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From Middle English min, myn, from Old English mīn, from Proto-West Germanic *mīn, from Proto-Germanic *mīnaz, from Proto-Indo-European *méynos. Cognate with Saterland Frisian mien, West Frisian myn, Dutch mijn, Low German mien, German mein, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish min, Faroese and Icelandic mín.

From Middle English, from Old French mine, from Late Latin mina, from Gaulish (compare to Welsh mwyn, Irish mianach (“ore”)), from Proto-Celtic *meinis (“ore, metal”).

Borrowed from French mine.

455 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: myn — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Albanian: minierë — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Albanian: madem — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Amharic: ማዕድን (maʿdən) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Arabic: مَنْجَم (manjam) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Arabic: لَغَم (laḡam) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Arabic: لُغْم (luḡm) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Arabic: لغم (laḡam) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Arabic: مَنْجَم (manjam) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Armenian: հանք (hankʻ) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Assamese: খনি (khoni) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Azerbaijani: şaxta — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Azerbaijani: mədən — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Belarusian: ша́хта (šáxta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Belarusian: рудні́к (rudník) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Breton: mengleuz — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Bulgarian: ми́на (mína) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Bulgarian: рудни́к (rudník) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Bulgarian: рудни́ца (rudníca) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Burmese: သတ္တုတွင်း (sattu.twang:) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Burmese: မိုင်း (muing:) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Catalan: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Chichewa: mgodi — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Chinese Mandarin: 礦山 /矿山 (kuàngshān) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Czech: důl — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Danish: mine — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Dutch: mijn — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Dutch: groeve — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Esperanto: mino — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Faroese: nám — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Finnish: kaivos — excavation from which ore is extracted
• French: mine — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Galician: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Georgian: მაღარო (maɣaro) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Grube — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Mine — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Bergwerk — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Zeche — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Tagebau — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Abbaustelle — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Schachtgrube — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Grub — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Pütt — excavation from which ore is extracted
• German: Schachtanlage — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Greek: ορυχείο (orycheío) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Greek: μεταλλείο (metalleío) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Ancient Greek: μέταλλον (métallon) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Gujarati: ખાણ (khāṇ) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Hebrew: מִכְרֶה (mikhré) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Hindi: खान (khān) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Hungarian: bánya — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Icelandic: náma — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Indonesian: tambang — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Irish: mianach — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Italian: miniera — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Japanese: 鉱山 (kōzan) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Japanese: マイン (main) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Kashmiri: کھان (khān) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Kazakh: шахта (şaxta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Kazakh: кеніш (kenış) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Khmer: អណ្ដូងរ៉ែ (ʼɑɑʼɑndoung rae) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Khmer: រ៉ែ (rae) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Khmer: អណ្ដូង (ʼɑɑʼɑndoung) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Khmer: លោហាករ (loohaakɑɑ) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Korean: 광산 (gwangsan) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Kyrgyz: шахта (şahta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Kyrgyz: рудник (rudnik) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Lao: ບໍ່ແຮ່ (bǭ hǣ) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Latin: fodina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Latin: metallum — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Latin: minera — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Latvian: raktuve — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Lithuanian: kasykla — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Macedonian: рудник (rudnik) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Macedonian: јама (jama) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Macedonian: коп (kop) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Malay: lombong — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Malayalam: ഖനി (khani) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Māori: huke — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Māori: keringa — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Mòcheno: gruab — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Mongolian: уурхай (uurxaj) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Navajo: haʼagééd — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Norman: minne — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Norwegian Bokmål: gruve — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gruve — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Occitan: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Odia: ଖଣି (khaṇi) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Pashto: معدن (ma'dán) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Pashto: کان (kān) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Persian: کان (kân) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Persian: معدن (ma'dan) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Persian: کانسار (kânsâr) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Plautdietsch: Gruft — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Plautdietsch: Mien — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Polish: kopalnia — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Portuguese: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Quechua: qhuya — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Romanian: mină — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Russian: ша́хта (šáxta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Russian: рудни́к (rudník) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Scottish Gaelic: mèinn — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Serbo-Croatian: рудник — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Serbo-Croatian: rudnik — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Slovak: baňa — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Slovene: rudnik — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Spanish: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Swahili: shimo — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Swahili: mgodi — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Swahili: chimbo — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Swedish: gruva — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tagalog: dukalan — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tagalog: mina — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tagalog: dulangan — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tajik: шахта (šaxta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tajik: маъдан (ma'dan) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tày: bó — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Telugu: గని (gani) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Thai: เหมือง (mʉ̌ʉang) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Tocharian B: taupe — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Turkish: maden — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Turkish: maden ocağı — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Ottoman Turkish: معدن (maʿden) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Turkmen: şahta — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Ukrainian: ша́хта (šáxta) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Ukrainian: рудни́к (rudnýk) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Urdu: کان (kān) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Urdu: معدن (ma'din) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Uyghur: كان (kan) — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Uzbek: shaxta — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Uzbek: kon — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Uzbek: rudnik — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Vietnamese: mỏ — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Welsh: cloddfa — excavation from which ore is extracted
• Finnish: aarreaitta — source of wealth or resources
• Finnish: kultakaivos — source of wealth or resources
• German: Quelle — source of wealth or resources
• Polish: kopalnia — source of wealth or resources
• Portuguese: mina — source of wealth or resources
• Swedish: guldgruva — source of wealth or resources
• Bulgarian: минно поле — military: passage packed with explosives
• Finnish: miina — military: passage packed with explosives
• Greek: ναρκοπέδιο (narkopédio) — military: passage packed with explosives
• Hindi: सुरंग (suraṅg) — military: passage packed with explosives
• Irish: mianach — military: passage packed with explosives
• Kashmiri: سۄرَنٛگ (sọrang) — military: passage packed with explosives
• Korean: 갱도 (gaengdo) — military: passage packed with explosives
• Turkish: lağım — military: passage packed with explosives
• Afrikaans: myn — military: exploding device
• Albanian: minë — military: exploding device
• Arabic: لَغْم (laḡm) — military: exploding device
• Arabic: لَغَم (laḡam) — military: exploding device
• Arabic: لُغْم (luḡm) — military: exploding device
• Arabic: لغم (laḡam, luḡum) — military: exploding device
• Armenian: ական (akan) — military: exploding device
• Azerbaijani: mina — military: exploding device
• Belarusian: мі́на (mína) — military: exploding device
• Breton: min — military: exploding device
• Bulgarian: ми́на (mína) — military: exploding device
• Burmese: မိုင်း (muing:) — military: exploding device
• Catalan: mina — military: exploding device
• Chinese Mandarin: 地雷 (dìléi) — military: exploding device
• Czech: mina — military: exploding device
• Dutch: mijn — military: exploding device
• Esperanto: mino — military: exploding device
• Estonian: miin — military: exploding device
• Finnish: miina — military: exploding device
• French: mine — military: exploding device
• Georgian: მინა (mina) — military: exploding device
• Georgian: ნაღმი (naɣmi) — military: exploding device
• German: Mine — military: exploding device
• Greek: νάρκη (nárki) — military: exploding device
• Hebrew: מוֹקֵשׁ (mokésh) — military: exploding device
• Hindi: सुरंग बम (suraṅg bam) — military: exploding device
• Hindi: बारूदी बम (bārūdī bam) — military: exploding device
• Hungarian: akna — military: exploding device
• Icelandic: jarðsprengja — military: exploding device
• Indonesian: ranjau — military: exploding device
• Ingrian: miina — military: exploding device
• Irish: mianach — military: exploding device
• Italian: mina — military: exploding device
• Japanese: 地雷 (jirai) — military: exploding device
• Kashmiri: سۄرَنٛگ بَم (sọrang bam) — military: exploding device
• Kashmiri: باروٗدی بَم (bārūdy bam) — military: exploding device
• Kazakh: мина (mina) — military: exploding device
• Khmer: គ្រាប់មីន (krŏəp miin) — military: exploding device
• Khmer: មីន (miin) — military: exploding device
• Korean: 지뢰 (jiroe) — military: exploding device
• Northern Kurdish: mayin — military: exploding device
• Kyrgyz: мина (mina) — military: exploding device
• Lao: ລູກລະເບີດ (lūk la bœ̄t) — military: exploding device
• Latgalian: mina — military: exploding device
• Latvian: mīna — military: exploding device
• Lithuanian: mina — military: exploding device
• Macedonian: мина (mina) — military: exploding device
• Māori: maina — military: exploding device
• Norman: minne — military: exploding device
• Norwegian Bokmål: mine — military: exploding device
• Persian: مین (min) — military: exploding device
• Polish: mina — military: exploding device
• Portuguese: mina — military: exploding device
• Romanian: mină — military: exploding device
• Russian: ми́на (mína) — military: exploding device
• Samoan: maina — military: exploding device
• Scottish Gaelic: mèinn — military: exploding device
• Serbo-Croatian: мина — military: exploding device
• Serbo-Croatian: mina — military: exploding device
• Slovak: mina — military: exploding device
• Slovene: mina — military: exploding device
• Spanish: mina — military: exploding device
• Swedish: mina — military: exploding device
• Tajik: мина (mina) — military: exploding device
• Thai: กับระเบิด (gàp-rá-bə̀ət) — military: exploding device
• Thai: กับ (gàp) — military: exploding device
• Thai: ทุ่นระเบิด — military: exploding device
• Turkish: mayın — military: exploding device
• Turkmen: mina — military: exploding device
• Ukrainian: мі́на (mína) — military: exploding device
• Uzbek: mina — military: exploding device
• Vietnamese: mìn — military: exploding device
• Breton: min — type of firework
• Finnish: miina — type of firework
• Italian: fuoco d'artificio — type of firework
• Korean: 스타마인 (seutamain) — type of firework
• Catalan: mina — entomology: cavity made by caterpillar
• Finnish: miina — entomology: cavity made by caterpillar
• Finnish: koverre — entomology: cavity made by caterpillar
• Italian: cavità — entomology: cavity made by caterpillar
• Finnish: louhintakone — computing: machine or network used to extract units of cryptocurrency
• Polish: koparka — computing: machine or network used to extract units of cryptocurrency
• Afrikaans: myne — that which belongs to me
• Southern Altai: мендийи (mendiyi) — that which belongs to me
• Western Apache: shíí — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: لِي (lī) — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: لي (leya) — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: بتاعي (betaʕi) — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: حَقِّي (ḥaggi) — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: لِيَّ (liyya) — that which belongs to me
• Armenian: իմը (imə) — that which belongs to me
• Aromanian: njeu — that which belongs to me
• Azerbaijani: mənimki — that which belongs to me
• Bahamian Creole: mines — that which belongs to me
• Bashkir: минеке (mineke) — that which belongs to me
• Belarusian: мой (moj) — that which belongs to me
• Central Bikol: ko — that which belongs to me
• Central Bikol: sako — that which belongs to me
• Central Bikol: sakuya — that which belongs to me
• Breton: ma hini — that which belongs to me
• Breton: ma re — that which belongs to me
• Bulgarian: мой (moj) — that which belongs to me
• Buryat: миниихи (miniixi) — that which belongs to me
• Buryat: миниихин (miniixin) — that which belongs to me
• Catalan: el meu — that which belongs to me
• Catalan: la meva — that which belongs to me
• Chinese Mandarin: 我的 (wǒ de) — that which belongs to me
• Ngazidja Comorian: -ahangu — that which belongs to me
• Czech: můj — that which belongs to me
• Dalmatian: maja — that which belongs to me
• Danish: min — that which belongs to me
• Dolgan: миньиэнэ (mińiene) — that which belongs to me
• Dutch: de mijne — that which belongs to me
• Dutch: het mijne — that which belongs to me
• Egyptian: G40-i-i-A1 (pꜣy.j) — that which belongs to me
• Egyptian: t-A-i-i-A1 (tꜣy.j) — that which belongs to me
• Egyptian: n:A-i-i-A1 (nꜣy.j pl) — that which belongs to me
• Esperanto: mia — that which belongs to me
• Esperanto: la mia — that which belongs to me
• Even: минӈи (minŋi) — that which belongs to me
• Finnish: minun — that which belongs to me
• Finnish: mun — that which belongs to me
• French: le mien — that which belongs to me
• French: à moi — that which belongs to me
• Friulian: mê — that which belongs to me
• Georgian: ჩემი (čemi) — that which belongs to me
• German: mein — that which belongs to me
• German: meins — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικός μου (dikós mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικιά μου (dikiá mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δική μου (dikí mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικό μου (dikó mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικοί μου (dikoí mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικές μου (dikés mou) — that which belongs to me
• Greek: δικά μου (diká mou) — that which belongs to me
• Ancient Greek: οὑμός (houmós) — that which belongs to me
• Ancient Greek: ἐμός (emós) — that which belongs to me
• Hawaiian: oʻu — that which belongs to me
• Hawaiian: aʻu — that which belongs to me
• Hebrew: שֶׁלִּי (shelí) — that which belongs to me
• Hindi: मेरा (merā) — that which belongs to me
• Hindi: मेरी (merī) — that which belongs to me
• Hindi: मेरे (mere) — that which belongs to me
• Hungarian: enyém — that which belongs to me
• Hungarian: enyéim — that which belongs to me
• Hungarian: enyémek — that which belongs to me
• Icelandic: minn — that which belongs to me
• Italian: il mio — that which belongs to me
• Japanese: 私の (watashi no) — that which belongs to me
• Japanese: 私の (watakushi no) — that which belongs to me
• Kabuverdianu: nha — that which belongs to me
• Karakalpak: meniki — that which belongs to me
• Karelian: minun — that which belongs to me
• Kazakh: менікі (menıkı) — that which belongs to me
• Khakas: мини (mini) — that which belongs to me
• Korean: 나의 것 (na-ui geot) — that which belongs to me
• Korean: 내 것 (nae geot) — that which belongs to me
• Korean: 저의 것 (jeo-ui geot) — that which belongs to me
• Latin: meus — that which belongs to me
• Latin: mei — that which belongs to me
• Latvian: mans — that which belongs to me
• Latvian: manējs — that which belongs to me
• Macedonian: мој (moj) — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik saya — that which belongs to me
• Malay: kepunyaan saya — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik aku — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik daku — that which belongs to me
• Malay: kepunyaan daku — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik hamba — that which belongs to me
• Malay: kepunyaan hamba — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik patik — that which belongs to me
• Malay: kepunyaan patik — that which belongs to me
• Malay: milik beta — that which belongs to me
• Malay: kepunyaan beta — that which belongs to me
• Malayalam: എന്റെ (enṟe) — that which belongs to me
• Manchu: ᠮᡳᠨ᠋ᡳᠩᡤᡝ (miningge) — that which belongs to me
• Māori: nōhoku — that which belongs to me
• Māori: nōku — that which belongs to me
• Māori: nāhaku — that which belongs to me
• Māori: nāku — that which belongs to me
• Mazanderani: منی (mënê) — that which belongs to me
• Classical Mongolian: ᠮᠢᠨ᠋ᠤᠬᠡᠢ (minuqei) — that which belongs to me
• Mongolian: ᠮᠢᠨ᠋ᠤᠬᠢ (minuqi) — that which belongs to me
• Mongolian: минийх (miniix) — that which belongs to me
• Nanai: мӣӈги (mīŋgi) — that which belongs to me
• Norwegian: min — that which belongs to me
• Persian: مال من (mâle man) — that which belongs to me
• Persian: مرا (marâ) — that which belongs to me
• Pitjantjatjara: ngayuku — that which belongs to me
• Polish: mój — that which belongs to me
• Portuguese: meu — that which belongs to me
• Romanian: al meu — that which belongs to me
• Romansh: il mieu — that which belongs to me
• Romansh: la mia — that which belongs to me
• Romansh: ils mes — that which belongs to me
• Romansh: las mias — that which belongs to me
• Russian: мой (moj) — that which belongs to me
• Scottish Gaelic: agamsa — that which belongs to me
• Scottish Gaelic: leamsa — that which belongs to me
• Serbo-Croatian: мо̑ј — that which belongs to me
• Serbo-Croatian: mȏj — that which belongs to me
• Slovak: môj — that which belongs to me
• Slovene: mój — that which belongs to me
• Spanish: lo mío — that which belongs to me
• Spanish: de mí — that which belongs to me
• Spanish: mío — that which belongs to me
• Swedish: min — that which belongs to me
• Tagalog: akin — that which belongs to me
• Tatar: минеке (mineke) — that which belongs to me
• Thai: นของผม (kŏng pŏm) — that which belongs to me
• Thai: นของดิฉัน (kŏng dìchăn) — that which belongs to me
• Thai: นของฉัน — that which belongs to me
• Turkish: benim — that which belongs to me
• Tuvan: мээңии (meeñii) — that which belongs to me
• Ukrainian: мій (mij) — that which belongs to me
• Ukrainian: моя́ (mojá) — that which belongs to me
• Urdu: میرا (merā) — that which belongs to me
• Uzbek: meniki — that which belongs to me
• Vietnamese: của tôi — that which belongs to me
• Woiwurrung: nooga-leek — that which belongs to me
• Yakut: миэнэ (miene) — that which belongs to me
• Zazaki: mı (diq) — that which belongs to me
• Arabic: لَغَمَ (laḡama) — to remove ore from the ground
• Bulgarian: добивам (dobivam) — to remove ore from the ground
• Chinese Mandarin: 開採 /开采 (kāicǎi) — to remove ore from the ground
• Czech: dolovat — to remove ore from the ground
• Dutch: ontginnen — to remove ore from the ground
• Finnish: louhia — to remove ore from the ground
• Finnish: kaivaa — to remove ore from the ground
• French: extraire — to remove ore from the ground
• German: fördern — to remove ore from the ground
• German: abbauen — to remove ore from the ground
• Greek: εξορύσσω (exorýsso) — to remove ore from the ground
• Greek: μεταλλεύω (metallévo) — to remove ore from the ground
• Hebrew: כָּרָה (kará) — to remove ore from the ground
• Hindi: खान खोदना (khān khodnā) — to remove ore from the ground
• Italian: scavare — to remove ore from the ground
• Italian: estrarre — to remove ore from the ground
• Kashmiri: کھان کھَنُن (khān khanun) — to remove ore from the ground
• Khmer: ជីករករ៉ែ (chikrôkrê) — to remove ore from the ground
• Khmer: យករ៉ែ (yɔɔkrae) — to remove ore from the ground
• Khmer: ធ្វើអាជីវកម្មបរ៉ែ (thveuʼachivkâmmôbârê) — to remove ore from the ground
• Latin: effodere — to remove ore from the ground
• Latvian: iegūt — to remove ore from the ground
• Macedonian: рудари (rudari) — to remove ore from the ground
• Macedonian: копа (kopa) — to remove ore from the ground
• Māori: huke — to remove ore from the ground
• Mongolian: олборлох (olborlox) — to remove ore from the ground
• Polish: wydobywać — to remove ore from the ground
• Portuguese: explorar — to remove ore from the ground
• Portuguese: minar — to remove ore from the ground
• Portuguese: minerar — to remove ore from the ground
• Russian: добыва́ть (dobyvátʹ) — to remove ore from the ground
• Russian: добы́ть (dobýtʹ) — to remove ore from the ground
• Scots: howk — to remove ore from the ground
• Scottish Gaelic: mèinn — to remove ore from the ground
• Spanish: extraer — to remove ore from the ground
• Spanish: minar — to remove ore from the ground
• Swedish: bryta — to remove ore from the ground
• Finnish: louhia — to dig into, for ore or metal
• Russian: добыва́ть (dobyvátʹ) — to dig into, for ore or metal
• Russian: добы́ть (dobýtʹ) — to dig into, for ore or metal
• Azerbaijani: minalamaq — to sow mines in
• Bulgarian: минирам (miniram) — to sow mines in
• Catalan: minar — to sow mines in
• Czech: zaminovat — to sow mines in
• Czech: podminovat — to sow mines in
• Dutch: mijnen leggen — to sow mines in
• Finnish: miinoittaa — to sow mines in
• Georgian: დანაღმვა (danaɣmva) — to sow mines in
• German: verminen — to sow mines in
• Greek: ναρκοθετώ (narkothetó) — to sow mines in
• Italian: minare — to sow mines in
• Khmer: ដាក់មីន (dakmiin) — to sow mines in
• Latvian: mīnēt — to sow mines in
• Macedonian: мини́ра (miníra) — to sow mines in
• Norwegian: minelegge — to sow mines in
• Polish: minować — to sow mines in
• Polish: zaminować — to sow mines in
• Portuguese: minar — to sow mines in
• Romanian: mina — to sow mines in
• Russian: мини́ровать (minírovatʹ) — to sow mines in
• Russian: замини́ровать (zaminírovatʹ) — to sow mines in
• Slovene: minirati — to sow mines in
• Spanish: minar — to sow mines in
• Swedish: minera — to sow mines in
• Ukrainian: мінува́ти (minuváty) — to sow mines in
• Ukrainian: замінува́ти (zaminuváty) — to sow mines in
• Finnish: vaurioittaa miinalla — to damage with a mine
• Finnish: vahingoittaa miinalla — to damage with a mine
• Finnish: tuhota miinalla — to damage with a mine
• Latvian: mīnēt — to damage with a mine
• Latvian: spridzināt — to damage with a mine
• Macedonian: мини́ра (miníra) — to damage with a mine
• Russian: подрыва́ть (podryvátʹ) — to damage with a mine
• Russian: подорва́ть (podorvátʹ) — to damage with a mine
• Ukrainian: підрива́ти (pidryváty) — to damage with a mine
• Ukrainian: підірва́ти (pidirváty) — to damage with a mine
• Finnish: kaivaa — to dig a tunnel or hole; to burrow in the earth
• Finnish: kaivautua — to dig a tunnel or hole; to burrow in the earth
• Finnish: miinata — to dig a tunnel or hole; to burrow in the earth
• Finnish: kaivaa kuoppa alle — to remove the substratum or foundation of — see also undermine
• Finnish: kaivaa tunneli alle — to remove the substratum or foundation of — see also undermine
• Finnish: nakertaa — to ruin or destroy by slow degrees or secret means
• Chinese Mandarin: 挖礦 /挖矿 (wākuàng) — computing: to earn new units of cryptocurrency
• Finnish: louhia — computing: to earn new units of cryptocurrency
• Russian: ма́йнить (májnitʹ) — computing: to earn new units of cryptocurrency