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• British, Southern, Standard: /mɑjnd/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /mɑend/
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• Scotland: /mʌɪnd/
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• homophone: mined
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• rhymes with -aɪnd
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From Middle English minde, munde, imynde, imunde, ȝemynde, ȝemunde, from Old English mynd, ġemynd (“mind, memory”), from Proto-West Germanic *mundi, *gamundi, from Proto-Germanic *mundiz, *gamundiz (“memory, remembrance”), from Proto-Indo-European *méntis (“thought”) (compare also mantis, via Greek), from the root *men- (“to think”). Cognate with Old High German gimunt ("mind, memory, remembrance"; Middle High German munst (“love, benevolence, joy”)), Old Norse mynd (“image, model”), Gothic 𐌲𐌰𐌼𐌿𐌽𐌳𐍃 (gamunds, “remembrance, memory, mind”). Related also to Danish minde (“memory”), Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish minne (“memory”), Faroese and Icelandic minni (“memory, recall, recollection”), Latin mēns (“mind, reason”), Sanskrit मनस् (mánas), Ancient Greek μένος (ménos), Albanian mënd (“mind, reason”). Related to mantra. Compare also Old English myntan (“to mean, intend, purpose, determine, resolve”). More at mint.

559 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Ainu: ケウトゥㇺ (kewtum) — ability for rational thought
• Ainu: ラㇺ (ram) — ability for rational thought
• Ainu: ラマ (rama) — ability for rational thought
• Ainu: ラマッ (ramat) — ability for rational thought
• Ainu: ラム (ramu) — ability for rational thought
• Albanian: mendje — ability for rational thought
• Amharic: አዕምሮ (ʾäʿməro) — ability for rational thought
• Chiricahua: -́nii — ability for rational thought
• Jicarilla: -́nii — ability for rational thought
• Western Apache: -́niʼ — ability for rational thought
• Arabic: عَقْل (ʕaql) — ability for rational thought
• Arabic: ذِهْن (ḏihn) — ability for rational thought
• Arabic: خَلَد (ḵalad) — ability for rational thought
• Arabic: عقل (ʕaʔl) — ability for rational thought
• Arabic: عَقِل (ʕagil) — ability for rational thought
• Armenian: բանականություն (banakanutʻyun) — ability for rational thought
• Armenian: խելք (xelkʻ) — ability for rational thought
• Old Armenian: միտ (mit) — ability for rational thought
• Aromanian: minte — ability for rational thought
• Assamese: মন (mon) — ability for rational thought
• Asturian: miente — ability for rational thought
• Azerbaijani: ağıl — ability for rational thought
• Azerbaijani: fikir — ability for rational thought
• Azerbaijani: zehin — ability for rational thought
• Bashkir: аҡыл (aqıl) — ability for rational thought
• Basque: adimen — ability for rational thought
• Basque: buru — ability for rational thought
• Basque: gogo — ability for rational thought
• Basque: sen — ability for rational thought
• Belarusian: ро́зум (rózum) — ability for rational thought
• Bengali: মন (mon) — ability for rational thought
• Bengali: চিন্তা (cinta) — ability for rational thought
• Breton: poell — ability for rational thought
• Bulgarian: ум (um) — ability for rational thought
• Bulgarian: ра́зум (rázum) — ability for rational thought
• Bulgarian: ми́съл (mísǎl) — ability for rational thought
• Bulgarian: а́къл (ákǎl) — ability for rational thought
• Burmese: စိတ် (cit) — ability for rational thought
• Carpathian Rusyn: ро́зум (rózum) — ability for rational thought
• Catalan: ment — ability for rational thought
• Cherokee: ᎣᏓᏅᏛ (odanvdv) — ability for rational thought
• Chinese Mandarin: 智力 (zhìlì) — ability for rational thought
• Chinese Mandarin: 悟性 (wùxìng) — ability for rational thought
• Chinese Mandarin: 精神 (jīngshén) — ability for rational thought
• Chinese Mandarin: 心智 (xīnzhì) — ability for rational thought
• Chukchi: кувчемгъон (kuvčemgʺon) — ability for rational thought
• Ngazidja Comorian: âkili — ability for rational thought
• Coptic: ⲙⲉⲩⲓ (meui) — ability for rational thought
• Czech: mysl — ability for rational thought
• Czech: rozum — ability for rational thought
• Danish: sind — ability for rational thought
• Danish: sjæl — ability for rational thought
• Danish: indstilling — ability for rational thought
• Dutch: verstand — ability for rational thought
• Dutch: geest — ability for rational thought
• Dutch: psyche — ability for rational thought
• Dutch: denkvermogen — ability for rational thought
• Dutch: rede — ability for rational thought
• Esperanto: menso — ability for rational thought
• Estonian: mõistus — ability for rational thought
• Estonian: oid — ability for rational thought
• Estonian: aru — ability for rational thought
• Estonian: taip — ability for rational thought
• Estonian: järeldusvõime — ability for rational thought
• Finnish: mieli — ability for rational thought
• Finnish: järki — ability for rational thought
• Finnish: ymmärrys — ability for rational thought
• Finnish: pää — ability for rational thought
• French: esprit — ability for rational thought
• French: raison — ability for rational thought
• French: intelligence — ability for rational thought
• Friulian: ment — ability for rational thought
• Galician: mente — ability for rational thought
• Georgian: ჭკუა (č̣ḳua) — ability for rational thought
• Georgian: გონება (goneba) — ability for rational thought
• German: Verstand — ability for rational thought
• German: Geist — ability for rational thought
• German: Sinn — ability for rational thought
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌿𐌲𐍃 (hugs) — ability for rational thought
• Gothic: 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌸𐌹 (fraþi) — ability for rational thought
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌷𐌰 (aha) — ability for rational thought
• Greek: νους (nous) — ability for rational thought
• Greek: διάνοια (diánoia) — ability for rational thought
• Greek: μυαλό (myaló) — ability for rational thought
• Ancient Greek: νοῦς (noûs) — ability for rational thought
• Ancient Greek: φρήν (phrḗn) — ability for rational thought
• Paraguayan Guarani: anãngua — ability for rational thought
• Paraguayan Guarani: apytu'ũ — ability for rational thought
• Gujarati: મન (man) — ability for rational thought
• Hawaiian: manaʻo — ability for rational thought
• Hawaiian: waihona — ability for rational thought
• Hawaiian: noʻonoʻa — ability for rational thought
• Hawaiian: naʻau — ability for rational thought
• Hebrew: רוּחַ (rúakh) — ability for rational thought
• Hebrew: מוֹח — ability for rational thought
• Hebrew: מֹחַ (móakh) — ability for rational thought
• Hebrew: שׂכל (sekhel) — ability for rational thought
• Higaonon: hunahuna — ability for rational thought
• Hindi: मन (man) — ability for rational thought
• Hindi: दिल (dil) — ability for rational thought
• Hindi: ज़ेहन (zehan) — ability for rational thought
• Hungarian: értelem — ability for rational thought
• Hungarian: elme — ability for rational thought
• Icelandic: hugur — ability for rational thought
• Ido: mento — ability for rational thought
• Igbo: uchè — ability for rational thought
• Ingrian: meeli — ability for rational thought
• Irish: intinn — ability for rational thought
• Irish: meabhair — ability for rational thought
• Middle Irish: menma — ability for rational thought
• Old Irish: menmae — ability for rational thought
• Italian: mente — ability for rational thought
• Japanese: 心 (kokoro) — ability for rational thought
• Japanese: 精神 (seishin) — ability for rational thought
• Japanese: 知性 (chisei) — ability for rational thought
• Kazakh: ақыл (aqyl) — ability for rational thought
• Khmer: សតិ (saʼteʼ) — ability for rational thought
• Korean: 마음 (ma'eum) — ability for rational thought
• Korean: 심성 (simseong) — ability for rational thought
• Kumyk: гьакъыл (haqıl) — ability for rational thought
• Northern Kurdish: hiş — ability for rational thought
• Northern Kurdish: aqil — ability for rational thought
• Kyrgyz: акыл (akıl) — ability for rational thought
• Ladino: esprito — ability for rational thought
• Lao: ດວງຈິດ (dūang chit) — ability for rational thought
• Lao: ຈິດ (chit) — ability for rational thought
• Latgalian: pruots — ability for rational thought
• Latin: mens — ability for rational thought
• Latin: animus — ability for rational thought
• Latvian: prāts — ability for rational thought
• Lithuanian: protas — ability for rational thought
• Lithuanian: aumuo — ability for rational thought
• Lithuanian: omuo — ability for rational thought
• Luxembourgish: Verstand — ability for rational thought
• Luxembourgish: Geescht — ability for rational thought
• Macedonian: ум (um) — ability for rational thought
• Macedonian: разум (razum) — ability for rational thought
• Malagasy: saina — ability for rational thought
• Malay: akal — ability for rational thought
• Malayalam: മനസ് (manasŭ) — ability for rational thought
• Maltese: għaqal — ability for rational thought
• Māori: ihomatua — ability for rational thought
• Marathi: मन (man) — ability for rational thought
• Mongolian: ухаан (uxaan) — ability for rational thought
• Mongolian: оюун (ojuun) — ability for rational thought
• Nanai: мурун (murun) — ability for rational thought
• Navajo: bíniʼ — ability for rational thought
• Norwegian Bokmål: forstand — ability for rational thought
• Norwegian Bokmål: intellekt — ability for rational thought
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hug — ability for rational thought
• Occitan: esperit — ability for rational thought
• Occitan: ment — ability for rational thought
• Church Slavic: оумъ (umŭ) — ability for rational thought
• Church Slavic: разоумъ (razumŭ) — ability for rational thought
• Old East Slavic: розумъ (rozumŭ) — ability for rational thought
• Old East Slavic: умъ (umŭ) — ability for rational thought
• Old English: mōd — ability for rational thought
• Old Norse: hugur — ability for rational thought
• Pali: sati — ability for rational thought
• Pannonian Rusyn: ум (um) — ability for rational thought
• Pashto: ذهن (zehn) — ability for rational thought
• Pashto: عقل ('áqəl) — ability for rational thought
• Iranian Persian: ذِهْن (zehn) — ability for rational thought
• Iranian Persian: عَقْل (aġl) — ability for rational thought
• Middle Persian: mānag — ability for rational thought
• Pitjantjatjara: kata — ability for rational thought
• Polish: rozum — ability for rational thought
• Polish: umysł — ability for rational thought
• Polish: um — ability for rational thought
• Portuguese: mente — ability for rational thought
• Romagnol: mént — ability for rational thought
• Romanian: minte — ability for rational thought
• Russian: ум (um) — ability for rational thought
• Russian: ра́зум (rázum) — ability for rational thought
• Russian: рассу́док (rassúdok) — ability for rational thought
• Russian: интелле́кт (intellékt) — ability for rational thought
• Sanskrit: मनस् (manas) — ability for rational thought
• Sanskrit: चित् (cit) — ability for rational thought
• Sardinian: mente — ability for rational thought
• Sardinian: menti — ability for rational thought
• Scottish Gaelic: aire — ability for rational thought
• Serbo-Croatian: у̑м — ability for rational thought
• Serbo-Croatian: ра̏зӯм — ability for rational thought
• Serbo-Croatian: ȗm — ability for rational thought
• Serbo-Croatian: rȁzūm — ability for rational thought
• Shor: ағыл (ağıl) — ability for rational thought
• Slovak: myseľ — ability for rational thought
• Slovak: rozum — ability for rational thought
• Slovak: myslenie — ability for rational thought
• Slovene: um — ability for rational thought
• Slovene: razum — ability for rational thought
• Spanish: mente — ability for rational thought
• Swedish: förstånd — ability for rational thought
• Swedish: intellekt — ability for rational thought
• Swedish: psyke — ability for rational thought
• Tajik: ақл (aql) — ability for rational thought
• Tajik: зеҳн (zehn) — ability for rational thought
• Tatar: зиһен (zihen) — ability for rational thought
• Tatar: акыл (aqıl) — ability for rational thought
• Telugu: మనసు (manasu) — ability for rational thought
• Telugu: దిమాక్ (dimāk) — ability for rational thought
• Thai: จิตใจ (jìt-jai) — ability for rational thought
• Thai: จิต (jìt) — ability for rational thought
• Tibetan: སེམས (sems) — ability for rational thought
• Tocharian B: palsko — ability for rational thought
• Turkish: akıl — ability for rational thought
• Turkish: zihin — ability for rational thought
• Turkish: us — ability for rational thought
• Ottoman Turkish: عقل (ʼakl, ʼakıl) — ability for rational thought
• Turkmen: akyl — ability for rational thought
• Ukrainian: ро́зум (rózum) — ability for rational thought
• Ukrainian: ум (um) — ability for rational thought
• Ukrainian: інтеле́кт (intelékt) — ability for rational thought
• Urdu: عَقْل ('aql) — ability for rational thought
• Urdu: ذِہْن (zihn) — ability for rational thought
• Urdu: ذِہَن (zihan) — ability for rational thought
• Uyghur: ئەقىل (eqil) — ability for rational thought
• Uyghur: زېھىن (zëhin) — ability for rational thought
• Uzbek: aql — ability for rational thought
• Uzbek: fikr — ability for rational thought
• Uzbek: zehn — ability for rational thought
• Uzbek: ong — ability for rational thought
• Vietnamese: tinh thần — ability for rational thought
• Vietnamese: lòng — ability for rational thought
• Vietnamese: tâm trí — ability for rational thought
• Welsh: meddwl — ability for rational thought
• Yiddish: פֿאַרשטאַנד (farshtand) — ability for rational thought
• Yiddish: גײַסט (gayst) — ability for rational thought
• Yucatec Maya: tuukul — ability for rational thought
• Zulu: ingqondo — ability for rational thought
• Asturian: miente — ability to be aware of things
• Bashkir: аң (añ) — ability to be aware of things
• Bashkir: зиһен (zihen) — ability to be aware of things
• Bengali: মন (mon) — ability to be aware of things
• Estonian: meel — ability to be aware of things
• Estonian: taju — ability to be aware of things
• Finnish: mieli — ability to be aware of things
• Galician: atención — ability to be aware of things
• German: Bewusstsein — ability to be aware of things
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌿𐌲𐍃 (hugs) — ability to be aware of things
• Gothic: 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐌸𐌹 (fraþi) — ability to be aware of things
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌷𐌰 (aha) — ability to be aware of things
• Greek: συνείδηση (syneídisi) — ability to be aware of things
• Greek: μυαλό (myaló) — ability to be aware of things
• Hindi: मन (man) — ability to be aware of things
• Ingrian: meeli — ability to be aware of things
• Khmer: សតិ (saʼteʼ) — ability to be aware of things
• Latvian: prāts — ability to be aware of things
• Latvian: apziņa — ability to be aware of things
• Māori: hinengaro — ability to be aware of things
• Norwegian Bokmål: bevissthet — ability to be aware of things
• Portuguese: mente — ability to be aware of things
• Romanian: atenție — ability to be aware of things
• Russian: ум (um) — ability to be aware of things
• Russian: ра́зум (rázum) — ability to be aware of things
• Sanskrit: मनस् (manas) — ability to be aware of things
• Scottish Gaelic: aire — ability to be aware of things
• Swedish: medvetande — ability to be aware of things
• Swedish: sinne — ability to be aware of things
• Vietnamese: tinh thần — ability to be aware of things
• Asturian: memoria — ability to remember things
• Asturian: alcordancia — ability to remember things
• Azerbaijani: yaddaş — ability to remember things
• Azerbaijani: zehin — ability to remember things
• Bashkir: хәтер (xəter) — ability to remember things
• Bashkir: иҫ (iś) — ability to remember things
• Bengali: মন (mon) — ability to remember things
• Bulgarian: па́мет (pámet) — ability to remember things
• Dutch: geheugen — ability to remember things
• Estonian: mälu — ability to remember things
• Finnish: mieli — ability to remember things
• Finnish: pää — ability to remember things
• French: mémoire — ability to remember things
• Galician: memoria — ability to remember things
• Georgian: მეხსიერება (mexsiereba) — ability to remember things
• Georgian: მახსოვრობა (maxsovroba) — ability to remember things
• German: Gedächtnis — ability to remember things
• German: Gedanken — ability to remember things
• Greek: μνήμη (mními) — ability to remember things
• Greek: μνημονικό (mnimonikó) — ability to remember things
• Hindi: स्मरणशक्ति (smaraṇśakti) — ability to remember things
• Ingrian: meeli — ability to remember things
• Kazakh: зерде (zerde) — ability to remember things
• Khmer: គំនិត (kumnɨt) — ability to remember things
• Norwegian Bokmål: hukommelse — ability to remember things
• Norwegian Bokmål: minne — ability to remember things
• Portuguese: memória — ability to remember things
• Romanian: memorie — ability to remember things
• Russian: па́мять (pámjatʹ) — ability to remember things
• Scottish Gaelic: aire — ability to remember things
• Spanish: memoria — ability to remember things
• Swedish: minne — ability to remember things
• Telugu: ధారణా శక్తి (dhāraṇā śakti) — ability to remember things
• Ukrainian: па́м'ять (pámʺjatʹ) — ability to remember things
• Asturian: concentración — ability to focus the thoughts
• Bengali: মন (mon) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Estonian: keskendumine — ability to focus the thoughts
• Estonian: keskendus — ability to focus the thoughts
• Estonian: tähelepanu — ability to focus the thoughts
• Finnish: mieli — ability to focus the thoughts
• Finnish: ajatus — ability to focus the thoughts
• French: concentration — ability to focus the thoughts
• Galician: concentración — ability to focus the thoughts
• German: Aufmerksamkeit — ability to focus the thoughts
• German: Konzentration — ability to focus the thoughts
• Greek: αυτοσυγκέντρωση (aftosygkéntrosi) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Greek: μυαλό (myaló) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Hindi: मन (man) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Ingrian: meeli — ability to focus the thoughts
• Khmer: ចិត្ត (cət) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Norwegian Bokmål: konsentrasjon — ability to focus the thoughts
• Portuguese: concentração — ability to focus the thoughts
• Romanian: concentrare — ability to focus the thoughts
• Russian: сосредото́ченность (sosredotóčennostʹ) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Russian: концентра́ция (koncentrácija) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Sanskrit: मनस् (manas) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Scottish Gaelic: aire — ability to focus the thoughts
• Spanish: concentración — ability to focus the thoughts
• Swedish: koncentration — ability to focus the thoughts
• Ukrainian: зосере́дженість (zoserédženistʹ) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Ukrainian: концентра́ція (koncentrácija) — ability to focus the thoughts
• Asturian: miente — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Asturian: xeniu — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Finnish: nero — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Finnish: mieli — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Finnish: lahjakkuus — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• French: génie — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• French: penseur — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• German: Genie — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: μεγαλοφυία (megalofyía) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: διάνοια (diánoia) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: διανοούμενος (dianooúmenos) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: στοχαστής (stochastís) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: νους (nous) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Greek: μυαλό (myaló) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Khmer: គិតពិចារណាពូកែ (kɨt picaaraʼnaa puu kae) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Norwegian Bokmål: tenker — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Romanian: nebun — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Russian: ум (um) — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Spanish: genio — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Spanish: mente — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Spanish: pensador — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Sundanese: manah — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Swedish: geni — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Swedish: snille — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Swedish: förmåga — somebody that embodies certain mental qualities
• Asturian: xuiciu — judgment, opinion, or view
• Asturian: opinión — judgment, opinion, or view
• Asturian: sen — judgment, opinion, or view
• Azerbaijani: fikir — judgment, opinion, or view
• Azerbaijani: rəy — judgment, opinion, or view
• Bashkir: фекер (feker) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Bashkir: ҡараш (qaraş) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Bulgarian: мне́ние (mnénie) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Estonian: arvamus — judgment, opinion, or view
• Estonian: otsus — judgment, opinion, or view
• Estonian: nägemus — judgment, opinion, or view
• Finnish: mieli — judgment, opinion, or view
• Finnish: mielipide — judgment, opinion, or view
• Finnish: näkemys — judgment, opinion, or view
• German: Meinung — judgment, opinion, or view
• German: Ansicht — judgment, opinion, or view
• Greek: κρίση (krísi) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Greek: γνώμη (gnómi) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Greek: άποψη (ápopsi) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Ingrian: meeli — judgment, opinion, or view
• Khmer: គំនិត (kumnɨt) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Norwegian Bokmål: innstilling — judgment, opinion, or view
• Portuguese: mentalidade — judgment, opinion, or view
• Portuguese: opinião — judgment, opinion, or view
• Romanian: judecată — judgment, opinion, or view
• Russian: мне́ние (mnénije) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Russian: взгляд (vzgljad) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Russian: то́чка зре́ния (tóčka zrénija) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Spanish: opinión — judgment, opinion, or view
• Spanish: juicio — judgment, opinion, or view
• Swedish: inställning — judgment, opinion, or view
• Swedish: mening — judgment, opinion, or view
• Swedish: tanke — judgment, opinion, or view
• Swedish: åsikt — judgment, opinion, or view
• Swedish: önskan — judgment, opinion, or view
• Telugu: జడ్జి (jaḍji) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Telugu: అభిప్రయము (abhiprayamu) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Telugu: అభిప్రాయము (abhiprāyamu) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Telugu: తీర్పు (tīrpu) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Ukrainian: ду́мка (dúmka) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Ukrainian: по́гляд (póhljad) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Ukrainian: то́чка зо́ру (tóčka zóru) — judgment, opinion, or view
• Asturian: envís — desire, inclination, or intention
• Asturian: idea — desire, inclination, or intention
• Azerbaijani: fikir — desire, inclination, or intention
• Bashkir: күңел (küñel) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Bulgarian: жела́ние (želánie) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Bulgarian: намере́ние (namerénie) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Estonian: tahe — desire, inclination, or intention
• Estonian: meel — desire, inclination, or intention
• Finnish: mieli — desire, inclination, or intention
• Finnish: tahto — desire, inclination, or intention
• Finnish: halu — desire, inclination, or intention
• German: Verlangen — desire, inclination, or intention
• German: Lust — desire, inclination, or intention
• Greek: χαρακτήρας (charaktíras) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Greek: ιδιοσυγκρασία (idiosygkrasía) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Ingrian: meeli — desire, inclination, or intention
• Khmer: គំនិត (kumnɨt) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Norwegian Bokmål: hensikt — desire, inclination, or intention
• Norwegian Bokmål: intensjon — desire, inclination, or intention
• Portuguese: vontade — desire, inclination, or intention
• Russian: мне́ние (mnénije) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Russian: жела́ние (želánije) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Russian: наме́рение (namérenije) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Spanish: mente — desire, inclination, or intention
• Spanish: propósito — desire, inclination, or intention
• Spanish: voluntad — desire, inclination, or intention
• Swedish: avsikt — desire, inclination, or intention
• Swedish: böjelse — desire, inclination, or intention
• Swedish: håg — desire, inclination, or intention
• Swedish: lust — desire, inclination, or intention
• Telugu: కోరిక (kōrika) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Ukrainian: бажа́ння (bažánnja) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Ukrainian: на́мір (námir) — desire, inclination, or intention
• Arabic: عَقْل (ʕaql) — healthy mental state
• Asturian: atoldu — healthy mental state
• Asturian: atueldu — healthy mental state
• Asturian: cordura — healthy mental state
• Asturian: xixa — healthy mental state
• Asturian: destintu — healthy mental state
• Asturian: sencia — healthy mental state
• Estonian: vaim — healthy mental state
• Finnish: järki — healthy mental state
• German: Zurechnungsfähigkeit — healthy mental state
• Greek: λογικότητα (logikótita) — healthy mental state
• Greek: σύνεση (sýnesi) — healthy mental state
• Greek: πνευματική υγεία (pnevmatikí ygeía) — healthy mental state
• Greek: διαύγεια πνεύματος (diávgeia pnévmatos) — healthy mental state
• Greek: φρένες (frénes) — healthy mental state
• Khmer: ចិត្ត (cət) — healthy mental state
• Norwegian Bokmål: forstand — healthy mental state
• Portuguese: sanidade — healthy mental state
• Russian: настрое́ние (nastrojénije) — healthy mental state
• Russian: расположе́ние духа (raspoložénije duxa) — healthy mental state
• Russian: рассу́док (rassúdok) — healthy mental state
• Spanish: cordura — healthy mental state
• Swedish: förstånd — healthy mental state
• Telugu: మనోబలము (manōbalamu) — healthy mental state
• Ukrainian: на́стрій (nástrij) — healthy mental state
• Estonian: hing — philosophy: non-material substance
• Finnish: mieli — philosophy: non-material substance
• German: Wahrnehmung — philosophy: non-material substance
• Greek: πνεύμα (pnévma) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Greek: νους (nous) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Japanese: 念頭 (nentō) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Khmer: សតិ (saʼteʼ) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Norwegian Bokmål: ånd — philosophy: non-material substance
• Russian: ра́зум (rázum) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Swedish: ande — philosophy: non-material substance
• Swedish: själ — philosophy: non-material substance
• Telugu: వేదాంతం (vēdāntaṁ) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Ottoman Turkish: عقل (ʼakl, ʼakıl) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Ukrainian: ро́зум (rózum) — philosophy: non-material substance
• Bulgarian: внимавам (vnimavam) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Chinese Mandarin: 注意 (zhùyì) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Crimean Tatar: muqayt olmaq — to pay attention to, take note of
• Crimean Tatar: saqt olmaq — to pay attention to, take note of
• Dutch: letten op — to pay attention to, take note of
• Dutch: aandacht schenken aan — to pay attention to, take note of
• Finnish: huomioida — to pay attention to, take note of
• Finnish: keskittyä — to pay attention to, take note of
• Finnish: totella — to pay attention to, take note of
• French: prendre garde — to pay attention to, take note of
• German: aufpassen — to pay attention to, take note of
• German: beachten — to pay attention to, take note of
• Greek: δέν μέ πειράζει (dén mé peirázei) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Latin: animum attendo — to pay attention to, take note of
• Norwegian: huske — to pay attention to, take note of
• Norwegian: passe på — to pay attention to, take note of
• Portuguese: cuidar — to pay attention to, take note of
• Romanian: fi atent — to pay attention to, take note of
• Russian: обраща́ть внима́ние (obraščátʹ vnimánije) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Russian: обрати́ть внима́ние (obratítʹ vnimánije) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Russian: име́ть в виду́ (imétʹ v vidú) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Russian: следи́ть (sledítʹ) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Spanish: tomar en cuenta — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: akta på — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: ge akt på — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: komma ihåg — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: se upp för — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: se till — to pay attention to, take note of
• Swedish: tänka på — to pay attention to, take note of
• Ukrainian: зверта́ти ува́гу (zvertáty uváhu) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Ukrainian: ма́ти на ува́зі (máty na uvázi) — to pay attention to, take note of
• Bulgarian: възразявам (vǎzrazjavam) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Chinese Mandarin: 介意 (jièyì) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Danish: have noget imod — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Dutch: erg vinden — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Dutch: iets op tegen hebben — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Dutch: uitmaken — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Esperanto: kontraŭeti — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Finnish: haitata — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• French: déranger — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• German: dagegen haben — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Irish: is miste le — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Norwegian: bry seg om — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Norwegian: ha imot — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Norwegian: ha noe imot — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Norwegian: bry — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Polish: mieć coś przeciwko — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Portuguese: importar-se — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Romanian: păsa — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Russian: возража́ть (vozražátʹ) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Russian: возрази́ть (vozrazítʹ) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Spanish: importar — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Spanish: molestar — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Swedish: bekymra sig om — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Swedish: bry sig om — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Swedish: fästa sig vid — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Swedish: ha något emot — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Swedish: tänka (på) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Telugu: విభేదించు (vibhēdiñcu) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Thai: ถือสา (tʉ̌ʉ-sǎa) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Ukrainian: заперечувати (zaperečuvaty) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Ukrainian: бути проти (buty proty) — to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward
• Bulgarian: грижа се (griža se) — to look after, take care of
• Chinese Mandarin: 注意 (zhùyì) — to look after, take care of
• Dutch: passen op — to look after, take care of
• Finnish: huolehtia — to look after, take care of
• Finnish: katsoa — to look after, take care of
• Finnish: katsoa perään — to look after, take care of
• German: aufpassen — to look after, take care of
• Irish: tabhair aire do — to look after, take care of
• Irish: aireachasaigh — to look after, take care of
• Irish: bí i bhfeighil — to look after, take care of
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe på — to look after, take care of
• Norwegian Bokmål: se etter — to look after, take care of
• Norwegian Nynorsk: passe på — to look after, take care of
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sjå etter — to look after, take care of
• Portuguese: tomar conta — to look after, take care of
• Portuguese: cuidar — to look after, take care of
• Russian: присма́тривать (prismátrivatʹ) — to look after, take care of
• Russian: присмотре́ть (prismotrétʹ) — to look after, take care of
• Russian: забо́титься (zabótitʹsja) — to look after, take care of
• Spanish: cuidar — to look after, take care of
• Swedish: hålla koll (på) — to look after, take care of
• Swedish: se efter — to look after, take care of
• Swedish: sköta — to look after, take care of
• Swedish: sköta om — to look after, take care of
• Swedish: ta hand om — to look after, take care of
• Thai: ดูแล (duu-lɛɛ) — to look after, take care of
• Ukrainian: догляда́ти (dohljadáty) — to look after, take care of
• Ukrainian: догля́нути (dohljánuty) — to look after, take care of
• Ukrainian: дба́ти (dbáty) — to look after, take care of
• Ukrainian: подба́ти (podbáty) — to look after, take care of
• Finnish: katsoa — to make sure, to take care that
• Finnish: varoa — to make sure, to take care that
• Bulgarian: пазя се (pazja se) — to be careful about
• Finnish: varoa — to be careful about
• Finnish: aikoa — to have in mind; to intend
• Bulgarian: помня (pomnja) — to put in mind; to remind
• Finnish: muistuttaa — to put in mind; to remind