redeem

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• /ɹɪˈdiːm/
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• India: /ɾiːˈd̪iːm/
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Etymology tree Latin red- Proto-Indo-European *h1em- Proto-Indo-European *-eti Proto-Indo-European *h1émeti Proto-Italic *emō Latin emō Latin redimōbor. Old French redimerbor. Middle English redemen English redeem From Middle English redemen, modified from Old French redimer, from Latin redimō (“release; obviate; atone for”), itself from red- (“back; again”) + emō (“buy; gain, take, procure”).

154 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: откупвам (otkupvam) — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Catalan: redimir — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Chinese Mandarin: 赎回 (shúhuí) — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Czech: vykoupit — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Czech: vyplatit — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Dutch: terugkopen — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Finnish: lunastaa — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Finnish: ostaa takaisin — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• French: racheter — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• German: zurückkaufen — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Irish: fuascail — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Japanese: 買い戻す (kai-modosu) — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Kapampangan: atbus — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Latin: redimō — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Manx: feayshil — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Manx: aachionnee — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Manx: kionnee reesht — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Occitan: redimir — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Polish: odkupywać — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Polish: odkupić — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Portuguese: resgatar — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Portuguese: redimir — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Russian: выкупа́ть (vykupátʹ) — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Russian: вы́купить (výkupitʹ) — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Spanish: redimir — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Turkish: geri almak — to recover ownership of something by paying a sum
• Bulgarian: откупвам (otkupvam) — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Czech: vykoupit — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Dutch: vrijkopen — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Esperanto: elaĉeti — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Finnish: maksaa lunnaat — to liberate by payment of ransom
• German: loslösen — to liberate by payment of ransom
• German: freikaufen — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Ancient Greek: λυτροω (lutroō) — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Irish: fuascail — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Latin: redimō — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Occitan: redimir — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Polish: odkupywać — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Polish: odkupić — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Russian: выкупа́ть (vykupátʹ) — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Russian: вы́купить (výkupitʹ) — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Swedish: återlösa — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Turkish: kurtarmak — to liberate by payment of ransom
• Bulgarian: освобождавам (osvoboždavam) — to set free by force
• Danish: befri — to set free by force
• Dutch: bevrijden — to set free by force
• Finnish: vapauttaa — to set free by force
• French: libérer — to set free by force
• German: befreien — to set free by force
• Irish: fuascail — to set free by force
• Occitan: desliurar — to set free by force
• Occitan: liberar — to set free by force
• Portuguese: libertar — to set free by force
• Swedish: befria — to set free by force
• Turkish: kurtarmak — to set free by force
• Bulgarian: спасявам (spasjavam) — to save, rescue, recover
• Czech: vykoupit — to save, rescue, recover
• Danish: redde — to save, rescue, recover
• Danish: frelse — to save, rescue, recover
• Dutch: redden — to save, rescue, recover
• Dutch: verlossen — to save, rescue, recover
• Finnish: pelastaa — to save, rescue, recover
• French: secourir — to save, rescue, recover
• German: befreien — to save, rescue, recover
• Greek: εξαγοράζω (exagorázo) — to save, rescue, recover
• Occitan: redimir — to save, rescue, recover
• Occitan: rescaptar — to save, rescue, recover
• Portuguese: resgatar — to save, rescue, recover
• Swedish: rädda — to save, rescue, recover
• Vietnamese: cứu chuộc — to save, rescue, recover
• Vietnamese: chuộc — to save, rescue, recover
• Czech: vykoupit — to clear, release from debt or blame
• Finnish: vapauttaa — to clear, release from debt or blame
• French: libérer — to clear, release from debt or blame
• French: soulager — to clear, release from debt or blame
• Occitan: redimir — to clear, release from debt or blame
• Portuguese: redimir — to clear, release from debt or blame
• Spanish: redimir — to clear, release from debt or blame
• Bulgarian: изкупвам (izkupvam) — to expiate, atone for
• Czech: vykoupit — to expiate, atone for
• Dutch: uitboeten — to expiate, atone for
• Esperanto: elaĉeti — to expiate, atone for
• Finnish: sovittaa — to expiate, atone for
• Portuguese: redimir-se — to expiate, atone for
• Spanish: redimirse — to expiate, atone for
• Swedish: gottgöra — to expiate, atone for
• Swedish: sona — to expiate, atone for
• Bulgarian: осребрявам (osrebrjavam) — to convert into cash
• Catalan: bescanviar — to convert into cash
• Czech: proplatit — to convert into cash
• Dutch: afbetalen — to convert into cash
• Dutch: aflossen — to convert into cash
• Dutch: inlossen — to convert into cash
• Dutch: omzetten — to convert into cash
• Dutch: uitboeten — to convert into cash
• Dutch: vrijkopen — to convert into cash
• Dutch: genoegdoen — to convert into cash
• Finnish: lunastaa — to convert into cash
• French: liquider — to convert into cash
• German: einlösen — to convert into cash
• Greek: εξαργυρώνω (exargyróno) — to convert into cash
• Irish: fuascail — to convert into cash
• Italian: riscattare — to convert into cash
• Polish: spieniężać — to convert into cash
• Russian: обнали́чивать (obnalíčivatʹ) — to convert into cash
• Slovene: vnovčiti — to convert into cash
• Spanish: canjear — to convert into cash
• Dutch: herstellen — to repair, restore
• Finnish: korjata — to repair, restore
• French: réparer — to repair, restore
• French: rétablir — to repair, restore
• German: wiederherstellen — to repair, restore
• Swedish: återställa — to repair, restore
• Turkish: eski duruma döndürmek — to repair, restore
• Turkish: tadilat yapmak — to repair, restore
• Finnish: uudistaa — to change for the better, reform
• French: améliorer — to change for the better, reform
• French: réformer — to change for the better, reform
• German: verbessern — to change for the better, reform
• Russian: улучша́ться (ulučšátʹsja) — to change for the better, reform
• Russian: улу́чшиться (ulúčšitʹsja) — to change for the better, reform
• Turkish: iyileştirmek — to change for the better, reform
• Czech: vykoupit — to save from a state of sin
• Danish: frelse — to save from a state of sin
• Finnish: lunastaa — to save from a state of sin
• Finnish: vapahtaa — to save from a state of sin
• Finnish: armahtaa — to save from a state of sin
• Finnish: pelastaa — to save from a state of sin
• German: erlösen — to save from a state of sin
• Hebrew: גָּאַל (ga'ál) — to save from a state of sin
• Irish: slánaigh — to save from a state of sin
• Italian: redimere — to save from a state of sin
• Japanese: あがなう (aganau) — to save from a state of sin
• Occitan: redimir — to save from a state of sin
• Polish: odkupywać — to save from a state of sin
• Polish: odkupić — to save from a state of sin
• Portuguese: redimir — to save from a state of sin
• Russian: искупа́ть (iskupátʹ) — to save from a state of sin
• Russian: искупи́ть (iskupítʹ) — to save from a state of sin
• Spanish: redimir — to save from a state of sin
• Swedish: frälsa — to save from a state of sin
• Swedish: återlösa — to save from a state of sin
• Turkish: arıtmak — to save from a state of sin
• Turkish: temizlemek — to save from a state of sin
• Finnish: palauttaa kunnia — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• French: racheter — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• German: (Ruf) wiederherstellen — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Japanese: 回復する (kaifuku-suru) — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Portuguese: redimir — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Russian: обеля́ть (obeljátʹ) — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Russian: обели́ть (obelítʹ) — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Spanish: redimir — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Turkish: aklamak — to restore the reputation, honour of ...
• Turkish: temize çıkarmak — to restore the reputation, honour of ...