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• lo͝ok
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• /lʊk/
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• British, Southern, Standard: [lɵk]
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• homophone: luck (most of Northern England)
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• /luːk/ some Northern Enɡlish dialects, esp. Bolton, Geordie
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• [luːx] Liverpool variant
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• homophone: Luke
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• Multicultural-London-English, Northern-Ireland, Scotland: /lʉk/
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• homophone: Luke (Scotland, Northern Ireland)
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• rhymes with -ʊk
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• CMU ARPABET: L UH1 K Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-West Germanic *lōkōn Old English lōcian Middle English loken English look From Middle English loken, lokien, from Old English lōcian, from Proto-West Germanic *lōkōn. Further origin unknown, no certain cognates outside Germanic. Cognate with Scots luke, luik, leuk (“to look, see”), West Frisian lôkje, loaitsje (“to look”), Dutch loeken (“to look”), German Low German löken. Likely also related to German lugen (“to peek”), Alemannic German luege (“to look”), Yiddish לוגן (lugn).

From Luke (“a given name”).

From Cantonese 陸 /陆 (luk6, “a surname”).

610 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: виж (viž) — interjection to attract attention
• Finnish: katsos — interjection to attract attention
• Finnish: katsokaas — interjection to attract attention
• French: écoute — interjection to attract attention
• French: écoutez — interjection to attract attention
• Galician: cata — interjection to attract attention
• Hungarian: nézze — interjection to attract attention
• Ingrian: kas — interjection to attract attention
• Italian: guarda qui! — interjection to attract attention
• Korean: 봐봐 (bwa-bwa) — interjection to attract attention
• Korean: 들어봐 (deureo-bwa) — interjection to attract attention
• Latin: age — interjection to attract attention
• Latin: agite — interjection to attract attention
• Māori: rē — interjection to attract attention
• Māori: ināia — interjection to attract attention
• Marathi: बघ (bagh) — interjection to attract attention
• Marathi: बघा (baghā) — interjection to attract attention
• Nǀuu: nǀaa — interjection to attract attention
• Nǀuu: nǀii — interjection to attract attention
• Polish: słuchaj — interjection to attract attention
• Romanian: ia — interjection to attract attention
• Romanian: uite — interjection to attract attention
• Russian: смотри́ (smotrí) — interjection to attract attention
• Russian: смотри́те (smotríte) — interjection to attract attention
• Spanish: mirar — interjection to attract attention
• Swedish: titta — interjection to attract attention
• Arabic: نَظْرَة (naẓra) — action of looking
• Arabic: نَظْرَة (naẓra) — action of looking
• Arabic: شوفة (šōfa) — action of looking
• Basque: so — action of looking
• Belarusian: по́гляд (póhljad) — action of looking
• Belarusian: по́зірк (pózirk) — action of looking
• Bulgarian: по́глед (pógled) — action of looking
• Catalan: ullada — action of looking
• Catalan: cop d'ull — action of looking
• Catalan: mirada — action of looking
• Chinese Mandarin: 目光 (mùguāng) — action of looking
• Chinese Mandarin: 一見 /一见 (yījiàn) — action of looking
• Czech: pohled — action of looking
• Dutch: blik — action of looking
• Finnish: katsominen — action of looking
• French: regard — action of looking
• Galician: ollada — action of looking
• Georgian: ყურება (q̇ureba) — action of looking
• Georgian: ცქერა (ckera) — action of looking
• Georgian: ჭვრეტა (č̣vreṭa) — action of looking
• German: Blick — action of looking
• Greek: βλέμμα (vlémma) — action of looking
• Greek: ματιά (matiá) — action of looking
• Ancient Greek: βλέμμα (blémma) — action of looking
• Hebrew: מבט (mabát) — action of looking
• Hungarian: pillantás — action of looking
• Italian: occhiata — action of looking
• Italian: sguardo — action of looking
• Italian: aspetto — action of looking
• Japanese: 一見 (ikken) — action of looking
• Japanese: 一目 — action of looking
• Korean: 일견 (ilgyeon) — action of looking
• Macedonian: поглед (pogled) — action of looking
• Norwegian Bokmål: blikk — action of looking
• Norwegian Nynorsk: blikk — action of looking
• Polish: pogląd — action of looking
• Portuguese: olhada — action of looking
• Romanian: privire — action of looking
• Romanian: vedere — action of looking
• Romansh: egliada — action of looking
• Romansh: iglieada — action of looking
• Romansh: igleida — action of looking
• Romansh: öglieda — action of looking
• Romansh: sguard — action of looking
• Russian: взгляд (vzgljad) — action of looking
• Scots: leuk — action of looking
• Scots: luke — action of looking
• Scots: luik — action of looking
• Scottish Gaelic: sùil — action of looking
• Sicilian: taliata — action of looking
• Sicilian: ucchiata — action of looking
• Slovak: pohľad — action of looking
• Spanish: vistazo — action of looking
• Spanish: ojeada — action of looking
• Spanish: mirada — action of looking
• Swahili: angalia — action of looking
• Swedish: blick — action of looking
• Telugu: చూపు (cūpu) — action of looking
• Tocharian B: pilko — action of looking
• Turkish: bakma — action of looking
• Turkish: bakış — action of looking
• Ottoman Turkish: باقم (bakım) — action of looking
• Ottoman Turkish: نگاه (nigâh) — action of looking
• Ukrainian: по́гляд (póhljad) — action of looking
• Yiddish: קוק (kuk) — action of looking
• Zazaki: bıvin — action of looking
• Zazaki: bıase — action of looking
• Afrikaans: kyk — physical appearance
• Arabic: مَرْأىً (marʔan) — physical appearance
• Arabic: مَرْآة (marʔāh) — physical appearance
• Armenian: արտաքին (artakʻin) — physical appearance
• Aromanian: vidzutã — physical appearance
• Aromanian: videalã — physical appearance
• Azerbaijani: görünüş — physical appearance
• Azerbaijani: görkəm — physical appearance
• Azerbaijani: zahiri görünüş — physical appearance
• Belarusian: вы́гляд (výhljad) — physical appearance
• Belarusian: зне́шнасць (znjéšnascʹ) — physical appearance
• Bulgarian: вид (vid) — physical appearance
• Bulgarian: въ́ншност (vǎ́nšnost) — physical appearance
• Chinese Mandarin: 樣子 /样子 (yàngzi) — physical appearance
• Czech: vzhled — physical appearance
• Dutch: uitzicht — physical appearance
• Dutch: look — physical appearance
• Dutch: uiterlijk — physical appearance
• Dutch: stijl — physical appearance
• Esperanto: aspekto — physical appearance
• Finnish: ulkonäkö — physical appearance
• French: air — physical appearance
• Georgian: გარეგნობა (garegnoba) — physical appearance
• German: Aussehen — physical appearance
• Greek: όψη (ópsi) — physical appearance
• Ancient Greek: ἰδέα (idéa) — physical appearance
• Hebrew: מראה — physical appearance
• Hungarian: kinézet — physical appearance
• Italian: aspetto — physical appearance
• Japanese: 様子 (yōsu) — physical appearance
• Korean: 모양 (moyang) — physical appearance
• Korean: 외형 (oehyeong) — physical appearance
• Korean: 외관 (oegwan) — physical appearance
• Kumyk: кюц (küts) — physical appearance
• Macedonian: изглед (izgled) — physical appearance
• Marathi: रुप (rup) — physical appearance
• Norwegian: utseende — physical appearance
• Polish: wygląd — physical appearance
• Portuguese: aspecto — physical appearance
• Romanian: aspect — physical appearance
• Romanian: înfățișare — physical appearance
• Russian: вид (vid) — physical appearance
• Russian: вне́шность (vnéšnostʹ) — physical appearance
• Scots: leuk — physical appearance
• Scots: luke — physical appearance
• Scots: luik — physical appearance
• Scottish Gaelic: coltas — physical appearance
• Serbo-Croatian: изглед — physical appearance
• Serbo-Croatian: izgled — physical appearance
• Sicilian: aspettu — physical appearance
• Slovak: vzhľad — physical appearance
• Spanish: aspecto — physical appearance
• Spanish: apariencia — physical appearance
• Spanish: imagen — physical appearance
• Spanish: facha — physical appearance
• Spanish: look — physical appearance
• Spanish: viso — physical appearance
• Spanish: pinta — physical appearance
• Spanish: aire — physical appearance
• Spanish: porte — physical appearance
• Spanish: prestancia — physical appearance
• Spanish: fisionomía — physical appearance
• Spanish: fisonomía — physical appearance
• Spanish: facies — physical appearance
• Spanish: estampa — physical appearance
• Spanish: ver — physical appearance
• Spanish: pergeño — physical appearance
• Spanish: pergenio — physical appearance
• Spanish: cariz — physical appearance
• Swahili: angalia — physical appearance
• Swedish: utseende — physical appearance
• Thai: หน้าตา (nâa-dtaa) — physical appearance
• Turkish: görünüş — physical appearance
• Turkish: görünüm — physical appearance
• Turkish: görüntü — physical appearance
• Ottoman Turkish: نمایش (nümayiş) — physical appearance
• Ukrainian: ви́гляд (výhljad) — physical appearance
• Ukrainian: зо́внішність (zóvnišnistʹ) — physical appearance
• Zazaki: bıase — physical appearance
• Belarusian: по́гляд (póhljad) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Bulgarian: израже́ние (izražénie) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Czech: pohled — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Dutch: blik — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Estonian: pilk — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Finnish: ilme — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Finnish: katse — facial expression — see also facial expression
• French: regard — facial expression — see also facial expression
• French: mine — facial expression — see also facial expression
• German: Fratze — facial expression — see also facial expression
• German: Blick — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Hebrew: מבט (mabát) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Hungarian: tekintet — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Hungarian: pillantás — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Irish: dreach — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Italian: occhiataccia — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Italian: ghigno — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Italian: espressione — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Macedonian: поглед (pogled) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Norman: èrgard — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Norwegian: uttrykk — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Portuguese: olhar — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Russian: взгляд (vzgljad) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Scots: leuk — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Scots: luke — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Scots: luik — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Scottish Gaelic: fiamh — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Slovene: pogled — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Spanish: mirada — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Spanish: expresión — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Spanish: fisonomía — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Spanish: fisionomía — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Swahili: angalia — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Swedish: blick — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Thai: หน้าตา (nâa-dtaa) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Turkish: bakış — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Ukrainian: по́гляд (póhljad) — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Zazaki: bıweyn — facial expression — see also facial expression
• Afrikaans: kyk — to try to see
• Ainu: inkar — to try to see
• Ainu: インカㇽ (inkar) — to try to see
• Akatek: il — to try to see
• Albanian: shoh — to try to see
• Albanian: shikoj — to try to see
• Southern Altai: багар (bagar) — to try to see
• Southern Altai: караар (karaar) — to try to see
• Arabic: نَظَرَ (naẓara) — to try to see
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to try to see
• Arabic: بص (baṣṣ) — to try to see
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to try to see
• Arabic: طالع (ṭālaʕ) — to try to see
• Arabic: اتفَرَّج (atfarraj) — to try to see
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to try to see
• Arabic: تطلّع (tṭallaʕ) — to try to see
• Arabic: تفرّج (tfarraj) — to try to see
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to try to see
• Arabic: تطلّع (tṭallaʕ) — to try to see
• Arabic: تفرّج (tfarraj) — to try to see
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to try to see
• Armenian: նայել (nayel) — to try to see
• Armenian: դիտել (ditel) — to try to see
• Assamese: চা (sa) — to try to see
• Asturian: mirar — to try to see
• Asturian: amirar — to try to see
• Azerbaijani: baxmaq — to try to see
• Bakhtiari: نیشتن (niyašten) — to try to see
• Bangi: keka — to try to see
• Bangi: tala — to try to see
• Bashkir: ҡарау (qaraw) — to try to see
• Belarusian: глядзе́ць (hljadzjécʹ) — to try to see
• Belarusian: паглядзе́ць (pahljadzjécʹ) — to try to see
• Bengali: তাকান (takan) — to try to see
• Breton: sellout — to try to see
• Bulgarian: гле́дам (glédam) — to try to see
• Burmese: ကြည့် (krany.) — to try to see
• Catalan: mirar — to try to see
• Catalan: guaitar — to try to see
• Chechen: хьажа (ḥraža) — to try to see
• Tedim Chin: en — to try to see
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇 (tai2) — to try to see
• Chinese Cantonese: 望 (mong6) — to try to see
• Chinese: кан (kan) — to try to see
• Chinese: 看 (khòan, khàn) — to try to see
• Chinese Mandarin: 看 (kàn) — to try to see
• Chinese Mandarin: 視 /视 (shì) — to try to see
• Chinese Mandarin: 見 /见 (jiàn) — to try to see
• Wu Chinese: 看 — to try to see
• Chinook Jargon: nanich — to try to see
• Czech: dívat se — to try to see
• Czech: podívat se — to try to see
• Danish: kigge — to try to see
• Danish: kikke — to try to see
• Danish: se — to try to see
• Dutch: kijken — to try to see
• Esperanto: rigardi — to try to see
• Estonian: vaatama — to try to see
• Ewe: kpɔ — to try to see
• Faroese: líta — to try to see
• Faroese: hyggja — to try to see
• Finnish: katsoa — to try to see
• French: regarder — to try to see
• North Frisian: kiike — to try to see
• Friulian: vuardâ — to try to see
• Galician: mirar — to try to see
• Ge'ez: ነጸረ (näṣärä) — to try to see
• Georgian: ყურება (q̇ureba) — to try to see
• Georgian: ცქერა (ckera) — to try to see
• Georgian: ჭვრეტა (č̣vreṭa) — to try to see
• German: sehen — to try to see
• German: schauen — to try to see
• German: blicken — to try to see
• German: hinschauen — to try to see
• German: hinsehen — to try to see
• German: gucken — to try to see
• German: guggen — to try to see
• German: kucken — to try to see
• German: ansehen — to try to see
• German: luege — to try to see
• Gothic: 𐌰𐍄𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽 (atsaiƕan) — to try to see
• Greek: κοιτάζω (koitázo) — to try to see
• Ancient Greek: σκοπέω (skopéō) — to try to see
• Ancient Greek: λεύσσω (leússō) — to try to see
• Paraguayan Guarani: ma'ẽ — to try to see
• Gujarati: જોવું (jovũ) — to try to see
• Hebrew: הִסְתַּכֵּל (histakél) — to try to see
• Hebrew: הביט (hibít) — to try to see
• Hebrew: ראה (ra'á) — to try to see
• Hindi: देखना (dekhnā) — to try to see
• Hindi: निगाह करना (nigāh karnā) — to try to see
• Hungarian: néz — to try to see
• Icelandic: kíkja — to try to see
• Icelandic: horfa — to try to see
• Icelandic: sjá — to try to see
• Icelandic: líta — to try to see
• Ido: regardar — to try to see
• Indonesian: pandangi — to try to see
• Ingush: хьежа (ḥreža) — to try to see
• Interlingua: reguardar — to try to see
• Irish: amharc — to try to see
• Irish: féach — to try to see
• Istriot: vardà — to try to see
• Italian: guardare — to try to see
• Jamaican Creole: coo — to try to see
• Japanese: 見る (miru) — to try to see
• Japanese: 観る (miru) — to try to see
• Japanese: 見てみる (mitemiru) — to try to see
• Japanese: ご覧になる (go-ran ni naru) — to try to see
• Japanese: 拝見する (haiken surú) — to try to see
• Kabuverdianu: djobe — to try to see
• Kabuverdianu: odja — to try to see
• Kabuverdianu: oiá — to try to see
• Kazakh: қарау (qarau) — to try to see
• Khmer: មើល (məəl) — to try to see
• Korean: 보다 (boda) — to try to see
• Central Kurdish: تەمەشاکردن (temeşakirdin) — to try to see
• Kyrgyz: кара- (kara-) — to try to see
• Lao: ເບິ່ງ (bœng) — to try to see
• Latgalian: vērtīs — to try to see
• Latin: specto — to try to see
• Latin: video — to try to see
• Latin: tueor — to try to see
• Latin: obtueor — to try to see
• Latvian: skats — to try to see
• Lingala: keka — to try to see
• Lingala: tala — to try to see
• Lithuanian: žiūrėti — to try to see
• Lombard: vardà — to try to see
• Macedonian: гледа (gleda) — to try to see
• Malayalam: നോക്കുക (nōkkuka) — to try to see
• Manchu: ᡨᡠᠸᠠᠮᠪᡳ (tuwambi) — to try to see
• Māori: titiro — to try to see
• Māori: tiro hura — to try to see
• Marathi: बघणे (baghṇe) — to try to see
• Southern Sierra Miwok: hyk·eʔ jo·ʔun — to try to see
• Mongolian: харах (xarax) — to try to see
• Khiamniungan Naga: thāp — to try to see
• Neapolitan: guardà — to try to see
• Nivkh: нюдь (ņud̦) — to try to see
• Norman: r'garder — to try to see
• Norwegian: se — to try to see
• Norwegian: skue — to try to see
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lita — to try to see
• Occitan: gaitar — to try to see
• Ojibwe: nandawaabam — to try to see
• Old English: lōcian — to try to see
• Old Norse: sjá — to try to see
• Old Norse: sēa — to try to see
• Old Norse: líta — to try to see
• Old Saxon: lokon — to try to see
• Dari: سیل کردن (sayl kardan) — to try to see
• Dari: نگاه کردن (nigāh kardan) — to try to see
• Dari: نگریستن (nigarīstan) — to try to see
• Iranian Persian: نگاه کردن (negâh kardan) — to try to see
• Iranian Persian: نگریستن (negaristan) — to try to see
• Polish: patrzeć — to try to see
• Polish: popatrzeć — to try to see
• Portuguese: olhar — to try to see
• Quechua: qhaway — to try to see
• Rapa Nui: ki — to try to see
• Romanian: privi — to try to see
• Romanian: uita — to try to see
• Romanian: vedea — to try to see
• Romansh: dar in'egliada — to try to see
• Romansh: dar en'igleida — to try to see
• Romansh: der ün'öglieda — to try to see
• Romansh: dar ün'ögliada — to try to see
• Romansh: dar in tgit — to try to see
• Romansh: dar egn tgit — to try to see
• Romansh: dar in cuc — to try to see
• Romansh: vesair — to try to see
• Romansh: veser — to try to see
• Romansh: vaser — to try to see
• Romansh: veir — to try to see
• Romansh: vzair — to try to see
• Romansh: vair — to try to see
• Romansh: verer — to try to see
• Romansh: tgittar — to try to see
• Romansh: tgitar — to try to see
• Romansh: tschütter — to try to see
• Romansh: vurdar — to try to see
• Russian: смотре́ть (smotrétʹ) — to try to see
• Russian: посмотре́ть (posmotrétʹ) — to try to see
• Russian: гляде́ть (gljadétʹ) — to try to see
• Russian: погляде́ть (pogljadétʹ) — to try to see
• Sanskrit: चष्टे (caṣṭe) — to try to see
• Santali: ᱧᱮᱞ (ñel) — to try to see
• Scots: leuk — to try to see
• Scots: luke — to try to see
• Scots: luik — to try to see
• Scottish Gaelic: amhairc — to try to see
• Scottish Gaelic: coimhead — to try to see
• Scottish Gaelic: seall — to try to see
• Serbo-Croatian: гле̏дати — to try to see
• Serbo-Croatian: glȅdati — to try to see
• Sicilian: taliari — to try to see
• Sinhalese: බලනවා (balanawā) — to try to see
• Slovak: dívať sa — to try to see
• Slovak: podívať sa — to try to see
• Slovak: pozerať — to try to see
• Slovene: gledati — to try to see
• Lower Sorbian: glědaś — to try to see
• Spanish: mirar — to try to see
• Spanish: ojear — to try to see
• Spanish: catar — to try to see
• Spanish: lentear — to try to see
• Spanish: lookear — to try to see
• Sranan Tongo: luku — to try to see
• Swahili: angalia — to try to see
• Swedish: titta — to try to see
• Swedish: se — to try to see
• Swedish: kika — to try to see
• Swedish: kolla — to try to see
• Swedish: spana — to try to see
• Sylheti: ꠌꠣꠃꠣ (saua) — to try to see
• Tagalog: tingnan — to try to see
• Tajik: нигоҳ кардан (nigoh kardan) — to try to see
• Tajik: нигаристан (nigaristan) — to try to see
• Tatar: карарга (qararğa) — to try to see
• Tatar: багарга (bağarğa) — to try to see
• Telugu: చూచు (cūcu) — to try to see
• Thai: มอง (mɔɔng) — to try to see
• Thai: ดู (duu) — to try to see
• Tok Pisin: luk — to try to see
• Tok Pisin: lukim — to try to see
• Turkish: bakmak — to try to see
• Turkmen: gözlemek — to try to see
• Turkmen: bakmak — to try to see
• Ugaritic: 𐎈𐎄𐎊 (ḥdy) — to try to see
• Ukrainian: диви́тися (dyvýtysja) — to try to see
• Ukrainian: подиви́тися (podyvýtysja) — to try to see
• Urdu: دیکھنا (dekhnā) — to try to see
• Uzbek: qaramoq — to try to see
• Uzbek: boqmoq — to try to see
• Venetan: vardar — to try to see
• Venetan: varđar — to try to see
• Vietnamese: nhìn — to try to see
• Vietnamese: dòm — to try to see
• Vietnamese: nhòm — to try to see
• Vietnamese: ngó — to try to see
• Welsh: edrych — to try to see
• Woiwurrung: nganga — to try to see
• Yakut: көр (kör) — to try to see
• Zazaki: weynayen — to try to see
• Zazaki: vinayen — to try to see
• Zou: en — to try to see
• Albanian: parë — to appear, to seem
• Arabic: بَدَا (badā) — to appear, to seem
• Aromanian: par — to appear, to seem
• Azerbaijani: görünmək — to appear, to seem
• Bashkir: күренеү (kürenew) — to appear, to seem
• Basque: iruditu — to appear, to seem
• Belarusian: выгляда́ць (vyhljadácʹ) — to appear, to seem
• Bulgarian: изгле́ждам (izgléždam) — to appear, to seem
• Catalan: semblar — to appear, to seem
• Chickasaw: ahooba — to appear, to seem
• Chickasaw: chihmi — to appear, to seem
• Chinese Cantonese: 好似 (hou2 ci5) — to appear, to seem
• Chinese Mandarin: 好像 (hǎoxiàng) — to appear, to seem
• Chinese Mandarin: 顯得 /显得 (xiǎnde) — to appear, to seem
• Choctaw: ahoba — to appear, to seem
• Czech: vypadat — to appear, to seem
• Danish: se ud — to appear, to seem
• Danish: synes — to appear, to seem
• Danish: tegne virke — to appear, to seem
• Dutch: lijken — to appear, to seem
• Dutch: er uitzien — to appear, to seem
• Esperanto: aspekti — to appear, to seem
• Esperanto: ŝajni — to appear, to seem
• Ewe: dze — to appear, to seem
• Finnish: näyttää — to appear, to seem
• Finnish: vaikuttaa — to appear, to seem
• French: sembler — to appear, to seem
• French: paraître — to appear, to seem
• French: avoir l'air — to appear, to seem
• Friulian: parê — to appear, to seem
• German: scheinen — to appear, to seem
• German: aussehen — to appear, to seem
• Greek: φαίνομαι (faínomai) — to appear, to seem
• Ancient Greek: φαίνομαι (phaínomai) — to appear, to seem
• Hebrew: נִרְאָה (nir'á) — to appear, to seem
• Hungarian: látszik — to appear, to seem
• Hungarian: tűnik — to appear, to seem
• Hungarian: kinéz — to appear, to seem
• Icelandic: líta út — to appear, to seem
• Icelandic: virðast — to appear, to seem
• Icelandic: sýnast — to appear, to seem
• Ido: aspektar — to appear, to seem
• Ingrian: näyttää — to appear, to seem
• Irish: féach — to appear, to seem
• Italian: sembrare — to appear, to seem
• Italian: apparire — to appear, to seem
• Japanese: 見える (mieru) — to appear, to seem
• Khmer: ដូចជា (douc ciə) — to appear, to seem
• Korean: 보이다 (boida) — to appear, to seem
• Korean: 생기다 (saenggida) — to appear, to seem
• Central Kurdish: وا دیارە (wa dyare) — to appear, to seem
• Latin: simulo — to appear, to seem
• Latin: pareo — to appear, to seem
• Latin: videor — to appear, to seem
• Macedonian: изгледа (izgleda) — to appear, to seem
• Māori: ngia — to appear, to seem
• Marathi: दिसून येणे (disūn yeṇe) — to appear, to seem
• Middle English: semen — to appear, to seem
• Mongolian: харагдах (xaragdax) — to appear, to seem
• Norwegian: se ut — to appear, to seem
• Norwegian: synes — to appear, to seem
• Norwegian Bokmål: se ut — to appear, to seem
• Old English: ġesewen bēon — to appear, to seem
• Old English: þynċan — to appear, to seem
• Old Saxon: likian — to appear, to seem
• Oromo: fakkaachuu — to appear, to seem
• Persian: به نظر آمدن (be nazar âmadan) — to appear, to seem
• Persian: به نظر رسیدن (be nazar residan) — to appear, to seem
• Polish: wyglądać — to appear, to seem
• Portuguese: parecer — to appear, to seem
• Romanian: părea — to appear, to seem
• Romanian: arăta — to appear, to seem
• Russian: вы́глядеть (výgljadetʹ) — to appear, to seem
• Santali: ᱧᱮᱞ (ñel) — to appear, to seem
• Scots: leuk — to appear, to seem
• Scots: luke — to appear, to seem
• Scots: luik — to appear, to seem
• Scottish Gaelic: bi coltach — to appear, to seem
• Serbo-Croatian: изгле́дати — to appear, to seem
• Serbo-Croatian: izglédati — to appear, to seem
• Sicilian: pariri — to appear, to seem
• Slovak: vyzerať — to appear, to seem
• Slovene: izgledati — to appear, to seem
• Spanish: parecer — to appear, to seem
• Spanish: verse — to appear, to seem
• Spanish: lucir — to appear, to seem
• Swahili: angalia — to appear, to seem
• Swedish: se ut — to appear, to seem
• Swedish: verka — to appear, to seem
• Swedish: synas — to appear, to seem
• Tagalog: mukha — to appear, to seem
• Telugu: కనిపించు (kanipiñcu) — to appear, to seem
• Telugu: కనబడు (kanabaḍu) — to appear, to seem
• Turkish: görünmek — to appear, to seem
• Ukrainian: вигляда́ти (vyhljadáty) — to appear, to seem
• Zazaki: asayen — to appear, to seem
• Albanian: pamje — give an appearance of being
• Bulgarian: изгле́ждам (izgléždam) — give an appearance of being
• Chickasaw: ahooba — give an appearance of being
• Chickasaw: chihmi — give an appearance of being
• Choctaw: ahoba — give an appearance of being
• Finnish: näyttää — give an appearance of being
• Marathi: दिसणे (disṇe) — give an appearance of being
• Portuguese: estar — give an appearance of being
• Romanian: părea — give an appearance of being
• Romanian: arăta — give an appearance of being
• Russian: вы́глядеть (výgljadetʹ) — give an appearance of being
• Spanish: verse — give an appearance of being
• Spanish: lucir — give an appearance of being
• Spanish: veerse — give an appearance of being
• Zazaki: peyda bıyayen — give an appearance of being
• Albanian: përball — to face
• Bulgarian: гледам (gledam) — to face
• Catalan: encarar — to face
• Danish: opsøge — to face
• Dutch: uitzien — to face
• Finnish: sijaita — to face
• French: donner sur — to face
• French: regarder — to face
• German: schaut — to face
• Greek: βλέπω (vlépo) — to face
• Italian: affacciarsi — to face
• Italian: guardare — to face
• Japanese: 向かう (mukau) — to face
• Korean: 마주하다 (majuhada) — to face
• Korean: 향하다 (hyanghada) — to face
• Central Kurdish: سەیرکردن (seyirkirdin) — to face
• Central Kurdish: تەمەشاکردن (temeşakirdin) — to face
• Latin: do — to face
• Macedonian: гледа (gleda) — to face
• Norwegian: oppsøke — to face
• Portuguese: resguardar — to face
• Scots: leuk — to face
• Scots: luke — to face
• Scots: luik — to face
• Spanish: dar — to face
• Swahili: angalia — to face
• Zazaki: asen (diq) — to face
• Albanian: pres — to expect
• Bulgarian: очаквам (očakvam) — to expect
• Dutch: uitzien (naar) — to expect
• Finnish: odottaa — to expect
• German: erwarten — to expect
• Italian: contare — to expect
• Latin: expecto — to expect
• Norwegian: se ut — to expect
• Portuguese: esperar — to expect
• Spanish: esperar — to expect
• Swahili: angalia — to expect
• Zazaki: pawen — to expect
• Danish: sikre — to make sure of
• Finnish: huolehtia — to make sure of
• Zazaki: xo dıyen — to make sure of