put to sleep

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59 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: نَوَّمَ (nawwama) — to cause someone to sleep
• Arabic: أَنَامَ (ʔanāma) — to cause someone to sleep
• Arabic: نعس (naʕʕas) — to cause someone to sleep
• Chichewa: gonetsa — to cause someone to sleep
• Ngazidja Comorian: umaza — to cause someone to sleep
• Czech: uspat — to cause someone to sleep
• Czech: uspávat — to cause someone to sleep
• French: endormir — to cause someone to sleep
• Galician: adormentar — to cause someone to sleep
• Galician: adurmiñar — to cause someone to sleep
• German: einschläfern — to cause someone to sleep
• German: einlullen — to cause someone to sleep
• Greek: κοιμίζω (koimízo) — to cause someone to sleep
• Ancient Greek: κοιμίζω (koimízō) — to cause someone to sleep
• Hungarian: elaltat — to cause someone to sleep
• Ingrian: nukuttaa — to cause someone to sleep
• Ingrian: makoittaa — to cause someone to sleep
• Italian: addormentare — to cause someone to sleep
• Japanese: 眠らせる (nemuraseru) — to cause someone to sleep
• Māori: whakaturamoe — to cause someone to sleep
• Norwegian Bokmål: legge — to cause someone to sleep
• Norwegian Bokmål: få til å sove — to cause someone to sleep
• Polish: usypiać — to cause someone to sleep
• Polish: uśpić — to cause someone to sleep
• Spanish: adormecer — to cause someone to sleep
• Swedish: söva — to cause someone to sleep
• Swedish: få att somna — to cause someone to sleep
• Turkish: uyutmak — to cause someone to sleep
• Walloon: edoirmi — to cause someone to sleep
• Hungarian: elaltat — to render dormant
• Polish: usypiać — to render dormant
• Polish: uśpić — to render dormant
• German: einschläfern — to kill an animal
• Hungarian: elaltat — to kill an animal
• Icelandic: svæfa — to kill an animal
• Icelandic: svæfa dýr — to kill an animal
• Icelandic: lóga — to kill an animal
• Icelandic: aflífa — to kill an animal
• Italian: mandare al mattatoio — to kill an animal
• Japanese: 眠らせる (nemuraseru) — to kill an animal
• Norwegian Bokmål: avlive — to kill an animal
• Polish: usypiać — to kill an animal
• Polish: uśpić — to kill an animal
• Russian: усыпля́ть (usypljátʹ) — to kill an animal
• Russian: усыпи́ть (usypítʹ) — to kill an animal
• Turkish: uyutmak — to kill an animal
• Czech: uspat — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Czech: uspávat — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Finnish: nukuttaa — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Galician: adormentar — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Greek: κοιμίζω (koimízo) — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Hungarian: altat — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Icelandic: svæfa — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Italian: anestetizzare — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Italian: addormentare — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Polish: usypiać — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Polish: uśpić — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Russian: усыпля́ть (usypljátʹ) — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery
• Russian: усыпи́ть (usypítʹ) — to give a general anesthetic prior to surgery