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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈəʊ.pən/
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• Northumbria: /ˈɒ.pɪn/
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• General-American: /ˈoʊ.pən/
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• Australian: /ˈəʉ.pən/
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• rhymes with -əʊpən
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• CMU ARPABET: OW1 P AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Adjective from Middle English open, from Old English open (“open”), from Proto-West Germanic *opan, from Proto-Germanic *upanaz (“open”), from Proto-Indo-European *upo (“up from under, over”). Cognates * Scots apen (“open”) * Saterland Frisian eepen (“open”) * West Frisian iepen (“open”) * Cimbrian offe (“open”) * Dutch open (“open”) * German offen (“open”) * Vilamovian ufa, uffa (“open”) * Yiddish אָפֿן (ofn, “open”) * Danish åben (“open”) * Icelandic opinn (“open”) * Norwegian Bokmål åpen (“open”) * Norwegian Nynorsk open (“open”) * Swedish öppen (“open”) Compare also Latin supinus (“on one's back, supine”), Albanian hap (“to open”). Related to up. Verb from Middle English openen, from Old English openian (“to open”), from Proto-West Germanic *opanōn, from Proto-Germanic *upanōną (“to raise; lift; open”), from Proto-Germanic *upanaz (“open”, adjective). Cognate with Saterland Frisian eepenje (“to open”), West Frisian iepenje (“to open”), Dutch openen (“to open”), German öffnen (“to open”), Danish åbne (“to open”), Swedish öppna (“to open”), Norwegian Bokmål åpne (“to open”), Norwegian Nynorsk and Icelandic opna (“to open”). Related to English up. Noun from Middle English open (“an aperture or opening”), from the verb. In the sports sense, however, a shortening of “open competition”.

801 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аарты (aartʼə) — not closed
• Afrikaans: oop — not closed
• Aghwan: 𐔰𐕀𐔰𐔺 (axay) — not closed
• Western Apache: gháʼátʼé — not closed
• Albanian: hapur — not closed
• Arabic: مَفْتُوح (maftūḥ) — not closed
• Arabic: مفتوح (maftūḥ) — not closed
• Arabic: مفتوح (maftūḥ) — not closed
• Arabic: محلول (maḥlūl) — not closed
• Arabic: مفتوح (maftūḥ) — not closed
• Armenian: բաց (bacʻ) — not closed
• Assamese: খোলা (khüla) — not closed
• Asturian: abiertu — not closed
• Avar: рагьун буго (rahun bugo) — not closed
• Azerbaijani: açıq — not closed
• Bashkir: асыҡ (asıq) — not closed
• Basque: ireki — not closed
• Basque: zabal — not closed
• Belarusian: адкры́ты (adkrýty) — not closed
• Bengali: খোলা (khōla) — not closed
• Breton: digor — not closed
• Bulgarian: отво́рен (otvóren) — not closed
• Bulgarian: откри́т (otkrít) — not closed
• Bulgarian: разтво́рен (raztvóren) — not closed
• Catalan: obert — not closed
• Chechen: dillana — not closed
• Chinese Mandarin: 開着 /开 (kāizhe) — not closed
• Cornish: ygor — not closed
• Czech: otevřený — not closed
• Dalmatian: apiart — not closed
• Danish: åben — not closed
• Dutch: open — not closed
• Esperanto: malfermita — not closed
• Esperanto: aperta — not closed
• Esperanto: malferma — not closed
• Estonian: lahtine — not closed
• Faroese: opin — not closed
• Finnish: avoin — not closed
• Finnish: avonainen — not closed
• Finnish: auki — not closed
• French: ouvert — not closed
• Old French: overt — not closed
• West-Frisian: iepen — not closed
• Friulian: viert — not closed
• Friulian: aviert — not closed
• Galician: aberto — not closed
• Gallurese: abbaltu — not closed
• Georgian: ღია (ɣia) — not closed
• German: auf — not closed
• German: offen — not closed
• German: offe — not closed
• German: offä — not closed
• Greek: ανοιχτός (anoichtós) — not closed
• Ancient Greek: ἀνοικτός (anoiktós) — not closed
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — not closed
• Hindi: खुला (khulā) — not closed
• White Hmong: qhib — not closed
• Hungarian: nyílt — not closed
• Hungarian: nyitott — not closed
• Icelandic: opinn — not closed
• Indonesian: buka — not closed
• Ingrian: avonain — not closed
• Ingrian: aukinain — not closed
• Irish: oscailte — not closed
• Irish: ar oscailt — not closed
• Italian: aperto — not closed
• Italian: dischiuso — not closed
• Japanese: 開いた (aita) — not closed
• Japanese: 開けた (aketa) — not closed
• Kaitag: ач (ač) — not closed
• Kazakh: ашу (aşu) — not closed
• Khmer: ដែលបើក (daelbaək) — not closed
• Khmer: ដែលចំហរ (dêlchâmhâr) — not closed
• Korean: 연 (yeon) — not closed
• Kumyk: ачыкъ (açıq) — not closed
• Kumyk: ачылгъан (açılğan) — not closed
• Central Kurdish: کراوەتەوە (krawetewe) — not closed
• Northern Kurdish: vekirî — not closed
• Northern Kurdish: vebûyî — not closed
• Latin: apertus — not closed
• Latvian: atvērts — not closed
• Latvian: attaisīts — not closed
• Latvian: atdarīts — not closed
• Lithuanian: atidaryta — not closed
• Livonian: vāldiņ — not closed
• Lombard: avert — not closed
• Lombard: vèrt — not closed
• Low German: open — not closed
• Low German: apen — not closed
• Luxembourgish: oppen — not closed
• Macedonian: отворен (otvoren) — not closed
• Malay: dibuka — not closed
• Malayalam: തുറന്ന (tuṟanna) — not closed
• Maltese: miftuħ — not closed
• Maltese: miftuħa — not closed
• Māori: tu(w)hera — not closed
• Māori: ango — not closed
• Māori: tāmoremore — not closed
• Māori: poare — not closed
• Māori: manahua — not closed
• Māori: matatewha — not closed
• Maranao: okab — not closed
• Marathi: उघडे (ughḍe) — not closed
• Mauritian Creole: ouver — not closed
• Mongolian: нээлттэй (neelttej) — not closed
• Nepali: खुल्ला (khullā) — not closed
• Norman: ouvèrt — not closed
• Norwegian Bokmål: åpen — not closed
• Norwegian Nynorsk: open — not closed
• Occitan: dobèrt — not closed
• Ossetian: гом (gom) — not closed
• Persian: باز (bâz) — not closed
• Plautdietsch: open (nds) — not closed
• Polish: otwarty — not closed
• Portuguese: aberto — not closed
• Rapa Nui: hahata — not closed
• Romanian: deschis — not closed
• Romansh: avert — not closed
• Romansh: aviert — not closed
• Russian: откры́тый (otkrýtyj) — not closed
• Campidanese Sardinian: tzaccàu — not closed
• Sardinian: abbertu — not closed
• Sassarese: abértu — not closed
• Sassarese: ibarràdu — not closed
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgailte — not closed
• Slovak: otvorený — not closed
• Slovene: odprt — not closed
• Spanish: abierto — not closed
• Swedish: öppen — not closed
• Sylheti: ꠈꠥꠟꠣ (kúla) — not closed
• Tagalog: bukas — not closed
• Tamil: திறந்த (tiṟanta) — not closed
• Tausug: ukab — not closed
• Telugu: తెరిచిన (tericina) — not closed
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — not closed
• Thai: อ้า (âa) — not closed
• Turkish: açık — not closed
• Ottoman Turkish: آچق (açık) — not closed
• Ottoman Turkish: مفتوح (meftuh) — not closed
• Ottoman Turkish: آپلمش (açılmış) — not closed
• Tuvan: ажык (ajık) — not closed
• Udi: хъай (qaj) — not closed
• Ukrainian: відкри́тий (vidkrýtyj) — not closed
• Ukrainian: відве́ртий (vidvértyj) — not closed
• Ukrainian: відчи́нений (vidčýnenyj) — not closed
• Urdu: کھلا (khulā) — not closed
• Urdu: باز (bāz) — not closed
• Urdu: واز (vāz) — not closed
• Urdu: وا (vā) — not closed
• Uzbek: ochiq — not closed
• Venetan: verto — not closed
• Vietnamese: mở — not closed
• Walloon: drovou — not closed
• Walloon: drouviet — not closed
• Walloon: å lådje — not closed
• Waray-Waray: abre — not closed
• Welsh: agored — not closed
• Welsh: ar agor — not closed
• Yiddish: אָפֿן (ofn) — not closed
• Zazaki: akerde (diq) — not closed
• Bulgarian: открит (otkrit) — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Latin: patens — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Māori: maraha — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Māori: mārakerake — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Māori: matatea — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Tamil: திறந்த (tiṟanta) — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Ottoman Turkish: بسیط (basît) — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Welsh: agored — extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->
• Armenian: բաց (bacʻ) — prepared to conduct business
• Assamese: খোলা (khüla) — prepared to conduct business
• Bashkir: асыҡ (asıq) — prepared to conduct business
• Basque: ireki — prepared to conduct business
• Basque: zabal — prepared to conduct business
• Bengali: খোলা (khōla) — prepared to conduct business
• Bulgarian: отво́рен (otvóren) — prepared to conduct business
• Catalan: obert — prepared to conduct business
• Czech: otevřený — prepared to conduct business
• Danish: åben — prepared to conduct business
• Dutch: open — prepared to conduct business
• Esperanto: malfermita — prepared to conduct business
• Esperanto: aperta — prepared to conduct business
• Estonian: avatud — prepared to conduct business
• Finnish: avoinna — prepared to conduct business
• Finnish: auki — prepared to conduct business
• French: ouvert — prepared to conduct business
• West-Frisian: iepen — prepared to conduct business
• Galician: aberto — prepared to conduct business
• German: offen — prepared to conduct business
• German: geöffnet — prepared to conduct business
• German: offä — prepared to conduct business
• Greek: ανοιχτός (anoichtós) — prepared to conduct business
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — prepared to conduct business
• Hungarian: nyitva — prepared to conduct business
• Italian: aperto — prepared to conduct business
• Japanese: 営業中 (eigyōchū) — prepared to conduct business
• Latin: apertus — prepared to conduct business
• Latvian: atvērts — prepared to conduct business
• Marathi: उघडे (ughḍe) — prepared to conduct business
• Mongolian: нээлттэй (neelttej) — prepared to conduct business
• Norman: ouvèrt — prepared to conduct business
• Norwegian Bokmål: åpen — prepared to conduct business
• Persian: باز (bâz) — prepared to conduct business
• Polish: otwarty — prepared to conduct business
• Portuguese: aberto — prepared to conduct business
• Russian: откры́тый (otkrýtyj) — prepared to conduct business
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgailte — prepared to conduct business
• Slovene: odprt — prepared to conduct business
• Spanish: abierto — prepared to conduct business
• Swedish: öppen — prepared to conduct business
• Sylheti: ꠈꠥꠟꠣ (kúla) — prepared to conduct business
• Tamil: திறந்த (tiṟanta) — prepared to conduct business
• Tamil: திறந்திருக்கும் (tiṟantirukkum) — prepared to conduct business
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — prepared to conduct business
• Turkish: açık — prepared to conduct business
• Ukrainian: відчи́нений (vidčýnenyj) — prepared to conduct business
• Welsh: agored — prepared to conduct business
• Zazaki: akerde (diq) — prepared to conduct business
• Armenian: բաց (bacʻ) — receptive
• Bashkir: асыҡ (asıq) — receptive
• Basque: ireki — receptive
• Bulgarian: отво́рен (otvóren) — receptive
• Bulgarian: откри́т (otkrít) — receptive
• Bulgarian: податли́в (podatlív) — receptive
• Bulgarian: скло́нен (sklónen) — receptive
• Bulgarian: непредубеде́н (nepredubedén) — receptive
• Catalan: obert — receptive
• Czech: otevřen — receptive
• Danish: åben — receptive
• Dutch: open — receptive
• Esperanto: akceptema — receptive
• Estonian: aval — receptive
• Finnish: avoin — receptive
• French: ouvert — receptive
• Galician: aberto — receptive
• German: offen — receptive
• Greek: ανοιχτός (anoichtós) — receptive
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — receptive
• Italian: aperto — receptive
• Latin: apertus — receptive
• Latvian: atvērts — receptive
• Māori: areare — receptive
• Māori: puakaha — receptive
• Mongolian: нээлттэй (neelttej) — receptive
• Norman: ouvèrt — receptive
• Norwegian Bokmål: åpen — receptive
• Polish: otwarty — receptive
• Portuguese: aberto — receptive
• Russian: откры́тый (otkrýtyj) — receptive
• Slovene: odprt — receptive
• Spanish: abierto — receptive
• Swedish: öppen — receptive
• Tamil: ஏற்க (ēṟka) — receptive
• Tamil: ஏற்றுக்கொள் (ēṟṟukkoḷ) — receptive
• Walloon: drovou — receptive
• Walloon: douviet — receptive
• Walloon: å lådje — receptive
• Welsh: agored — receptive
• Arabic: مَفْتُوح (maftūḥ) — computing: in current use
• Bulgarian: отворен (otvoren) — computing: in current use
• Finnish: avoin — computing: in current use
• German: offen — computing: in current use
• German: geöffnet — computing: in current use
• Marathi: उघडे (ughḍe) — computing: in current use
• Spanish: abierto — computing: in current use
• Tamil: திறந்த (tiṟanta) — computing: in current use
• Welsh: agored — computing: in current use
• Welsh: ar agor — computing: in current use
• Bulgarian: искрен (iskren) — candid
• Finnish: avoin — candid
• German: aufrichtig — candid
• German: treuherzig — candid
• German: unbedarft — candid
• Irish: oscailteach — candid
• Māori: pōaha — candid
• Tamil: வெளிப்படை (veḷippaṭai) — candid
• Welsh: agored — candid
• Armenian: բաց (bacʻ) — public
• Bashkir: асыҡ (asıq) — public
• Bulgarian: откри́т (otkrít) — public
• Bulgarian: я́вен (jáven) — public
• Bulgarian: общодостъ́пен (obštodostǎ́pen) — public
• Bulgarian: неограниче́н (neograničén) — public
• Bulgarian: свобо́ден (svobóden) — public
• Bulgarian: обще́ствен (obštéstven) — public
• Bulgarian: пу́бличен (públičen) — public
• Catalan: obert — public
• Catalan: lliure — public
• Czech: veřejný — public
• Danish: åben — public
• Dutch: open — public
• Esperanto: publika — public
• Estonian: avalik — public
• Finnish: avoin — public
• French: ouvert — public
• West-Frisian: iepen — public
• Georgian: საჯარო (saǯaro) — public
• German: öffentlich — public
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — public
• Italian: aperto — public
• Kazakh: ашық (aşyq) — public
• Latin: apertus — public
• Māori: māhorahora — public
• Māori: tūmatanui — public
• Mongolian: ил (il) — public
• Norman: ouvèrt — public
• Norwegian Bokmål: åpen — public
• Polish: otwarty — public
• Portuguese: aberto — public
• Russian: откры́тый (otkrýtyj) — public
• Slovene: javen — public
• Swedish: öppen — public
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — public
• Thai: สาธารณะ (sǎa-taa-rá-ná) — public
• Welsh: agored — public
• Finnish: avoin — business: not fulfilled
• Tamil: திறந்த (tiṟanta) — business: not fulfilled
• Finnish: avoin — math: having a free variable
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — math: having a free variable
• Welsh: agored — math: having a free variable
• Catalan: obert — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• German: offen — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• Hebrew: פָּתוּחַ (patúakh) — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• Polish: otwarty — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• Spanish: abierto — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• Welsh: agored — math: which is part of a predefined collection of subsets
• Finnish: avoin — music: without any fingers pressing the string against the fingerboard
• German: offen — music: without any fingers pressing the string against the fingerboard
• Russian: откры́тый (otkrýtyj) — music: without any fingers pressing the string against the fingerboard
• Finnish: aukea — open space
• French: plein air — open space
• Latvian: atklāta telpa — open space
• Māori: tarawaha — open space
• Māori: kauhanga — open space
• Māori: kauwhanga — open space
• Māori: āputa — open space
• Māori: ahoaho — open space
• Tamil: வெளி (veḷi) — open space
• Finnish: julkisuus — public knowledge; (to bring into) the open
• French: (mettre qch au) grand jour — public knowledge; (to bring into) the open
• Tamil: வெளி (veḷi) — public knowledge; (to bring into) the open
• Estonian: katkestus — broken wire
• Finnish: katkos — broken wire
• French: faux contact — broken wire
• Swahili: fungua — broken wire
• Basque: ireki — sports event
• Basque: open — sports event
• Catalan: open — sports event
• Finnish: avoimet — sports event
• French: omnium sportif — sports event
• Latvian: atklātais čempionāts — sports event
• Persian: اوپن — sports event
• Portuguese: aberto — sports event
• Spanish: open — sports event
• Swahili: fungua — sports event
• Tamil: பொது (potu) — sports event
• Zazaki: abyaye — sports event
• Zazaki: aberde — sports event
• Afrikaans: oopmaak — to make something accessible
• Aklanon: buka' — to make something accessible
• Albanian: çel — to make something accessible
• Albanian: hap — to make something accessible
• Southern Altai: ачар (ačar) — to make something accessible
• Andi: архинну (arxinnu) — to make something accessible
• Chungli Ao: lapok — to make something accessible
• Arabic: فَتَحَ (fataḥa) — to make something accessible
• Arabic: فتح (fataḥ) — to make something accessible
• Arabic: حل (ḥall) — to make something accessible
• Arabic: فتح (ftaḥ) — to make something accessible
• Aragonese: ubrir — to make something accessible
• Armenian: բացել (bacʻel) — to make something accessible
• Armenian: բանալ (banal) — to make something accessible
• Aromanian: dishcljid — to make something accessible
• Assamese: খুল (khul) — to make something accessible
• Asturian: abrir — to make something accessible
• Avar: рагьизе (rahize) — to make something accessible
• Azerbaijani: açmaq — to make something accessible
• Bashkir: асыу (asıw) — to make something accessible
• Basque: ireki — to make something accessible
• Basque: zabaldu — to make something accessible
• Belarusian: адкрыва́ць (adkryvácʹ) — to make something accessible
• Belarusian: адкры́ць (adkrýcʹ) — to make something accessible
• Belarusian: адчыня́ць (adčynjácʹ) — to make something accessible
• Belarusian: адчыні́ць (adčynícʹ) — to make something accessible
• Bengali: খোলা (khōla) — to make something accessible
• Bulgarian: отва́рям (otvárjam) — to make something accessible
• Bulgarian: отво́ря (otvórja) — to make something accessible
• Burmese: ဖွင့် (hpwang.) — to make something accessible
• Catalan: obrir — to make something accessible
• Catalan: descloure — to make something accessible
• Cherokee: ᎠᏍᏚᎢᎠ (asduia) — to make something accessible
• Chickasaw: tiwa — to make something accessible
• Chickasaw: tiwwi — to make something accessible
• Chinese Cantonese: 開 /开 (hoi1) — to make something accessible
• Chinese Mandarin: 開 /开 (kāi) — to make something accessible
• Chinese Mandarin: 打開 /打开 (dǎkāi) — to make something accessible
• Ngazidja Comorian: uɓua — to make something accessible
• Czech: otevírat — to make something accessible
• Czech: otevřít — to make something accessible
• Dalmatian: apiar — to make something accessible
• Dalmatian: aprer — to make something accessible
• Dalmatian: apriar — to make something accessible
• Dalmatian: aprier — to make something accessible
• Danish: åbne — to make something accessible
• Danish: lukke op — to make something accessible
• Dutch: openen — to make something accessible
• Dutch: opendoen — to make something accessible
• Dutch: openmaken — to make something accessible
• Egyptian: wn-n:O31 (wn) — to make something accessible
• Egyptian: wp:p-Z9 (wpj) — to make something accessible
• Esperanto: malfermi — to make something accessible
• Estonian: avama — to make something accessible
• Ewe: ʋu — to make something accessible
• Faroese: opna — to make something accessible
• Faroese: lata upp — to make something accessible
• Fataluku: loke — to make something accessible
• Finnish: avata — to make something accessible
• French: ouvrir — to make something accessible
• Old French: ovrir — to make something accessible
• Friulian: vierzi — to make something accessible
• Friulian: avierzi — to make something accessible
• Friulian: viergi — to make something accessible
• Friulian: aviergi — to make something accessible
• Gagauz: açmaa — to make something accessible
• Galician: abrir — to make something accessible
• Georgian: გაღება (gaɣeba) — to make something accessible
• German: öffnen — to make something accessible
• German: aufmachen — to make something accessible
• Greek: ανοίγω (anoígo) — to make something accessible
• Ancient Greek: ἀνοίγω (anoígō) — to make something accessible
• Ancient Greek: ἀνοίγνυμι (anoígnumi) — to make something accessible
• Ancient Greek: οἴγω (oígō) — to make something accessible
• Greenlandic: ammarpaa — to make something accessible
• Paraguayan Guarani: pe'a — to make something accessible
• Haitian Creole: ouvri — to make something accessible
• Haitian Creole: louvri — to make something accessible
• Hebrew: פָּתַח (patákh) — to make something accessible
• Hindi: खोलना (kholnā) — to make something accessible
• White Hmong: qhib — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: nyit — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: kinyit — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: tár — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: kitár — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: tát — to make something accessible
• Hungarian: kitát — to make something accessible
• Icelandic: opna — to make something accessible
• Ido: apertar — to make something accessible
• Indonesian: buka — to make something accessible
• Indonesian: membuka — to make something accessible
• Ingrian: avata — to make something accessible
• Interlingua: aperir — to make something accessible
• Irish: oscail — to make something accessible
• Old Irish: as·oilgi — to make something accessible
• Italian: aprire — to make something accessible
• Italian: schiudere — to make something accessible
• Italian: dischiudere — to make something accessible
• Japanese: 開ける (akeru) — to make something accessible
• Japanese: 開く (hiraku) — to make something accessible
• Javanese: mbukak — to make something accessible
• Old Javanese: wĕnga — to make something accessible
• Kabuverdianu: abri — to make something accessible
• Kabuverdianu: abrí — to make something accessible
• Kabyle: ldi — to make something accessible
• Kaitag: ивхьара (ivxara) — to make something accessible
• Kambera: bunggah — to make something accessible
• Kazakh: ашу (aşu) — to make something accessible
• Khmer: បើក (baək) — to make something accessible
• Kituba: kangula — to make something accessible
• Kituba: fungula — to make something accessible
• Korean: 열다 (yeolda) — to make something accessible
• Korean: 펴다 (pyeoda) — to make something accessible
• Kumyk: ачмакъ (açmaq) — to make something accessible
• Northern Kurdish: vekirin — to make something accessible
• Kyrgyz: ач- (ac-) — to make something accessible
• Kyrgyz: ачуу (acuu) — to make something accessible
• Lao: ເປີດ (pœ̄t) — to make something accessible
• Latin: aperio — to make something accessible
• Latvian: atvērt — to make something accessible
• Ligurian: arvrî — to make something accessible
• Lingala: fungola — to make something accessible
• Lingala: kangola — to make something accessible
• Lithuanian: atidaryti — to make something accessible
• Low German: apendoon — to make something accessible
• Low German: apenmaken — to make something accessible
• Macedonian: отвори (otvori) — to make something accessible
• Makasae: lo'e — to make something accessible
• Malay: buka — to make something accessible
• Malay: membuka — to make something accessible
• Maltese: fetaħ — to make something accessible
• Manchu: ᠮᡳᠯᠠᡵᠠᠪᡠᠮᠪᡳ (milarabumbi) — to make something accessible
• Mansaka: bokas — to make something accessible
• Manx: foshil — to make something accessible
• Māori: are — to make something accessible
• Māori: puare — to make something accessible
• Māori: whakatu(w)hera — to make something accessible
• Māori: matata — to make something accessible
• Māori: tīwara — to make something accessible
• Māori: tiora (a shellfish) — to make something accessible
• Māori: uaki — to make something accessible
• Māori: huaki — to make something accessible
• Māori: kowhera (shellfish) — to make something accessible
• Māori: kūwhera — to make something accessible
• Māori: hāmama — to make something accessible
• Māori: pāoraora (shellfish) — to make something accessible
• Māori: whakahāmama — to make something accessible
• Marathi: उघडणे (ughaḍṇe) — to make something accessible
• Mauritian Creole: ouver — to make something accessible
• Minangkabau: buko — to make something accessible
• Mongolian: нээх (neex) — to make something accessible
• Mongolian: задлах (zadlax) — to make something accessible
• Mongolian: онгойлгох (ongojlgox) — to make something accessible
• Nanai: нихэли- (niheli-) — to make something accessible
• Neapolitan: arapì — to make something accessible
• Neapolitan: arape — to make something accessible
• Nepali: खोल्नु (kholnu) — to make something accessible
• Norman: ouvri — to make something accessible
• Norwegian: åpne — to make something accessible
• Norwegian: lukke opp — to make something accessible
• Occitan: dobrir — to make something accessible
• Old Galician-Portuguese: abrir — to make something accessible
• Old Turkic: 𐰲 (ač-) — to make something accessible
• Oromo: banuu — to make something accessible
• Persian: گشودن (gošudan) — to make something accessible
• Persian: باز کردن (bâz kardan) — to make something accessible
• Polish: otwierać — to make something accessible
• Polish: otworzyć — to make something accessible
• Portuguese: abrir — to make something accessible
• Quechua: kichay — to make something accessible
• Quechua: kicai — to make something accessible
• Quechua: kichariy — to make something accessible
• Romanian: deschide — to make something accessible
• Romansh: avrir — to make something accessible
• Romansh: arver — to make something accessible
• Romansh: earver — to make something accessible
• Romansh: duvrir — to make something accessible
• Romansh: darveir — to make something accessible
• Romansh: rivir — to make something accessible
• Romansh: drivir — to make something accessible
• Russian: открыва́ть (otkryvátʹ) — to make something accessible
• Russian: откры́ть (otkrýtʹ) — to make something accessible
• Russian: отворя́ть (otvorjátʹ) — to make something accessible
• Russian: отвори́ть (otvorítʹ) — to make something accessible
• Sango: lungula — to make something accessible
• Sanskrit: उद्घाटयति (udghāṭayati) — to make something accessible
• Sardinian: abbèrrere — to make something accessible
• Sardinian: abèrriri — to make something accessible
• Sardinian: apèrrere — to make something accessible
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgail — to make something accessible
• Serbo-Croatian: отво̀рити — to make something accessible
• Serbo-Croatian: otvòriti — to make something accessible
• Shan: ၽုၺ်ႇ (phùi) — to make something accessible
• Shan: ပိုတ်ႇ (pùet) — to make something accessible
• Sicilian: apriri — to make something accessible
• Sicilian: iàpriri — to make something accessible
• Sicilian: jàpriri — to make something accessible
• Sicilian: gràpiri — to make something accessible
• Sinhalese: අරිනවා (arinawā) — to make something accessible
• Slovak: otvárať — to make something accessible
• Slovak: otvoriť — to make something accessible
• Slovene: odpreti — to make something accessible
• Spanish: abrir — to make something accessible
• Spanish: descorrer — to make something accessible
• Swahili: fungua — to make something accessible
• Swedish: öppna — to make something accessible
• Sylheti: ꠈꠥꠟꠣ (kúla) — to make something accessible
• Tagalog: buksan — to make something accessible
• Tajik: кушодан (kušodan) — to make something accessible
• Tajik: боз кардан (boz kardan) — to make something accessible
• Tajik: во кардан (vo kardan) — to make something accessible
• Tamil: திற (tiṟa) — to make something accessible
• Tày: ả — to make something accessible
• Tày: bí — to make something accessible
• Telugu: తెరచు (teracu) — to make something accessible
• Tetum: loke — to make something accessible
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — to make something accessible
• Tocharian B: ru- — to make something accessible
• Turkish: açmak — to make something accessible
• Turkmen: açmak — to make something accessible
• Ugaritic: 𐎔𐎚𐎈 (ptḥ) — to make something accessible
• Ukrainian: відкрива́ти (vidkryváty) — to make something accessible
• Ukrainian: відкри́ти (vidkrýty) — to make something accessible
• Ukrainian: відчиня́ти (vidčynjáty) — to make something accessible
• Ukrainian: відчини́ти (vidčynýty) — to make something accessible
• Urdu: کھولنا (kholnā) — to make something accessible
• Urdu: باز کرنا (bāz karnā) — to make something accessible
• Urdu: واز کرنا (vāz karnā) — to make something accessible
• Urdu: وا کرنا (vā karnā) — to make something accessible
• Uzbek: ochmoq — to make something accessible
• Venetan: vèrzar — to make something accessible
• Venetan: verxar — to make something accessible
• Venetan: averzir — to make something accessible
• Venetan: avèrzer — to make something accessible
• Venetan: avèrxer — to make something accessible
• Venetan: vèrxer — to make something accessible
• Venetan: vèrdher — to make something accessible
• Vietnamese: mở — to make something accessible
• Walloon: drovi — to make something accessible
• Welsh: agor — to make something accessible
• Yakut: ас (as) — to make something accessible
• Yiddish: עפֿענען (efenen) — to make something accessible
• Zazaki: akerden — to make something accessible
• Zazaki: wekerden — to make something accessible
• Bulgarian: разчиствам (razčistvam) — to clear away obstacles
• Hungarian: nyit — to clear away obstacles
• Māori: manaha — to clear away obstacles
• Māori: mānahanaha — to clear away obstacles
• Māori: marake — to clear away obstacles
• Māori: areare — to clear away obstacles
• Māori: whakaareare — to clear away obstacles
• Tamil: நீக்கு (nīkku) — to clear away obstacles
• Tày: bí — to clear away obstacles
• Finnish: näyttää — poker: to reveal one's hand
• Tamil: காட்டு (kāṭṭu) — poker: to reveal one's hand
• Finnish: avata — computing: to connect to a resource
• Armenian: բացել (bacʻel) — to make accessible to customers
• Bashkir: асыу (asıw) — to make accessible to customers
• Basque: ireki — to make accessible to customers
• Basque: zabaldu — to make accessible to customers
• Bengali: খোলা (khōla) — to make accessible to customers
• Bulgarian: отварям (otvarjam) — to make accessible to customers
• Catalan: obrir — to make accessible to customers
• Chinese Mandarin: 開門 /开门 (kāimén) — to make accessible to customers
• Czech: otevřít — to make accessible to customers
• Danish: åbne — to make accessible to customers
• Dutch: openen — to make accessible to customers
• Dutch: openmaken — to make accessible to customers
• Esperanto: malfermi — to make accessible to customers
• Estonian: avama — to make accessible to customers
• Ewe: ʋu — to make accessible to customers
• Finnish: avata — to make accessible to customers
• Galician: abrir — to make accessible to customers
• German: öffnen — to make accessible to customers
• German: aufmachen — to make accessible to customers
• Greek: ανοίγω (anoígo) — to make accessible to customers
• Hungarian: nyit — to make accessible to customers
• Italian: aprire — to make accessible to customers
• Central Kurdish: کردنەوە (kirdnewe) — to make accessible to customers
• Latin: aperio — to make accessible to customers
• Latvian: atvērt — to make accessible to customers
• Norwegian: åpne — to make accessible to customers
• Polish: otwierać — to make accessible to customers
• Portuguese: abrir — to make accessible to customers
• Russian: открыва́ть (otkryvátʹ) — to make accessible to customers
• Russian: откры́ть (otkrýtʹ) — to make accessible to customers
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgail — to make accessible to customers
• Slovene: odpreti — to make accessible to customers
• Spanish: abrir — to make accessible to customers
• Swahili: fungua — to make accessible to customers
• Swedish: öppna — to make accessible to customers
• Tagalog: buksan — to make accessible to customers
• Tamil: திற (tiṟa) — to make accessible to customers
• Telugu: తెరుచు (terucu) — to make accessible to customers
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — to make accessible to customers
• Armenian: բացվել (bacʻvel) — to begin conducting business
• Bashkir: асылыу (asılıw) — to begin conducting business
• Bengali: খোলা (khōla) — to begin conducting business
• Czech: otevřít — to begin conducting business
• Danish: åbne — to begin conducting business
• Dutch: opengaan — to begin conducting business
• Esperanto: malfermiĝi — to begin conducting business
• Estonian: avama — to begin conducting business
• Ewe: ʋu — to begin conducting business
• Finnish: aueta — to begin conducting business
• German: offen — to begin conducting business
• German: geöffnet — to begin conducting business
• Greek: ανοίγω (anoígo) — to begin conducting business
• Hungarian: nyit — to begin conducting business
• Hungarian: kinyit — to begin conducting business
• Latin: aperiō — to begin conducting business
• Norwegian: åpne — to begin conducting business
• Polish: otwierać — to begin conducting business
• Portuguese: abrir — to begin conducting business
• Russian: открыва́ться (otkryvátʹsja) — to begin conducting business
• Russian: откры́ться (otkrýtʹsja) — to begin conducting business
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgail — to begin conducting business
• Slovene: odpreti — to begin conducting business
• Swahili: fungua — to begin conducting business
• Swedish: öppna — to begin conducting business
• Tamil: திற (tiṟa) — to begin conducting business
• Bashkir: башлау (başlaw) — to start (a campaign)
• Basque: hasi — to start (a campaign)
• Basque: hasiera eman — to start (a campaign)
• Bulgarian: започвам (započvam) — to start (a campaign)
• Czech: otevřít — to start (a campaign)
• Danish: indlede — to start (a campaign)
• Esperanto: komenci — to start (a campaign)
• Estonian: avama — to start (a campaign)
• Finnish: aloittaa — to start (a campaign)
• German: eröffnen — to start (a campaign)
• Hungarian: nyit — to start (a campaign)
• Hungarian: megnyit — to start (a campaign)
• Norwegian: innlede — to start (a campaign)
• Polish: rozpocząć — to start (a campaign)
• Portuguese: iniciar — to start (a campaign)
• Portuguese: começar — to start (a campaign)
• Russian: развора́чивать (razvoráčivatʹ) — to start (a campaign)
• Russian: разверну́ть (razvernútʹ) — to start (a campaign)
• Slovene: otvoriti — to start (a campaign)
• Slovene: pričeti — to start (a campaign)
• Swahili: fungua — to start (a campaign)
• Swedish: inleda — to start (a campaign)
• Tagalog: umpisahan — to start (a campaign)
• Tamil: தொடங்கு (toṭaṅku) — to start (a campaign)
• Armenian: բարձրացնել (barjracʻnel) — to bring up (a topic)
• Bashkir: күтәреү (kütərew) — to bring up (a topic)
• Bulgarian: откривам (otkrivam) — to bring up (a topic)
• Czech: otevřít — to bring up (a topic)
• Danish: begynde — to bring up (a topic)
• Dutch: aansnijden — to bring up (a topic)
• Estonian: alustama — to bring up (a topic)
• Finnish: avata — to bring up (a topic)
• Greek: ανοίγω (anoígo) — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: felvet — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: szóba hoz — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: nyit — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: megnyit — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: kezd — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: megkezd — to bring up (a topic)
• Hungarian: indít — to bring up (a topic)
• Italian: toccare — to bring up (a topic)
• Latin: aperio — to bring up (a topic)
• Norwegian: ta opp — to bring up (a topic)
• Polish: otwierać — to bring up (a topic)
• Polish: podejmować — to bring up (a topic)
• Portuguese: abrir — to bring up (a topic)
• Russian: поднима́ть (podnimátʹ) — to bring up (a topic)
• Russian: подня́ть (podnjátʹ) — to bring up (a topic)
• Swahili: fungua — to bring up (a topic)
• Swedish: ta upp — to bring up (a topic)
• Tagalog: buksan — to bring up (a topic)
• Tamil: எடு (eṭu) — to bring up (a topic)
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — to bring up (a topic)
• Swahili: fungua — cricket: to begin a side's innings
• Finnish: avata — poker: to bet before any other player
• Afrikaans: oopmaak — to become open
• Arabic: اِنْفَتَحَ (infataḥa) — to become open
• Armenian: բացվել (bacʻvel) — to become open
• Bashkir: асылыу (asılıw) — to become open
• Bulgarian: отварям се (otvarjam se) — to become open
• Maore Comorian: udziɓua — to become open
• Ngazidja Comorian: uɓuha — to become open
• Czech: otevřít se — to become open
• Danish: åbnes — to become open
• Dutch: opengaan — to become open
• Esperanto: malfermiĝi — to become open
• Estonian: avanema — to become open
• Evenki: нив- (ņiw-) — to become open
• Ewe: ʋu — to become open
• Finnish: aueta — to become open
• Finnish: avautua — to become open
• French: s'ouvrir — to become open
• German: sich öffnen — to become open
• Greek: ανοίγω (anoígo) — to become open
• Hindi: खुलना (khulnā) — to become open
• Hungarian: nyílik — to become open
• Hungarian: tárul — to become open
• Hungarian: kinyílik — to become open
• Hungarian: megnyílik — to become open
• Ingrian: avveta — to become open
• Ingrian: avahua — to become open
• Irish: oscail — to become open
• Korean: 열리다 (yeollida) — to become open
• Central Kurdish: کردنەوە (kirdnewe) — to become open
• Northern Kurdish: vebûn — to become open
• Latin: aperio — to become open
• Latvian: atvērt — to become open
• Manchu: ᠮᡳᠯᠠᡵᠠᠮᠪᡳ (milarambi) — to become open
• Manx: foshil — to become open
• Māori: manahua — to become open
• Māori: ngaora — to become open
• Māori: ngawhā — to become open
• Māori: (whe)whera — to become open
• Marathi: उघडणे (ughaḍṇe) — to become open
• Norwegian: åpnes — to become open
• Persian: باز شُدَن (bâz šodan) — to become open
• Polish: otwierać się — to become open
• Portuguese: abrir — to become open
• Romansh: s'avrir — to become open
• Romansh: sarver — to become open
• Romansh: searver — to become open
• Romansh: saduvrir — to become open
• Romansh: sa darveir — to become open
• Romansh: as avrir — to become open
• Romansh: as rivir — to become open
• Romansh: as drivir — to become open
• Russian: открыва́ться (otkryvátʹsja) — to become open
• Russian: откры́ться (otkrýtʹsja) — to become open
• Russian: отворя́ться (otvorjátʹsja) — to become open
• Russian: отвори́ться (otvorítʹsja) — to become open
• Scottish Gaelic: fosgail — to become open
• Slovene: odpreti — to become open
• Spanish: abrir — to become open
• Swahili: kufunguka — to become open
• Swedish: öppnas — to become open
• Swedish: öppna sig — to become open
• Tamil: திற (tiṟa) — to become open
• Thai: เปิด (bpə̀ət) — to become open
• Urdu: کھلنا (khulnā) — to become open
• Urdu: باز ہونا (bāz honā) — to become open
• Urdu: واز ہونا (vāz honā) — to become open
• Urdu: وا ہونا (vā honā) — to become open
• Uzbek: ochilmoq — to become open