multiply

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multi- + ply

Etymology tree English multiple Proto-Indo-European *leyg-der. Proto-Germanic *līkąder. Proto-Germanic *-līkaz Proto-Germanic *-ê Proto-Germanic *-līkê Proto-West Germanic *-līkē Old English -līċe Middle English -ly English -ly English multiply From multiple + -ly.

From Old French multiplier, from Latin multiplicō, from multi (“many”) + plicō (“to fold”). The noun presumably derives from the verb.

183 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: բազմացնել (bazmacʻnel) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Armenian: շատացնել (šatacʻnel) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Bulgarian: увеличавам (uveličavam) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Bulgarian: множа (množa) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Catalan: multiplicar — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Chinese Mandarin: 增長 /增长 (zēngzhǎng) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old Dutch: gimanagfaldon — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old Dutch: managfaldon — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• French: multiplier — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Galician: multiplicar — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• German: vermehren — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old High German: gimanagfalton — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old High German: managfalton — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ancient Greek: πληθύνω (plēthúnō) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Hungarian: sokszoroz — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Hungarian: megsokszoroz — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Kazakh: өршу (örşu) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Latin: accumulō — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Māori: whakaranea — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old English: ġemaniġfealdian — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old English: ġemanigfieldan — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old Saxon: gimanagfaldian — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old Saxon: gimanagfaldon — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Old Saxon: managfaldon — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Oromo: baa'isuu — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Oromo: horuu — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Polish: mnożyć — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Polish: pomnażać — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Polish: pomnożyć — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Quechua: miray — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Romanian: multiplica — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Romanian: înmulți — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Russian: приумно́жить (priumnóžitʹ) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Spanish: multiplicar — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Spanish: amochiguar — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ukrainian: мно́жити (mnóžyty) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ukrainian: помно́жувати (pomnóžuvaty) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ukrainian: помно́жити (pomnóžyty) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ukrainian: примно́жувати (prymnóžuvaty) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Ukrainian: примно́жити (prymnóžyty) — to increase the amount, degree, or number of
• Albanian: shumëzoj — to perform multiplication on a number
• Arabic: ضَرَبَ (ḍaraba) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Armenian: բազմապատկել (bazmapatkel) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Asturian: multiplicar — to perform multiplication on a number
• Bashkir: ҡабатлау (qabatlaw) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Basque: biderkatu — to perform multiplication on a number
• Belarusian: памнажа́ць (pamnažácʹ) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Belarusian: памно́жыць (pamnóžycʹ) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Bulgarian: умножа́вам (umnožávam) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Burmese: မြှောက် (hmrauk) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Catalan: multiplicar — to perform multiplication on a number
• Chinese Mandarin: 乘 (chéng) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Czech: násobit — to perform multiplication on a number
• Czech: vynásobit — to perform multiplication on a number
• Czech: znásobit — to perform multiplication on a number
• Danish: multiplicere — to perform multiplication on a number
• Dutch: vermenigvuldigen — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old Dutch: managfaldon — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old Dutch: gimanagfaldon — to perform multiplication on a number
• Esperanto: multipliki — to perform multiplication on a number
• Esperanto: obligi — to perform multiplication on a number
• Finnish: kertoa — to perform multiplication on a number
• French: multiplier — to perform multiplication on a number
• Galician: multiplicar — to perform multiplication on a number
• German: malnehmen — to perform multiplication on a number
• German: multiplizieren — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old High German: gimanagfalton — to perform multiplication on a number
• Greek: πολλαπλασιάζω (pollaplasiázo) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Ancient Greek: πολλαπλασιάζω (pollaplasiázō) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Hindi: गुणा करना (guṇā karnā) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Hungarian: szoroz — to perform multiplication on a number
• Italian: moltiplicare — to perform multiplication on a number
• Japanese: 掛ける (kakeru) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Kazakh: көбейту (köbeitu) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Khmer: គុណ (kun) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Khmer: សេង (seɛŋ) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Korean: 곱하다 (gophada) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Lao: ຄູນ (khūn) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Latin: multiplicō — to perform multiplication on a number
• Lithuanian: padauginti — to perform multiplication on a number
• Lü: ᦅᦳᧃ (kun) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Macedonian: множи (množi) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Manx: yl-raghey — to perform multiplication on a number
• Māori: whakarea — to perform multiplication on a number
• Marathi: गुणणे (guṇṇe) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Mongolian: үржүүлэх (üržüülex) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Norwegian Bokmål: multiplisere — to perform multiplication on a number
• Norwegian Bokmål: gange — to perform multiplication on a number
• Norwegian Nynorsk: multiplisere — to perform multiplication on a number
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gange — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old English: gemanigfieldan — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old English: gemanigfealdian — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old Saxon: gimanagfaldian — to perform multiplication on a number
• Old Saxon: gimanagfaldon — to perform multiplication on a number
• Persian: ضرب کردن (zarb kardan) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Polish: mnożyć — to perform multiplication on a number
• Polish: pomnożyć — to perform multiplication on a number
• Portuguese: multiplicar — to perform multiplication on a number
• Romanian: multiplica — to perform multiplication on a number
• Russian: умножа́ть (umnožátʹ) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Russian: умно́жить (umnóžitʹ) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Serbo-Croatian: množiti — to perform multiplication on a number
• Shan: ၵုၼ်း (kún) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Slovak: násobiť — to perform multiplication on a number
• Slovak: vynásobiť — to perform multiplication on a number
• Slovene: množiti — to perform multiplication on a number
• Southern Altai: кӧптӧӧр (köptöör) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Spanish: multiplicar — to perform multiplication on a number
• Swedish: multiplicera — to perform multiplication on a number
• Thai: คูณ (kuun) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Turkish: çarpmak — to perform multiplication on a number
• Turkmen: köpelmek — to perform multiplication on a number
• Ukrainian: мно́жити (mnóžyty) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Ukrainian: помно́жити (pomnóžyty) — to perform multiplication on a number
• Uzbek: koʻpaytirmoq — to perform multiplication on a number
• Vietnamese: nhân — to perform multiplication on a number
• Walloon: mopliyî — to perform multiplication on a number
• Welsh: lluosi — to perform multiplication on a number
• Armenian: բազմանալ (bazmanal) — to grow in number
• Bulgarian: увеличавам се (uveličavam se) — to grow in number
• Bulgarian: множа се (množa se) — to grow in number
• Catalan: multiplicar-se — to grow in number
• Finnish: lisääntyä — to grow in number
• French: se multiplier — to grow in number
• Galician: multiplicarse — to grow in number
• Ancient Greek: πληθύνομαι (plēthúnomai) — to grow in number
• Hungarian: sokszorosít — to grow in number
• Māori: ngaringari — to grow in number
• Polish: mnożyć się — to grow in number
• Polish: pomnażać się — to grow in number
• Polish: pomnożyć się — to grow in number
• Quechua: askhayay — to grow in number
• Russian: приумножа́ться (priumnožátʹsja) — to grow in number
• Russian: умножа́ться (umnožátʹsja) — to grow in number
• Russian: умно́житься (umnóžitʹsja) — to grow in number
• Spanish: multiplicar — to grow in number
• Spanish: multiplicarse — to grow in number
• Spanish: amochiguar — to grow in number
• Swahili: kuzidi — to grow in number
• Thai: เพิ่มขึ้น — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: примно́жуватися (prymnóžuvatysja) — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: збі́льшуватися (zbílʹšuvatysja) — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: збі́льшитися (zbílʹšytysja) — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: мно́житися (mnóžytysja) — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: помно́жуватися (pomnóžuvatysja) — to grow in number
• Ukrainian: помно́житися (pomnóžytysja) — to grow in number
• Armenian: բազմանալ (bazmanal) — to breed or propagate
• Bulgarian: размножавам се (razmnožavam se) — to breed or propagate
• Bulgarian: множа се (množa se) — to breed or propagate
• Catalan: multiplicar-se — to breed or propagate
• Chinese Mandarin: 繁殖 (fánzhí) — to breed or propagate
• French: se multiplier — to breed or propagate
• Galician: multiplicarse — to breed or propagate
• Hungarian: szaporít — to breed or propagate
• Ladino: muchiguar — to breed or propagate
• Māori: rea — to breed or propagate
• Polish: mnożyć się — to breed or propagate
• Polish: rozmnażać się — to breed or propagate
• Polish: rozmnożyć się — to breed or propagate
• Russian: размножаться (razmnožatʹsja) — to breed or propagate
• Spanish: multiplicar — to breed or propagate
• Spanish: multiplicarse — to breed or propagate
• Ukrainian: розмно́жуватися (rozmnóžuvatysja) — to breed or propagate
• Ukrainian: розмно́житися (rozmnóžytysja) — to breed or propagate
• Walloon: si mopliyî — to breed or propagate
• Bulgarian: умножавам (umnožavam) — to perform multiplication
• Czech: násobit — to perform multiplication
• French: faire la multiplication — to perform multiplication
• Greek: πολλαπλασιάζω (pollaplasiázo) — to perform multiplication
• Manx: yl-raghey — to perform multiplication
• Norwegian Bokmål: multiplisere — to perform multiplication
• Norwegian Bokmål: gange — to perform multiplication
• Norwegian Nynorsk: multiplisere — to perform multiplication
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ganga — to perform multiplication
• Polish: mnożyć — to perform multiplication
• Polish: pomnożyć — to perform multiplication
• Russian: умножа́ть (umnožátʹ) — to perform multiplication
• Spanish: multiplicar — to perform multiplication
• Swedish: multiplicera — to perform multiplication
• Tagalog: magparami — to perform multiplication
• Tagalog: paramihin — to perform multiplication
• Thai: คูณ (kuun) — to perform multiplication
• Ukrainian: мно́жити (mnóžyty) — to perform multiplication