regain

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• /ɹiːˈɡeɪn/
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• /ˈɹiːɡeɪn/
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From Middle French regaigner (French regagner). By surface analysis, re- + gain.

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: възвръщам си (vǎzvrǎštam si) — to get back, to recover possession of
• Catalan: reconquerir — to get back, to recover possession of
• Dutch: herkrijgen — to get back, to recover possession of
• Finnish: saada takaisin — to get back, to recover possession of
• French: reconquérir — to get back, to recover possession of
• French: reprendre — to get back, to recover possession of
• German: wiedergewinnen — to get back, to recover possession of
• Ancient Greek: ἀναλαμβάνω (analambánō) — to get back, to recover possession of
• Haitian Creole: reprann — to get back, to recover possession of
• Italian: riprendere — to get back, to recover possession of
• Italian: riappropriarsi — to get back, to recover possession of
• Italian: recuperare — to get back, to recover possession of
• Italian: riguadagnare — to get back, to recover possession of
• Italian: riavere — to get back, to recover possession of
• Old Galician-Portuguese: cobrar — to get back, to recover possession of
• Polish: odzyskać — to get back, to recover possession of
• Portuguese: reconquistar — to get back, to recover possession of
• Spanish: reconseguir — to get back, to recover possession of
• Swedish: återfå — to get back, to recover possession of
• Swedish: återvinna — to get back, to recover possession of