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From Middle English macen, machiæ, macian, macke, mak, make, maken, makiȝe, from Old English macian (“to build, make, work”), from Proto-West Germanic *makōn (“to build, make, work”), from *mak (“agreeable, comfortable, fit, suitable”), from Proto-Germanic *makaz (“agreeable, comfortable, fit, suitable”), from Proto-Indo-European *meh2ǵ-, *meh2ḱ- (“to knead”) or *meg- (“to be comfortable, pleasant”). Related to match. Cognates Cognate with Scots mak (“to make”), Yola maak, maake (“to make”), North Frisian maage, maaki, mååge (“to make”), Saterland Frisian moakje (“to make; to repair; to prepare; to preach; to earn”), West Frisian meitsje (“to make”), Alemannic German mache (“to make; to do”), Bavarian måcha, måchn (“to make; to do; to go; to cause; to play; to matter; to look”), Cimbrian machan (“to make”), Dutch and Low German maken (“to make”), German machen (“to make; to do; to go; to cause; to play; to fare; to look”), Luxembourgish maachen, man (“to make; to do; to take; to equal; to put”), Mòcheno mòchen (“to make”), Vilamovian mahha (“to make; to do”), Yiddish מאַכן (makhn, “to create, make; to do; to say”); also probably Irish mám (“yoke; duty, obligation; function, service”), Latin mācerō (“to soften; to weaken; to mortify; to torture”), Ancient Greek μάσσω (mássō, “to handle, knead; to wipe”), Bulgarian ма́жа (máža, “to smear; to oil”), Czech mazat (“to lubricate; to spread; to smear; to scribble; to erase”), Polish mazać (“to smear; to scribble; to pule, whimper”), Russian ма́зать (mázatʹ, “to oil; to paint; to smear; to soil; to miss”), Serbo-Croatian ма̏зати, mȁzati (“to smear; to dirty”), Ukrainian ма́зати (mázaty, “to smear”), Old Armenian մած (mac, “glued together, joined; coagulated, curdled; adhesive, sticking; compact; dense”), Hindi मचाना (macānā, “to cause, raise, wreak”).

From Middle English make, imake, ȝemace, from Old English ġemaca (“a mate, an equal, companion, peer”), from Proto-West Germanic *gamakō, from Proto-Germanic *gamakô (“companion, comrade”), from Proto-Indo-European *maǵ- (“to knead, oil”). Reinforced by Old Norse maki (“an equal”). Cognate with Icelandic maki (“spouse”), Swedish make (“spouse, husband”), Danish mage (“companion, fellow, mate”). Doublet of match.

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• Armenian: մակնիշ (makniš) — brand
• Bulgarian: марка (marka) — brand
• Chinese Mandarin: 牌子 (páizi) — brand
• Chinese Mandarin: 品牌 (pǐnpái) — brand
• Czech: značka — brand
• Danish: mærke — brand
• Danish: fabrikat — brand
• Dutch: merk — brand
• Esperanto: marko — brand
• Finnish: merkki — brand
• Finnish: malli — brand
• French: marque — brand
• German: Fabrikat — brand
• German: Marke — brand
• Greek: μάρκα (márka) — brand
• Hungarian: márka — brand
• Hungarian: gyártmány — brand
• Irish: cineál — brand
• Irish: déanamh — brand
• Italian: marca — brand
• Japanese: メーク (mēku) — brand
• Japanese: 銘柄 (meigara) — brand
• Japanese: 製 (sei) — brand
• Polish: marka — brand
• Portuguese: marca — brand
• Russian: ма́рка (márka) — brand
• Spanish: marca — brand
• Swedish: märke — brand
• Afrikaans: maak — to construct
• Ainu: カラ (kara) — to construct
• Albanian: kry — to construct
• Southern Altai: эдер (eder) — to construct
• Southern Altai: јазаар (ǰazaar) — to construct
• Southern Altai: кылар (kïlar) — to construct
• Amharic: መስራት (mäsrat) — to construct
• Chungli Ao: yanglu — to construct
• Arabic: فَعَلَ (faʕala) — to construct
• Arabic: صَنَعَ (ṣanaʕa) — to construct
• Algerian Arabic: دار — to construct
• Armenian: անել (anel) — to construct
• Armenian: շինել (šinel) — to construct
• Armenian: սարքել (sarkʻel) — to construct
• Armenian: պատրաստել (patrastel) — to construct
• Assamese: সজা (xoza) — to construct
• Assamese: বনোৱা (bonüa) — to construct
• Asturian: facer — to construct
• Azerbaijani: eləmək — to construct
• Azerbaijani: etmək — to construct
• Bashkir: эшләү (eşləw/eştəw) — to construct
• Bashkir: эштәү (eşləw/eştəw) — to construct
• Bashkir: яһау (yahaw) — to construct
• Belarusian: рабі́ць (rabícʹ) — to construct
• Belarusian: зрабі́ць (zrabícʹ) — to construct
• Betawi: bikin — to construct
• Breton: ober — to construct
• Bulgarian: строя (stroja) — to construct
• Catalan: fer — to construct
• Chinese Cantonese: 整 (zing2) — to construct
• Chinese Mandarin: 制造 (zhìzào) — to construct
• Chinese Mandarin: 做 (zuò) — to construct
• Chinese Mandarin: 製作 /制作 (zhìzuò) — to construct
• Chuukese: föri — to construct
• Coptic: ⲉⲓⲣⲉ (eire) — to construct
• Coptic: ⲣⲁ (ra) — to construct
• Cornish: gul — to construct
• Cornish: gwul — to construct
• Cornish: gwruthyl — to construct
• Czech: stavět — to construct
• Danish: lave — to construct
• Danish: udføre — to construct
• Dutch: maken — to construct
• Egyptian: ir (jrj) — to construct
• Esperanto: fari — to construct
• Estonian: tegema — to construct
• Even: о- (o-) — to construct
• Evenki: о- (o-) — to construct
• Faliscan: facio (facio) — to construct
• Finnish: tehdä — to construct
• Finnish: rakentaa — to construct
• French: faire — to construct
• North Frisian: mååge — to construct
• North Frisian: maage — to construct
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to construct
• Galician: facer — to construct
• Galician: construír — to construct
• German: machen — to construct
• German: bauen — to construct
• Old High German: mahhōn — to construct
• Gothic: 𐍄𐌰𐌿𐌾𐌰𐌽 (taujan) — to construct
• Greek: κατασκευάζω (kataskevázo) — to construct
• Greek: φτιάχνω (ftiáchno) — to construct
• Ancient Greek: ποιέω (poiéō) — to construct
• Mbya Guarani: japo — to construct
• Hebrew: בנה (banáh) — to construct
• Hindi: बनाना (banānā) — to construct
• Hungarian: készít — to construct
• Hungarian: csinál — to construct
• Icelandic: gera — to construct
• Irish: déan — to construct
• Istriot: fà — to construct
• Italian: fare — to construct
• Japanese: 作る (tsukuru) — to construct
• Japanese: 建設する (kensetsu suru) — to construct
• Jarai: ngă — to construct
• Kabuverdianu: faze — to construct
• Kaitag: бира́ра (birára) — to construct
• Kambera: pandoi — to construct
• Korean: 만들다 (mandeulda) — to construct
• Korean: 하다 (hada) — to construct
• Korean: 제작하다 (jejakhada) — to construct
• Northern Kurdish: çêkirin — to construct
• Latgalian: gatavēt — to construct
• Latgalian: rūst — to construct
• Latgalian: taiseit — to construct
• Latin: facio — to construct
• Latin: ago — to construct
• Latin: struo — to construct
• Latvian: darīt — to construct
• Livonian: tīedõ — to construct
• Low German: maken — to construct
• Macedonian: прави (pravi) — to construct
• Maltese: għamel — to construct
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: ba'al — to construct
• Māori: hanga — to construct
• Maranao: ba'al — to construct
• Central Sierra Miwok: čý·l- — to construct
• Mòcheno: mòchen — to construct
• Khiamniungan Naga: hìeshā — to construct
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīe — to construct
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīeshá — to construct
• Nanai: анго- (aŋo-) — to construct
• Norman: faithe — to construct
• Old English: wyrċan — to construct
• Persian: ساختن (sâxtan) — to construct
• Plautdietsch: moaken — to construct
• Polish: konstruować — to construct
• Portuguese: fazer — to construct
• Portuguese: construir — to construct
• Romanian: face — to construct
• Russian: де́лать (délatʹ) — to construct
• Russian: сде́лать (sdélatʹ) — to construct
• Russian: изгота́вливать (izgotávlivatʹ) — to construct
• Russian: изготовля́ть (izgotovljátʹ) — to construct
• Russian: изгото́вить (izgotóvitʹ) — to construct
• Scots: mak — to construct
• Scottish Gaelic: dèan — to construct
• Sicilian: fari — to construct
• Slovak: robiť — to construct
• Slovene: narediti — to construct
• Somali: samayn — to construct
• Spanish: hacer — to construct
• Spanish: artificiar — to construct
• Spanish: obrar — to construct
• Spanish: construir — to construct
• Spanish: edificar — to construct
• Spanish: formar — to construct
• Swedish: göra — to construct
• Sylheti: ꠛꠣꠘꠣꠘꠤ (banani) — to construct
• Sylheti: ꠢꠣꠎꠣ (haza) — to construct
• Tamil: பண்ணு (paṇṇu) — to construct
• Tamil: செய் (cey) — to construct
• Tocharian B: yām- — to construct
• Ukrainian: роби́ти (robýty) — to construct
• Ukrainian: зроби́ти (zrobýty) — to construct
• Ukrainian: виготовля́ти (vyhotovljáty) — to construct
• Ukrainian: вигото́вити (vyhotóvyty) — to construct
• Urdu: بنانا (banānā) — to construct
• Venetan: far — to construct
• Vietnamese: làm — to construct
• Welsh: gwneud — to construct
• Yao (Africa): kupanganya — to construct
• Yucatec Maya: beet — to construct
• Zazaki: kerden — to construct
• Afrikaans: produseer — to produce
• Albanian: kry — to produce
• Albanian: bëj — to produce
• Arabic: صَنَعَ (ṣanaʕa) — to produce
• Armenian: արտադրել (artadrel) — to produce
• Assamese: প্ৰস্তুত কৰা (prostut kora) — to produce
• Asturian: facer — to produce
• Azerbaijani: qayırmaq — to produce
• Azerbaijani: düzəltmək — to produce
• Bashkir: эшләү (eşləw/eştəw) — to produce
• Bashkir: эштәү (eşləw/eştəw) — to produce
• Bashkir: яһау (yahaw) — to produce
• Betawi: bikin — to produce
• Bulgarian: правя (pravja) — to produce
• Chinese Cantonese: 整 (zing2) — to produce
• Egyptian: ir (jrj) — to produce
• Faliscan: facio (facio) — to produce
• Finnish: tehdä — to produce
• Finnish: tuottaa — to produce
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to produce
• Galician: facer — to produce
• Galician: producir — to produce
• German: machen — to produce
• German: produzieren — to produce
• Old High German: mahhōn — to produce
• Ancient Greek: ποιέω (poiéō) — to produce
• Hebrew: יצר — to produce
• Hungarian: készít — to produce
• Hungarian: alkot — to produce
• Hungarian: létrehoz — to produce
• Japanese: 作る (tsukuru) — to produce
• Japanese: 生産する (seisan suru) — to produce
• Japanese: 製造する (seizō suru) — to produce
• Judeo-Italian: פַֿארֵי — to produce
• Kabuverdianu: faze — to produce
• Korean: 생산하다 (saengsanhada) — to produce
• Latin: facio — to produce
• Latin: ago — to produce
• Latin: produco — to produce
• Eastern Mari: ышташ (yštaš) — to produce
• Mòcheno: mòchen — to produce
• Persian: تولید کردن — to produce
• Persian: ایجاد کردن — to produce
• Persian: ساختن (sâxtan) — to produce
• Polish: wytwarzać — to produce
• Polish: wytworzyć — to produce
• Polish: wyrabiać — to produce
• Polish: wyrobić — to produce
• Polish: produkować — to produce
• Polish: wyprodukować — to produce
• Polish: wykonywać — to produce
• Polish: wykonać — to produce
• Portuguese: fazer — to produce
• Sanskrit: आरभ्ति (ārabhti) — to produce
• Scots: mak — to produce
• Spanish: producir — to produce
• Spanish: elaborar — to produce
• Spanish: confeccionar — to produce
• Swedish: tillverka — to produce
• Tamil: பண்ணு (paṇṇu) — to produce
• Tamil: செய் (cey) — to produce
• Waray-Waray: himo — to produce
• Welsh: cynhyrchu — to produce
• Welsh: gwneud — to produce
• Zazaki: resnen — to produce
• Zazaki: icad kerden — to produce
• Afrikaans: maak — to create
• Albanian: kry — to create
• Arabic: صَنَعَ (ṣanaʕa) — to create
• Armenian: ստեղծել (steġcel) — to create
• Assamese: বনোৱা (bonüa) — to create
• Assamese: সজা (xoza) — to create
• Assamese: সৃষ্টি কৰা (xristi kora) — to create
• Asturian: facer — to create
• Bashkir: эшләү (eşləw/eştəw) — to create
• Bashkir: эштәү (eşləw/eştəw) — to create
• Bashkir: яһау (yahaw) — to create
• Betawi: bikin — to create
• Bulgarian: създавам (sǎzdavam) — to create
• Cebuano: gama — to create
• Chinese Cantonese: 整 (zing2) — to create
• Czech: vyrábět — to create
• Czech: dělat — to create
• Czech: tvořit — to create
• Czech: vytvářet — to create
• Czech: udělat — to create
• Danish: lave — to create
• Danish: fremstille — to create
• Danish: skabe — to create
• Dutch: maken — to create
• Esperanto: krei — to create
• Faliscan: facio (facio) — to create
• Finnish: tehdä — to create
• Finnish: luoda — to create
• French: faire — to create
• French: créer — to create
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to create
• Galician: facer — to create
• German: machen — to create
• Old High German: mahhōn — to create
• Greek: φτιάχνω (ftiáchno) — to create
• Greek: κατασκευάζω (kataskevázo) — to create
• Greek: κάνω (káno) — to create
• Ancient Greek: κτίζω (ktízō) — to create
• Ancient Greek: ποιέω (poiéō) — to create
• Mbya Guarani: japo — to create
• Hebrew: עשה — to create
• Hindi: रचना (racnā) — to create
• Hindi: सृजना (sŕjnā) — to create
• Hindi: रचना करना (racnā karnā) — to create
• Hindi: सृजन करना (sŕjan karnā) — to create
• Hungarian: alkot — to create
• Icelandic: búa til — to create
• Irish: déan — to create
• Japanese: 創る (tsukuru) — to create
• Japanese: 創造する (sōzō suru) — to create
• Kabuverdianu: faze — to create
• Korean: 만들다 (mandeulda) — to create
• Korean: 제작하다 (jejakhada) — to create
• Latin: facio — to create
• Latin: ago — to create
• Latin: creo — to create
• Eastern Mari: ышташ (yštaš) — to create
• Middle English: maken — to create
• Mòcheno: mòchen — to create
• Khiamniungan Naga: hìeshā — to create
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīe — to create
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīeshá — to create
• Norwegian: lage — to create
• Old English: wyrċan — to create
• Persian: ساختن — to create
• Polish: tworzyć — to create
• Polish: stworzyć — to create
• Polish: robić — to create
• Portuguese: fazer — to create
• Russian: де́лать (délatʹ) — to create
• Russian: сде́лать (sdélatʹ) — to create
• Russian: создава́ть (sozdavátʹ) — to create
• Russian: созда́ть (sozdátʹ) — to create
• Scots: mak — to create
• Spanish: hacer — to create
• Spanish: crear — to create
• Spanish: instrumentar — to create
• Spanish: formar — to create
• Swedish: skapa — to create
• Turkish: yapmak — to create
• Turkish: yaratmak — to create
• Welsh: creu — to create
• Yao (Africa): kupanganya — to create
• Zazaki: vırazen — to create
• Albanian: krijoj — to form
• Finnish: muotoilla — to form
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to form
• Old High German: mahhōn — to form
• Hungarian: készít — to form
• Korean: 이루다 (iruda) — to form
• Khiamniungan Naga: hìeshā — to form
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīe — to form
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīeshá — to form
• Persian: تشکیل دادن — to form
• Scots: mak — to form
• Spanish: formar — to form
• Swedish: forma — to form
• Afrikaans: vorm — to constitute
• Armenian: լինել (linel) — to constitute
• Armenian: կազմել (kazmel) — to constitute
• Dutch: vormen — to constitute
• Finnish: olla — to constitute
• West-Frisian: foarmje — to constitute
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to constitute
• Old High German: mahhōn — to constitute
• Hebrew: היווה — to constitute
• Hungarian: alkot — to constitute
• Japanese: 構成する (kōsei suru) — to constitute
• Korean: 구성하다 (guseonghada) — to constitute
• Latin: facio — to constitute
• Latin: ago — to constitute
• Latin: struo — to constitute
• Khiamniungan Naga: hìeshā — to constitute
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīe — to constitute
• Khiamniungan Naga: hīeshá — to constitute
• Old English: wyrċan — to constitute
• Portuguese: fazer — to constitute
• Spanish: hacer — to constitute
• Zazaki: kerden — to constitute
• Afrikaans: maak — to interpret
• Armenian: հասկանալ (haskanal) — to interpret
• Armenian: մեկնաբանել (meknabanel) — to interpret
• Dutch: maken — to interpret
• Dutch: denken — to interpret
• Dutch: interpreteren — to interpret
• Finnish: tulkita — to interpret
• Finnish: ajatella — to interpret
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to interpret
• West-Frisian: tinke — to interpret
• German: machen — to interpret
• German: interpretieren — to interpret
• Old High German: mahhōn — to interpret
• Greek: καταλαβαίνω (katalavaíno) — to interpret
• Hungarian: értelmez — to interpret
• Japanese: 解釈する (kaishaku suru) — to interpret
• Korean: 해석하다 (haeseokhada) — to interpret
• Portuguese: interpretar — to interpret
• Spanish: hacer — to interpret
• Welsh: dehongli — to interpret
• Dutch: maken — to bring into success
• Finnish: tehdä — to bring into success
• West-Frisian: grutmeitsje — to bring into success
• German: machen — to bring into success
• Old High German: mahhōn — to bring into success
• Greek: καταφέρνω (kataférno) — to bring into success
• Hungarian: sikerre visz — to bring into success
• Hungarian: sikeressé tesz — to bring into success
• Japanese: 成す (nasu) — to bring into success
• Japanese: 成し遂げる (nashitogeru) — to bring into success
• Korean: 성공하다 (seonggonghada) — to bring into success
• Korean: 달성하다 (dalseonghada) — to bring into success
• Latin: facio — to bring into success
• Latin: ago — to bring into success
• Portuguese: fazer — to bring into success
• Slovene: narediti — to bring into success
• Spanish: hacer — to bring into success
• Afrikaans: maak — to cause to be
• Arabic: جَعَلَ (jaʕala) — to cause to be
• Armenian: դարձնել (darjnel) — to cause to be
• Betawi: bikin — to cause to be
• Chinese Mandarin: 使 (shǐ) — to cause to be
• Chinese Mandarin: 使得 (shǐdé) — to cause to be
• Czech: činit — to cause to be
• Danish: gøre — to cause to be
• Dutch: maken — to cause to be
• Finnish: tehdä — to cause to be
• French: rendre — to cause to be
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to cause to be
• German: machen — to cause to be
• Hebrew: גרם (garám) — to cause to be
• Hindi: कारण (kāraṇ) — to cause to be
• Hungarian: tesz — to cause to be
• Italian: rendere — to cause to be
• Japanese: 原因になる (gen'in ni naru) — to cause to be
• Japanese: する — to cause to be
• Latin: facio — to cause to be
• Latin: ago — to cause to be
• Old English: dōn — to cause to be
• Polish: czynić — to cause to be
• Portuguese: fazer — to cause to be
• Portuguese: deixar — to cause to be
• Lower Sorbian: póraś — to cause to be
• Spanish: hacer — to cause to be
• Spanish: hacer que — to cause to be
• Spanish: hacer de — to cause to be
• Swedish: göra — to cause to be
• Zazaki: ben (diq) — to cause to be
• Afrikaans: doen — to cause to do
• Arabic: جَعَلَ (jaʕala) — to cause to do
• Armenian: -ցն- (-cʻn-) — to cause to do
• Armenian: -ացն- (-acʻn-) — to cause to do
• Armenian: -եցն- (-ecʻn-) — to cause to do
• Betawi: bikin — to cause to do
• Catalan: fer — to cause to do
• Dutch: doen — to cause to do
• Dutch: ertoe brengen — to cause to do
• Esperanto: igi — to cause to do
• Finnish: saada — to cause to do
• French: faire — to cause to do
• German: lassen — to cause to do
• German: bringen — to cause to do
• Hebrew: גרם — to cause to do
• Hungarian: -at — to cause to do
• Hungarian: -et — to cause to do
• Hungarian: -tat — to cause to do
• Hungarian: -tet — to cause to do
• Hungarian: elér — to cause to do
• Irish: tabhair ar — to cause to do
• Italian: fare — to cause to do
• Japanese: 引き起こす (hikiokosu) — to cause to do
• Japanese: させる (saseru) — to cause to do
• Japanese: やらせる (yaraseru) — to cause to do
• Judeo-Italian: פַֿארֵי — to cause to do
• Korean: 일으키다 (ireukida) — to cause to do
• Latin: facio — to cause to do
• Latin: ago — to cause to do
• Old English: dōn — to cause to do
• Polish: sprawiać — to cause to do
• Portuguese: fazer — to cause to do
• Spanish: hacer — to cause to do
• Zazaki: arden — to cause to do
• Afrikaans: doen — to force to do
• Arabic: جَعَلَ (jaʕala) — to force to do
• Armenian: ստիպել (stipel) — to force to do
• Armenian: հարկադրել (harkadrel) — to force to do
• Armenian: դրդել (drdel) — to force to do
• Czech: přimět — to force to do
• Czech: donutit — to force to do
• Czech: přinutit — to force to do
• Danish: få til — to force to do
• Dutch: doen — to force to do
• Dutch: ertoe brengen — to force to do
• Esperanto: devigi — to force to do
• Finnish: pakottaa — to force to do
• Finnish: teettää — to force to do
• West-Frisian: dwaan litte — to force to do
• German: lassen — to force to do
• German: zwingen — to force to do
• Hebrew: הכריח (hikhríakh) — to force to do
• Hindi: विवश करना (vivaś karnā) — to force to do
• Hungarian: késztet — to force to do
• Hungarian: rávesz — to force to do
• Irish: tabhair ar — to force to do
• Japanese: させる (saseru) — to force to do
• Japanese: 強制する (kyōsei suru) — to force to do
• Korean: 시키다 (sikida) — to force to do
• Latin: compello — to force to do
• Latin: cogo — to force to do
• Latvian: likt — to force to do
• Latvian: piespiest — to force to do
• Old English: dōn — to force to do
• Polish: zmuszać — to force to do
• Polish: zmusić — to force to do
• Portuguese: fazer — to force to do
• Russian: заставля́ть (zastavljátʹ) — to force to do
• Russian: заста́вить (zastávitʹ) — to force to do
• Russian: принужда́ть (prinuždátʹ) — to force to do
• Russian: прину́дить (prinúditʹ) — to force to do
• Spanish: obligar — to force to do
• Welsh: gorfodi — to force to do
• Afrikaans: maak — to indicate or suggest to be
• Arabic: جَعَلَ (jaʕala) — to indicate or suggest to be
• Armenian: դարձնել (darjnel) — to indicate or suggest to be
• Dutch: maken — to indicate or suggest to be
• Finnish: tehdä — to indicate or suggest to be
• West-Frisian: meitsje — to indicate or suggest to be
• German: machen — to indicate or suggest to be
• Hungarian: tesz — to indicate or suggest to be
• Japanese: 推測させる (suisoku saseru) — to indicate or suggest to be
• Latin: facio — to indicate or suggest to be
• Latin: ago — to indicate or suggest to be
• Portuguese: fazer — to indicate or suggest to be
• Spanish: hacer — to indicate or suggest to be
• Welsh: awgrymu — to indicate or suggest to be
• Bulgarian: опра́вям (oprávjam) — to cover with bedclothes
• Bulgarian: опра́вя (oprávja) — to cover with bedclothes
• Czech: ustlat — to cover with bedclothes
• Czech: stlát — to cover with bedclothes
• Finnish: pedata — to cover with bedclothes
• Galician: arroupar — to cover with bedclothes
• Galician: facer — to cover with bedclothes
• German: machen — to cover with bedclothes
• Hungarian: megágyaz — to cover with bedclothes
• Hungarian: megvet — to cover with bedclothes
• Irish: cóirigh — to cover with bedclothes
• Polish: ścielić — to cover with bedclothes
• Polish: pościelić — to cover with bedclothes
• Scottish Gaelic: càirich — to cover with bedclothes
• Finnish: tunnistaa — to recognise
• Hungarian: észrevesz — to recognise
• Hungarian: felismer — to recognise
• Hungarian: (hu) kiszúr — to recognise
• Latin: distingo — to recognise
• Chinese Cantonese: 搵錢 /揾钱 — to earn, to gain (money)
• Chinese Mandarin: 賺 /赚 — to earn, to gain (money)
• Finnish: ansaita — to earn, to gain (money)
• Finnish: tienata — to earn, to gain (money)
• French: gagner — to earn, to gain (money)
• West-Frisian: fertsjinje — to earn, to gain (money)
• Galician: gañar — to earn, to gain (money)
• Hungarian: keres — to earn, to gain (money)
• Korean: 벌다 (beolda) — to earn, to gain (money)
• Norwegian: tjene — to earn, to gain (money)
• Old English: earnian — to earn, to gain (money)
• Portuguese: ganhar — to earn, to gain (money)
• Spanish: ganar — to earn, to gain (money)
• Spanish: cobrar — to earn, to gain (money)
• Spanish: hacer — to earn, to gain (money)
• Spanish: devengar — to earn, to gain (money)
• Swedish: tjäna — to earn, to gain (money)