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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈplæ̝ɪ̯s/
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From Middle English place, conflation of Old English plæċe (“place, an open space, street”) and Old French place (“place, an open space”), both from Latin platēa (“plaza, wide street”), from Ancient Greek πλατεῖα (plateîa), shortening of πλατεῖα ὁδός (plateîa hodós, “broad way”), from Proto-Indo-European *pleth2- (“to spread”), extended form of *pleh2- (“flat”). Displaced native Old English stōw, stede (partially), and -ern. Compare also English pleck (“plot of ground”), West Frisian plak (“place, spot, location”), Dutch plek (“place, spot, patch”). Doublet of piatza, piazza, and plaza. In the etymological chain from Latin platēa, note Old French place, which has multiple descendants — including German Platz, itself with many descendants (e.g., Russian плац (plac)). Also note a more distant chain node Ancient Greek πλατύς (platús), whence English Plato and English plate (via Latin).

From Middle English placen, from the noun (see above).

846 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аҭыԥ (atəp) — location, position
• Ainu: ウシ (usi) — location, position
• Albanian: vend — location, position
• Amharic: ቦታ (bota) — location, position
• Western Apache: gozsʼa̜a̜ge — location, position
• Arabic: مَكَان (makān) — location, position
• Chadian Arabic: بكان (bakān) — location, position
• Arabic: مكان (makān) — location, position
• Arabic: حتة (ḥeta) — location, position
• Arabic: مَكان (makān) — location, position
• Arabic: مَحَل (maḥal) — location, position
• Arabic: بلاصة (blāṣa) — location, position
• Arabic: موضع (mūṭaʕ, mūḍaʕ) — location, position
• Sudanese Arabic: بكان (bakān) — location, position
• Sudanese Arabic: حتة (ḥitta) — location, position
• Armenian: տեղ (teġ) — location, position
• Aromanian: loc — location, position
• Ashkun: tana — location, position
• Assamese: ঠাই (thai) — location, position
• Asturian: llugar — location, position
• Azerbaijani: yer — location, position
• Azerbaijani: məkan — location, position
• Azerbaijani: məhəl — location, position
• Azerbaijani: cay — location, position
• Bala: 巴 (ba) — location, position
• Baluchi: ہند (hand) — location, position
• Bashkir: урын (urın) — location, position
• Bashkir: ер (yer) — location, position
• Basque: leku — location, position
• Basque: toki — location, position
• Belarusian: ме́сца (mjésca) — location, position
• Bengali: জায়গা (jaẏga) — location, position
• Bulgarian: мя́сто (mjásto) — location, position
• Burmese: နေရာ (nera) — location, position
• Catalan: lloc — location, position
• Catalan: indret — location, position
• Chichewa: malo — location, position
• Chinese Cantonese: 地方 (dei6 fong1) — location, position
• Chinese: дифон (difon) — location, position
• Hakka Chinese: 地方 (thi-fông) — location, position
• Chinese: 所在 (só͘-chāi / só͘-chǎi / sé-chāi) — location, position
• Chinese Mandarin: 地方 (dìfang) — location, position
• Wu Chinese: 地方 — location, position
• Mwali Comorian: pvahano — location, position
• Coptic: ⲙⲁ (ma) — location, position
• Crimean Tatar: yer — location, position
• Czech: místo — location, position
• Dalmatian: luc — location, position
• Danish: sted — location, position
• Danish: plads — location, position
• Danish: placering — location, position
• Danish: post — location, position
• Dutch: plaats — location, position
• Jersey Dutch: pläk — location, position
• Esperanto: loko — location, position
• Estonian: paik — location, position
• Estonian: koht — location, position
• Even: билэк (ʙilək) — location, position
• Even: буг (ʙug) — location, position
• Evenki: билэ (bilə) — location, position
• Farefare: zẽ'a — location, position
• Faroese: staður — location, position
• Finnish: paikka — location, position
• Finnish: mesta — location, position
• Finnish: tila — location, position
• French: lieu — location, position
• French: endroit — location, position
• French: place — location, position
• West-Frisian: plak — location, position
• Friulian: lûc — location, position
• Friulian: puest — location, position
• Friulian: sît — location, position
• Galician: lugar — location, position
• Georgian: ადგილი (adgili) — location, position
• Georgian: მდებარეობა (mdebareoba) — location, position
• Georgian: ადგილ-მდებარეობა (adgil-mdebareoba) — location, position
• German: Platz — location, position
• German: Ort — location, position
• German: Stelle — location, position
• German: Position — location, position
• Gothic: 𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌸𐍃 (staþs) — location, position
• Greek: τόπος (tópos) — location, position
• Greek: θέση (thési) — location, position
• Greek: περιοχή (periochí) — location, position
• Greek: τοποθεσία (topothesía) — location, position
• Greek: μέρος (méros) — location, position
• Greek: σημείο (simeío) — location, position
• Greek: χώρος (chóros) — location, position
• Ancient Greek: τόπος (tópos) — location, position
• Paraguayan Guarani: tenda — location, position
• Gujarati: સ્થળ (sthaḷ) — location, position
• Haitian Creole: andwa — location, position
• Haitian Creole: kote — location, position
• Hebrew: מָקוֹם (makóm) — location, position
• Hebrew: מיקום (mikum) — location, position
• Hindi: जगह (jagah) — location, position
• Hindi: मकान (makān) — location, position
• Hindi: स्थान (sthān) — location, position
• Hungarian: hely — location, position
• Ibanag: gian — location, position
• Icelandic: staður — location, position
• Ido: loko — location, position
• Ilocano: yan — location, position
• Indonesian: tempat — location, position
• Ingrian: paikka — location, position
• Ingrian: siha — location, position
• Ingrian: kohta — location, position
• Irish: áit — location, position
• Old Irish: port — location, position
• Old Irish: áitt — location, position
• Isnag: xiyan — location, position
• Istro-Romanian: loc — location, position
• Italian: luogo — location, position
• Italian: posto — location, position
• Italian: posizione — location, position
• Japanese: 場所 (basho) — location, position
• Japanese: 位置 (ichi) — location, position
• Japanese: 所 (tokoro) — location, position
• Japanese: 所 (to) — location, position
• Japanese: 空間 (kūkan) — location, position
• Japanese: 余地 (yochi) — location, position
• Javanese: panggonan — location, position
• Judeo-Italian: לוּקוֹ — location, position
• Kamkata-viri: tõ — location, position
• Kannada: ಸ್ಥಳ (sthaḷa) — location, position
• Kashmiri: جاے (jāy) — location, position
• Kashmiri: شاے (śāy) — location, position
• Kazakh: орын (oryn) — location, position
• Eastern Khanty: тоӽи (toḥi) — location, position
• Khmer: កន្លែង (kɑɑkɑnlaeng) — location, position
• Korean: 장소 (jangso) — location, position
• Korean: 터 (teo) — location, position
• Korean: 곳 (got) — location, position
• Korean: 위치 (wichi) — location, position
• Central Kurdish: جێگھ (cêgh) — location, position
• Central Kurdish: شوێن (şwên) — location, position
• Northern Kurdish: cih — location, position
• Northern Kurdish: der — location, position
• Kyrgyz: орун (orun) — location, position
• Ladin: luega — location, position
• Lao: ສະຖານທີ່ (sa thān thī) — location, position
• Lao: ບ່ອນ (bǭn) — location, position
• Latin: locus — location, position
• Latin: positiō — location, position
• Latin: status — location, position
• Latvian: vieta — location, position
• Lingala: esika — location, position
• Lithuanian: vieta — location, position
• Macedonian: место (mesto) — location, position
• Malay: tempat — location, position
• Brunei Malay: tampat — location, position
• Malayalam: സ്ഥലം (sthalaṁ) — location, position
• Maltese: lok — location, position
• Manchu: ᠪᠠ (ba) — location, position
• Manchu: ᠪᠠ ᠨᠠ (ba na) — location, position
• Manchu: ᠣᡵᠣᠨ (oron) — location, position
• Māori: wāhi — location, position
• Marathi: जागा (jāgā) — location, position
• Megleno-Romanian: loc — location, position
• Middle English: stede — location, position
• Middle English: place — location, position
• Mingrelian: არდგილი (ardgili) — location, position
• Mongo: esika — location, position
• Classical Mongolian: ᠣᠷᠤᠨ (orun) — location, position
• Classical Mongolian: ᠭᠠᠵᠠᠷ (ɣaǰar) — location, position
• Mongolian: газар (gazar) — location, position
• Mongolian: ᠭᠠᠵᠠᠷ (ɣaǰar) — location, position
• Moore: zĩiga — location, position
• Mwani: maala — location, position
• Khiamniungan Naga: thāng — location, position
• Nanai: бэун (beun) — location, position
• Nanai: боа (boa) — location, position
• Nepali: स्थान (sthān) — location, position
• Norwegian Bokmål: sted — location, position
• Occitan: luòc — location, position
• Occitan: luec — location, position
• Church Slavic: мѣсто (město) — location, position
• Church Slavic: ⰿⱑⱄⱅⱁ (město) — location, position
• Old English: stōw — location, position
• Oromo: bakka — location, position
• Papiamentu: lugá — location, position
• Pashto: ځای (zāy) — location, position
• Pashto: مکان (makãn) — location, position
• Iranian Persian: مَحَلّ (mahall) — location, position
• Iranian Persian: جا (jâ) — location, position
• Iranian Persian: مَکان (makân) — location, position
• Plautdietsch: Städ — location, position
• Polish: miejsce — location, position
• Portuguese: lugar — location, position
• Portuguese: local — location, position
• Punjabi: ਸਥਾਨ — location, position
• Quechua: kuska — location, position
• Romani: than — location, position
• Romanian: loc — location, position
• Romansh: lieu — location, position
• Romansh: liug — location, position
• Romansh: liac — location, position
• Romansh: li — location, position
• Romansh: lö — location, position
• Russian: ме́сто (mésto) — location, position
• Rwanda-Rundi: ahantu — location, position
• Northern Sami: báiki — location, position
• Skolt-Sami: päi ́ǩǩ — location, position
• Sanskrit: स्थान (sthāna) — location, position
• Sardinian: logu — location, position
• Sardinian: locu — location, position
• Scots: steid — location, position
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — location, position
• Scottish Gaelic: ionad — location, position
• Serbo-Croatian: ме̏сто — location, position
• Serbo-Croatian: мје̏сто — location, position
• Serbo-Croatian: mȅsto — location, position
• Serbo-Croatian: mjȅsto — location, position
• Sicilian: locu — location, position
• Sinhalese: ස්ථානය (sthānaya) — location, position
• Slovak: miesto — location, position
• Slovene: kràj — location, position
• Slovene: mésto — location, position
• Lower Sorbian: městno — location, position
• Spanish: lugar — location, position
• Spanish: sitio — location, position
• Spanish: locus — location, position
• Spanish: logar — location, position
• Swahili: pahali — location, position
• Swedish: plats — location, position
• Swedish: placering — location, position
• Swedish: post — location, position
• Swedish: säte — location, position
• Swedish: ställe — location, position
• Sylheti: ꠎꠦꠉꠣ (zega) — location, position
• Tagalog: pook — location, position
• Tagalog: lugar — location, position
• Tajik: ҷой (joy) — location, position
• Tajik: макон (makon) — location, position
• Tajik: маҳал (mahal) — location, position
• Tamil: இடம் (iṭam) — location, position
• Tatar: тур (tur) — location, position
• Tatar: урын (urın) — location, position
• Tày: búng — location, position
• Telugu: స్థానము (sthānamu) — location, position
• Thai: บริเวณ (bɔɔ-rí-ween) — location, position
• Thai: สถานที่ (sà-tǎan-tîi) — location, position
• Northern Thai: ᨷᩁᩥᩅᩮ᩠ᨱ — location, position
• Tibetan: ས་ཆ (sa cha) — location, position
• Tigrinya: ቦታ (bota) — location, position
• Tocharian B: wṣeñña — location, position
• Tocharian B: īke — location, position
• Tok Pisin: hap — location, position
• Tok Pisin: ples — location, position
• Tumbuka: malo — location, position
• Turkish: yer — location, position
• Turkish: mekân — location, position
• Ottoman Turkish: مكان (mekân) — location, position
• Turkmen: orun — location, position
• Turkmen: ýer — location, position
• Ugaritic: 𐎎𐎋𐎐𐎚 (mknt) — location, position
• Ukrainian: мі́сце (mísce) — location, position
• Urdu: جَگَہْ (jagah) — location, position
• Urdu: جَگَہ (jaga) — location, position
• Urdu: مَکان (makān) — location, position
• Urdu: جاگَہ (jāga) — location, position
• Uyghur: ئورۇن (orun) — location, position
• Uyghur: جاي (jay) — location, position
• Uzbek: oʻrin — location, position
• Uzbek: joy — location, position
• Venetan: łógo — location, position
• Venetan: lógo — location, position
• Venetan: logo — location, position
• Venetan: liogo — location, position
• Vietnamese: nơi — location, position
• Vietnamese: chỗ — location, position
• Vietnamese: chốn — location, position
• Walloon: plaece — location, position
• Yakut: орун (orun) — location, position
• Yiddish: אָרט (ort) — location, position
• Zazaki: ca (diq) — location, position
• Zhuang: dieg — location, position
• Zhuang: deihfueng — location, position
• ǃXóõ: sīi — location, position
• ǃXóõ: ǂùã — location, position
• Albanian: dhatë — open space, courtyard, market square
• Albanian: vend — open space, courtyard, market square
• Arabic: مَيْدَان (maydān) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Armenian: հրապարակ (hraparak) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Azerbaijani: meydan — open space, courtyard, market square
• Bashkir: майҙан (mayźan) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Belarusian: пло́шча (plóšča) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Bulgarian: площа́д (ploštád) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Bulgarian: пло́щад (plóštad) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Catalan: plaça — open space, courtyard, market square
• Chinese Mandarin: 廣場 /广场 (guǎngchǎng) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Czech: náměstí — open space, courtyard, market square
• Danish: plads — open space, courtyard, market square
• Danish: gård — open space, courtyard, market square
• Danish: torg — open space, courtyard, market square
• Dutch: plein — open space, courtyard, market square
• Estonian: plats — open space, courtyard, market square
• Finnish: aukio — open space, courtyard, market square
• Finnish: tori — open space, courtyard, market square
• French: place — open space, courtyard, market square
• Galician: praza — open space, courtyard, market square
• Georgian: მოედანი (moedani) — open space, courtyard, market square
• German: Platz — open space, courtyard, market square
• Greek: πλατεία (plateía) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Haitian Creole: plas — open space, courtyard, market square
• Hebrew: כיכר \ כִּכָּר (kikár) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Hindi: चौक (cauk) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Hungarian: tér — open space, courtyard, market square
• Italian: piazza — open space, courtyard, market square
• Japanese: 広場 (hiroba) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Japanese: 場 (ba) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Japanese: 市場 (ichiba) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Khmer: វាល (viəl) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Khmer: ប្រលាន (prɑɑlaan) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Korean: 광장 (gwangjang) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Central Kurdish: شوێن (şwên) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Lao: ຈັດຕຸລັດ (chat tu lat) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Latin: forum — open space, courtyard, market square
• Latin: platea — open space, courtyard, market square
• Lithuanian: aikštė — open space, courtyard, market square
• Macedonian: пло́штад (plóštad) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Malayalam: സ്ഥലം (sthalaṁ) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Middle English: place — open space, courtyard, market square
• Norwegian Bokmål: plass — open space, courtyard, market square
• Pashto: ميدان (maydān) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Dari: مَیْدَان (maydān) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Iranian Persian: مِیْدان (meydân) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Plautdietsch: Städ — open space, courtyard, market square
• Polish: plac — open space, courtyard, market square
• Portuguese: praça — open space, courtyard, market square
• Romanian: pătrat — open space, courtyard, market square
• Romanian: piață — open space, courtyard, market square
• Romansh: plaz — open space, courtyard, market square
• Romansh: plazza — open space, courtyard, market square
• Russian: пло́щадь (plóščadʹ) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Scottish Gaelic: ionad — open space, courtyard, market square
• Serbo-Croatian: тр̏г — open space, courtyard, market square
• Serbo-Croatian: tȑg — open space, courtyard, market square
• Slovak: námestie — open space, courtyard, market square
• Slovene: tŕg — open space, courtyard, market square
• Spanish: plaza — open space, courtyard, market square
• Swahili: pahali — open space, courtyard, market square
• Swedish: gård — open space, courtyard, market square
• Swedish: plats — open space, courtyard, market square
• Swedish: torg — open space, courtyard, market square
• Tajik: майдон (maydon) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Tarantino: chiàzza — open space, courtyard, market square
• Tatar: мәйдан (mäydan) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Telugu: స్థలము (sthalamu) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Telugu: బహిరంగ ప్రదేశం (bahiraṅga pradēśaṁ) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Thai: จัตุรัส (jàt-dtù-ràt) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Thai: สแควร์ (sà-kwɛɛ) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Thai: พลาซ่า (plaa-sâa) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Turkish: meydan — open space, courtyard, market square
• Turkmen: meýdan — open space, courtyard, market square
• Ukrainian: пло́ща (plóšča) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Ukrainian: майда́н (majdán) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Urdu: مَیدان (maidān) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Urdu: چَوک (cauk) — open space, courtyard, market square
• Uzbek: maydon — open space, courtyard, market square
• Vietnamese: quảng trường — open space, courtyard, market square
• Waigali: tān — open space, courtyard, market square
• Zazaki: meydan — open space, courtyard, market square
• Finnish: aukio — street, sometimes surrounding a public place
• Finnish: tori — street, sometimes surrounding a public place
• Belarusian: насе́лены пункт (nasjéljeny punkt) — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Bulgarian: насе́лено мя́сто (naséleno mjásto) — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Catalan: població — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Catalan: llogaret — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Finnish: paikkakunta — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Middle English: stede — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Middle English: place — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Khiamniungan Naga: nòk — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Russian: населённый пункт (naseljónnyj punkt) — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Ukrainian: насе́лений пункт (nasélenyj punkt) — inhabited area: a village, town, or city
• Arabic: مَكَان (makān) — any area of the earth
• Belarusian: ме́сца (mjésca) — any area of the earth
• Bulgarian: мя́сто (mjásto) — any area of the earth
• Catalan: lloc — any area of the earth
• Chinese Mandarin: 地方 (dìfang) — any area of the earth
• Czech: místo — any area of the earth
• Danish: sted — any area of the earth
• Estonian: paik — any area of the earth
• Estonian: koht — any area of the earth
• Finnish: paikka — any area of the earth
• Finnish: seutu — any area of the earth
• Hebrew: אֵזוֹר (ezor) — any area of the earth
• Japanese: 地方 (chihō) — any area of the earth
• Japanese: 場所 (basho) — any area of the earth
• Kashmiri: جاے (jāy) — any area of the earth
• Kashmiri: شاے (śāy) — any area of the earth
• Khmer: វត្ថុ (vŏətthoʼ) — any area of the earth
• Korean: 장소 (jangso) — any area of the earth
• Korean: 곳 (got) — any area of the earth
• Macedonian: место (mesto) — any area of the earth
• Middle English: stede — any area of the earth
• Middle English: place — any area of the earth
• Norwegian Bokmål: sted — any area of the earth
• Church Slavic: мѣсто (město) — any area of the earth
• Plautdietsch: Städ — any area of the earth
• Polish: miejsce — any area of the earth
• Portuguese: terra — any area of the earth
• Russian: ме́сто (mésto) — any area of the earth
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — any area of the earth
• Serbo-Croatian: ме̏сто — any area of the earth
• Serbo-Croatian: мје̏сто — any area of the earth
• Serbo-Croatian: mȅsto — any area of the earth
• Serbo-Croatian: mjȅsto — any area of the earth
• Slovak: miesto — any area of the earth
• Slovene: mesto — any area of the earth
• Swahili: pahali — any area of the earth
• Ukrainian: мі́сце (mísce) — any area of the earth
• Walloon: plaece — any area of the earth
• Yakut: орун (orun) — any area of the earth
• Arabic: مَقْعَد (maqʕad) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Belarusian: ме́сца (mjésca) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Belarusian: сядзе́нне (sjadzjénnje) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Bulgarian: мя́сто (mjásto) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Bulgarian: седа́лка (sedálka) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Bulgarian: седа́лище (sedálište) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Catalan: seient — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Catalan: lloc — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Catalan: plaça — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Chinese Mandarin: 座位 (zuòwèi) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Czech: místo — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Danish: plads — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Danish: siddeplads — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Estonian: istekoht — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Finnish: paikka — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Finnish: istumapaikka — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• German: Platz — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• German: Sitzplatz — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• German: Sitz — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Hebrew: מקום (makóm) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Hungarian: hely — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Hungarian: ülőhely — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Hungarian: férőhely — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Italian: posto — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Italian: luogo — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Japanese: 席 (seki) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Korean: 자리 (jari) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Korean: 좌석 (jwaseok) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Central Kurdish: جێگھ (cêgh) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Latvian: sēdvieta — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Lithuanian: vieta — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Lombard: lœugh — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Middle English: stede — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Middle English: place — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Norwegian Bokmål: plass — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Iranian Persian: جای (jây) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Polish: miejsce — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Polish: siedzenie — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Portuguese: lugar — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Portuguese: assento — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Russian: ме́сто (mésto) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Russian: сиде́нье (sidénʹje) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Slovak: miesto — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Slovene: sédež — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Spanish: asiento — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swahili: pahali — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: plats — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: sittplats — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: säte — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: ståplats — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: liggplats — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Swedish: sovplats — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Telugu: చోటు (cōṭu) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Telugu: జాగా (jāgā) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Ukrainian: мі́сце (mísce) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Ukrainian: сиді́ння (sydínnja) — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Vietnamese: ghế — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Walloon: plaece — area one occupies, particularly for sitting
• Bulgarian: жили́ще (žilíšte) — house or home
• Bulgarian: кварти́ра (kvartíra) — house or home
• Catalan: casa — house or home
• Danish: hus — house or home
• Dutch: huis — house or home
• Dutch: thuis — house or home
• Dutch: tehuis — house or home
• Finnish: koti — house or home
• Finnish: hima — house or home
• Finnish: kämppä — house or home
• Finnish: talo — house or home
• Finnish: mökki — house or home
• German: Bude — house or home
• Hebrew: בַּיִת (báyit) — house or home
• Japanese: 家 (ie) — house or home
• Japanese: 家 (uchi) — house or home
• Middle English: stede — house or home
• Middle English: place — house or home
• Norwegian Bokmål: sted — house or home
• Portuguese: casa — house or home
• Russian: дом (dom) — house or home
• Russian: жили́ще (žilíšče) — house or home
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — house or home
• Serbo-Croatian: га̑јба — house or home
• Serbo-Croatian: gȃjba — house or home
• Spanish: casa — house or home
• Spanish: en lo de — house or home
• Swahili: pahali — house or home
• Telugu: ఇల్లు (illu) — house or home
• Ukrainian: житло́ (žytló) — house or home
• Ukrainian: дім (dim) — house or home
• Walloon: djîsse — house or home
• Catalan: lloc — area of the skin
• Catalan: indret — area of the skin
• Finnish: ihoalue — area of the skin
• Finnish: kohta — area of the skin
• Finnish: paikka — area of the skin
• Middle English: stede — area of the skin
• Middle English: place — area of the skin
• Bulgarian: тоалетна (toaletna) — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Finnish: pihan perä — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Finnish: käsienpesu — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Finnish: hotelli helpotus — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Ukrainian: вбира́льня (vbyrálʹnja) — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Ukrainian: убира́льня (ubyrálʹnja) — euphemism: outhouse or lavatory
• Catalan: punt — particular location in a book or document
• Finnish: kohta — particular location in a book or document
• Middle English: stede — particular location in a book or document
• Middle English: place — particular location in a book or document
• Finnish: kohta — passage or extract from a book or document
• Middle English: stede — passage or extract from a book or document
• Middle English: place — passage or extract from a book or document
• Ukrainian: ви́тяг (výtjah) — passage or extract from a book or document
• Finnish: aihe — rhetoric: topic
• Danish: ståsted — frame of mind
• Finnish: mielentila — frame of mind
• Hebrew: מַצָּב (matsáv) — frame of mind
• Japanese: 感覚 (kankaku) — frame of mind
• Norwegian Bokmål: ståsted — frame of mind
• Portuguese: mentalidade — frame of mind
• Scottish Gaelic: ionad — frame of mind
• Ukrainian: стан (stan) — frame of mind
• Ukrainian: психі́чний стан (psyxíčnyj stan) — frame of mind
• Catalan: casella — chess: square of the chessboard
• Finnish: ruutu — chess: square of the chessboard
• Danish: rolle — role or purpose, station
• Esperanto: posteno — role or purpose, station
• Estonian: koht — role or purpose, station
• Finnish: tehtävä — role or purpose, station
• Finnish: asema — role or purpose, station
• Hebrew: מקום (makóm) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 役目 (yakume) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 役割 (yakuwari) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 居場所 (ibasho) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 境遇 (kyōgū) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 環境 (kankyō) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 立場 (tachiba) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 位置 (ichi) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 身分 (mibun) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 地位 (chii) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 役職 (yakushoku) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 職 (shoku) — role or purpose, station
• Japanese: 仕事 (shigoto) — role or purpose, station
• Middle English: stede — role or purpose, station
• Middle English: place — role or purpose, station
• Mongolian: орон (oron) — role or purpose, station
• Norwegian Bokmål: rolle — role or purpose, station
• Portuguese: lugar — role or purpose, station
• Russian: до́лжность (dólžnostʹ) — role or purpose, station
• Russian: положе́ние (položénije) — role or purpose, station
• Swahili: pahali — role or purpose, station
• Telugu: నిలబడుట (nilabaḍuṭa) — role or purpose, station
• Ukrainian: роль (rolʹ) — role or purpose, station
• Bulgarian: място (mjasto) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Catalan: lloc — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Catalan: posició — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Danish: plads — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Estonian: koht — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Finnish: sija — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Italian: posto — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Lithuanian: vieta — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Malayalam: സ്ഥാനം (sthānaṁ) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Norwegian Bokmål: plass — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Iranian Persian: جایْگاه (jâygâh) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Iranian Persian: مَقام (maġâm) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Portuguese: lugar — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Russian: ме́сто (mésto) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Spanish: lugar — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Spanish: posición — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Spanish: puesto — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Telugu: ఎదురు నిలుచు (eduru nilucu) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Ukrainian: мі́сце (mísce) — the position of a contestant in a competition
• Catalan: càrrec — the position as a member of a team
• Danish: plads — the position as a member of a team
• Finnish: paikka — the position as a member of a team
• Malayalam: സ്ഥാനം (sthānaṁ) — the position as a member of a team
• Norwegian Bokmål: plass — the position as a member of a team
• Norwegian Bokmål: posisjon — the position as a member of a team
• Iranian Persian: جای (jây) — the position as a member of a team
• Iranian Persian: پُسْت (post) — the position as a member of a team
• Portuguese: lugar — the position as a member of a team
• Portuguese: posição — the position as a member of a team
• Russian: ме́сто (mésto) — the position as a member of a team
• Scottish Gaelic: àite — the position as a member of a team
• Spanish: lugar — the position as a member of a team
• Spanish: puesto — the position as a member of a team
• Telugu: సభ్యత్వము (sabhyatvamu) — the position as a member of a team
• Ukrainian: мі́сце (mísce) — the position as a member of a team
• Ukrainian: поса́да (posáda) — the position as a member of a team
• Ukrainian: січ (sič) — fortified position: fortress, citadel or walled town
• Catalan: lloc — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Catalan: posició — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Chinese Mandarin: 位 (wèi) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Czech: místo — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Dutch: positie — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Estonian: koht — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Finnish: paikka — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Japanese: 桁 (keta) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Middle English: place — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Mongolian: орон (oron) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Norwegian Bokmål: posisjon — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Portuguese: casa — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Portuguese: algarismo — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Russian: пози́ция (pozícija) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Russian: положе́ние (položénije) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Scottish Gaelic: ionad — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Spanish: lugar — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Spanish: posición — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Swahili: pahali — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Ukrainian: пози́ція (pozýcija) — numeric: the column counting a certain quantity
• Catalan: lloc — ordinal relation
• Catalan: posició — ordinal relation
• Finnish: sija — ordinal relation
• Finnish: ensiksi — ordinal relation
• Finnish: toiseksi etc. — ordinal relation
• Ukrainian: по-... (po-...) — ordinal relation
• Finnish: sija — reception; effect
• Finnish: vaikutus — reception; effect
• Ukrainian: вплив (vplyv) — reception; effect
• Arabic: وَضَعَ (waḍaʕa) — to put in a specific location
• Arabic: حط (ḥaṭṭ) — to put in a specific location
• Armenian: դնել (dnel) — to put in a specific location
• Armenian: տեղադրել (teġadrel) — to put in a specific location
• Azerbaijani: yerləşdirmək — to put in a specific location
• Azerbaijani: qoymaq — to put in a specific location
• Bashkir: ҡуйыу (quyıw) — to put in a specific location
• Bulgarian: слагам (slagam) — to put in a specific location
• Bulgarian: поставям (postavjam) — to put in a specific location
• Catalan: col·locar — to put in a specific location
• Catalan: posar — to put in a specific location
• Eastern Min Chinese: 放 (buong) — to put in a specific location
• Chinese Mandarin: 放 (fàng) — to put in a specific location
• Chinese Mandarin: 置 (zhì) — to put in a specific location
• Chinese Mandarin: 放置 (fàngzhì) — to put in a specific location
• Czech: umístit — to put in a specific location
• Danish: placere — to put in a specific location
• Danish: anbringe — to put in a specific location
• Danish: lægge — to put in a specific location
• Danish: sætte — to put in a specific location
• Dutch: plaatsen — to put in a specific location
• Esperanto: meti — to put in a specific location
• Finnish: panna — to put in a specific location
• Finnish: laittaa — to put in a specific location
• Finnish: asettaa — to put in a specific location
• Finnish: sijoittaa — to put in a specific location
• French: mettre — to put in a specific location
• French: poser — to put in a specific location
• French: placer — to put in a specific location
• Friulian: meti — to put in a specific location
• Friulian: puestâ — to put in a specific location
• Friulian: plačâ — to put in a specific location
• German: stellen — to put in a specific location
• German: platzieren — to put in a specific location
• German: einordnen — to put in a specific location
• Ancient Greek: τίθημι (títhēmi) — to put in a specific location
• Hebrew: מיקם (mikém) — to put in a specific location
• Hungarian: tenni — to put in a specific location
• Hungarian: helyezni — to put in a specific location
• Icelandic: setja — to put in a specific location
• Indonesian: menempatkan — to put in a specific location
• Ingrian: panna — to put in a specific location
• Ingrian: asettaa — to put in a specific location
• Ingrian: issuttaa — to put in a specific location
• Ingrian: laittaa — to put in a specific location
• Irish: cuir — to put in a specific location
• Old Irish: fo·ceird — to put in a specific location
• Italian: collocare — to put in a specific location
• Italian: mettere — to put in a specific location
• Italian: posare — to put in a specific location
• Italian: posizionare — to put in a specific location
• Italian: piazzare — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 配置する (haichi suru) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 置く (oku) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 入れる (ireru) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 付ける (tsukeru) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 収める (osameru) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 定める (sadameru) — to put in a specific location
• Japanese: 割り当てる (wariateru) — to put in a specific location
• Konkani: दवरचे (davarce) — to put in a specific location
• Korean: 두다 (duda) — to put in a specific location
• Central Kurdish: دانان (danan) — to put in a specific location
• Ladin: meter — to put in a specific location
• Latin: pōnō — to put in a specific location
• Latin: locō — to put in a specific location
• Latin: sistō — to put in a specific location
• Latin: posthabeō — to put in a specific location
• Latvian: likt — to put in a specific location
• Latvian: nolikt — to put in a specific location
• Lithuanian: padėti — to put in a specific location
• Macedonian: става (stava) — to put in a specific location
• Macedonian: сместува (smestuva) — to put in a specific location
• Māori: panga — to put in a specific location
• Māori: whakaawe — to put in a specific location
• Māori: whakatakoto — to put in a specific location
• Māori: whakanoho — to put in a specific location
• Norman: pliaichi — to put in a specific location
• Norwegian: plassere — to put in a specific location
• Old English: settan — to put in a specific location
• Polish: kłaść — to put in a specific location
• Polish: położyć — to put in a specific location
• Portuguese: colocar — to put in a specific location
• Portuguese: pôr — to put in a specific location
• Quechua: churay — to put in a specific location
• Rapa Nui: hata — to put in a specific location
• Romanian: pune — to put in a specific location
• Russian: класть (klastʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Russian: положи́ть (položítʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Russian: ста́вить (stávitʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Russian: поста́вить (postávitʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Russian: помеща́ть (pomeščátʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Russian: помести́ть (pomestítʹ) — to put in a specific location
• Sanskrit: दधाति (dadhāti) — to put in a specific location
• Spanish: colocar — to put in a specific location
• Spanish: poner — to put in a specific location
• Spanish: situar — to put in a specific location
• Spanish: emplazar — to put in a specific location
• Swahili: kuweka — to put in a specific location
• Swedish: lägga — to put in a specific location
• Swedish: placera — to put in a specific location
• Swedish: ställa — to put in a specific location
• Swedish: sätta — to put in a specific location
• Tagalog: ilagay — to put in a specific location
• Telugu: నిర్ణీత ప్రదేశంలో ఉంచు (nirṇīta pradēśaṁlō uñcu) — to put in a specific location
• Tocharian B: tā- — to put in a specific location
• Tok Pisin: putim — to put in a specific location
• Ugaritic: 𐎌𐎚 (št) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: ста́вити (stávyty) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: поста́вити (postávyty) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: кла́сти (klásty) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: покла́сти (poklásty) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: розмі́щувати (rozmíščuvaty) — to put in a specific location
• Ukrainian: розмісти́ти (rozmistýty) — to put in a specific location
• Vietnamese: đặt — to put in a specific location
• Vietnamese: để — to put in a specific location
• Yiddish: אַוועקזעצן (avekzetsn) — to put in a specific location
• Yiddish: אַוועקשטעלן (avekshteln) — to put in a specific location
• Bulgarian: класирам се (klasiram se) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Catalan: classificar-se — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Catalan: col·locar-se — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Catalan: posar-se — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Czech: umístit se — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Finnish: sijoittua — to earn a given spot in a competition
• French: se placer — to earn a given spot in a competition
• French: arriver — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Hebrew: הגיע (higía) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Japanese: 入賞する (nyūshō suru) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Macedonian: сместува (smestuva) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Macedonian: пласира (plasira) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Norwegian: plassere seg — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Portuguese: classificar-se — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Portuguese: chegar — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Portuguese: obter — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Spanish: clasificarse — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Spanish: colocarse — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Swedish: placera sig — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Telugu: సాధించు (sādhiñcu) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Ukrainian: посіда́ти (posidáty) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Ukrainian: посі́сти (posísty) — to earn a given spot in a competition
• Catalan: situar — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Catalan: ubicar — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Czech: zařadit — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Finnish: paikantaa — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Hebrew: מיקם (mikém) — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Japanese: 思い当たる (omoi-ataru) — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Norwegian: plassere — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Portuguese: lembrar-se — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Spanish: situar — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Swedish: erinra sig — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Swedish: placera — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Telugu: జ్ఞప్తికి వచ్చు (jñaptiki vaccu) — to remember where and when something or someone was previously encountered
• Catalan: classificar-se — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Catalan: col·locar-se — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Catalan: posar-se — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Finnish: sijoittua — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Finnish: päästä — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Japanese: なる (naru) — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Japanese: つく (tsuku) — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Japanese: 決まる (kimaru) — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Japanese: 定まる (sadamaru) — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Norwegian: plassere seg — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Portuguese: classificar-se — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Portuguese: chegar — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Portuguese: obter — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Spanish: clasificarse — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Spanish: colocarse — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Swedish: placera sig — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Telugu: సాధించు (sādhiñcu) — passive: to rank at (a certain position)
• Catalan: entonar — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Finnish: laulaa oikein — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Norwegian: treffe — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Portuguese: cantar — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Portuguese: entoar — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Spanish: entonar — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Swahili: pahali — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Telugu: స్వరశుద్ధమైన పాట (svaraśuddhamaina pāṭa) — to sing (a note) with the correct pitch
• Bulgarian: залагам (zalagam) — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Catalan: apostar — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Catalan: jugar-s'hi — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Finnish: sijoittaa — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• French: faire — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Japanese: 賭ける (kakeru) — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Norwegian: sette — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Portuguese: apostar — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Spanish: apostar — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Swahili: pahali — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Telugu: పందెము (pandemu) — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Ukrainian: ста́вити (stávyty) — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Ukrainian: поста́вити (postávyty) — to arrange for, make (a bet)
• Bulgarian: назначавам (naznačavam) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Catalan: col·locar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Catalan: posar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Catalan: contractar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Catalan: llogar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Czech: umístit — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Finnish: sijoittaa — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Japanese: 任命する (ninmei suru) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Japanese: 配置する (haichi suru) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Japanese: 置く (oku) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Japanese: 職を与える (shoku wo ataeru) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Japanese: 就職させる (shūshoku saseru) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Latvian: iekārtot — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Latvian: iecelt — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Macedonian: става (stava) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Portuguese: contratar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Spanish: colocar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Spanish: contratar — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Swahili: pahali — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Swedish: placera — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Swedish: skaffa anställning åt — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Swedish: skaffa plats åt — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Swedish: utnämna — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job
• Telugu: తగని నియామకం (tagani niyāmakaṁ) — to recruit or match an appropriate person for a job