danish: snuble over — to find by chance
• Finnish: löytää sattumalta — to find by chance
• Finnish: törmätä — to find by chance
• Ido: trovar — to find by chance
• Swahili: mwanga — to find by chance
• Vietnamese: tình cờ gặp — to find by chance
• Bulgarian: слизам (slizam) — alight
• Danish: lande — alight
• Finnish: päätyä — alight
• Finnish: laskeutua — alight
• Finnish: pudota — alight
• Irish: tuirling — alight
• Swahili: mwanga — alight
• Vietnamese: xuống — alight