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From Middle English price (“price, prize, value, excellence”), borrowed from Old French pris, preis, from Latin pretium (“worth, price, money spent, wages, reward”); compare praise, precious, appraise, appreciate, depreciate, etc.

313 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: ахә (axw) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Afrikaans: prys — cost required to gain possession of something
• Aghwan: 𐔸𐕒𐔲 (tog) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Aklanon: bili — cost required to gain possession of something
• Aklanon: haega — cost required to gain possession of something
• Albanian: çmim — cost required to gain possession of something
• Amharic: ዋጋ (waga) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Arabic: ثَمَن (ṯaman) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Arabic: سِعْر (siʕr) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Arabic: تمن (tamn, taman) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Archi: мас (mas) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Armenian: գին (gin) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Assamese: মূল্য (muillo) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Asturian: preciu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Avar: багьа (baha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Avar: къимат (qxʼimat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Azerbaijani: qiymət — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bangi: ntalo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bashkir: хаҡ (xaq) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Basque: prezio — cost required to gain possession of something
• Belarusian: цана́ (caná) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Belarusian: кошт (košt) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bengali: দাম (dam) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bengali: মূল্য (mullô) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bislama: praes — cost required to gain possession of something
• Breton: priz — cost required to gain possession of something
• Bulgarian: цена́ (cená) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Burmese: ဈေး (jhe:) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Burmese: ဈေးနှုန်း (jhe:hnun:) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Catalan: preu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chamicuro: iso'no — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chechen: мах (max) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chichewa: mtengo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese Cantonese: 價錢 /价钱 (gaa3 cin4) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese Cantonese: 價格 /价格 (gaa3 gaak3) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese: җячян (jiaqian) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese: җя (jia) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hakka Chinese: 價錢 /价钱 (ka-chhièn) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese: 價數 /价数 (zh-min-nan) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese: 價聲 /价声 (kè-sian / kèe-sian) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese: 價跤 /价跤 (kè-kha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 價格 /价格 (jiàgé) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 價錢 /价钱 (jiàqian) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 價 /价 (jià) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Wu Chinese: 價鈿 /价钿 (5ka-di) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Chuvash: хак (hak) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ngazidja Comorian: ɓei — cost required to gain possession of something
• Czech: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Old Czech: cěna — cost required to gain possession of something
• Danish: pris — cost required to gain possession of something
• Dutch: prijs — cost required to gain possession of something
• Esperanto: prezo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Estonian: hind — cost required to gain possession of something
• Even: таман (taman) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Evenki: таман (taman) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Finnish: hinta — cost required to gain possession of something
• French: prix — cost required to gain possession of something
• Friulian: presi — cost required to gain possession of something
• Galician: prezo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Georgian: ფასი (pasi) — cost required to gain possession of something
• German: Preis — cost required to gain possession of something
• Gorontalo: buli — cost required to gain possession of something
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌰𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸𐌹 (andawairþi) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Greek: τιμή (timí) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ancient Greek: ὦνος (ônos) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Gujarati: કિંમત (kimmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Haitian Creole: pri — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hebrew: מְחִיר (m'khir) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hindi: दाम (dām) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hindi: क़ीमत (qīmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hindi: भाव (bhāv) — cost required to gain possession of something
• White Hmong: nqi — cost required to gain possession of something
• Hungarian: ár — cost required to gain possession of something
• Icelandic: verð — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ido: preco — cost required to gain possession of something
• Indonesian: harga — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ingrian: hinta — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ingush: мах (max) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Irish: praghas — cost required to gain possession of something
• Irish: costas — cost required to gain possession of something
• Irish: luach — cost required to gain possession of something
• Italian: prezzo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Japanese: 価格 (kakaku) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Japanese: 値段 (nedan) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Jarai: nua — cost required to gain possession of something
• Javanese: rega — cost required to gain possession of something
• Jingpho: manu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Kannada: ಬೆಲೆ (bele) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Kapampangan: ulaga — cost required to gain possession of something
• Kazakh: баға (bağa) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Khmer: តម្លៃ (tɑmlay) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Khmer: ថ្លៃ (thlay) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Kituba: ntalu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Korean: 값 (gap) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Korean: 가격 (gagyeok) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Central Kurdish: بەھا (beha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Central Kurdish: نرخ (nirx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Northern Kurdish: biha — cost required to gain possession of something
• Northern Kurdish: nirx — cost required to gain possession of something
• Northern Kurdish: qîmet — cost required to gain possession of something
• Northern Kurdish: fiyet — cost required to gain possession of something
• Kyrgyz: баа (baa) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lao: ລາຄາ (lā khā) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lao: ຄ່າ (khā) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Latgalian: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Latin: pretium — cost required to gain possession of something
• Latvian: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lezgi: багьа (baha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lezgi: къимет (q̄imet) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lingala: ntalo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lithuanian: kaina — cost required to gain possession of something
• Lü: ᦅᦱᧈ (kaa1) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Luxembourgish: Präis — cost required to gain possession of something
• Macedonian: цена (cena) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Malay: rega (Northern Peninsular, Sarawak) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Malayalam: വില (vila) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Maltese: prezz — cost required to gain possession of something
• Marathi: किंमत (kimmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Mirandese: précio — cost required to gain possession of something
• Mongolian: үнэ (üne) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Mongolian: ᠦᠨ᠎ᠡ (ün-e) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Khiamniungan Naga: āmāi — cost required to gain possession of something
• Nanai: таман (taman) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Nepali: मुल्य (mulya) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Norman: prix — cost required to gain possession of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: pris — cost required to gain possession of something
• Occitan: prètz — cost required to gain possession of something
• Church Slavic: цѣна (cěna) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Old East Slavic: цѣна (cěna) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ossetian: аргъ (arǧ) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pannonian Rusyn: цена (cena) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Papiamentu: preis — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pashto: بها (bahā) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pashto: بيع (bay') — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pashto: بيه (baya) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pashto: قيمت (qimat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pashto: نرخ (nǝrx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Pela: a31phau35 — cost required to gain possession of something
• Persian: قِیمَت (qīmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Persian: بَهَا (bahā) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Persian: نِرْخ (nirx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Persian: نَرْخ (narx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Iranian Persian: قِیْمَت (ġeymat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Iranian Persian: بَها (bahâ) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Iranian Persian: نِرْخ (nerx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Plautdietsch: Priess — cost required to gain possession of something
• Polish: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Portuguese: preço — cost required to gain possession of something
• Punjabi: ਕੀਮਤ (kīmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Punjabi: ਦਰ (dar) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Punjabi: ਮੁੱਲ (mulla) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Quechua: cani — cost required to gain possession of something
• Romagnol: prëz — cost required to gain possession of something
• Romanian: preț — cost required to gain possession of something
• Romansh: pretsch — cost required to gain possession of something
• Romansh: prezi — cost required to gain possession of something
• Romansh: predsch — cost required to gain possession of something
• Russian: цена́ (cená) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Russian: сто́имость (stóimostʹ) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sanskrit: मूल्य (mūlya) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sanskrit: अर्घ (argha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sardinian: préciu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sardinian: preju — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sardinian: prégiu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sardinian: présiu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sardinian: prétziu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Scottish Gaelic: prìs — cost required to gain possession of something
• Serbo-Croatian: це́на — cost required to gain possession of something
• Serbo-Croatian: ције́на — cost required to gain possession of something
• Serbo-Croatian: céna — cost required to gain possession of something
• Serbo-Croatian: cijéna — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sicilian: prezzu — cost required to gain possession of something
• Sinhalese: මිල (mila) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Slovak: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Slovene: cena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Spanish: precio — cost required to gain possession of something
• Swahili: bei — cost required to gain possession of something
• Swedish: pris — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tagalog: halaga — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tagalog: presyo — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tajik: қимат (qimat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tajik: нарх (narx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tajik: баҳо (baho) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tamil: விலை (vilai) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tatar: бәя (bäyä) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tatar: хак (xaq) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tatar: бәһа (bäha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tausug: halga — cost required to gain possession of something
• Telugu: ధర (dhara) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Telugu: వెల (vela) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tetum: folin — cost required to gain possession of something
• Thai: ราคา (raa-kaa) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Thai: ค่า (kâa) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tibetan: གོང (gong) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tigrinya: ዋጋ (waga) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Tocharian B: pīto — cost required to gain possession of something
• Turkish: fiyat — cost required to gain possession of something
• Turkish: paha — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ottoman Turkish: قیمت (kıymet) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Turkmen: baha — cost required to gain possession of something
• Udi: тог (tog) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Udi: той (toj) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Udmurt: дун (dun) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ukrainian: ціна́ (ciná) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Ukrainian: кошт (košt) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Urdu: دام (dām) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Urdu: قِیمَت (qīmat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Urdu: اَرْزِش (arziś) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Urdu: لاگَت (lāgat) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Uyghur: باھا (baha) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Uyghur: نەرخ (nerx) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Uzbek: narx — cost required to gain possession of something
• Uzbek: baho — cost required to gain possession of something
• Venetan: prèsso — cost required to gain possession of something
• Vietnamese: giá — cost required to gain possession of something
• Vietnamese: giá cả — cost required to gain possession of something
• Welsh: pris — cost required to gain possession of something
• Written Oirat: ᡉᠨᡄ (üne) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Yakut: сыана (sïana) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Yiddish: פּרײַז (prayz) — cost required to gain possession of something
• Zazaki: çena — cost required to gain possession of something
• Zazaki: vaya — cost required to gain possession of something
• Zazaki: vahya — cost required to gain possession of something
• Zhuang: gyaqcienz — cost required to gain possession of something
• Zhuang: gyaq — cost required to gain possession of something
• Arabic: ثَمَن (ṯaman) — cost of an action or deed
• Armenian: գին (gin) — cost of an action or deed
• Asturian: preciu — cost of an action or deed
• Bashkir: хаҡ (xaq) — cost of an action or deed
• Bulgarian: ценност (cennost) — cost of an action or deed
• Catalan: preu — cost of an action or deed
• Chinese Mandarin: 千金 (qiānjīn) — cost of an action or deed
• Czech: cena — cost of an action or deed
• Danish: pris — cost of an action or deed
• Dutch: prijs — cost of an action or deed
• Estonian: hind — cost of an action or deed
• Finnish: hinta — cost of an action or deed
• French: prix — cost of an action or deed
• Galician: prezo — cost of an action or deed
• German: Preis — cost of an action or deed
• Greek: τίμημα (tímima) — cost of an action or deed
• Greek: αντίτιμο (antítimo) — cost of an action or deed
• Hebrew: מְחִיר (m'khir) — cost of an action or deed
• Hindi: शुल्क (śulk) — cost of an action or deed
• Hindi: वेतन (vetan) — cost of an action or deed
• Hungarian: ár — cost of an action or deed
• Indonesian: harga — cost of an action or deed
• Italian: prezzo — cost of an action or deed
• Japanese: 費用 (hiyō) — cost of an action or deed
• Japanese: 手間賃 (temachin) — cost of an action or deed
• Japanese: 報酬 (hōshū) — cost of an action or deed
• Korean: 품삯 (pumsak) — cost of an action or deed
• Korean: 노임 (noim) — cost of an action or deed
• Central Kurdish: نرخ (nirx) — cost of an action or deed
• Lithuanian: kaina — cost of an action or deed
• Mirandese: précio — cost of an action or deed
• Khiamniungan Naga: āmāi — cost of an action or deed
• Norman: prix — cost of an action or deed
• Norwegian: pris — cost of an action or deed
• Polish: cena — cost of an action or deed
• Portuguese: preço — cost of an action or deed
• Romanian: preț — cost of an action or deed
• Russian: цена́ (cená) — cost of an action or deed
• Scottish Gaelic: prìs — cost of an action or deed
• Serbo-Croatian: це́на — cost of an action or deed
• Serbo-Croatian: ције́на — cost of an action or deed
• Serbo-Croatian: céna — cost of an action or deed
• Serbo-Croatian: cijéna — cost of an action or deed
• Slovene: cena — cost of an action or deed
• Spanish: precio — cost of an action or deed
• Swahili: bei — cost of an action or deed
• Swedish: pris — cost of an action or deed
• Telugu: ఫలితము (phalitamu) — cost of an action or deed
• Zazaki: teklif — cost of an action or deed
• Bulgarian: стойност (stojnost) — value
• Finnish: arvo — value
• German: Wert — value
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — value
• Mirandese: balor — value
• Portuguese: valor — value
• Uzbek: narx — value
• Bulgarian: оценявам (ocenjavam) — determine or put a price on something
• Czech: ocenit — determine or put a price on something
• Danish: prissætte — determine or put a price on something
• Danish: vurdere — determine or put a price on something
• Dutch: schatten — determine or put a price on something
• Dutch: prijzen — determine or put a price on something
• Estonian: hindama — determine or put a price on something
• Finnish: hinnoitella — determine or put a price on something
• Greek: κοστολογώ (kostologó) — determine or put a price on something
• Ido: precizar — determine or put a price on something
• Italian: stimare — determine or put a price on something
• Italian: valutare — determine or put a price on something
• Latin: aestimō — determine or put a price on something
• Latin: taxō — determine or put a price on something
• Lithuanian: įkainoti — determine or put a price on something
• Polish: wycenić — determine or put a price on something
• Portuguese: avaliar — determine or put a price on something
• Portuguese: orçar — determine or put a price on something
• Russian: оце́нивать (océnivatʹ) — determine or put a price on something
• Russian: оцени́ть (ocenítʹ) — determine or put a price on something
• Scottish Gaelic: cuir luach air — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: tasar — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: valorizar — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: preciar — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: avaluar — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: valuar — determine or put a price on something
• Spanish: valorear — determine or put a price on something
• Swedish: värdera — determine or put a price on something
• Swedish: prissätta — determine or put a price on something
• Tagalog: presyo — determine or put a price on something
• Zazaki: erc — determine or put a price on something