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• Received-Pronunciation: /pɑːt/
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• General-American: pärt
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• General-American: /pɑɹt/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /pɐːt/
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• Canada: /pɑɹt/
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• Canada: [p(h)äɹt]
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• /pæɹt/ Ottawa Valley
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From Middle English part, from the noun.

From Middle English part, from Old English part (“part”) and Old French part (“part”); both from Latin partem, accusative of pars (“piece, portion, share, side, party, faction, role, character, lot, fate, task, lesson, part, member”), from Proto-Indo-European *par-, *per- (“to sell, exchange”). Akin to Latin portiō (“a portion, part”), parāre (“to make ready, prepare”). Displaced Middle English del, dele (“part”) (from Old English dǣl (“part, distribution”) > Modern English deal (“portion; amount”)), Middle English dale, dole (“part, portion”) (from Old English dāl (“portion”) > Modern English dole), Middle English sliver (“part, portion”) (from Middle English sliven (“to cut, cleave”), from Old English (tō)slifan (“to split”)).

From Middle English parten, from Old French partir.

570 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: deel — fraction of a whole
• Albanian: pjesë — fraction of a whole
• Amharic: ክፍል (kəfl) — fraction of a whole
• Amharic: ድርሻ (dərša) — fraction of a whole
• Arabic: جُزْء (juzʔ) — fraction of a whole
• Arabic: جُزَء (juzaʔ) — fraction of a whole
• Arabic: قِسْم (qism) — fraction of a whole
• Arabic: جزء (guzʔ) — fraction of a whole
• Aragonese: parte — fraction of a whole
• Armenian: մաս (mas) — fraction of a whole
• Aromanian: parti — fraction of a whole
• Aromanian: parte — fraction of a whole
• Asturian: parte — fraction of a whole
• Azerbaijani: hissə — fraction of a whole
• Bashkir: өлөш (ölöş) — fraction of a whole
• Basque: lain — fraction of a whole
• Belarusian: ча́стка (částka) — fraction of a whole
• Bengali: খন্ড (khonḍ) — fraction of a whole
• Bengali: অংশ (oṅśo) — fraction of a whole
• Bhojpuri: अंश (anś) — fraction of a whole
• Breton: lod — fraction of a whole
• Breton: rann — fraction of a whole
• Bulgarian: част (čast) — fraction of a whole
• Bulgarian: дял (djal) — fraction of a whole
• Burmese: အပိုင်း (a.puing:) — fraction of a whole
• Catalan: part — fraction of a whole
• Chinese Cantonese: 部分 (bou6 fan6) — fraction of a whole
• Chinese: буфын (bufɨn) — fraction of a whole
• Chinese: 部分 (pǒ͘-hūn / pō͘-hūn) — fraction of a whole
• Chinese Mandarin: 部分 (bùfen) — fraction of a whole
• Wu Chinese: 部分 (6bu-ven) — fraction of a whole
• West Circassian: ӏыхьэ (ʼəḥɛ) — fraction of a whole
• Coptic: ⲣⲁ- (ra-) — fraction of a whole
• Cornish: darn — fraction of a whole
• Cornish: rann — fraction of a whole
• Czech: část — fraction of a whole
• Dalmatian: puart — fraction of a whole
• Danish: del — fraction of a whole
• Dutch: deel — fraction of a whole
• Egyptian: Q3:O34-N37:X1*Z4-Z9:Y1 (psštj) — fraction of a whole
• Esperanto: parto — fraction of a whole
• Estonian: osa — fraction of a whole
• Estonian: osalus — fraction of a whole
• Estonian: jagu — fraction of a whole
• Extremaduran: parti — fraction of a whole
• Faroese: lutur — fraction of a whole
• Faroese: partur — fraction of a whole
• Finnish: osa — fraction of a whole
• French: partie — fraction of a whole
• French: organe — fraction of a whole
• Friulian: part — fraction of a whole
• Galician: parte — fraction of a whole
• Georgian: ნაწილი (nac̣ili) — fraction of a whole
• German: Teil — fraction of a whole
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃 (dails) — fraction of a whole
• Greek: μέρος (méros) — fraction of a whole
• Ancient Greek: μέρος (méros) — fraction of a whole
• Paraguayan Guarani: vore — fraction of a whole
• Hawaiian: mahele — fraction of a whole
• Hebrew: חֵלֶק (khélek) — fraction of a whole
• Hindi: हिस्सा (hissā) — fraction of a whole
• Hindi: भाग (bhāg) — fraction of a whole
• Hindi: अंश (añś) — fraction of a whole
• Hindi: खंड (khaṇḍ) — fraction of a whole
• Hindi: अंग (aṅg) — fraction of a whole
• Hungarian: rész — fraction of a whole
• Icelandic: hluti — fraction of a whole
• Icelandic: partur — fraction of a whole
• Ido: parto — fraction of a whole
• Indonesian: bagian — fraction of a whole
• Ingrian: osa — fraction of a whole
• Ingrian: jako — fraction of a whole
• Interlingua: parte — fraction of a whole
• Irish: cuid — fraction of a whole
• Italian: parte — fraction of a whole
• Italian: porzione — fraction of a whole
• Italian: tempo — fraction of a whole
• Japanese: 一部 (ichibu) — fraction of a whole
• Japanese: 部分 (bubun) — fraction of a whole
• Javanese: bagéan — fraction of a whole
• Old Javanese: dum — fraction of a whole
• Kazakh: бөлік (bölık) — fraction of a whole
• Kazakh: бөлшек (bölşek) — fraction of a whole
• Kazakh: бөлім (bölım) — fraction of a whole
• Khmer: ភាគ (phiək) — fraction of a whole
• Khmer: ចំណែក (cɑmnaek) — fraction of a whole
• Korean: 부분 (bubun) — fraction of a whole
• Korean: 일부 (ilbu) — fraction of a whole
• Korean: 쪽 (jjok) — fraction of a whole
• Central Kurdish: بەش (beş) — fraction of a whole
• Northern Kurdish: par — fraction of a whole
• Northern Kurdish: beş — fraction of a whole
• Kyrgyz: бөлүк (bölük) — fraction of a whole
• Kyrgyz: бөлчөк (bölcök) — fraction of a whole
• Kyrgyz: бөлүм (bölüm) — fraction of a whole
• Ladin: part — fraction of a whole
• Ladin: pert — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ຂັນ (khan) — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ບັ້ນ (ban) — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ພາກ (phāk) — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ພາຄະ (phā kha) — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ພູດ (phūt) — fraction of a whole
• Lao: ສ່ວນ (sūan) — fraction of a whole
• Latgalian: daļa — fraction of a whole
• Latin: pars — fraction of a whole
• Latvian: daļa — fraction of a whole
• Ligurian: pàrte — fraction of a whole
• Lithuanian: dalis — fraction of a whole
• Livonian: jag — fraction of a whole
• Livonian: jagū — fraction of a whole
• Livonian: daļīb — fraction of a whole
• Livonian: vȯzā — fraction of a whole
• Luxembourgish: Deel — fraction of a whole
• Luxembourgish: Stéck — fraction of a whole
• Macedonian: дел (del) — fraction of a whole
• Malay: bahagian — fraction of a whole
• Maltese: parti — fraction of a whole
• Māori: wāhanga — fraction of a whole
• Marathi: भाग (bhāg) — fraction of a whole
• Megleno-Romanian: parti — fraction of a whole
• Mongolian: хэсэг (xeseg) — fraction of a whole
• Nepali: भाग (bhāg) — fraction of a whole
• Nepali: अंश (aṅśa) — fraction of a whole
• Nepali: हिस्सा (hissā) — fraction of a whole
• Norwegian Bokmål: del — fraction of a whole
• Occitan: part — fraction of a whole
• Old English: dǣl — fraction of a whole
• Pashto: برخه (bárxa) — fraction of a whole
• Pashto: جزء (ǰoz) — fraction of a whole
• Pashto: توکی (tukáy) — fraction of a whole
• Iranian Persian: بَخْش (baxš) — fraction of a whole
• Iranian Persian: جُزْء (joz') — fraction of a whole
• Iranian Persian: پارِه (pâre) — fraction of a whole
• Iranian Persian: قِسْمَت (ġesmat) — fraction of a whole
• Plautdietsch: Deel (nds) — fraction of a whole
• Plautdietsch: Poat — fraction of a whole
• Polish: część — fraction of a whole
• Portuguese: parte — fraction of a whole
• Portuguese: pedaço — fraction of a whole
• Punjabi: ਹਿੱਸਾ (hissā) — fraction of a whole
• Quechua: rak'i — fraction of a whole
• Romanian: parte — fraction of a whole
• Romansh: part — fraction of a whole
• Russian: часть (častʹ) — fraction of a whole
• Russian: до́ля (dólja) — fraction of a whole
• Northern Sami: oassi — fraction of a whole
• Sanskrit: अंश (aṃśa) — fraction of a whole
• Sanskrit: भाग (bhāga) — fraction of a whole
• Sardinian: parti — fraction of a whole
• Sardinian: parte — fraction of a whole
• Sardinian: palte — fraction of a whole
• Scots: pairt — fraction of a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: cuid — fraction of a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: pàirt — fraction of a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: earrann — fraction of a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: cuibhreann — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: део m/дио — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: комад — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: одсечак m/одсјечак — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: deo m/dio — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: komad — fraction of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: odsečak m/odsječak — fraction of a whole
• Sicilian: parti — fraction of a whole
• Sikkimese: ཁག (khag) — fraction of a whole
• Silesian: tajla — fraction of a whole
• Slovak: časť — fraction of a whole
• Slovene: del — fraction of a whole
• Lower Sorbian: źěl — fraction of a whole
• Southern Altai: бӧлӱк (bölük) — fraction of a whole
• Southern Altai: ӱлӱ (ülü) — fraction of a whole
• Southern Altai: ӱлеш (üleš) — fraction of a whole
• Southern Altai: кезек (kezek) — fraction of a whole
• Spanish: parte — fraction of a whole
• Spanish: porción — fraction of a whole
• Spanish: pedazo — fraction of a whole
• Spanish: trozo — fraction of a whole
• Swahili: sehemu — fraction of a whole
• Swedish: del — fraction of a whole
• Tagalog: hati — fraction of a whole
• Tagalog: kahati — fraction of a whole
• Tagalog: bahagi — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: ҷузъ (juz') — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: қисм (qism) — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: ҳисса (hissa) — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: пора (pora) — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: бахш (baxš) — fraction of a whole
• Tajik: қисмат (qismat) — fraction of a whole
• Tamil: பகுதி (pakuti) — fraction of a whole
• Tamil: பாகம் (pākam) — fraction of a whole
• Tamil: கூறு (kūṟu) — fraction of a whole
• Tamil: பின்னம் (piṉṉam) — fraction of a whole
• Tatar: бүлек (bülek) — fraction of a whole
• Tatar: өлеш (öleş) — fraction of a whole
• Tatar: кисәк (kisäk) — fraction of a whole
• Telugu: భాగము (bhāgamu) — fraction of a whole
• Thai: ท่อน (tɔ̂n) — fraction of a whole
• Thai: ส่วน (sùuan) — fraction of a whole
• Tibetan: ཆ་ཤས (cha shas) — fraction of a whole
• Tok Pisin: hap — fraction of a whole
• Turkish: parça — fraction of a whole
• Turkish: kısım — fraction of a whole
• Turkmen: bölek — fraction of a whole
• Ukrainian: части́на (častýna) — fraction of a whole
• Urdu: حِصَّہ (hissa) — fraction of a whole
• Urdu: قِسْمَت (qismat) — fraction of a whole
• Uyghur: قىسىم (qisim) — fraction of a whole
• Uzbek: qism — fraction of a whole
• Uzbek: pora — fraction of a whole
• Uzbek: hissa — fraction of a whole
• Vietnamese: phần — fraction of a whole
• Volapük: dil — fraction of a whole
• Walloon: boket — fraction of a whole
• Walloon: pårteye — fraction of a whole
• Welsh: darn — fraction of a whole
• Welsh: rhan — fraction of a whole
• Yiddish: טייל (teyl) — fraction of a whole
• Zhuang: bouh — fraction of a whole
• Bulgarian: част (čast) — distinct element of something larger
• Finnish: osa — distinct element of something larger
• Latin: pars — distinct element of something larger
• Russian: часть (častʹ) — distinct element of something larger
• Slovene: del — distinct element of something larger
• Spanish: refacción — distinct element of something larger
• Tamil: பிரிவு (pirivu) — distinct element of something larger
• Turkish: bölüm — distinct element of something larger
• Catalan: part — group inside a larger group
• Czech: část — group inside a larger group
• Finnish: osa — group inside a larger group
• Finnish: osasto — group inside a larger group
• Finnish: osajoukko — group inside a larger group
• Galician: parte — group inside a larger group
• German: Teil — group inside a larger group
• Ancient Greek: μέρος (méros) — group inside a larger group
• Italian: parte — group inside a larger group
• Italian: zona — group inside a larger group
• Italian: area — group inside a larger group
• Ladin: part — group inside a larger group
• Latin: pars — group inside a larger group
• Latvian: daļa — group inside a larger group
• Norwegian Bokmål: del — group inside a larger group
• Plautdietsch: Deel (nds) — group inside a larger group
• Plautdietsch: Poat — group inside a larger group
• Polish: część — group inside a larger group
• Portuguese: parte — group inside a larger group
• Portuguese: categoria — group inside a larger group
• Russian: часть (častʹ) — group inside a larger group
• Scots: pairt — group inside a larger group
• Scottish Gaelic: cuid — group inside a larger group
• Scottish Gaelic: pàirt — group inside a larger group
• Scottish Gaelic: earrann — group inside a larger group
• Scottish Gaelic: cuibhreann — group inside a larger group
• Scottish Gaelic: roinn — group inside a larger group
• Slovene: del — group inside a larger group
• Lower Sorbian: źěl — group inside a larger group
• Spanish: categoría — group inside a larger group
• Spanish: parte — group inside a larger group
• Swedish: del — group inside a larger group
• Tamil: பிரிவு (pirivu) — group inside a larger group
• Welsh: rhan — group inside a larger group
• Bulgarian: дял (djal) — share, especially of a profit
• Finnish: osuus — share, especially of a profit
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃 (dails) — share, especially of a profit
• Latin: portiō — share, especially of a profit
• Latin: pars — share, especially of a profit
• Latin: pēnsum — share, especially of a profit
• Latin: sors — share, especially of a profit
• Russian: до́ля (dólja) — share, especially of a profit
• Slovene: delež — share, especially of a profit
• Tamil: பங்கு (paṅku) — share, especially of a profit
• Tocharian B: pāke — share, especially of a profit
• Bulgarian: част (čast) — unit of relative proportion in a mixture
• Finnish: osa — unit of relative proportion in a mixture
• Russian: часть (častʹ) — unit of relative proportion in a mixture
• Slovene: del — unit of relative proportion in a mixture
• Tamil: பங்கு (paṅku) — unit of relative proportion in a mixture
• Finnish: annos — 3.5 cl portion in a drink
• Tamil: ஒருவிழுங்கு (oruviḻuṅku) — 3.5 cl portion in a drink
• Bulgarian: разде́л (razdél) — section of a document
• Czech: část — section of a document
• Estonian: osa — section of a document
• Finnish: osa — section of a document
• Ancient Greek: μέρος (méros) — section of a document
• Hawaiian: māhele — section of a document
• Italian: parte — section of a document
• Japanese: 其の (sono) — section of a document
• Japanese: 章 (shou) — section of a document
• Japanese: 節 (setsu) — section of a document
• Japanese: 部 (bu) — section of a document
• Japanese: パート (pāto) — section of a document
• Korean: 편 (pyeon) — section of a document
• Māori: upoko — section of a document
• Māori: wāhanga — section of a document
• Norwegian Bokmål: del — section of a document
• Portuguese: parte — section of a document
• Russian: разде́л (razdél) — section of a document
• Russian: том (tom) — section of a document
• Scots: pairt — section of a document
• Scottish Gaelic: earrann — section of a document
• Scottish Gaelic: roinn — section of a document
• Slovene: del — section of a document
• Swedish: del — section of a document
• Tamil: பிரிவு (pirivu) — section of a document
• Bulgarian: ме́стност (méstnost) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Bulgarian: око́лност (okólnost) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Bulgarian: о́бласт (óblast) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Finnish: alue — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Latin: regiō — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Latin: ōra — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Latin: fīnēs — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Latin: pāgus — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Russian: ме́стность (méstnostʹ) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Russian: о́бласть (óblastʹ) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Slovene: področje — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Spanish: pago — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Tamil: பகுதி (pakuti) — section of land; an area of a country or other territory; region
• Finnish: sali — room in a public building, especially a courtroom
• Tamil: சாவடி (cāvaṭi) — room in a public building, especially a courtroom
• Bulgarian: задълже́ние (zadǎlžénie) — duty, responsibility
• Finnish: osa — duty, responsibility
• Russian: обя́занность (objázannostʹ) — duty, responsibility
• Slovene: del — duty, responsibility
• Tamil: பங்கு (paṅku) — duty, responsibility
• Albanian: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Arabic: دَوْر (dawr) — position or role, especially in a play
• Armenian: դեր (der) — position or role, especially in a play
• Azerbaijani: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Belarusian: ро́ля (rólja) — position or role, especially in a play
• Bengali: ভূমিকা (bhumika) — position or role, especially in a play
• Bulgarian: ро́ля (rólja) — position or role, especially in a play
• Burmese: အခန်း (a.hkan:) — position or role, especially in a play
• Catalan: part — position or role, especially in a play
• Chinese Mandarin: 角色 (juésè) — position or role, especially in a play
• Chinese Mandarin: 角 (jué) — position or role, especially in a play
• Chinese Mandarin: 任務 /任务 (rènwù) — position or role, especially in a play
• Czech: role — position or role, especially in a play
• Danish: rolle — position or role, especially in a play
• Dutch: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Esperanto: rolo — position or role, especially in a play
• Estonian: roll — position or role, especially in a play
• Estonian: osa — position or role, especially in a play
• Finnish: osa — position or role, especially in a play
• Finnish: rooli — position or role, especially in a play
• Finnish: asema — position or role, especially in a play
• French: rôle — position or role, especially in a play
• Georgian: როლი (roli) — position or role, especially in a play
• German: Rolle — position or role, especially in a play
• Greek: ρόλος (rólos) — position or role, especially in a play
• Hebrew: תַּפְקִיד (tafkid) — position or role, especially in a play
• Hindi: भूमिका (bhūmikā) — position or role, especially in a play
• Hungarian: szerep — position or role, especially in a play
• Icelandic: hlutverk — position or role, especially in a play
• Indonesian: peranan — position or role, especially in a play
• Irish: ról — position or role, especially in a play
• Italian: parte — position or role, especially in a play
• Italian: ruolo — position or role, especially in a play
• Italian: posizione — position or role, especially in a play
• Japanese: 役 (yaku) — position or role, especially in a play
• Japanese: 役割 (yakuwari) — position or role, especially in a play
• Japanese: 役柄 (yakugara) — position or role, especially in a play
• Kazakh: рөл (röl) — position or role, especially in a play
• Khmer: តួ (tuə) — position or role, especially in a play
• Korean: 역할 (yeokhal) — position or role, especially in a play
• Korean: 역 (yeok) — position or role, especially in a play
• Central Kurdish: دەور (dewr) — position or role, especially in a play
• Northern Kurdish: dewr — position or role, especially in a play
• Kyrgyz: роль (rol) — position or role, especially in a play
• Lao: ບົດບາດ (bot bāt) — position or role, especially in a play
• Latvian: loma — position or role, especially in a play
• Lithuanian: rolė — position or role, especially in a play
• Lithuanian: vaidmuo — position or role, especially in a play
• Luxembourgish: Roll — position or role, especially in a play
• Macedonian: улога (uloga) — position or role, especially in a play
• Malay: peranan — position or role, especially in a play
• Maltese: rwol — position or role, especially in a play
• Mongolian: үүрэг (üüreg) — position or role, especially in a play
• Norwegian Bokmål: rolle — position or role, especially in a play
• Pashto: رول (rol) — position or role, especially in a play
• Pashto: نقش (naqš) — position or role, especially in a play
• Iranian Persian: رُل (rol) — position or role, especially in a play
• Iranian Persian: نَقْش (naġš) — position or role, especially in a play
• Polish: rola — position or role, especially in a play
• Portuguese: papel — position or role, especially in a play
• Romanian: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Russian: роль (rolʹ) — position or role, especially in a play
• Russian: до́лжность (dólžnostʹ) — position or role, especially in a play
• Scots: pairt — position or role, especially in a play
• Scottish Gaelic: pàirt — position or role, especially in a play
• Serbo-Croatian: у̏лога — position or role, especially in a play
• Serbo-Croatian: ро́ла — position or role, especially in a play
• Serbo-Croatian: ȕloga — position or role, especially in a play
• Serbo-Croatian: róla — position or role, especially in a play
• Slovak: rola — position or role, especially in a play
• Slovene: vloga — position or role, especially in a play
• Spanish: papel — position or role, especially in a play
• Swedish: roll — position or role, especially in a play
• Tajik: рол (rol) — position or role, especially in a play
• Tajik: нақш (naqš) — position or role, especially in a play
• Tamil: பங்கு (paṅku) — position or role, especially in a play
• Tatar: роль (rolʹ) — position or role, especially in a play
• Telugu: పాత్ర (pātra) — position or role, especially in a play
• Thai: บทบาท (bòt-bàat) — position or role, especially in a play
• Turkish: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Turkmen: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Ukrainian: роль (rolʹ) — position or role, especially in a play
• Urdu: کِرْدار (kirdār) — position or role, especially in a play
• Uyghur: رول (rol) — position or role, especially in a play
• Uzbek: rol — position or role, especially in a play
• Vietnamese: vai — position or role, especially in a play
• Vietnamese: vai trò — position or role, especially in a play
• Yiddish: ראָלע (role) — position or role, especially in a play
• Bulgarian: па́ртия (pártija) — music: melody played or sung by a particular instrument, voice, or group of instruments or voices
• Russian: па́ртия (pártija) — music: melody played or sung by a particular instrument, voice, or group of instruments or voices
• Slovene: part — music: melody played or sung by a particular instrument, voice, or group of instruments or voices
• Swedish: stämma — music: melody played or sung by a particular instrument, voice, or group of instruments or voices
• Bulgarian: страна́ (straná) — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Finnish: osapuoli — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Finnish: puoli — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Russian: сторона́ (storoná) — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Slovene: stran — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Tamil: அணி (aṇi) — each of two contrasting sides of an argument, debate etc.
• Bulgarian: път (pǎt) — hair dividing line
• Czech: pěšinka — hair dividing line
• Esperanto: hardislimo — hair dividing line
• Finnish: jakaus — hair dividing line
• French: raie — hair dividing line
• German: Scheitel — hair dividing line
• Hebrew: שביל (shvil) — hair dividing line
• Italian: riga — hair dividing line
• Japanese: 髪の分け目 (kami no wakeme) — hair dividing line
• Luxembourgish: Scheet — hair dividing line
• Macedonian: патец (patec) — hair dividing line
• Middle English: sched — hair dividing line
• Norman: rîle des g'veux — hair dividing line
• Polish: przedziałek — hair dividing line
• Portuguese: linha — hair dividing line
• Russian: пробо́р (probór) — hair dividing line
• Serbo-Croatian: rázdjeljak — hair dividing line
• Spanish: raya — hair dividing line
• Spanish: carrera — hair dividing line
• Spanish: partido — hair dividing line
• Spanish: partidura — hair dividing line
• Spanish: retiro — hair dividing line
• Swedish: bena — hair dividing line
• Tamil: வகிடு (vakiṭu) — hair dividing line
• Tamil: நேர் (nēr) — hair dividing line
• Arabic: اِفْتَرَقَ (iftaraqa) — to leave the company of
• Arabic: تَفَارَقَ (tafāraqa) — to leave the company of
• Azerbaijani: ayrılmaq — to leave the company of
• Belarusian: расстава́цца (rasstavácca) — to leave the company of
• Belarusian: расста́цца (rasstácca) — to leave the company of
• Belarusian: разлуча́цца (razlučácca) — to leave the company of
• Belarusian: разлучы́цца (razlučýcca) — to leave the company of
• Bulgarian: разде́лям се (razdéljam se) — to leave the company of
• Bulgarian: разделя́ се (razdeljá se) — to leave the company of
• Chinese Mandarin: 分別 /分别 (fēnbié) — to leave the company of
• Chinese Mandarin: 分手 (fēnshǒu) — to leave the company of
• Czech: rozejít se — to leave the company of
• Finnish: erota — to leave the company of
• French: se séparer — to leave the company of
• German: sich trennen — to leave the company of
• Hebrew: נפרד (nifrad) — to leave the company of
• Hungarian: elválik — to leave the company of
• Hungarian: elbúcsúzik — to leave the company of
• Icelandic: fara — to leave the company of
• Ingrian: erota — to leave the company of
• Japanese: 別れる (wakareru) — to leave the company of
• Korean: 헤어지다 (heeojida) — to leave the company of
• Korean: 떠나다 (tteonada) — to leave the company of
• Macedonian: се разделува (se razdeluva) — to leave the company of
• Norwegian: forlate — to leave the company of
• Norwegian: dra — to leave the company of
• Persian: جدا شدن — to leave the company of
• Polish: rozstawać się — to leave the company of
• Polish: rozstać się — to leave the company of
• Portuguese: partir — to leave the company of
• Romanian: despărți — to leave the company of
• Russian: расстава́ться (rasstavátʹsja) — to leave the company of
• Russian: расста́ться (rasstátʹsja) — to leave the company of
• Russian: разлуча́ться (razlučátʹsja) — to leave the company of
• Russian: разлучи́ться (razlučítʹsja) — to leave the company of
• Scots: pairt — to leave the company of
• Scottish Gaelic: dealaich — to leave the company of
• Spanish: separarse — to leave the company of
• Spanish: partir — to leave the company of
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — to leave the company of
• Turkish: ayrılmak — to leave the company of
• Ukrainian: розстава́тися (rozstavátysja) — to leave the company of
• Ukrainian: розста́тися (rozstátysja) — to leave the company of
• Ukrainian: розлуча́тися (rozlučátysja) — to leave the company of
• Ukrainian: розлучи́тися (rozlučýtysja) — to leave the company of
• Finnish: tehdä jakaus — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• French: faire une raie — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• German: scheiteln — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Hungarian: elválaszt — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Hungarian: szétválaszt — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Italian: spartire — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Portuguese: repartir — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Russian: де́лать пробо́р (délatʹ probór) — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Russian: сде́лать пробо́р (sdélatʹ probór) — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Spanish: crenchar — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — to cut hair with a parting; shed
• Bulgarian: разде́лям (razdéljam) — to divide in two
• Bulgarian: разделя́ (razdeljá) — to divide in two
• Czech: rozdělit — to divide in two
• Esperanto: disigi — to divide in two
• Finnish: jakaa kahtia — to divide in two
• French: séparer — to divide in two
• Galician: partir — to divide in two
• Galician: dividir — to divide in two
• German: teilen — to divide in two
• German: trennen — to divide in two
• Hebrew: חילק (khilek) — to divide in two
• Hungarian: széthúz — to divide in two
• Hungarian: kettéválaszt — to divide in two
• Hungarian: szétválaszt — to divide in two
• Korean: 나누다 (nanuda) — to divide in two
• Macedonian: разделува (razdeluva) — to divide in two
• Macedonian: располовува (raspolovuva) — to divide in two
• Norwegian: dele — to divide in two
• Polish: podzielić — to divide in two
• Portuguese: partir — to divide in two
• Portuguese: dividir — to divide in two
• Romanian: despărți — to divide in two
• Russian: полови́нить (polovínitʹ) — to divide in two
• Russian: раздвои́ть (razdvoítʹ) — to divide in two
• Russian: раздва́ивать (razdváivatʹ) — to divide in two
• Scots: pairt — to divide in two
• Scottish Gaelic: dealaich — to divide in two
• Spanish: partir — to divide in two
• Spanish: repartir — to divide in two
• Swedish: sära — to divide in two
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — to divide in two
• Azerbaijani: ayrılmaq — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Bulgarian: разде́лям се (razdéljam se) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Bulgarian: разделя́ се (razdeljá se) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Esperanto: disiĝi — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Hebrew: התחלק (hitkhalek) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Hungarian: elválik — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Hungarian: szétválik — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Hungarian: különválik — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Hungarian: kettéválik — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Korean: 나누어지다 (nanueojida) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Korean: 갈라지다 (gallajida) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Macedonian: се разделува (se razdeluva) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Norwegian: dele — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Polish: rodzielić — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Portuguese: partir — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Russian: расстава́ться (rasstavátʹsja) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Russian: расста́ться (rasstátʹsja) — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Scots: pairt — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Spanish: partirse — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Spanish: apartarse — to become divided in two or separated; shed
• Bulgarian: деля́ (deljá) — to divide up, to share
• French: partager — to divide up, to share
• German: teilen — to divide up, to share
• Hungarian: eloszt — to divide up, to share
• Hungarian: feloszt — to divide up, to share
• Hungarian: megosztozik — to divide up, to share
• Russian: дели́ть (delítʹ) — to divide up, to share
• Russian: разделя́ть (razdeljátʹ) — to divide up, to share
• Russian: раздели́ть (razdelítʹ) — to divide up, to share
• Swahili: kugawa — to divide up, to share
• Tamil: வகு (vaku) — to divide up, to share
• Tamil: பங்கிடு (paṅkiṭu) — to divide up, to share
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — to divide up, to share
• Tamil: பகிர் (pakir) — to divide up, to share
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — (obsolete in English) to hold apart; to stand or intervene between
• Bulgarian: разтървавам (raztǎrvavam) — to separate from each other as combatants
• Māori: wawao — to separate from each other as combatants
• Tamil: பிரி (piri) — to separate from each other as combatants