merger

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• Australian, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmɜː.d͡ʒə/
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• Canada, General-American: mûrʹjər
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈmɝ.d͡ʒɚ/
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• rhymes with -ɜː(ɹ)dʒə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: M ER1 JH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English merge Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English merger From merge + -er.

From Anglo-Norman merger (verb used as noun).

78 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: اِنْدِمَاج (indimāj) — the act or process of merging
• Belarusian: зліццё (zliccjó) — the act or process of merging
• Belarusian: зьліцьцё (zʹlicʹcjó) — the act or process of merging
• Bulgarian: сливане (slivane) — the act or process of merging
• Bulgarian: обединяване (obedinjavane) — the act or process of merging
• Chinese Mandarin: 合併 /合并 (hébìng) — the act or process of merging
• Czech: fúze — the act or process of merging
• Dutch: samensmelting — the act or process of merging
• Dutch: versmelting — the act or process of merging
• Dutch: fusie — the act or process of merging
• Finnish: yhdistyminen — the act or process of merging
• Finnish: yhteensulautuminen — the act or process of merging
• Finnish: sulautuminen — the act or process of merging
• Finnish: sulauttaminen — the act or process of merging
• French: fusionnement — the act or process of merging
• French: fusion — the act or process of merging
• Georgian: შერწყმა (šerc̣q̇ma) — the act or process of merging
• Georgian: გაერთიანება (gaertianeba) — the act or process of merging
• German: Verschmelzung — the act or process of merging
• German: Fusion — the act or process of merging
• German: Zusammenfügung — the act or process of merging
• Hindi: विलय (vilay) — the act or process of merging
• Hungarian: egyesülés — the act or process of merging
• Hungarian: összeolvadás — the act or process of merging
• Hungarian: fúzió — the act or process of merging
• Italian: fusione — the act or process of merging
• Italian: unione — the act or process of merging
• Japanese: 合併 (gappei) — the act or process of merging
• Japanese: 統合 (tōgō) — the act or process of merging
• Korean: 합병 (hapbyeong) — the act or process of merging
• Macedonian: спојување (spojuvanje) — the act or process of merging
• Norwegian Bokmål: sammenslåing — the act or process of merging
• Persian: ادغام (edġâm) — the act or process of merging
• Polish: fuzja — the act or process of merging
• Portuguese: fusão — the act or process of merging
• Russian: слия́ние (slijánije) — the act or process of merging
• Russian: поглоще́ние (pogloščénije) — the act or process of merging
• Slovak: fúzia — the act or process of merging
• Spanish: fusión — the act or process of merging
• Spanish: unión — the act or process of merging
• Spanish: mersión — the act or process of merging
• Spanish: mergimiento — the act or process of merging
• Swedish: sammanslagning — the act or process of merging
• Ukrainian: злиття́ (zlyttjá) — the act or process of merging
• Ukrainian: злива́ння (zlyvánnja) — the act or process of merging
• Dutch: opslorping — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Dutch: amalgamatie — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Finnish: sulautuminen — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Finnish: sulautuma — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Georgian: შთანთქმა (štantkma) — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Georgian: შერწყმა (šerc̣q̇ma) — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Hindi: विलय (vilay) — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Russian: слия́ние (slijánije) — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Russian: поглоще́ние (pogloščénije) — an absorption into one estate, contract etc.
• Armenian: միաձուլում (miajulum) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Chinese Mandarin: 合併 /合并 (hébìng) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Dutch: fusie — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Finnish: fuusio — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Finnish: yritysfuusio — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Finnish: sulautuminen — the legal union of two or more corporations
• French: fusion — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Georgian: შერწყმა (šerc̣q̇ma) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Georgian: შეერთება (šeerteba) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Georgian: გაერთიანება (gaertianeba) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• German: Fusion — the legal union of two or more corporations
• German: Firmenzusammenschluss — the legal union of two or more corporations
• German: Zusammenschluss — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Hindi: विलय (vilay) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Indonesian: penggabungan — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Irish: cumasc — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Japanese: 合併 (gappei) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Japanese: 統合 (tōgō) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Portuguese: fusão — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Russian: слия́ние (slijánije) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Russian: поглоще́ние (pogloščénije) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Russian: объедине́ние (obʺjedinénije) — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Spanish: fusión — the legal union of two or more corporations
• Ukrainian: злиття́ (zlyttjá) — the legal union of two or more corporations