militarize

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• /ˈmɪ.lɪ.tə.ɹaɪz/
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Etymology tree English military Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō)bor. Late Latin -izōder. Middle French -iserbor. Middle English -isen English -ize English militarize From military + -ize.

42 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: мілітарызава́ць (militaryzavácʹ) — to give military character to
• Bulgarian: милитаризи́рам (militarizíram) — to give military character to
• Chinese Mandarin: 軍事化 /军事化 (jūnshìhuà) — to give military character to
• Finnish: militarisoida — to give military character to
• French: militariser — to give military character to
• German: militarisieren — to give military character to
• Hungarian: militarizál — to give military character to
• Hungarian: katonásít — to give military character to
• Japanese: 軍事化する (gunjika suru) — to give military character to
• Korean: 군사화하다 (gunsahwahada) — to give military character to
• Macedonian: милитаризи́ра (militarizíra) — to give military character to
• Polish: militaryzować — to give military character to
• Russian: милитаризи́ровать (militarizírovatʹ) — to give military character to
• Russian: милитаризова́ть (militarizovátʹ) — to give military character to
• Russian: военизи́ровать (vojenizírovatʹ) — to give military character to
• Spanish: militarizar — to give military character to
• Swedish: militarisera — to give military character to
• Ukrainian: мілітаризува́ти (militaryzuváty) — to give military character to
• Belarusian: мілітарызаваць (militaryzavacʹ) — to train or equip for war
• Catalan: militaritzar — to train or equip for war
• Chinese Mandarin: 軍事化 /军事化 (jūnshìhuà) — to train or equip for war
• Esperanto: pormilitigi — to train or equip for war
• Finnish: harjoittaa sotaan — to train or equip for war
• Finnish: varustaa sotaan — to train or equip for war
• French: militariser — to train or equip for war
• Galician: militarizar — to train or equip for war
• German: militarisieren — to train or equip for war
• Hungarian: felfegyverez — to train or equip for war
• Hungarian: kiképez — to train or equip for war
• Italian: militarizzare — to train or equip for war
• Japanese: 軍事化する (gunjika suru) — to train or equip for war
• Polish: zbroić — to train or equip for war
• Romanian: militariza — to train or equip for war
• Russian: милитаризи́ровать (militarizírovatʹ) — to train or equip for war
• Russian: милитаризова́ть (militarizovátʹ) — to train or equip for war
• Russian: военизи́ровать (vojenizírovatʹ) — to train or equip for war
• Spanish: militarizar — to train or equip for war
• Ukrainian: мілітаризувати (militaryzuvaty) — to train or equip for war
• Chinese Mandarin: 軍事化 /军事化 (jūnshìhuà) — adopt for use by the military
• Finnish: ottaa sotilaskäyttöön — adopt for use by the military
• Hungarian: militarizál — adopt for use by the military
• Hungarian: katonásít — adopt for use by the military