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Adjective from Middle English lik, lyk, lich, like, from Old English ġelīċ by shortening, influenced by Old Norse líkr, glíkr; both from Proto-Germanic *galīkaz (“like, similar, same”). Related to alike; more distantly, with lich and -ly. Cognate with West Frisian like (“like; as”), Saterland Frisian gliek (“like”), Danish lig (“alike”), Dutch gelijk (“like, alike”), German gleich (“equal, like”), Icelandic líkur (“alike, like, similar”), Norwegian lik (“like, alike”) Swedish lik (“like, similar”) Adverb from Middle English like, lyke, liche, lyche, from Old English ġelīċe (“likewise, also, as, in like manner, similarly”) and Old Norse líka (“also, likewise”); both from Proto-Germanic *galīkê, from Proto-Germanic *galīkaz (“same, like, similar”). Conjunction from Middle English like, lyke, lik, lyk, from the adverb Middle English like. Preposition from Middle English like, lyke, liche, lyche, lijc, liih (“similar to, like, equal to, comparable with”), from Middle English like (adjective) and like (adverb).

From the Dutch surname, probably a variant of Luik, a city in Belgium.

Verb from Middle English liken, from Old English līcian (“to like, to please”), from Proto-West Germanic *līkēn, from Proto-Germanic *līkāną, from Proto-Indo-European *leyg- (“image; likeness; similarity”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian liekje (“to be similar, resemble”), West Frisian lykje (“to seem, appear, look”), Dutch lijken (“to seem”), Low German lieken (“to be like; resemble”), German gleichen (“to resemble”), Swedish lika (“to like; put up with; align with”), Norwegian like (“to like”), Icelandic and Faroese líka (“to like”). Noun from Middle English like (“pleasure, will, like”), from the verb Middle English liken (“to like”).

From like (adverb) and like (adjective).

723 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: soos — similar
• Arabic: مِثْل (miṯl) — similar
• Algerian Arabic: كيما — similar
• Arabic: زَيّ (zayy) — similar
• Arabic: زي — similar
• Arabic: متل — similar
• Armenian: նման (nman) — similar
• Asturian: asemeyáu — similar
• Asturian: aparente — similar
• Asturian: hermanu — similar
• Bulgarian: подобен (podoben) — similar
• Catalan: semblant — similar
• Chinese Mandarin: 相像的 (xiāngxiàng de) — similar
• East Circassian: хуэд (xwɛd) — similar
• West Circassian: фэд (fɛd) — similar
• Danish: som — similar
• Dutch: lijken — similar
• Esperanto: kiel — similar
• Esperanto: simila — similar
• Finnish: samanlainen — similar
• French: pareil — similar
• German: ähnlich — similar
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌺𐍃 (galeiks) — similar
• Greek: όμοιος (ómoios) — similar
• Greek: ίδιος (ídios) — similar
• Greek: παραπλήσιος (paraplísios) — similar
• Ancient Greek: ὅμοιος (hómoios) — similar
• Ancient Greek: ἴδιος (ídios) — similar
• Hindi: -की तरह (-kī tarah) — similar
• Hindi: जैसा (jaisā) — similar
• Icelandic: líkur — similar
• Indonesian: seperti — similar
• Irish: céanna — similar
• Italian: simile — similar
• Japanese: ...のように (...no yō ni) — similar
• Japanese: 形容詞 (mitai) — similar
• Japanese: みたい (mitai) — similar
• Korean: 처럼 (cheoreom) — similar
• Latin: similis — similar
• Malay: bagai — similar
• Malay: macam — similar
• Malay: seperti — similar
• Dari: مانند (mānand) — similar
• Dari: مثل (misl-i) — similar
• Dari: واری (wārē) — similar
• Dari: ادلی (Hazaragi) — similar
• Iranian Persian: مانند (mânand) — similar
• Iranian Persian: مثل (mesl-e) — similar
• Polish: podobny — similar
• Portuguese: semelhante — similar
• Russian: похо́жий (poxóžij) — similar
• Spanish: semejante — similar
• Spanish: similar — similar
• Spanish: parecido — similar
• Swedish: lik — similar
• Tajik: монанд (monand) — similar
• Tajik: мисли (misl-i) — similar
• Thai: เหมือน (mʉ̌ʉan) — similar
• Tibetan: འདྲ་པོ ('dra po) — similar
• Turkish: benzer — similar
• Ukrainian: поді́бний (podíbnyj) — similar
• Zazaki: zey (diq) — similar
• Zazaki: manen — similar
• Bulgarian: предпочитание (predpočitanie) — something that a person likes
• Catalan: preferències — something that a person likes
• Dutch: favoriet — something that a person likes
• Dutch: voorkeur — something that a person likes
• Esperanto: prefero — something that a person likes
• Finnish: mieltymys — something that a person likes
• French: préférence — something that a person likes
• German: Vorliebe — something that a person likes
• Greek: προτίμηση (protímisi) — something that a person likes
• Greek: συμπάθεια (sympátheia) — something that a person likes
• Greek: αγάπη (agápi) — something that a person likes
• Italian: preferenza — something that a person likes
• Japanese: 好み (konomi) — something that a person likes
• Malay: kesukaan — something that a person likes
• Portuguese: gosto — something that a person likes
• Romanian: preferință — something that a person likes
• Spanish: gustos — something that a person likes
• Spanish: preferencias — something that a person likes
• Spanish: predilecciones — something that a person likes
• Spanish: filias — something that a person likes
• Swedish: smak — something that a person likes
• Swedish: preferenser — something that a person likes
• Telugu: ఇష్టము (iṣṭamu) — something that a person likes
• Belarusian: падаба́йка (padabájka) — Internet interaction
• Belarusian: лайк (lajk) — Internet interaction
• Chinese Mandarin: 贊 /赞 (zàn) — Internet interaction
• Czech: lajk — Internet interaction
• Dutch: like — Internet interaction
• Estonian: laik — Internet interaction
• Finnish: tykkäys — Internet interaction
• French: j'aime — Internet interaction
• French: mention « j'aime » — Internet interaction
• Georgian: მოწონება (moc̣oneba) — Internet interaction
• Georgian: ლაიქი (laiki) — Internet interaction
• German: Like — Internet interaction
• Greek: αγαπημένο (agapiméno) — Internet interaction
• Hungarian: lájk — Internet interaction
• Icelandic: læk — Internet interaction
• Irish: is maith liom — Internet interaction
• Italian: mi piace — Internet interaction
• Italian: like — Internet interaction
• Japanese: いいね! (ii ne!) — Internet interaction
• Japanese: イイネ! (ii ne!) — Internet interaction
• Korean: 좋아요 (joayo) — Internet interaction
• Persian: لایک (lâyk) — Internet interaction
• Polish: lajk — Internet interaction
• Portuguese: like — Internet interaction
• Portuguese: gosto — Internet interaction
• Portuguese: curtida — Internet interaction
• Portuguese: joinha — Internet interaction
• Romanian: apreciere — Internet interaction
• Romanian: like — Internet interaction
• Russian: лайк (lajk) — Internet interaction
• Russian: лойс (lojs) — Internet interaction
• Spanish: me gusta — Internet interaction
• Swedish: gilla-markering — Internet interaction
• Swedish: klick — Internet interaction
• Swedish: uppskattning — Internet interaction
• Swedish: gillning — Internet interaction
• Swedish: lajk — Internet interaction
• Ukrainian: вподоба́йка (vpodobájka) — Internet interaction
• Ukrainian: лайк (lajk) — Internet interaction
• Arabic: مِثْل (miṯl) — something similar to a given person or object
• Arabic: شِبْه (šibh) — something similar to a given person or object
• Arabic: زَيّ (zayy) — something similar to a given person or object
• Arabic: شبه (šabah) — something similar to a given person or object
• Dutch: evenknie — something similar to a given person or object
• Dutch: dat soort dingen — something similar to a given person or object
• Dutch: gelijkaardige dingen — something similar to a given person or object
• Dutch: gelijkaardigheden — something similar to a given person or object
• Esperanto: simila — something similar to a given person or object
• Finnish: lainen — something similar to a given person or object
• Finnish: kaltainen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: meinesgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: deinesgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: seinesgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: euresgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: unseresgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• German: ihresgleichen — something similar to a given person or object
• Greek: όμοιος (ómoios) — something similar to a given person or object
• Ancient Greek: ὅμοιος (hómoios) — something similar to a given person or object
• Hungarian: hasonló (k) — something similar to a given person or object
• Hungarian: efféle (effélék) — something similar to a given person or object
• Irish: leithéid — something similar to a given person or object
• Irish: macasamhail — something similar to a given person or object
• Portuguese: tipo — something similar to a given person or object
• Scottish Gaelic: leithid — something similar to a given person or object
• Spanish: similar — something similar to a given person or object
• Spanish: igual — something similar to a given person or object
• Swedish: like — something similar to a given person or object
• Spanish: como — approximation
• Burmese: ပေါ့ (pau.) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Catalan: com — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Chinese Mandarin: 那個 /那个 (nèige) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Chinese Mandarin: 這個 /这个 (zhège) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Esperanto: nu — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Esperanto: lajk — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Finnish: niinku — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• French: genre — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• French: comme — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Hebrew: כָּזֶה (kazé) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Indonesian: kayak — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Japanese: あのう (anō) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Japanese: ええと (ēto) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Portuguese: tipo — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Romanian: gen — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Russian: такой (takoj) — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Scottish Gaelic: seòrsa — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Spanish: como — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Spanish: tipo — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Spanish: en plan — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Swedish: ba — used when quoting or paraphrasing
• Arabic: نَوْعًا مَا (nawʕan mā) — mild intensifier
• Arabic: كْمَا لَو كَان (kmā law kān) — mild intensifier
• Arabic: زي ما تقول (zay mā tʔūl) — mild intensifier
• Arabic: تقريبًا (taʔriban) — mild intensifier
• Arabic: يعني (yaʕny) — mild intensifier
• Burmese: ပေါ့ (pau.) — mild intensifier
• Finnish: niinku — mild intensifier
• French: genre — mild intensifier
• French: comme — mild intensifier
• German: so — mild intensifier
• Hebrew: כאילו (keílu) — mild intensifier
• Indonesian: kayak — mild intensifier
• Japanese: って言うか (tte iuka) — mild intensifier
• Malayalam: പോലെ (pōle) — mild intensifier
• Portuguese: tipo — mild intensifier
• Portuguese: tipo assim — mild intensifier
• Romanian: gen — mild intensifier
• Russian: ти́па (típa) — mild intensifier
• Sanskrit: इव (iva) — mild intensifier
• Serbo-Croatian: ono — mild intensifier
• Serbo-Croatian: kao — mild intensifier
• Serbo-Croatian: ovaj — mild intensifier
• Serbo-Croatian: onak' — mild intensifier
• Serbo-Croatian: tipa — mild intensifier
• Swedish: liksom — mild intensifier
• Spanish: como que — discourse marker
• Spanish: tipo — discourse marker
• Spanish: en plan — discourse marker
• Afrikaans: soos — similar to
• Albanian: si — similar to
• Arabic: مِثْل (miṯl) — similar to
• Arabic: كَـ (ka-) — similar to
• Algerian Arabic: كيما — similar to
• Arabic: زي (zayy) — similar to
• Arabic: زَيّ (zayy) — similar to
• Juba Arabic: ze — similar to
• Arabic: زي — similar to
• Arabic: متل — similar to
• Armenian: ինչպես (inčʻpes) — similar to
• Belarusian: як (jak) — similar to
• Bengali: মত (mot) — similar to
• Breton: evel — similar to
• Bulgarian: като́ (kató) — similar to
• Burmese: လို (lui) — similar to
• Catalan: com — similar to
• Chinese Cantonese: 好似 (hou2 ci5) — similar to
• Chinese Cantonese: 如 (jyu4) — similar to
• Chinese Mandarin: 象 (xiàng) — similar to
• Chinese Mandarin: 相像的 (xiāngxiàng de) — similar to
• Chinese Mandarin: 如 (rú) — similar to
• Chinese Mandarin: 猶如 /犹如 (yóurú) — similar to
• Czech: jako — similar to
• Czech: jak — similar to
• Danish: som — similar to
• Danish: lig — similar to
• Dutch: zoals — similar to
• Dutch: als — similar to
• Dutch: lijkend op — similar to
• Dutch: gelijk — similar to
• Egyptian: mi (mj) — similar to
• Esperanto: kiel — similar to
• Esperanto: kvazaŭ — similar to
• Estonian: kui — similar to
• Estonian: nagu — similar to
• Faroese: eins og — similar to
• Faroese: líkasum — similar to
• Finnish: kuten — similar to
• Finnish: kuin — similar to
• French: comme — similar to
• West-Frisian: lykas — similar to
• German: wie — similar to
• German: nach — similar to
• Gothic: 𐍃𐍅𐌴 (swē) — similar to
• Greek: ως (os) — similar to
• Greek: σαν (san) — similar to
• Ancient Greek: ὅμοιος (hómoios) — similar to
• Ancient Greek: ἐοικώς (eoikṓs) — similar to
• Ancient Greek: οἷον (hoîon) — similar to
• Hebrew: כמו (kmo) — similar to
• Hindi: ... की तरह (... kī tarah) — similar to
• Hindi: ... तरह (... tarah) — similar to
• Hungarian: mint — similar to
• Icelandic: eins og — similar to
• Icelandic: sem — similar to
• Icelandic: líkt og — similar to
• Ido: quale — similar to
• Irish: ar nós — similar to
• Italian: come — similar to
• Italian: quale — similar to
• Japanese: ...のように (...no yō ni) — similar to
• Khmer: ដូច (dooc) — similar to
• Korean: 처럼 (cheoreom) — similar to
• Korean: 같이 (gachi) — similar to
• Central Kurdish: وەک (wek) — similar to
• Lao: ດັ່ງ (dang) — similar to
• Lao: ຄື (khư̄) — similar to
• Lao: ທໍ່ (thǭ) — similar to
• Latin: sicuti — similar to
• Latin: iuxta — similar to
• Latin: sicut — similar to
• Latvian: kā — similar to
• Lingala: lokóla — similar to
• Lithuanian: lyg — similar to
• Livonian: kui — similar to
• Macedonian: како (kako) — similar to
• Norwegian: lik — similar to
• Norwegian: som — similar to
• Nǀuu: ǁa — similar to
• Nǀuu: tsʼaa — similar to
• Nǀuu: ku — similar to
• Persian: مثل (mesl-e) — similar to
• Persian: مانند (mânand) — similar to
• Polish: jak — similar to
• Portuguese: como — similar to
• Portuguese: que nem — similar to
• Romanian: ca — similar to
• Russian: как (kak) — similar to
• Northern Sami: nu go — similar to
• Sanskrit: इव (iva) — similar to
• Serbo-Croatian: ка̏о — similar to
• Serbo-Croatian: kȁo — similar to
• Slovak: ako — similar to
• Slovene: kot — similar to
• Lower Sorbian: ako — similar to
• Lower Sorbian: kaž — similar to
• Spanish: como — similar to
• Spanish: cual — similar to
• Spanish: mismo — similar to
• Spanish: a lo — similar to
• Swedish: som — similar to
• Swedish: lik — similar to
• Tajik: мисли (misl-i) — similar to
• Talysh: شار (šâr) — similar to
• Tày: bặng — similar to
• Tày: bặng cạ — similar to
• Telugu: లాంటి (lāṇṭi) — similar to
• Thai: เหมือน (mʉ̌ʉan) — similar to
• Thai: อย่าง (yàang) — similar to
• Turkish: gibi — similar to
• Ukrainian: як (jak) — similar to
• Urdu: ... کی طرح (... kī tarah) — similar to
• Urdu: ... طرح (... tarah) — similar to
• Vietnamese: như — similar to
• Welsh: fel — similar to
• Zazaki: manen — similar to
• Arabic: مِثْل (miṯl) — such as
• Arabic: كَـ (ka-) — such as
• Arabic: زَيّ (zayy) — such as
• Arabic: زي — such as
• Arabic: متل — such as
• Azerbaijani: kimi — such as
• Belarusian: як (jak) — such as
• Breton: evel — such as
• Bulgarian: като́ (kató) — such as
• Burmese: လို (lui) — such as
• Catalan: com — such as
• Chinese Cantonese: 好似 (hou2 ci5) — such as
• Chinese Mandarin: 象 (xiàng) — such as
• Chinese Mandarin: 如 (rú) — such as
• Chinese Mandarin: 好似 (hǎosì) — such as
• Czech: jako — such as
• Dutch: zoals — such as
• Dutch: als — such as
• Finnish: kuten — such as
• French: comme — such as
• German: wie — such as
• Greek: όπως (ópos) — such as
• Ancient Greek: ὥσπερ (hṓsper) — such as
• Hindi: के जैसा (ke jaisā) — such as
• Italian: come — such as
• Japanese: ...よう (...yō) — such as
• Kazakh: -дай (-dai) — such as
• Kazakh: -дей (-dei) — such as
• Kazakh: -тай (-tai) — such as
• Kazakh: -тей (-tei) — such as
• Khmer: ដូច (douc) — such as
• Khmer: ដូចជា (douc ciə) — such as
• Korean: ...처럼 (...cheoreom) — such as
• Kyrgyz: -дай (-day) — such as
• Lao: ດັ່ງ (dang) — such as
• Lao: ທໍ່ (thǭ) — such as
• Macedonian: ка́ко (káko) — such as
• Malay: seperti — such as
• Malay: bagai — such as
• Malay: macam — such as
• Malay: bak — such as
• Malayalam: പോലെ (pōle) — such as
• Persian: مثل (mesl) — such as
• Polish: jak — such as
• Portuguese: como — such as
• Portuguese: tipo — such as
• Russian: как (kak) — such as
• Sanskrit: इव (iva) — such as
• Serbo-Croatian: као — such as
• Serbo-Croatian: kao — such as
• Slovak: ako — such as
• Slovene: kot — such as
• Lower Sorbian: ako — such as
• Lower Sorbian: kaž — such as
• Spanish: como — such as
• Swahili: kama — such as
• Swedish: som — such as
• Tajik: мисл (misl) — such as
• Thai: เช่น (chên) — such as
• Turkish: gibi — such as
• Tuvan: дег (deg) — such as
• Tuvan: ышкаш (ışkaş) — such as
• Ukrainian: як (jak) — such as
• Uzbek: xuddi — such as
• Yakut: курдук (kurduk) — such as
• Zazaki: ze (diq) — such as
• Afrikaans: hou van — to enjoy
• Ainu: エラマス (eramas) — to enjoy
• Albanian: pëlqej — to enjoy
• Albanian: shishmoj — to enjoy
• Southern Altai: јараар (ǰaraar) — to enjoy
• Southern Altai: сӱӱр (süür) — to enjoy
• Arabic: حَبَّ (ḥabba) — to enjoy
• Arabic: أَحَبَّ (ʔaḥabba) — to enjoy
• Arabic: اِسْتَمْطَعَ (istamṭaʕa) — to enjoy
• Arabic: أَعْجَبَ (ʔaʕjaba) — to enjoy
• Arabic: حب (ḥabb) — to enjoy
• Armenian: սիրել (sirel) — to enjoy
• Aromanian: plac — to enjoy
• Aromanian: arisescu — to enjoy
• Asturian: prestar — to enjoy
• Azerbaijani: bəyənmək — to enjoy
• Azerbaijani: xoşlamaq — to enjoy
• Azerbaijani: xoşu gəlmək — to enjoy
• Azerbaijani: xoşuna gəlmək — to enjoy
• Basque: gustatu — to enjoy
• Belarusian: падаба́цца (padabácca) — to enjoy
• Belarusian: любі́ць (ljubícʹ) — to enjoy
• Bengali: পছন্দ করা (pochondo kora) — to enjoy
• Breton: karout — to enjoy
• Bulgarian: харе́свам (harésvam) — to enjoy
• Bulgarian: харе́сам (harésam) — to enjoy
• Burmese: ကြိုက် (kruik) — to enjoy
• Catalan: agradar — to enjoy
• Cebuano: buot — to enjoy
• Chinese Cantonese: 喜歡 /喜欢 (hei2 fun1) — to enjoy
• Chinese Cantonese: 鍾意 /钟意 (zung1 ji3) — to enjoy
• Chinese: щихуан (xihuan) — to enjoy
• Chinese: хуанщи (huanxi) — to enjoy
• Chinese: 佮意 (zh-min-nan) — to enjoy
• Chinese Mandarin: 喜歡 /喜欢 (xǐhuan) — to enjoy
• Ngazidja Comorian: hwandza — to enjoy
• Ngazidja Comorian: upvendza — to enjoy
• Cornish: kara — to enjoy
• Cornish: bos da gans — to enjoy
• Czech: mít rád — to enjoy
• Czech: líbit se — to enjoy
• Danish: kunne lide — to enjoy
• Danish: synes om — to enjoy
• Dutch: houden van — to enjoy
• Dutch: graag hebben — to enjoy
• Dutch: lusten — to enjoy
• Dutch: graag — to enjoy
• Dutch: leuk vinden — to enjoy
• Esperanto: plaĉi al — to enjoy
• Esperanto: ŝati — to enjoy
• Esperanto: ami — to enjoy
• Estonian: meeldima — to enjoy
• Faroese: dáma — to enjoy
• Faroese: hóva — to enjoy
• Faroese: líka — to enjoy
• Faroese: falla — to enjoy
• Finnish: pitää — to enjoy
• Finnish: tykätä — to enjoy
• Finnish: nauttia — to enjoy
• French: aimer — to enjoy
• French: plaire (à) — to enjoy
• French: bien aimer — to enjoy
• Galician: gustar — to enjoy
• Georgian: მოსწონს (mosc̣ons) — to enjoy
• German: mögen — to enjoy
• German: gern haben — to enjoy
• German: gefallen — to enjoy
• German: gern — to enjoy
• Greek: αρέσει (arései) — to enjoy
• Greek: αρέσκομαι (aréskomai) — to enjoy
• Greek: προτιμώ (protimó) — to enjoy
• Greek: αγαπώ (agapó) — to enjoy
• Ancient Greek: φιλέω (philéō) — to enjoy
• Gujarati: ગમવું (gamvũ) — to enjoy
• Hebrew: אָהַב (aháv) — to enjoy
• Hindi: पसंद करना (pasand karnā) — to enjoy
• Hindi: पसंद होना (pasand honā) — to enjoy
• Hungarian: szeret — to enjoy
• Hungarian: kedvel — to enjoy
• Hungarian: tetszik — to enjoy
• Hungarian: ínyére van — to enjoy
• Icelandic: líka — to enjoy
• Ido: prizar — to enjoy
• Indonesian: suka — to enjoy
• Interlingua: amar — to enjoy
• Interlingua: fruer — to enjoy
• Irish: is maith le — to enjoy
• Italian: piacere a — to enjoy
• Japanese: ...が好き (... ga suki) — to enjoy
• Japanese: 好む (konomu) — to enjoy
• Kazakh: ұнату (ūnatu) — to enjoy
• Kazakh: жарату (jaratu) — to enjoy
• Khmer: ចូលចិត្ត (coul cət) — to enjoy
• Khmer: ចំណូល (cɑmnoul) — to enjoy
• Khmer: ឆប (chɑɑp) — to enjoy
• Korean: 좋아하다 (joahada) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: хошуна гелмек (xoşuna gelmek) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: гёнгюне гирмек (göñüne girmek) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: ушатмакъ (uşatmaq) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: ушатдырмакъ (uşatdırmaq) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: ушатылмакъ (uşatılmaq) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: ярамакъ (yaramaq) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: арив гёрмек (ariw görmek) — to enjoy
• Kumyk: кепине гелмек (kepine gelmek) — to enjoy
• Central Kurdish: پێخۆشبوون (pêxoşbûn) — to enjoy
• Central Kurdish: حەزلێبوون (ḧezlêbûn) — to enjoy
• Kyrgyz: жактыруу (jaktıruu) — to enjoy
• Kyrgyz: жароо (jaroo) — to enjoy
• Lao: ມັກ (mak) — to enjoy
• Lao: ຊອບ (sǭp) — to enjoy
• Latin: amō — to enjoy
• Latin: placeo — to enjoy
• Latin: libet — to enjoy
• Latin: dīligō — to enjoy
• Latin: probō — to enjoy
• Latin: approbō — to enjoy
• Latin: fruor — to enjoy
• Latvian: patikt — to enjoy
• Lithuanian: patikti — to enjoy
• Low German: geernhebben — to enjoy
• Low German: leefhebben — to enjoy
• Low German: mögen — to enjoy
• Lü: ᦠᦳᧄ (ḣum) — to enjoy
• Macedonian: се допаѓа (se dopaǵa) — to enjoy
• Macedonian: се допадне (se dopadne) — to enjoy
• Malay: suka — to enjoy
• Manx: s'laik lesh — to enjoy
• Manx: s'mie lesh — to enjoy
• Māori: matareka — to enjoy
• Mongolian: дурлах (durlax) — to enjoy
• Mongolian: дуртай байх (durtaj bajx) — to enjoy
• Mongolian: дуртай (durtaj) — to enjoy
• Neapolitan: piacé a — to enjoy
• Nepali: मन पराउनु (man parāunu) — to enjoy
• Nepali: राम्रो लाग्नु (rāmro lāgnu) — to enjoy
• Norman: aimer — to enjoy
• Norwegian Bokmål: like — to enjoy
• Norwegian Bokmål: synes om — to enjoy
• Occitan: agradar — to enjoy
• Old English: līcian — to enjoy
• Persian: دوسْت دَاشْتَن (dōst dāštan) — to enjoy
• Persian: اَز ... خْوَش آمَدَن (az ... xwaš āmadan) — to enjoy
• Iranian Persian: دوسْت داشْتَن (dust dâštan) — to enjoy
• Iranian Persian: اَز ... خوش... آمَدَن (az ... xoš âmadan) — to enjoy
• Plautdietsch: jleichen — to enjoy
• Polish: lubić — to enjoy
• Polish: podobać się — to enjoy
• Portuguese: gostar — to enjoy
• Romanian: plăcea — to enjoy
• Russian: нра́виться (nrávitʹsja) — to enjoy
• Russian: люби́ть (ljubítʹ) — to enjoy
• Northern Sami: liikot — to enjoy
• Scottish Gaelic: is toil le — to enjoy
• Scottish Gaelic: is caomh le — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: во̀лети — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: во̀љети — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: љу́бити — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: сви́ђати се — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: vòleti — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: vòljeti — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: ljúbiti — to enjoy
• Serbo-Croatian: svíđati se — to enjoy
• Slovak: mať rád — to enjoy
• Slovak: mať rada — to enjoy
• Slovak: páčiť sa — to enjoy
• Slovak: ľúbiť sa — to enjoy
• Slovene: imeti rad — to enjoy
• Lower Sorbian: spódobaś se — to enjoy
• Lower Sorbian: zespódobaś se — to enjoy
• Spanish: gustar — to enjoy
• Spanish: disfrutar — to enjoy
• Spanish: gozar — to enjoy
• Spanish: fruir — to enjoy
• Spanish: amar — to enjoy
• Swahili: kupenda — to enjoy
• Swedish: tycka om — to enjoy
• Swedish: gilla — to enjoy
• Tagalog: magustuhan — to enjoy
• Tajik: дуст доштан (dust doštan) — to enjoy
• Tamil: விருப்பம் (viruppam) — to enjoy
• Tày: ái — to enjoy
• Telugu: ఇస్టపడు (isṭapaḍu) — to enjoy
• Thai: ชอบ (chɔ̂ɔp) — to enjoy
• Northern Thai: ᨾᩢ᩠ᨠ (mak) — to enjoy
• Northern Thai: ᩉᩩᨾ (hum) — to enjoy
• Northern Thai: ᨪᩬᨷ (sop) — to enjoy
• Tibetan: དགའ་བོ (dga' bo) — to enjoy
• Tibetan: དགའ་བོ་བྱེད (dga' bo byed) — to enjoy
• Tibetan: མཉེས་པོ (mnyes po) — to enjoy
• Tibetan: མཉེས་པོ་གནང (mnyes po gnang) — to enjoy
• Tsou: kaebʉ — to enjoy
• Turkish: hoşlanmak — to enjoy
• Turkish: sevmek — to enjoy
• Turkish: beğenmek — to enjoy
• Turkish: hoşuna gitmek — to enjoy
• Ottoman Turkish: بگنمك (beğenmek) — to enjoy
• Ukrainian: подо́батися (podóbatysja) — to enjoy
• Ukrainian: люби́ти (ljubýty) — to enjoy
• Urdu: پَسَنْد ہونا (pasand honā) — to enjoy
• Uyghur: ياخشى كۆرمەك (yaxshi körmek) — to enjoy
• Uzbek: yoqtirmoq — to enjoy
• Vietnamese: thích — to enjoy
• Volapük: löfilön — to enjoy
• Volapük: plidön — to enjoy
• Welsh: hoffi — to enjoy
• Welsh: leicio — to enjoy
• Yiddish: געפֿעלן (gefeln) — to enjoy
• Zazaki: sinayen — to enjoy
• Zazaki: weş şiyen — to enjoy
• Zazaki: rıdiyen — to enjoy
• Afrikaans: hou van — to find attractive
• Armenian: դուր գալ (dur gal) — to find attractive
• Armenian: հավանել (havanel) — to find attractive
• Asturian: gustar — to find attractive
• Bulgarian: харесвам (haresvam) — to find attractive
• Bulgarian: харе́сам (harésam) — to find attractive
• Catalan: agradar — to find attractive
• Chinese Cantonese: 喜歡 /喜欢 (hei2 fun1) — to find attractive
• Chinese Cantonese: 鍾意 /钟意 (zung1 ji3) — to find attractive
• Chinese: 佮意 (zh-min-nan) — to find attractive
• Chinese Mandarin: 喜歡 /喜欢 (xǐhuan) — to find attractive
• Czech: mít rád — to find attractive
• Czech: líbit se — to find attractive
• Dutch: graag hebben — to find attractive
• Dutch: graag zien — to find attractive
• Dutch: leuk vinden — to find attractive
• Esperanto: plaĉi al — to find attractive
• Esperanto: ŝati — to find attractive
• Esperanto: ami — to find attractive
• Finnish: pitää — to find attractive
• Finnish: tykätä — to find attractive
• French: plaire — to find attractive
• Galician: gostar — to find attractive
• Georgian: მოსწონს (mosc̣ons) — to find attractive
• Georgian: ეტრფის (eṭrpis) — to find attractive
• Georgian: თვალში მოსდის (tvalši mosdis) — to find attractive
• German: mögen — to find attractive
• German: gern haben — to find attractive
• German: gefallen — to find attractive
• Greek: αρέσει (arései) — to find attractive
• Greek: αγαπώ (agapó) — to find attractive
• Hebrew: חיבב (ḥibév) — to find attractive
• Hebrew: מָצָא חֵן בְּעֵינֵי (matzá ẖen b'enéy) — to find attractive
• Hindi: पसंद होना (pasand honā) — to find attractive
• Hungarian: tetszik — to find attractive
• Icelandic: líka — to find attractive
• Indonesian: suka — to find attractive
• Irish: is maith le — to find attractive
• Italian: piacere — to find attractive
• Japanese: ...が好き (... ga suki) — to find attractive
• Japanese: 好む (konomu) — to find attractive
• Korean: 좋아하다 (joahada) — to find attractive
• Central Kurdish: حەزلێکردن (ḧezlêkirdin) — to find attractive
• Malay: suka — to find attractive
• Norwegian Bokmål: like — to find attractive
• Norwegian Bokmål: synes om — to find attractive
• Polish: podobać się — to find attractive
• Portuguese: gostar — to find attractive
• Russian: нра́виться (nrávitʹsja) — to find attractive
• Russian: понра́виться (ponrávitʹsja) — to find attractive
• Northern Sami: liikot — to find attractive
• Slovene: všeč — to find attractive
• Spanish: gustar — to find attractive
• Spanish: atraer — to find attractive
• Spanish: encantar — to find attractive
• Spanish: caer (nonromantically) — to find attractive
• Spanish: caer bien (nonromantically) — to find attractive
• Spanish: cuajar (nonromantically) — to find attractive
• Swedish: tycka om — to find attractive
• Swedish: gilla — to find attractive
• Tày: ái — to find attractive
• Thai: ชอบ (chɔ̂ɔp) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: དགའ་བོ (dga' bo) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: དགའ་བོ་བྱེད (dga' bo byed) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: མཉེས་པོ (mnyes po) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: མཉེས་པོ་གནང (mnyes po gnang) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: མོས་པོ་བྱེད (mos po byed) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: སེམས་པ་ཤོར (sems pa shor) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: ཆགས (chags) — to find attractive
• Tibetan: འཁོར ('khor) — to find attractive
• Turkish: sevmek — to find attractive
• Turkish: hoşlanmak — to find attractive
• Turkish: hoşuna gitmek — to find attractive
• Turkish: beğenmek — to find attractive
• Urdu: پَسَنْد ہونا (pasand honā) — to find attractive
• Vietnamese: thích — to find attractive
• Welsh: serchu — to find attractive
• Zazaki: weş şiyayen — to find attractive
• Zazaki: rıdyayen — to find attractive
• Armenian: հավանել (havanel) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Armenian: լայքել (laykʻel) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Azerbaijani: bəyənmək — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Azerbaijani: layk düyməsinə basmaq — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Chinese Mandarin: 點讚 /点赞 (diǎnzàn) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Chinese Mandarin: 讚 /赞 (zàn) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Czech: lajknout — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Czech: lajkovat — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Dutch: liken — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Esperanto: ŝati — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Esperanto: ŝatalklaki — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Esperanto: ŝatmarki — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Esperanto: alklaki la ŝatbutonon — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Finnish: tykätä — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• French: plussoyer — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• French: aimer — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• French: liker — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Georgian: მოსწონს (mosc̣ons) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Georgian: ალაიქებს (alaikebs) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• German: liken — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Greek: λαϊκάρω (laïkáro) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Greek: βάζω λάικ (vázo láik) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Hungarian: lájkol — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Icelandic: líka — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Icelandic: læka — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Indonesian: suka — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Japanese: いいね!する (ii ne! suru) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Korean: 좋아요하다 (joayohada) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Polish: lajkować — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Polish: dać lajka — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Portuguese: curtir — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Portuguese: dar like — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Romanian: aprecia — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Romanian: da like — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Russian: ста́вить лайк (stávitʹ lajk) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Russian: поста́вить лайк (postávitʹ lajk) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Russian: ла́йкать (lájkatʹ) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Russian: ла́йкнуть (lájknutʹ) — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: likear — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: dar like — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: poner like — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: marcar like — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: dar me gusta — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: poner me gusta — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Spanish: marcar me gusta — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Swedish: gilla — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Swedish: lajka — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
• Zazaki: like kerden — to show support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote