pocket

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpɒk.ɪt/
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• General-American, dialectal: /ˈpɑ.kɪt/ of Canada
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• /ˈpɑ.kət/ weak vowel merger
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• Canada, dialectal: /ˈpɒk.ɪt/ of the US
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• Australian, British, Southern, Standard: /ˈpɔk.ɪt/
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• rhymes with -ɒkɪt
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• CMU ARPABET: P AA1 K AH0 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Germanic *puhô Frankish *pokōbor. Old French poche Proto-Indo-European *-tós Proto-Italic *-tosder.? Latin -ittus Old French -ete Anglo-Norman poketbor. Middle English pocket English pocket From Middle English pocket (“bag, sack”), from Anglo-Norman poket, Old Northern French poquet, poquete, diminutive of poque, poke (“bag, sack”) (compare modern Norman pouquette and modern French pochette from Old French pochete, from puche), from Frankish *pokō (“pouch”), from Proto-Germanic *puhô (“bag; pouch”), from Proto-Indo-European *bew- (“to blow, swell”). Equivalent to poke + -et. Doublet of pochette. Cognate with Middle Dutch poke, Alemannic German Pfoch (“purse, bag”), Old English pocca, pohha (“poke, pouch, pocket, bag”), Old Norse poki (“bag, pocket”). Compare the related poke (“sack or bag”). See also Modern French pochette and Latin bucca.

370 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: джобен (džoben) — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Czech: kapesní — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Estonian: tasku- — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Finnish: taskukokoinen — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Finnish: tasku- — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• French: de poche — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Italian: tascabile — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Macedonian: џебен (džeben) — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Polish: kieszonkowy — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Portuguese: de bolso — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Russian: карма́нный (karmánnyj) — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Spanish: de bolsillo — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Swedish: fick- — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Turkish: (addan önce) cep — of a size suitable for putting into a pocket
• Finnish: taskukokoinen — smaller or more compact than usual
• Finnish: tasku- — smaller or more compact than usual
• Italian: tascabile — smaller or more compact than usual
• Afar: gib — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Afrikaans: sak — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Akan: kotoku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Akan: bɔtɔ — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Alaba: kiisa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Albanian: xhep — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Albanian: shqek — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Southern Altai: карман (karman) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Arabic: جَيْب (jayb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Arabic: جيب (gēb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Arabic: جيب (jīb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Arabic: جَيْبة (ʒeː.be) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Aragonese: pocha — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Aramaic: ܟܝܣܐ (kīsāʾ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Armenian: գրպան (grpan) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Armenian: ջեբ (ǰeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Aromanian: gepi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Aromanian: buzunar — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Assamese: জেপ (zep) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Avar: чванта (čwanta) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Azerbaijani: cib — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Bashkir: кеҫә (keśə) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Basque: sakela — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Basque: poltsiko — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Belarusian: кішэ́нь (kišénʹ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Bengali: পকেট (pokeṭ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Bengali: জেব (jeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Breton: godell — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Bulgarian: джоб (džob) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Burmese: အိတ် (it) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Cahuarano: kawkunill — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Catalan: butxaca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Cebuano: bulsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chechen: киса (kisa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Cherokee: ᎠᏜᏩᏛᎢ (adlawadvi) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chichewa: thumba — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese Cantonese: 衫袋 (saam1 doi2) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese Cantonese: 褲袋 /裤袋 (fu3 doi2) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese Cantonese: 口袋 — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese: 口袋 (khió-tēr) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese Mandarin: 口袋 (kǒudài) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Chinese Mandarin: 荷包 (hébāo) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• East Circassian: жып (žəp) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• West Circassian: джыбэ (džəbɛ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ngazidja Comorian: posho — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Cree: ᐊᓯᐊᐧᒋᑲᐣ (asiaycikan) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Montagnais: pitashun — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Montagnais: kassipitakan — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Czech: kapsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Danish: lomme — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Dutch: zak — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Emilian: bisàca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Erzya: зепе (zepe) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Esperanto: poŝo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Estonian: tasku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Farefare: fuonifo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Faroese: lummi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Finnish: tasku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• French: poche — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: peto — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: faldriqueira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: falchoca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: alxibeira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: buchada — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: bucha — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: buchaca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: caledro — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Galician: xoco — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Georgian: ჯიბე (ǯibe) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• German: Tasche — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• German: Sack — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Gottscheerish: žeap — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Greek: τσέπη (tsépi) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Greek: θύλακας (thýlakas) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Greenlandic: kaasarfik — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mbya Guarani: voko — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Gujarati: ખિસ્સું (khissũ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hadiyya: kiisa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Haitian Creole: pòch — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hausa: aljihu — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hawaiian: pākeke — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hebrew: כִּיס (kis) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hindi: जेब (jeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hindi: चेद (ced) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• White Hmong: hnab tshos — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Hungarian: zseb — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Icelandic: vasi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ido: posho — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ilocano: bólsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Indonesian: saku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Indonesian: kocek — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ingrian: kormuna — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ingush: киса (kisa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Inupiaq: aiñiq — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Irish: póca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Italian: tasca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Japanese: ポケット (poketto) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Japanese: 懐中 (kaichū) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Javanese: kanthong — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kabuverdianu: aldjibera — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kabuverdianu: julbera — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kambaata: kiisa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kannada: ಕಿಸೆ (kise) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Karachay-Balkar: хурджун (xurcun) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Karelian: kormano — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kasem: fwɛɛlɩ1 — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kawésqar: tájo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kazakh: қалта (qalta) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kazakh: жемсау (jemsau) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Khakas: ізеп (ìzep) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Khmer: ហោប៉ៅ (hao paw) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Korean: 호주머니 (hojumeoni) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Korean: 포켓 (poket) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Korean: 주머니 (jumeoni) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kumyk: кисе (kise) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Central Kurdish: گیرفان (gîrfan) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Northern Kurdish: berîk — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Northern Kurdish: gîrfan — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Northern Kurdish: cêb — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Kyrgyz: чөнтөк (cöntök) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ladino: aldikera — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ladino: faldukera (Salonika) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lao: ກະເປົາ (ka pao) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lao: ຖົງ (thong) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lao: ພົກ (phok) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lao: ຖົງເສື້ອ (thong sư̄a) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Latin: sacculus — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Latvian: kabata — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Latvian: ķeša — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lezgi: жибин (žibin) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ligurian: stàcca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lingala: líbenga — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lithuanian: kišenė — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Livonian: kabāt — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Livonian: tašk — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Low German: Task — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lutuv: zaa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Luxembourgish: Täsch — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Luxembourgish: Gefaach — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Macedonian: џеб (džeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malagasy: paosy — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malay: kantung — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malay: kocek — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malay: poket — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malay: saku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malayalam: കീശ (kīśa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malayalam: പോക്കറ്റ് (pōkkaṟṟŭ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Malayalam: മടിശ്ശീല (maṭiśśīla) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Maltese: but — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Māori: pūkoro — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Māori: pākete — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Marathi: खिसा (khisā) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Eastern Mari: кӱсен (küsen) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Western Mari: кӹшӓн (kÿšän) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Midob: céeb — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mirandese: algebeira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mirandese: jabeira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mirandese: bolso — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mirandese: jibeira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Moksha: зепе (zepe) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mongolian: халаас (xalaas) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mongolian: карман (karman) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mongolian: ᠬᠠᠯᠠᠭᠠᠰᠤ (qalaɣasu) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Mongolian: ᠬᠠᠷᠮᠠᠨ (qarman) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Nauruan: paget — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Navajo: azaʼazis — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Nepali: खल्ती (khaltī) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Nogai: кисе (kise) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Norman: pouchette — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Norman: paûte — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Norwegian Bokmål: lomme — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lomme — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Nupe: dzufan — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Occitan: pòcha — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Odia: ପକେଟ୍ (pakeṭ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ojibwe: biindaasowin — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Oromo: kibxii — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ossetian: дзыпп (ʒypp) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Pannonian Rusyn: кишенка (kišenka) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Papiamentu: saku — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Persian: جیب (jib) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Plautdietsch: Fupp — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Polish: kieszeń — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Portuguese: bolso — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Portuguese: algibeira — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Punjabi: ਜੇਬ (jeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Quapaw: óžiha — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Romanian: buzunar — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Russian: карма́н (karmán) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Russian: карма́шек (karmášek) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Inari-Sami: lummo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Northern Sami: lubma — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Samoan: taga — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Sardinian: bucciacca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Scots: pootch — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Scottish Gaelic: pòcaid — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Scottish Gaelic: pòca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Scottish Gaelic: pòcaid-bhroillich — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Scottish Gaelic: pòcaid-achlais — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Koyraboro-Senni: žiiba — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Serbo-Croatian: џе̏п — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Serbo-Croatian: же̏п — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Serbo-Croatian: džȅp — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Serbo-Croatian: žȅp — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Sicilian: sacchetta — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Sinhalese: පොකට් (pokaṭ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Sinhalese: සාක්කුව (sākkuwa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Slovak: vrecko — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Slovene: žep — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Somali: jeeb — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Lower Sorbian: kapsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Upper Sorbian: zak — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Upper Sorbian: kapsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: bolsillo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: bolsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: faltriquera — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: faldriquera — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: bolchaca — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Spanish: bolsico — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Swahili: mfuko — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Swedish: ficka — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Sylheti: ꠎꠦꠛ (zeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tagalog: bulsa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tagalog: lukbutan — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tajik: кисса (kissa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tajik: киса (kisa) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tajik: ҷайб (jayb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tajik: ҷайбак (jaybak) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Talysh: cif — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Talysh: جیف (jif) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tamil: பாக்கெட் (pākkeṭ) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Taos: mùlsoʼóna — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tatar: кесә (kesä) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Telugu: జేబు (jēbu) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tetum: bolsu — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Thai: กระเป๋า (grà-bpǎo) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tibetan: ཨམ་ཕྲག (am phrag) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tibetan: པ་ཀིར (pa kir) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tigrinya: ጁባ (ǧuba) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tofa: һармаан (harmaan) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tok Pisin: poket — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Tswana: kgetsi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Turkish: cep — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Turkish: yancık — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ottoman Turkish: جیب (ceb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Turkmen: jübi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Turkmen: kise — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Udi: джиб (ǯib) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Ukrainian: кише́ня (kyšénja) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Urdu: جیب (jeb) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Uyghur: يانچۇق (yanchuq) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Uzbek: choʻntak — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Uzbek: kissa — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Venetan: scarsèła — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Vietnamese: túi — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Vietnamese: túi áo — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Vietnamese: túi quần — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Volapük: sakäd — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Welsh: poced — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Welsh: llogell — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Wolof: jiba — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Xhosa: iphokotho — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yaghnobi: буғунта (buġunta) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yakut: сиэп (siep) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yiddish: קעשענע (keshene) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yiddish: טאַש (tash) — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yoruba: àpò — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Yup'ik: kalmaanaq — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Zazaki: tunık — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Zazaki: tole — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Zhuang: daehbuh — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Zulu: ikhukhu — bag stitched to an item of clothing
• Bulgarian: пари́ (parí) — financial resources
• Bulgarian: сре́дства (srédstva) — financial resources
• Galician: peto — financial resources
• German: Tasche — financial resources
• Greek: τσέπη (tsépi) — financial resources
• Greek: βαλάντιο (valántio) — financial resources
• Italian: tasca — financial resources
• Armenian: գնդապարկ (gndapark) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Bulgarian: джоб (džob) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Catalan: tronera — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Chinese Mandarin: 球袋 (qiúdài) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Chinese Mandarin: 袋 (dài) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Finnish: pussi — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• German: Loch — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• German: Tasche — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Greek: τρύπα (trýpa) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Italian: buca — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Polish: łuza — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Portuguese: caçapa — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Russian: лу́за (lúza) — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Spanish: tronera — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Spanish: buchaca — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Swedish: hål — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Turkish: cep — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Turkish: delik — billiards: net into which balls are struck
• Bulgarian: джоб (džob) — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Finnish: tasku — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Galician: bolsa — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• German: Blase — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• German: Insel — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• German: Tasche — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Greek: θύλακας (thýlakas) — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Italian: sacca — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Portuguese: bolsão — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Spanish: bolsa — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Swedish: ficka — enclosed volume of one substance surrounded by another
• Bulgarian: чува́л (čuvál) — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Danish: lomme — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Finnish: motti — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• German: Kessel — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Greek: θύλακας (thýlakas) — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Italian: sacca — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Russian: котёл (kotjól) — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Zazaki: tunık — military: area where military units are completely surrounded by enemy units
• Finnish: tasku — bowling: ideal spot to hit the pins
• Armenian: գրպանը դնել (grpanə dnel) — to put into a pocket
• Armenian: գրպանել (grpanel) — to put into a pocket
• Bulgarian: прибирам в джоба (pribiram v džoba) — to put into a pocket
• Catalan: embutxacar — to put into a pocket
• Chinese Mandarin: 到口袋 (dào kǒudài) — to put into a pocket
• Finnish: pistää/panna/laittaa taskuun — to put into a pocket
• French: empocher — to put into a pocket
• German: einstecken — to put into a pocket
• Greek: τσεπώνω (tsepóno) — to put into a pocket
• Greek: ενθυλακώνω (enthylakóno) — to put into a pocket
• Hungarian: zsebre tesz — to put into a pocket
• Hungarian: zsebre vág — to put into a pocket
• Ido: enposhigar — to put into a pocket
• Italian: intascare — to put into a pocket
• Marathi: खिश्यात घालणे (khiśyāt ghālṇe) — to put into a pocket
• Spanish: embolsar — to put into a pocket
• Turkish: ceplemek — to put into a pocket
• Bulgarian: вкарвам (vkarvam) — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Finnish: pussittaa — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Italian: imbucare — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Portuguese: encaçapar — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Swedish: sänka — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Turkish: cebe düşürmek — to cause a ball to go into a pocket of a billiard table
• Bulgarian: присвоявам (prisvojavam) — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Finnish: pistää/panna/laittaa taskuunsa — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Greek: τσεπώνω (tsepóno) — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Greek: ενθυλακώνω (enthylakóno) — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Hungarian: bezsebel — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Hungarian: zsebre tesz — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Hungarian: zsebre vág — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Italian: intascare — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Russian: прикарма́нивать (prikarmánivatʹ) — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Russian: прикарма́нить (prikarmánitʹ) — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Turkish: cebe indirmek — to take and keep (especially money) that is not one's own
• Hungarian: zsebre tesz — ''(informal, dated in English)'' to put up with; to bear without complaint
• Hungarian: zsebre vág — ''(informal, dated in English)'' to put up with; to bear without complaint