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• lo͞oz
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• Received-Pronunciation: /luːz/
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• Canada, General-American: /luz/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /lʉːz/
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• homophone: loos
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• rhymes with -uːz
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• Northumbria: /lɒs/
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• lōz
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• Early, Modern, also: /lɔːz/
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• CMU ARPABET: L UW1 Z Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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* As a north/Low German surname, from a pet form of Lodewig, Ludwig. * As a south German surname, from a pet from of Nikolaus.

From Middle English losen, from Old English losian. The modern pronunciation with /uː/ (instead of the /oʊ~əʊ/ that would be expected from Early Modern /ɔː/) is due to conflation with loose.

445 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: verloor — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Albanian: humb — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Albanian: humbas — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Gheg Albanian: hup — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Southern Altai: јоголтор (ǰogoltor) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Arabic: خَسِرَ (ḵasira) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Arabic: فَقَدَ (faqada) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Arabic: ضيع (ḍayyaʕ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Arabic: ودّر (waddər) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Armenian: կորցնել (korcʻnel) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Aromanian: cherdu — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Assamese: হেৰোৱা (herüa) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Asturian: perder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Azerbaijani: itirmək — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Azerbaijani: uduzmaq — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bashkir: юғалтыу (yuğaltıw) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Basque: galdu — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belarusian: тра́ціць (trácicʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belarusian: стра́ціць (strácicʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belarusian: губі́ць (hubícʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belarusian: губля́ць (hubljácʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belarusian: згубі́ць (zhubícʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Belizean Creole: laas — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bengali: হারানো (haranō) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bengali: হারিয়ে ফেলা (hariẏe phela) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bhojpuri: हेराइल (hērāil) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bulgarian: загу́бвам (zagúbvam) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bulgarian: гу́бя (gúbja) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Bulgarian: загу́бя (zagúbja) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Burmese: ပျောက် (pyauk) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Burmese: ပျက် (pyak) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Burmese: ပြုတ် (prut) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Catalan: perdre — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chechen: иеша (iješa) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Cherokee: ᎤᏲᎱᏎᎭ (uyohuseha) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese Cantonese: 冇咗 (mou5 zo2) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese Cantonese: 丟 /丢 (diu1) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese Cantonese: 蝕 /蚀) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese: дю (diu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese Mandarin: 丟 /丢 (diū) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chinese Mandarin: 失去 (shīqù) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Chuukese: poutano — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Cornish: kelli — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Crimean Tatar: coytmaq — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Czech: ztrácet — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Czech: ztratit — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Dalmatian: piardro — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Danish: tabe — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Danish: miste — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Dutch: verliezen — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Esperanto: malgajni — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Esperanto: perdi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Estonian: kaotama — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Faroese: missa — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Finnish: menettää — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• French: perdre — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• North Frisian: ferlees — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• North Frisian: ferliise — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Old Frisian: forliasa — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• West-Frisian: ferlieze — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Friulian: pierdi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Galician: perder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Georgian: დაკარგვა (daḳargva) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• German: verlieren — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Gothic: 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌻𐌹𐌿𐍃𐌰𐌽 (fraliusan) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Haitian Creole: pèdi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Hebrew: אִבֵּד ('ibbed) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Hindi: खोना (khonā) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Hungarian: elveszít — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Hungarian: elhagy — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Icelandic: týna — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ido: perdar — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ilocano: wagat — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ilocano: iwagat — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Indonesian: hilang — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Irish: caill — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Isnag: waxa — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Istro-Romanian: pľerde — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Italian: perdere — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Italian: smarrire — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Japanese: なくす (nakusu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Japanese: 落とす (otosu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Japanese: 失う (ushinau) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Kashmiri: راوُن (rāvun) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Kazakh: жоғалту (joğaltu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Khmer: បាត់ (bat) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Korean: 잃다 (ilta) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Central Kurdish: بزر کردن (bizr kirdin) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Northern Kurdish: ji dest dan — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Northern Kurdish: winda kirin — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Kyrgyz: жоготуу (jogotuu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ladin: perde — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ladino: pedrer — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ladino: piedrer — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ladino: peryer — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lao: ເສຍ (sīa) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latgalian: pagaisynuot — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latgalian: gaisynuot — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latin: āmittō — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latin: perdō — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latvian: zaudēt — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Latvian: pazaudēt — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lingala: bungisa — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lithuanian: netèkti — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lithuanian: praràsti — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Livonian: kōtõ — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lombard: perd — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Lombard: pèrd — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Low German: verlesen — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Luxembourgish: verléieren — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Macedonian: губи (gubi) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Macedonian: изгуби (izgubi) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Malay: hilang — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Maltese: tilef — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Mauritian Creole: perdi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Mongolian: алдах (aldax) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Khiamniungan Naga: ūi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Nepali: गुमाउनु (gumāunu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Norwegian Bokmål: miste — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Occitan: pèrder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Occitan: pèrdre — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Old English: forlēosan — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Persian: گم کردن (gom kardan) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Piedmontese: perde — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Polish: gubić — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Polish: zgubić — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Polish: tracić — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Polish: stracić — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Portuguese: perder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Quechua: chinkay — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Quechua: cinkai — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Quechua: ograi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Quechua: chinkachiy — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Réunion Creole French: pèrd — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Romanian: pierde — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Romansh: perder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Romansh: piarder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Romansh: pearder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Russian: теря́ть (terjátʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Russian: потеря́ть (poterjátʹ) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Samoan: vāivai — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sardinian: peldere — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sardinian: peldiri — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sardinian: perdere — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sardinian: perdiri — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Scots: tyne — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Scottish Gaelic: caill — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Serbo-Croatian: гу̀бити — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Serbo-Croatian: изгу̀бити — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Serbo-Croatian: gùbiti — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Serbo-Croatian: izgùbiti — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Seychellois Creole: perdi — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sicilian: peddiri — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Slovak: strácať — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Slovak: stratiť — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Slovene: izgubiti — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Slovene: izgubljati — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Somali: lumid — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Spanish: perder — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: förlora — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: tappa bort — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: tappa — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: mista — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: bliva av med — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Swedish: varda av med — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Sylheti: ꠀꠞꠣꠘꠤ (arani) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tajik: гум кардан (gum kardan) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tamil: தொலை (tolai) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tamil: இழ (iḻa) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tatar: югалту (yuğaltu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Telugu: కోల్పోవు (kōlpōvu) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tetum: lakon — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Thai: เสีย (sǐia) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tibetan: བརླགས (brlags) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tok Pisin: lusim — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Tongan: mole — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Turkish: kaybetmek — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Turkish: yitirmek — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Turkmen: ýitirmek — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ukrainian: втрача́ти (vtračáty) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ukrainian: втра́тити (vtrátyty) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ukrainian: губи́ти (hubýty) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Ukrainian: загуби́ти (zahubýty) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Urdu: کھونا (khonā) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Uyghur: يوقالماق (yoqalmaq) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Uyghur: يوقاتماق (yoqatmaq) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Uzbek: yoʻqotmoq — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Venetan: pèrdar — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Vietnamese: mất — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Walloon: piede — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Welsh: colli — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Yiddish: פֿאַרלירן (farlirn) — cease to have in one's possession or capability
• Basque: galdu — shed (weight)
• Bulgarian: свалям (svaljam) — shed (weight)
• Bulgarian: сваля (svalja) — shed (weight)
• Chinese Cantonese: 減 /减 (gaam2) — shed (weight)
• Chinese Mandarin: 減 /减 (jiǎn) — shed (weight)
• Chinese Mandarin: 減肥 /减肥 (jiǎnféi) — shed (weight)
• Czech: ztratit — shed (weight)
• Czech: shodit — shed (weight)
• Czech: zhubnout — shed (weight)
• Danish: tabe — shed (weight)
• Dutch: afvallen — shed (weight)
• Finnish: pudottaa (painoa) — shed (weight)
• French: perdre — shed (weight)
• Galician: perder — shed (weight)
• German: verlieren — shed (weight)
• German: abnehmen — shed (weight)
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — shed (weight)
• Greek: αδυνατίζω (adynatízo) — shed (weight)
• Italian: perdere — shed (weight)
• Japanese: 痩せる (yaseru) — shed (weight)
• Korean: 여위다 (yeowida) — shed (weight)
• Korean: 살이 빠지다 (sar-i ppajida) — shed (weight)
• Latin: amitto — shed (weight)
• Latin: perdo — shed (weight)
• Portuguese: perder — shed (weight)
• Portuguese: emagrecer — shed (weight)
• Russian: сбро́сить — shed (weight)
• Russian: худе́ть (xudétʹ) — shed (weight)
• Scots: tyne — shed (weight)
• Slovak: schudnúť — shed (weight)
• Slovene: izgubiti — shed (weight)
• Spanish: perder — shed (weight)
• Spanish: bajar (de peso) — shed (weight)
• Swedish: tappa — shed (weight)
• Tamil: குறை (kuṟai) — shed (weight)
• Thai: ลด (lót) — shed (weight)
• Turkish: zayıflamak — shed (weight)
• Turkish: kilo vermek — shed (weight)
• Turkish: kilo kaybetmek — shed (weight)
• Venetan: pèrdar — shed (weight)
• Arabic: فَقَدَ (faqada) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Bengali: হারানো (haranō) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Bulgarian: гу́бя (gúbja) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Dutch: verliezen — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Finnish: menettää — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• French: perdre — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Galician: peder — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• German: verlieren — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Italian: perdere — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Japanese: 無くなす (naku nasu) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Japanese: 亡くす (nakusu) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Latin: amitto — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Latin: perdo — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Persian: از دست دادن (az dast dâdan) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Polish: tracić — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Polish: stracić — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Portuguese: perder — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Russian: теря́ть (terjátʹ) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Russian: потеря́ть (poterjátʹ) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Scots: loss — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Slovene: izgubiti — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Swedish: förlora — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Swedish: mista — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Tagalog: mamatayan — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Tamil: இழ (iḻa) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Telugu: కోల్పోవు (kōlpōvu) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Thai: เสีย (sǐia) — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Vietnamese: mất — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Vietnamese: băng hà — experience the death of (someone to whom one has an attachment, such as a relative or friend)
• Arabic: خَسِرَ (ḵasira) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Arabic: خسر (ḵisir) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Armenian: պարտվել (partvel) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Armenian: կրվել (krvel) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Assamese: হাৰা (hara) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Assamese: হৰা (hora) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Asturian: perder — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Azerbaijani: uduzmaq — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Azerbaijani: məğlub olmaq — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Basque: galdu — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Belarusian: прагу́льваць (prahúlʹvacʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Belarusian: прагуля́ць (prahuljácʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Belarusian: прайграва́ць (prajhravácʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Belarusian: прайгра́ць (prajhrácʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Bengali: হারা (hara) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Bulgarian: загу́бвам (zagúbvam) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Bulgarian: гу́бя (gúbja) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Bulgarian: загу́бя (zagúbja) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Burmese: ရှုံး (hrum:) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Catalan: perdre — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Chinese Cantonese: 輸 /输 (syu1) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Chinese Mandarin: 輸 /输 (shū) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Chuukese: kuf — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Czech: prohrávat — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Czech: prohrát — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Danish: tabe — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Dutch: verliezen — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Finnish: hävitä — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• French: perdre — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Galician: perder — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• German: verlieren — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Greek: ηττώμαι (ittómai) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Hebrew: הִפְסִיד (hifsíd) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Hindi: खोना (khonā) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Hindi: हारना (hārnā) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Hungarian: veszít — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Icelandic: tapa — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Ido: perdar — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Indonesian: kalah — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Italian: perdere — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Japanese: 負ける (makeru) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Japanese: 敗北する (haiboku suru) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Kashmiri: ہارُن (hārun) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Khmer: ចាញ់ (cañ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Korean: 지다 (jida) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Korean: 패배하다 (paebaehada) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Central Kurdish: دۆڕاندن (dorrandin) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Lao: ແພ້ (phǣ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Latin: āmittō — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Latvian: zaudēt — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Macedonian: губи (gubi) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Macedonian: изгуби (izgubi) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Nepali: हार्नु (hārnu) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Norwegian Bokmål: tape — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Persian: باختن (bâxtan) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Pohnpeian: luhs — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Polish: przegrywać — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Polish: przegrać — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Portuguese: perder — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Quechua: chinkachiy — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Quechua: cinkai — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Quechua: ograi — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Romanian: pierde — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Russian: прои́грывать (proígryvatʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Russian: проигра́ть (proigrátʹ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Samoan: faia'ina — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Scots: loss — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Serbo-Croatian: гу̀бити — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Serbo-Croatian: изгу̀бити — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Serbo-Croatian: gùbiti — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Serbo-Croatian: izgùbiti — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Slovak: prehrávať — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Slovak: prehrať — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Slovene: izgubljati — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Slovene: izgubiti — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Spanish: perder — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Swedish: förlora — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Tajik: бохтан (boxtan) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Tamil: தோல் (tōl) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Tetum: lakon — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Thai: แพ้ (pɛ́ɛ) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Thai: พ่าย (pâai) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Tibetan: ཤོར (shor) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Tongan: foʻi — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Turkish: yenilmek — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Turkish: yitmek — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Turkish: kaybetmek — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Ukrainian: програва́ти (prohraváty) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Ukrainian: програ́ти (prohráty) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Urdu: کھونا (khonā) — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Venetan: pèrdar — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Vietnamese: thua — (transitive) be a defeated competitor in
• Arabic: خَسِرَ (ḵasira) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Asturian: perder — (intransitive) be defeated
• Basque: galdu — (intransitive) be defeated
• Belarusian: прайграва́ць (prajhravácʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Belarusian: прайгра́ць (prajhrácʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Belarusian: прага́дваць (prahádvacʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Belarusian: прагада́ць (prahadácʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Bengali: হারা (hara) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Bengali: হেরে যাওয়া (here jaōẇa) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Bulgarian: загу́бвам (zagúbvam) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Bulgarian: загу́бя (zagúbja) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Catalan: perdre — (intransitive) be defeated
• Chinese Mandarin: 輸 /输 (shū) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Czech: prohrát — (intransitive) be defeated
• Czech: prohrávat — (intransitive) be defeated
• Dutch: verliezen — (intransitive) be defeated
• Finnish: hävitä — (intransitive) be defeated
• French: perdre — (intransitive) be defeated
• Galician: perder — (intransitive) be defeated
• German: verlieren — (intransitive) be defeated
• Greek: ηττώμαι (ittómai) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Hebrew: הִפְסִיד (hifsíd) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Hungarian: veszít — (intransitive) be defeated
• Italian: perdere — (intransitive) be defeated
• Japanese: 負ける (makeru) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Korean: 지다 (jida) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Latin: āmittō — (intransitive) be defeated
• Navajo: honinééh — (intransitive) be defeated
• Polish: przegrywać — (intransitive) be defeated
• Polish: przegrać — (intransitive) be defeated
• Portuguese: perder — (intransitive) be defeated
• Russian: прои́грывать (proígryvatʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Russian: проигра́ть (proigrátʹ) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Scots: loss — (intransitive) be defeated
• Slovak: prehrať — (intransitive) be defeated
• Slovak: prohrávať — (intransitive) be defeated
• Slovene: izgubiti — (intransitive) be defeated
• Spanish: perder — (intransitive) be defeated
• Spanish: fracasar — (intransitive) be defeated
• Swedish: förlora — (intransitive) be defeated
• Tamil: தோல் (tōl) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Tamil: தோற்றுப்போ (tōṟṟuppō) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Telugu: ఓడిపోవు (ōḍipōvu) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Turkish: kaybetmek — (intransitive) be defeated
• Ottoman Turkish: یانمق (yanmak) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Ukrainian: програва́ти (prohraváty) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Ukrainian: програ́ти (prohráty) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Ukrainian: прога́дувати (proháduvaty) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Ukrainian: прогада́ти (prohadáty) — (intransitive) be defeated
• Venetan: pèrdar — (intransitive) be defeated
• Basque: galdu — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Bengali: হারানো (haranō) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Bengali: হারিয়ে ফেলা (hariẏe phela) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Bulgarian: гу́бя се (gúbja se) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Finnish: kadottaa — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• French: perdre — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• German: verlieren — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Greek: χάνω (cháno) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Italian: perdere — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Latin: amitto — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Latin: perdo — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Latin: deerro — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Latin: ero via — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Polish: zgubić — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Polish: zapodziać — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Portuguese: perder de vista — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Russian: теря́ть (terjátʹ) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Russian: потеря́ть (poterjátʹ) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Russian: нерадеть (neradetʹ) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Scots: tyne — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Swedish: tappa bort — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Tamil: தொலை (tolai) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Thai: หลง (lǒng) — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Turkish: kaybetmek — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Turkish: gözden kaçırmak — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Venetan: pèrdar — be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer
• Bulgarian: махам (maham) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Bulgarian: махна (mahna) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Finnish: ottaa pois — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• French: enlever — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• French: retirer — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• German: loswerden — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• German: weglassen — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Persian: زدودن (zodudan) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Persian: دور انداختن (dur andâxtan) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Scots: tyne — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Tamil: உதிர் (utir) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate
• Tamil: கழற்று (kaḻaṟṟu) — informal: shed, remove, discard, eliminate