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Sound
Pronunciation
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Received-Pronunciation:/lɒŋ/
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
35
noun
Meaning 35
An entity with a long position in an asset; for example, a trader or investor possessing an amount of a company's shares.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: business, finance
Examples
Every uptick made the longs cheer.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: bull
Antonyms: none provided
36
noun
Meaning 36
A long-maturity security, such as a ten- or twenty-year bond.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: business, finance
Examples
"U.S. Treasury Market Structure", https://www.mfaalts.org/issue/u-s-treasury-market-structure/ Hedge funds are constrained in how much leverage they can utilize, in part because the futures contracts they are shorting against their Treasury longs have significant initial margin requirements.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
37
noun
Meaning 37
Clipping of long vacation (“summer vacation”).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: abbreviation, alt-of, clipping, dated
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
38
noun
Meaning 38
Ellipsis of long bond paper.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
55
verb
Meaning 55
desire strongly or persistently
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: hanker, yearn
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: desire, want
Narrower terms: ache, yearn, yen, pine, languish
History
Etymology
From Middle English long, lang, from Old English long, lang (“long, tall, lasting”), from Proto-West Germanic *lang, from Proto-Germanic *langaz (“long”), from Proto-Indo-European *dlonghos (“long”). Cognates Cognate with Scots lang (“long”), Yola lhaung, long (“long”), North Frisian long, lung, lüng (“long”), Saterland Frisian loang (“long”), West Frisian lang (“long”), Cimbrian lång (“long”), Dutch, German, and Low German lang (“long”), Luxembourgish laang (“long”), Mòcheno lònk (“long”), Vilamovian łaong (“long”), Yiddish לאַנג (lang, “long”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, and Norwegian Nynorsk lang (“long”), Faroese and Icelandic langur (“long”), Swedish lång (“long”), Gothic 𐌻𐌰𐌲𐌲𐍃 (laggs, “long”); also Latin longus (“long”) (whence French long (“long”), Italian lungo (“long”), Portuguese longo (“long”), Spanish luengo (“long”)), Ancient Greek δολιχός (dolikhós, “long; wearisome”), Albanian gjatë (“long; tall”), Latvian ilgs (“long”), Lithuanian ilgas (“long”), Belarusian до́ўгі (dówhi, “long”), Bulgarian дъ́лъг (dǎ́lǎg, “long”), Czech dlúhý (“long”), Macedonian долг (dolg, “long”), Polish długi (“long”), Russian дли́нный (dlínnyj, “lengthy, long”), до́лгий (dólgij, “long”), Serbo-Croatian ду̏г, dȕg (“long”), Slovak dlhý (“long”), Slovene dolg (“long”), Ukrainian до́вгий (dóvhyj, “long”), Ossetian даргъ (darǧ, “late”), Central Kurdish دێر (dêr), درەنگ (dreng, “late”), Northern Kurdish dereng (“late”), Persian دیر (dēr / dir, “late; long”), درنگ (derang, “delay”), Sanskrit दीर्घ (dīrgha, “long”) (whence Bengali দীর্ঘ (dirgho, “long; tall”), Dhivehi ދިގު (digu, “long, lengthy”), Kalasha driga, dríga (“long; tall”), Kholosi taɽgo (“long”), Khowar درونگ (drung, “long”), Hindi दीर्घ (dīrgh, “long; tall; weighty”), Nepali दिघो (digho, “stable”), Odia ଦୀର୍ଘ (dirgha, “long”), Sinhalese දිග (diga, “long”), Urdu دیرگھ (dīrgh, “long; tall; weighty”)), Kamkata-viri drëgeř, drëgëř, drëŋëň, dërëgeň (“long; tall”), Prasuni jigni (“long; tall”). The word shows the regular historical change of a to o before certain consonant clusters such as ng (compare with other examples in Middle and Modern English such as bond, song, throng, and wrong). The o-form may have also been reinforced by Old French long, from Latin longus, from the same Indo-European word. Doublet of lungo and lunge.
From Middle English long, lang, an aphetic form of Middle English ilong, ylong, from Old English ġelong, ġelang (“along, belonging, depending, consequent”); the verb later reinterpreted as an aphetic form of belong.
From Middle English longe, lange, from Old English longe, lange, from the adjective (see above).
From the Hanyu Pinyin romanization of the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation for 隴/陇 (Lǒng).
Shortening of longitude.
From Middle English longen, from Old English langian (“to long for, yearn after, grieve for, be pained, lengthen, grow longer, summon, belong”), from Proto-West Germanic *langōn, from Proto-Germanic *langōną (“to desire, long for”), from Proto-Indo-European *lengwh- (“to be easy, be quick, jump, move around, vary”). Cognate with German langen (“to reach, be sufficient”), Swedish langa (“to push, pass by hand”), Icelandic langa (“to want, desire”), Dutch, German verlangen (“to desire, want, long for”).
From Middle English longen, from Old English langian (“to belong, pertain”), from Old English *lang, which is of uncertain origin yet related to Old English ġelang (“dependent, attainable, present, belonging, consequent”), Old Saxon gilang (“ready, available”).
Across languages
Translations
474 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Abkhaz:
ау
(aw)
— having much distance from one point to another
Abkhaz:
ахәхәа
(axxwa)
— having much distance from one point to another
Afrikaans:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Albanian:
i gjatë
— having much distance from one point to another
Southern Altai:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Amharic:
ረዥም
(räžm)
— having much distance from one point to another
Arabic:
طَوِيل
(ṭawīl)
— having much distance from one point to another
Chadian Arabic:
طويل
(tawīl)
— having much distance from one point to another
Arabic:
طويل
(ṭawīl)
— having much distance from one point to another
Arabic:
طويل
(ṭwil)
— having much distance from one point to another
Arabic:
طويلة
(ṭwila)
— having much distance from one point to another
Aramaic:
אריכא
— having much distance from one point to another
Archi:
лаахаттут
(laaxattut)
— having much distance from one point to another
Armenian:
երկար
(erkar)
— having much distance from one point to another
Aromanian:
lungu
— having much distance from one point to another
Assamese:
দীঘল
(dighol)
— having much distance from one point to another
Asturian:
llargu
— having much distance from one point to another
Avar:
халатаб
(xalatab)
— having much distance from one point to another
Azerbaijani:
uzun
— having much distance from one point to another
Bashkir:
оҙон
(oźon)
— having much distance from one point to another
Basque:
luze
— having much distance from one point to another
Belarusian:
до́ўгі
(dówhi)
— having much distance from one point to another
Bengali:
দীর্ঘ
(dirgho)
— having much distance from one point to another
Bengali:
লম্বা
(lomba)
— having much distance from one point to another
Central Bikol:
halaba
— having much distance from one point to another
Boloki:
-laí
— having much distance from one point to another
Breton:
hir
— having much distance from one point to another
Bulgarian:
дъ́лъг
(dǎ́lǎg)
— having much distance from one point to another
Burmese:
ရှည်
(hrany)
— having much distance from one point to another
Buryat:
урта
(urta)
— having much distance from one point to another
Catalan:
llarg
— having much distance from one point to another
Catalan:
llong
— having much distance from one point to another
Cebuano:
taas
— having much distance from one point to another
Chamicuro:
plawa
— having much distance from one point to another
Chechen:
деха
(dexa)
— having much distance from one point to another
Cherokee:
ᎦᏅᎯᏓ
(ganvhida)
— having much distance from one point to another
Chinese Cantonese:
長 /长
(coeng4)
— having much distance from one point to another
Chinese:
чон
(čon)
— having much distance from one point to another
Eastern Min Chinese:
長 /长
(dòng)
— having much distance from one point to another
Chinese Mandarin:
長 /长
(cháng)
— having much distance from one point to another
Chuvash:
вӑрӑм
(vărăm)
— having much distance from one point to another
Corsican:
lungu
— having much distance from one point to another
Cree:
ᑭᓄ-
(kino-)
— having much distance from one point to another
Cree:
ᑭᓈᐧᐯᑲᐣ
(kinwâpêkan)
— having much distance from one point to another
Cree:
ᑭᓈᐧᐯᑭᓯᐤ
(kinwâpêkisiw)
— having much distance from one point to another
Plains-Cree:
ᑭᓄ
(kino-)
— having much distance from one point to another
Crimean Tatar:
uzun
— having much distance from one point to another
Czech:
dlouhý
— having much distance from one point to another
Old Czech:
dlúhý
— having much distance from one point to another
Dalmatian:
luang
— having much distance from one point to another
Danish:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Dolgan:
уһун
(uhun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Dutch:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Erzya:
кувака
(kuvaka)
— having much distance from one point to another
Esperanto:
longa
— having much distance from one point to another
Estonian:
pikk
— having much distance from one point to another
Even:
ӈонам
(ŋonam)
— having much distance from one point to another
Evenki:
ңоним
— having much distance from one point to another
Ewe:
didi
— having much distance from one point to another
Farefare:
woko
— having much distance from one point to another
Faroese:
langur
— having much distance from one point to another
Finnish:
pitkä
— having much distance from one point to another
French:
long
— having much distance from one point to another
Friulian:
lunc
— having much distance from one point to another
Friulian:
lung
— having much distance from one point to another
Gagauz:
uzun
— having much distance from one point to another
Galician:
longo
— having much distance from one point to another
Galician:
longueiro
— having much distance from one point to another
Galician:
comprido
— having much distance from one point to another
Galician:
ambró
— having much distance from one point to another
Gayo:
naru
— having much distance from one point to another
Georgian:
გრძელი
(grʒeli)
— having much distance from one point to another
German:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
German:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Bavarian German:
lång
— having much distance from one point to another
Gothic:
𐌻𐌰𐌲𐌲𐍃
(laggs)
— having much distance from one point to another
Greek:
μακρύς
(makrýs)
— having much distance from one point to another
Ancient Greek:
μακρός
(makrós)
— having much distance from one point to another
Haitian Creole:
long
— having much distance from one point to another
Hanunoo:
aba
— having much distance from one point to another
Hausa:
dōgō
— having much distance from one point to another
Hawaiian:
loa
— having much distance from one point to another
Hebrew:
ארוך \ אָרֹךְ
(aróx)
— having much distance from one point to another
Higaonon:
malayat
— having much distance from one point to another
Hindi:
लम्बा
(lambā)
— having much distance from one point to another
Hindi:
लंबा
(lambā)
— having much distance from one point to another
White Hmong:
ntev
— having much distance from one point to another
Hungarian:
hosszú
— having much distance from one point to another
Icelandic:
langur
— having much distance from one point to another
Ido:
longa
— having much distance from one point to another
Igbo:
ogologo
— having much distance from one point to another
Indonesian:
panjang
— having much distance from one point to another
Ingrian:
pitkä
— having much distance from one point to another
Ingush:
дӏаьха
(dˀäxa)
— having much distance from one point to another
Interlingua:
longe
— having much distance from one point to another
Inuktun:
takihuuq
— having much distance from one point to another
Irish:
fada
— having much distance from one point to another
Old Irish:
fota
— having much distance from one point to another
Istriot:
longo
— having much distance from one point to another
Italian:
lungo
— having much distance from one point to another
Japanese:
長い
(nagai)
— having much distance from one point to another
Javanese:
dawa
— having much distance from one point to another
Old Javanese:
dawa
— having much distance from one point to another
Old Javanese:
panjaṅ
— having much distance from one point to another
Kalmyk:
ут
(ut)
— having much distance from one point to another
Karachay-Balkar:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Karakalpak:
uzın
— having much distance from one point to another
Kashubian:
dłudżi
— having much distance from one point to another
Kazakh:
ұзын
(ūzyn)
— having much distance from one point to another
Khakas:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Khinalug:
вихаь
(wiꭓä)
— having much distance from one point to another
Khmer:
វែង
(vɛɛng)
— having much distance from one point to another
Komi-Permyak:
кузь
(kuź)
— having much distance from one point to another
Komi-Zyrian:
кузь
(kuź)
— having much distance from one point to another
Korean:
길다
(gilda)
— having much distance from one point to another
Koryak:
нивʼлыӄин
(niwləqin)
— having much distance from one point to another
Kumyk:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Central Kurdish:
درێژ
(drêj)
— having much distance from one point to another
Northern Kurdish:
dirêj
— having much distance from one point to another
Kyrgyz:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Ladin:
lonch
— having much distance from one point to another
Ladino:
lungo
— having much distance from one point to another
Ladino:
largo
— having much distance from one point to another
Lao:
ຍາວ
(nyāo)
— having much distance from one point to another
Latgalian:
gars
— having much distance from one point to another
Latgalian:
gara
— having much distance from one point to another
Latin:
longus
— having much distance from one point to another
Latvian:
garš
— having much distance from one point to another
Latvian:
gara
— having much distance from one point to another
Laz:
გუნძე
(gunże)
— having much distance from one point to another
Lezgi:
йаргъи
(jarġi)
— having much distance from one point to another
Lingala:
-laí
— having much distance from one point to another
Lithuanian:
ilgas
— having much distance from one point to another
Lithuanian:
ilga
— having much distance from one point to another
Lombard:
lóngh
— having much distance from one point to another
Lombard:
lungh
— having much distance from one point to another
Lü:
ᦍᦱᧁ
(yaaw)
— having much distance from one point to another
Luxembourgish:
laang
— having much distance from one point to another
Macedonian:
долг
(dolg)
— having much distance from one point to another
Maguindanao:
malendu
— having much distance from one point to another
Malay:
panjang
— having much distance from one point to another
Brunei Malay:
panjang
— having much distance from one point to another
Maltese:
twil
— having much distance from one point to another
Manchu:
ᡤᠣᠯᠮᡳᠨ
(golmin)
— having much distance from one point to another
Western Bukidnon Manobo:
melayat
— having much distance from one point to another
Mansaka:
aba
— having much distance from one point to another
Māori:
roa
— having much distance from one point to another
Māori:
roroa
— having much distance from one point to another
Maranao:
malendo
— having much distance from one point to another
Maranao:
malaba'
— having much distance from one point to another
Maranao:
malayat
— having much distance from one point to another
Maranao:
matas
— having much distance from one point to another
Marathi:
लांब
(lāmba)
— having much distance from one point to another
Eastern Mari:
кужу
(kužu)
— having much distance from one point to another
Western Mari:
кужы
(kužy)
— having much distance from one point to another
Mingrelian:
გინძე
(ginʒe)
— having much distance from one point to another
Mòcheno:
lònk
— having much distance from one point to another
Moksha:
кувака
(kuvaka)
— having much distance from one point to another
Mongolian:
урт
(urt)
— having much distance from one point to another
Nahuatl:
huehueyac
— having much distance from one point to another
Nanai:
оними
(onimi)
— having much distance from one point to another
Neapolitan:
luongo
— having much distance from one point to another
Nepali:
लामो
(lāmo)
— having much distance from one point to another
Ngunawal:
bamir
— having much distance from one point to another
Nivkh:
кылдь
(kəld̦)
— having much distance from one point to another
Norman:
long
— having much distance from one point to another
Norman:
laong
— having much distance from one point to another
Norwegian:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Occitan:
long
— having much distance from one point to another
Odia:
ଦୀର୍ଘ
(dirgha)
— having much distance from one point to another
Northern Ohlone:
tsī́qau
— having much distance from one point to another
Church Slavic:
дльгъ
(dlĭgŭ)
— having much distance from one point to another
Oromo:
dheeraa
— having much distance from one point to another
Ossetian:
даргъ
(darǧ)
— having much distance from one point to another
Pashto:
اوږد
(uẓd)
— having much distance from one point to another
Persian:
دراز
(derâz)
— having much distance from one point to another
Persian:
طولانی
(tulâni)
— having much distance from one point to another
Piedmontese:
longh
— having much distance from one point to another
Plautdietsch:
lank
— having much distance from one point to another
Polish:
długi
— having much distance from one point to another
Portuguese:
longo
— having much distance from one point to another
Portuguese:
comprido
— having much distance from one point to another
Punjabi:
لما
(lmā)
— having much distance from one point to another
Punjabi:
ਲੰਮਾ
(lammā)
— having much distance from one point to another
Quechua:
suni
— having much distance from one point to another
Rapa Nui:
roa
— having much distance from one point to another
Romagnol:
lóng
— having much distance from one point to another
Romanian:
lung
— having much distance from one point to another
Romansh:
lung
— having much distance from one point to another
Russian:
дли́нный
(dlínnyj)
— having much distance from one point to another
Samogitian:
ėlgs
— having much distance from one point to another
Samogitian:
ėlga
— having much distance from one point to another
Sanskrit:
दीर्घ
(dīrgha)
— having much distance from one point to another
Sardinian:
longu
— having much distance from one point to another
Scots:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Scottish Gaelic:
fada
— having much distance from one point to another
Scottish Gaelic:
a dh'fhaid
— having much distance from one point to another
Serbo-Croatian:
ду̏г
— having much distance from one point to another
Serbo-Croatian:
dȕg
— having much distance from one point to another
Shan:
ယၢဝ်း
(yáao)
— having much distance from one point to another
Sherpa:
རིང་པུ
— having much distance from one point to another
Shor:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Sicilian:
longu
— having much distance from one point to another
Sidamo:
seeda
— having much distance from one point to another
Sindhi:
ڊِگهو
(ḍigho)
— having much distance from one point to another
Sinhalese:
දිගු
(digu)
— having much distance from one point to another
Slovak:
dlhý
— having much distance from one point to another
Slovene:
dȏlg
— having much distance from one point to another
Somali:
dheer
— having much distance from one point to another
Lower Sorbian:
dłujki
— having much distance from one point to another
Upper Sorbian:
dołhi
— having much distance from one point to another
Spanish:
largo
— having much distance from one point to another
Spanish:
luengo
— having much distance from one point to another
Spanish:
longo
— having much distance from one point to another
Sundanese:
paos
— having much distance from one point to another
Svan:
ჯო̄დი
(ǯōdi)
— having much distance from one point to another
Swahili:
refu
— having much distance from one point to another
Swedish:
lång
— having much distance from one point to another
Swedish:
långsmal
— having much distance from one point to another
Sylheti:
ꠟꠣꠝ꠆ꠛꠣ
(lamba)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tabasaran:
ярхи
(jarꭓi)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tagalog:
mahaba
— having much distance from one point to another
Tajik:
дароз
(daroz)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tamil:
நீளமான
(nīḷamāṉa)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tarantino:
lunghe
— having much distance from one point to another
Tatar:
озын
(ozın)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tausug:
mahaba
— having much distance from one point to another
Tày:
cẳng
— having much distance from one point to another
Tày:
rì
— having much distance from one point to another
Tày:
dào
— having much distance from one point to another
Tetum:
naruk
— having much distance from one point to another
Thai:
ยาว
(yaao)
— having much distance from one point to another
Tibetan:
རིང་པོ
— having much distance from one point to another
Tocharian B:
pärkare
— having much distance from one point to another
Turkish:
uzun
— having much distance from one point to another
Ottoman Turkish:
اوزون
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Turkmen:
uzyn
— having much distance from one point to another
Tuvan:
узун
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Udi:
бохо
(boꭓo)
— having much distance from one point to another
Udmurt:
кузь
(kuź)
— having much distance from one point to another
Ukrainian:
до́вгий
(dóvhyj)
— having much distance from one point to another
Unami:
kwëni
— having much distance from one point to another
Unami:
kwënësi
— having much distance from one point to another
Urdu:
لمبا
(lambā)
— having much distance from one point to another
Uyghur:
ئۇزۇن
(uzun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Uzbek:
uzun
— having much distance from one point to another
Venetan:
łóngo
— having much distance from one point to another
Vietnamese:
dài
— having much distance from one point to another
Volapük:
lunik
— having much distance from one point to another
Walloon:
long
— having much distance from one point to another
Waray-Waray:
halaba
— having much distance from one point to another
Welsh:
hir
— having much distance from one point to another
Wolaytta:
adussa
— having much distance from one point to another
Xhosa:
de
— having much distance from one point to another
Yaghnobi:
ван
(van)
— having much distance from one point to another
Yaghnobi:
дароз
(daroz)
— having much distance from one point to another
Yakut:
уһун
(uhun)
— having much distance from one point to another
Yiddish:
לאַנג
(lang)
— having much distance from one point to another
Yoruba:
gigun
— having much distance from one point to another
Zazaki:
derg (diq)
— having much distance from one point to another
Zealandic:
lang
— having much distance from one point to another
Zealandic:
lank
— having much distance from one point to another
Zhuang:
raez
— having much distance from one point to another
Zulu:
de-
— having much distance from one point to another
Afrikaans:
lang
— having great duration
Ahom:
𑜃𑜃𑜫
(nan)
— having great duration
Arabic:
طَوِيل
(ṭawīl)
— having great duration
Armenian:
երկար
(erkar)
— having great duration
Asturian:
llargu
— having great duration
Bashkir:
оҙаҡ
(oźaq)
— having great duration
Belarusian:
до́ўгі
(dówhi)
— having great duration
Central Bikol:
halawig
— having great duration
Central Bikol:
haloy
— having great duration
Bulgarian:
продължителен
(prodǎlžitelen)
— having great duration
Catalan:
llarg
— having great duration
Catalan:
llong
— having great duration
Chinese Cantonese:
耐
(noi6)
— having great duration
Chinese Cantonese:
長 /长
(coeng4)
— having great duration
Chinese Mandarin:
久
(jiǔ)
— having great duration
Chinese Mandarin:
長 /长
(cháng)
— having great duration
Maore Comorian:
-le
— having great duration
Czech:
dlouhý
— having great duration
Danish:
lang
— having great duration
Dutch:
lang
— having great duration
Esperanto:
longa
— having great duration
Esperanto:
longdaŭra
— having great duration
Faroese:
langur
— having great duration
Finnish:
pitkä
— having great duration
Finnish:
pitkäaikainen
— having great duration
French:
long
— having great duration
Galician:
delongado
— having great duration
Galician:
longo
— having great duration
German:
lang
— having great duration
Gothic:
𐌻𐌰𐌲𐌲𐍃
(laggs)
— having great duration
Greek:
πολύς
(polýs)
— having great duration
Ancient Greek:
μακρός
(makrós)
— having great duration
Hawaiian:
kō
— having great duration
Hindi:
लम्बा
(lambā)
— having great duration
Hindi:
लंबा
(lambā)
— having great duration
Hungarian:
hosszú
— having great duration
Icelandic:
langur
— having great duration
Ingrian:
pitkä
— having great duration
Irish:
fada
— having great duration
Old Irish:
sír
— having great duration
Italian:
lungo
— having great duration
Japanese:
長い
(nagai)
— having great duration
Kapampangan:
maluwat
— having great duration
Khmer:
វែង
(vɛɛng)
— having great duration
Korean:
오래되다
(oraedoeda)
— having great duration
Latin:
longus
— having great duration
Latvian:
ilgs
— having great duration
Lithuanian:
ilgas
— having great duration
Malay:
lama
— having great duration
Mongolian:
удаан
(udaan)
— having great duration
Norman:
long
— having great duration
Norwegian:
lang
— having great duration
Church Slavic:
дльгъ
(dlĭgŭ)
— having great duration
Persian:
دیرند
(dirand)
— having great duration
Persian:
دیر زمان
(dir-zamân)
— having great duration
Persian:
طولانی
(tulâni)
— having great duration
Plautdietsch:
lang
— having great duration
Polish:
długi
— having great duration
Portuguese:
comprido
— having great duration
Portuguese:
longo
— having great duration
Romanian:
lung
— having great duration
Russian:
до́лгий
(dólgij)
— having great duration
Sanskrit:
दीर्घ
(dīrgha)
— having great duration
Scots:
lang
— having great duration
Scottish Gaelic:
fada
— having great duration
Scottish Gaelic:
a dh'fhaid
— having great duration
Shan:
ၼၢၼ်း
(náan)
— having great duration
Slovak:
dlhý
— having great duration
Slovene:
dolg
— having great duration
Spanish:
largo
— having great duration
Spanish:
luengo
— having great duration
Spanish:
longo
— having great duration
Swedish:
lång
— having great duration
Tagalog:
matagal
— having great duration
Tai Dam:
ꪙꪱꪙ
— having great duration
Tai Nüa:
ᥘᥣᥢᥰ
(läan)
— having great duration
Thai:
นาน
(naan)
— having great duration
Northern Thai:
ᨶᩣ᩠ᨶ
— having great duration
Turkish:
uzun
— having great duration
Ottoman Turkish:
اوزون
(uzun)
— having great duration
Ukrainian:
до́вгий
(dóvhyj)
— having great duration
Urdu:
لمبا
(lambā)
— having great duration
Uyghur:
ئۇزاق
(uzaq)
— having great duration
Vietnamese:
lâu
— having great duration
Chinese Mandarin:
長倉 /长仓
(chángcāng)
— finance: possessing or owning financial instruments
Chinese Mandarin:
多頭 /多头
(duōtóu)
— finance: possessing or owning financial instruments
Finnish:
pitkä
— finance: possessing or owning financial instruments
Finnish:
pitkä
— tennis: bounces behind the baseline
Greek:
έξω
(éxo)
— tennis: bounces behind the baseline
Hungarian:
hosszú
— tennis: bounces behind the baseline
Bengali:
দুরে
(dure)
— over a great distance
Bulgarian:
дълго
(dǎlgo)
— over a great distance
Catalan:
lluny
— over a great distance
Czech:
daleko
— over a great distance
Finnish:
kauas
— over a great distance
German:
weit
— over a great distance
Greek:
μακριά
(makriá)
— over a great distance
Icelandic:
langt
— over a great distance
Italian:
distante
— over a great distance
Korean:
길게
(gilge)
— over a great distance
Korean:
멀리
(meolli)
— over a great distance
Ladin:
lonc
— over a great distance
Mizo:
sei
— over a great distance
Portuguese:
longe
— over a great distance
Russian:
далеко́
(dalekó)
— over a great distance
Scots:
lang
— over a great distance
Scottish Gaelic:
fada
— over a great distance
Spanish:
lejos
— over a great distance
Spanish:
lueñe
— over a great distance
Swedish:
långt
— over a great distance
Tagalog:
malayo
— over a great distance
Catalan:
temps
— for a particular duration
Catalan:
quant de temps
— for a particular duration
Czech:
dlouho
— for a particular duration
Faroese:
leingi
— for a particular duration
Finnish:
kauan
— for a particular duration
French:
temps
— for a particular duration
French:
combien de temps
— for a particular duration
German:
lange
— for a particular duration
Greek:
ώρα
(óra)
— for a particular duration
Icelandic:
lengi
— for a particular duration
Italian:
tempo
— for a particular duration
Italian:
quanto tempo
— for a particular duration
Ladin:
giut
— for a particular duration
Mizo:
-a rei
— for a particular duration
Polish:
długo
— for a particular duration
Portuguese:
quanto tempo
— for a particular duration
Russian:
до́лго
(dólgo)
— for a particular duration
Scots:
lang
— for a particular duration
Swedish:
länge
— for a particular duration
Tagalog:
tagal
— for a particular duration
Belarusian:
до́ўга
(dówha)
— for a long duration
Bulgarian:
дълго
(dǎlgo)
— for a long duration
Catalan:
molt de temps
— for a long duration
Catalan:
molta estona
— for a long duration
Czech:
dlouho
— for a long duration
Danish:
længe
— for a long duration
Esperanto:
longe
— for a long duration
Estonian:
kaua
— for a long duration
Faroese:
leingi
— for a long duration
Finnish:
kauan
— for a long duration
French:
longtemps
— for a long duration
German:
lange
— for a long duration
Greek:
πολύ
(polý)
— for a long duration
Ancient Greek:
μακράν
(makrán)
— for a long duration
Icelandic:
lengi
— for a long duration
Ingrian:
kavvan
— for a long duration
Ingrian:
kavvaks
— for a long duration
Korean:
오래
(orae)
— for a long duration
Ladin:
giut
— for a long duration
Latin:
diu
— for a long duration
Mizo:
rei
— for a long duration
Norwegian:
lenge
— for a long duration
Persian:
طولانی
— for a long duration
Portuguese:
por muito/bastante tempo
— for a long duration
Portuguese:
demorar
— for a long duration
Russian:
до́лго
(dólgo)
— for a long duration
Scots:
lang
— for a long duration
Scottish Gaelic:
fada
— for a long duration
Swedish:
länge
— for a long duration
Tagalog:
matagal
— for a long duration
Turkish:
uzun
— for a long duration
Ukrainian:
до́вго
(dóvho)
— for a long duration
Welsh:
ers talwm
— for a long duration
Chinese Mandarin:
隴 /陇
(Lǒng)
— county
Chinese Mandarin:
隴縣 /陇县
(Lǒngxiàn)
— county
Chinese Mandarin:
做多
(zuòduō)
— finance: to take a long position
Albanian:
dëshiron
— to wait, to aspire
Bulgarian:
копнея
(kopneja)
— to wait, to aspire
Catalan:
enyorar
— to wait, to aspire
Chinese Mandarin:
渴望
(kěwàng)
— to wait, to aspire
Czech:
toužit
— to wait, to aspire
Czech:
dychtit
— to wait, to aspire
Czech:
přát si
— to wait, to aspire
Danish:
længes
— to wait, to aspire
Dutch:
verlangen
— to wait, to aspire
Esperanto:
deziri
— to wait, to aspire
Esperanto:
sopiri
— to wait, to aspire
Finnish:
ikävöidä
— to wait, to aspire
French:
aspirer à
— to wait, to aspire
French:
se languir
— to wait, to aspire
German:
(sich) sehnen
— to wait, to aspire
Greek:
λαχταρώ
(lachtaró)
— to wait, to aspire
Ancient Greek:
ὁμείρομαι
(homeíromai)
— to wait, to aspire
Hungarian:
vágyik
— to wait, to aspire
Icelandic:
þrá
— to wait, to aspire
Ingrian:
hetsua
— to wait, to aspire
Italian:
bramare
— to wait, to aspire
Northern Kurdish:
bêrî kirin
— to wait, to aspire
Northern Kurdish:
hesret kirin
— to wait, to aspire
Mongolian:
мөрөөдөх
(möröödöx)
— to wait, to aspire
