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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ɹʌn/
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• Ireland, Northern-England: /ɹʊn/
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• Scotland, Wales: /ɾʌn/
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From Middle English runnen, rennen (“to run”), alteration (due to the past participle runne, runnen, yronne) of Middle English rinnen (“to run”), from Old English rinnan, iernan (“to run”) and Old Norse rinna (“to run”), both from Proto-Germanic *rinnaną (“to run”), from Proto-Indo-European *h3reyH- (“to boil, churn”). Cognate with Scots rin (“to run”), West Frisian rinne (“to walk, march”), archaic Dutch rinnen (“to flow”, still in geronnen), German rinnen (“to flow”), Swedish rinna (“to flow”), and Icelandic renna (“to flow”). From the causative Proto-Germanic *rannijaną (“to make run”) are Dutch rennen, German rennen, Danish rende, Swedish ränna (all “to run”). Non-Germanic cognates include Albanian rend (“to run, run after”). See also random.

814 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: hardloop — act of running
• Amharic: ሩጫ (ruč̣a) — act of running
• Armenian: վազք (vazkʻ) — act of running
• Azerbaijani: qaçma — act of running
• Azerbaijani: qaçış — act of running
• Breton: redek — act of running
• Bulgarian: бя́гане (bjágane) — act of running
• Bulgarian: ти́чане (tíčane) — act of running
• Czech: běh — act of running
• Danish: løb — act of running
• Dutch: loop — act of running
• Finnish: juoksu — act of running
• German: Lauf — act of running
• German: Rennen — act of running
• Greek: τρέξιμο (tréximo) — act of running
• Hebrew: ריצה — act of running
• Hungarian: futás — act of running
• Ingrian: jooksu — act of running
• Irish: ruthag — act of running
• Italian: corsa — act of running
• Japanese: 走る (hashiru) — act of running
• Korean: 뜀 (ttwim) — act of running
• Central Kurdish: ڕاکردن (rakirdin) — act of running
• Northern Kurdish: bez — act of running
• Latgalian: skriejīņs — act of running
• Latvian: skrējiens — act of running
• Latvian: skriet — act of running
• Lithuanian: bėgimas — act of running
• Macedonian: трчање (trčanje) — act of running
• Macedonian: трк (trk) — act of running
• Malay: larian — act of running
• Māori: omanga — act of running
• Persian: دو (dow) — act of running
• Polish: bieg — act of running
• Portuguese: corrida — act of running
• Romanian: fugă — act of running
• Russian: бег (beg) — act of running
• Russian: пробе́жка (probéžka) — act of running
• Serbo-Croatian: трчати — act of running
• Serbo-Croatian: trčati — act of running
• Sotho: matha — act of running
• Turkish: koşu — act of running
• Turkish: koşma — act of running
• Ottoman Turkish: قوشی (koşu) — act of running
• Ukrainian: біг (bih) — act of running
• Ukrainian: пробі́жка (probížka) — act of running
• Vietnamese: chạy — act of running
• Welsh: rhedeg — act of running
• Finnish: kaahaus — act or instance of hurrying to or from a place
• German: Spurt — act or instance of hurrying to or from a place
• Ottoman Turkish: قوشی (koşu) — act or instance of hurrying to or from a place
• Finnish: ajelu — pleasure trip
• German: Lustreise (ironisch) — pleasure trip
• Finnish: pako — instance or period of fleeing
• Finnish: pakomatka — instance or period of fleeing
• German: Flucht — instance or period of fleeing
• Hebrew: מְנוּסָה (m'nusá) — instance or period of fleeing
• Finnish: vaellus — migration of fish
• German: Schwarm — group of fish that migrate
• Finnish: reitti — regular trip or route
• German: üblicher Weg — regular trip or route
• Bulgarian: път (pǎt) — route taken while running
• Catalan: recorregut — route taken while running
• Catalan: ruta — route taken while running
• Danish: rute — route taken while running
• Finnish: reitti — route taken while running
• Finnish: lenkki — route taken while running
• French: parcours — route taken while running
• German: Kurs — route taken while running
• German: Runde — route taken while running
• German: (Lauf-)Route — route taken while running
• German: Marschroute — route taken while running
• Italian: percorso — route taken while running
• Japanese: ルート (rūto) — route taken while running
• Japanese: 経路 (keiro) — route taken while running
• Romanian: rută — route taken while running
• Russian: бег (beg) — route taken while running
• Russian: путь (putʹ) — route taken while running
• Russian: маршру́т (maršrút) — route taken while running
• Swedish: runda — route taken while running
• Finnish: lasku — single trip down a hill
• German: Abstieg — single trip down a hill
• Finnish: legi — distance sailed by a ship
• Finnish: ajo — computing: execution of a program or model
• German: Durchlauf — computing: execution of a program or model
• German: Partie — video games: playthrough, session of play
• Portuguese: partida — video games: playthrough, session of play
• Spanish: partida — video games: playthrough, session of play
• Finnish: vapaa käyttö — unrestricted use
• German: Dauergebrauch — unrestricted use
• Finnish: aitaus — enclosure for animals
• Finnish: haka — enclosure for animals
• Finnish: rata — enclosure for animals
• German: Auslauf — enclosure for animals
• Italian: recinto — enclosure for animals
• Italian: stabbio — enclosure for animals
• Italian: addiaccio — enclosure for animals
• Italian: stazzo — enclosure for animals
• Japanese: ラン (ran) — enclosure for animals
• Māori: rāihe — enclosure for animals
• Polish: wybieg — enclosure for animals
• Romanian: țarc — enclosure for animals
• Ottoman Turkish: كومس (kümes) — enclosure for animals
• Ottoman Turkish: طاوقلق (tavukluk) — enclosure for animals
• Finnish: laidun — rural landholding for keeping sheep
• Finnish: suosio — state of being popular
• Finnish: putki — continuous period of time marked by a trend
• Spanish: carrera — continuous period of time marked by a trend
• Finnish: voittoputki — successful series of tries in a game
• Bulgarian: тира́ж (tiráž) — production quantity
• Finnish: erä — production quantity
• Finnish: tuotantoerä — production quantity
• Finnish: painos — production quantity
• German: Reihe — production quantity
• German: Satz — production quantity
• German: Stange — production quantity
• Italian: mandata — production quantity
• Italian: uscita — production quantity
• Italian: quantitativo — production quantity
• Italian: tiratura — production quantity
• Japanese: 量 (ryō) — production quantity
• Macedonian: тира́ж (tiráž) — production quantity
• Macedonian: траење (traenje) — production quantity
• Portuguese: tiragem — production quantity
• Romanian: tiraj — production quantity
• Russian: тира́ж (tiráž) — production quantity
• Russian: па́ртия (pártija) — production quantity
• Portuguese: duração — period of showing of a play, film, TV series, etc.
• Spanish: temporada — period of showing of a play, film, TV series, etc.
• Finnish: putki — period of extended drug use
• Finnish: väri — card games: sequence of cards in a suit
• Portuguese: sequência — card games: sequence of cards in a suit
• Finnish: juoksutus — music: rapid passage along a scale
• Irish: ruthag — music: rapid passage along a scale
• Polish: biegnik — music: rapid passage along a scale
• Bulgarian: тече́ние (tečénie) — flow of liquid
• Bulgarian: пото́к (potók) — flow of liquid
• Finnish: virtaus — flow of liquid
• Finnish: juoksutus — flow of liquid
• French: flot — flow of liquid
• French: flux — flow of liquid
• German: Ausfluss — flow of liquid
• German: Fluß — flow of liquid
• Italian: scorrere — flow of liquid
• Italian: flusso — flow of liquid
• Italian: sgocciolamento — flow of liquid
• Italian: sgocciolio — flow of liquid
• Japanese: 流れ (nagare) — flow of liquid
• Latgalian: tekme — flow of liquid
• Latgalian: straume — flow of liquid
• Latvian: tecējums — flow of liquid
• Latvian: straume — flow of liquid
• Lithuanian: srovė — flow of liquid
• Lithuanian: tėkmė — flow of liquid
• Macedonian: тек (tek) — flow of liquid
• Māori: rere — flow of liquid
• Polish: bieg — flow of liquid
• Portuguese: escorrimento — flow of liquid
• Romanian: flux — flow of liquid
• Russian: пото́к (potók) — flow of liquid
• Russian: ток (tok) — flow of liquid
• Russian: тече́ние (tečénije) — flow of liquid
• Swedish: flöde — flow of liquid
• Swedish: ström — flow of liquid
• Swedish: rinnande — flow of liquid
• Bulgarian: пото́к (potók) — creek
• Bulgarian: руче́й (ručéj) — creek
• Finnish: puro — creek
• French: cours d'eau — creek
• German: Bach — creek
• German: Wasserlauf — creek
• Italian: corso d'acqua — creek
• Japanese: 小川 (ogawa) — creek
• Lithuanian: upelis — creek
• Macedonian: по́ток (pótok) — creek
• Norwegian: Løpe — creek
• Portuguese: riacho — creek
• Romanian: golf — creek
• Swedish: bäck — creek
• Azerbaijani: qaçış — quick pace
• Bulgarian: бяг (bjag) — quick pace
• Finnish: juoksu — quick pace
• French: course — quick pace
• German: Schnellgang — quick pace
• Italian: corsetta — quick pace
• Japanese: 早歩き (hayaaruki) — quick pace
• Macedonian: трк (trk) — quick pace
• Māori: oma — quick pace
• Romanian: pas — quick pace
• Russian: бег (beg) — quick pace
• Bulgarian: бяг (bjag) — fast gallop
• Catalan: galopar — fast gallop
• Finnish: kiitolaukka — fast gallop
• French: galoper — fast gallop
• Italian: galoppata — fast gallop
• Italian: trotterellata — fast gallop
• Japanese: 襲歩 (shūho) — fast gallop
• Macedonian: трк (trk) — fast gallop
• Portuguese: galopar — fast gallop
• Romanian: trap — fast gallop
• Finnish: nostoryntäys — sudden series of demands on a financial institution
• Finnish: ryntäys — sudden large demand for something
• German: Spitzenbedarf — sudden large demand for something
• Finnish: askelma — top of a step on a staircase
• French: jus — top of a step on a staircase
• German: Trittfläche — top of a step on a staircase
• Finnish: etenemä — horizontal length of a set of stairs
• German: Grundweite — construction: horizontal dimension of a slope
• Finnish: massa — standard or unexceptional group or category
• Finnish: joukko — standard or unexceptional group or category
• German: Normalmaß — standard or unexceptional group or category
• Finnish: juoksu — point scored in baseball, cricket or similar games
• Gujarati: રન (ran) — point scored in baseball, cricket or similar games
• Māori: paina — point scored in baseball, cricket or similar games
• Spanish: carrera — point scored in baseball, cricket or similar games
• Finnish: juoksupeli — American football: running play
• Finnish: juoksutus — golf: movement communicated to a golf ball by running it
• Finnish: rulli — golf: distance a ball travels after touching the ground from a stroke
• German: Tiefe — distance drilled with a bit
• Catalan: carrera — line of unravelled stitches
• Catalan: rega — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 拉絲 /拉丝 (lāsī) — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 勾絲 /勾丝 (gōusī) — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 勾紗 /勾纱 (gōushā) — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 開綫 /开线 (kāixiàn) — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 綻綫 /绽线 (zhànxiàn) — line of unravelled stitches
• Chinese Mandarin: 抽絲 /抽丝 (chōusī) — line of unravelled stitches
• Dutch: ladder — line of unravelled stitches
• Finnish: silmäpako — line of unravelled stitches
• Galician: carreira — line of unravelled stitches
• German: Laufmasche — line of unravelled stitches
• Italian: smagliatura — line of unravelled stitches
• Japanese: 伝線 (densen) — line of unravelled stitches
• Macedonian: процеп (procep) — line of unravelled stitches
• Macedonian: скинатица (skinatica) — line of unravelled stitches
• Polish: oczko — line of unravelled stitches
• Russian: стре́лка (strélka) — line of unravelled stitches
• Spanish: carrera — line of unravelled stitches
• Romanian: cârmă — stern of the underwater body of a ship
• Finnish: myllynkivet — pair or set of millstone
• Abkhaz: аҩра (ajwra) — to move quickly on two feet
• Afar: erde — to move quickly on two feet
• Ainu: ホユプ (hoyupu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Albanian: vrapoj — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Altai: чӱгӱрерге (čügürerge) — to move quickly on two feet
• Southern Altai: јӱгӱрер (ǰügürer) — to move quickly on two feet
• Amharic: ሮጠ (roṭä) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: رَكَضَ (rakaḍa) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: جَرَى (jarā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: جري (gerī) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: جري (jiri) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: جْرى (jra) — to move quickly on two feet
• Arabic: ركض (rakaḍ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܪܵܚܹܛ (raḳeṭ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Armenian: վազել (vazel) — to move quickly on two feet
• Aromanian: fug — to move quickly on two feet
• Aromanian: alag — to move quickly on two feet
• Assamese: দৌৰা (doura) — to move quickly on two feet
• Asturian: correr — to move quickly on two feet
• Avar: рекеризе (rekerize) — to move quickly on two feet
• Azerbaijani: yüyürmək — to move quickly on two feet
• Bashkir: йүгереү (yügerew) — to move quickly on two feet
• Basque: korrika egin — to move quickly on two feet
• Basque: lasterka egin — to move quickly on two feet
• Belarusian: бе́гаць (bjéhacʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Belarusian: пабе́гаць (pabjéhacʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Belarusian: бе́гчы (bjéhčy) — to move quickly on two feet
• Belarusian: пабе́гчы (pabjéhčy) — to move quickly on two feet
• Bengali: দৌড়ানো (dōuṛanō) — to move quickly on two feet
• Central Bikol: dalagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Breton: redek — to move quickly on two feet
• Bulgarian: бя́гам (bjágam) — to move quickly on two feet
• Bulgarian: ти́чам (tíčam) — to move quickly on two feet
• Burmese: ပြေး (pre:) — to move quickly on two feet
• Catalan: córrer — to move quickly on two feet
• Cebuano: dagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Chechen: дада (dada) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chechen: ида (ida) — to move quickly on two feet
• Cherokee: ᎠᏟ (atli) — to move quickly on two feet
• Cheyenne: -ameméohe — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese Cantonese: 走 (zau2) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese Cantonese: 跑 (paau2) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese: по (po) — to move quickly on two feet
• Eastern Min Chinese: 䟛 (bié) — to move quickly on two feet
• Gan Chinese: 跑 (pau3) — to move quickly on two feet
• Hakka Chinese: 走 (chéu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese: 走 (zh-min-nan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Jin Chinese: 跑 (pau2) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese Mandarin: 跑 (pǎo) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese Mandarin: 奔跑 (bēnpǎo) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chinese Mandarin: 走 (zǒu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Min Chinese: 走 (cě) — to move quickly on two feet
• Wu Chinese: 奔 — to move quickly on two feet
• Wu Chinese: 跑 — to move quickly on two feet
• Xiang Chinese: 跑 (pau3) — to move quickly on two feet
• Chuvash: чуп (čup) — to move quickly on two feet
• Crimean Tatar: çapmaq — to move quickly on two feet
• Crimean Tatar: cuvurmaq — to move quickly on two feet
• Czech: běhat — to move quickly on two feet
• Czech: běžet — to move quickly on two feet
• Dalmatian: cuar — to move quickly on two feet
• Danish: løbe — to move quickly on two feet
• Dutch: rennen — to move quickly on two feet
• Dutch: lopen — to move quickly on two feet
• Esperanto: kuri — to move quickly on two feet
• Estonian: jooksma — to move quickly on two feet
• Even: тут- (tut-) — to move quickly on two feet
• Evenki: тукса- (tuksa-) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ewe: ƒu du — to move quickly on two feet
• Extremaduran: correl — to move quickly on two feet
• Fala: correl — to move quickly on two feet
• Faroese: renna — to move quickly on two feet
• Finnish: juosta — to move quickly on two feet
• French: courir — to move quickly on two feet
• North Frisian: luup — to move quickly on two feet
• North Frisian: laap — to move quickly on two feet
• Friulian: cori — to move quickly on two feet
• Galician: correr — to move quickly on two feet
• Georgian: სირბილი (sirbili) — to move quickly on two feet
• German: rennen — to move quickly on two feet
• German: laufen — to move quickly on two feet
• German: lauffe — to move quickly on two feet
• Gothic: 𐌸𐍂𐌰𐌲𐌾𐌰𐌽 (þragjan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Gothic: 𐍂𐌹𐌽𐌽𐌰𐌽 (rinnan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Greek: τρέχω (trécho) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ancient Greek: τρέχω (trékhō) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ancient Greek: θέω (théō) — to move quickly on two feet
• Gujarati: દોડવું (doḍvũ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Haitian Creole: kouri — to move quickly on two feet
• Hawaiian: holo — to move quickly on two feet
• Hebrew: רָץ (rats) — to move quickly on two feet
• Higaonon: pulaguy — to move quickly on two feet
• Hindi: दौड़ना (dauṛnā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Hungarian: fut — to move quickly on two feet
• Hungarian: szalad — to move quickly on two feet
• Icelandic: hlaupa — to move quickly on two feet
• Ido: kurar — to move quickly on two feet
• Ido: hastar — to move quickly on two feet
• Indonesian: lari — to move quickly on two feet
• Indonesian: berlari — to move quickly on two feet
• Indonesian: menjalankan — to move quickly on two feet
• Ingrian: joossa — to move quickly on two feet
• Ingush: вада (vada) — to move quickly on two feet
• Irish: rith — to move quickly on two feet
• Isoko: dhẹ — to move quickly on two feet
• Italian: correre — to move quickly on two feet
• Japanese: 走る (hashiru) — to move quickly on two feet
• Javanese: mlayu — to move quickly on two feet
• Old Javanese: layu — to move quickly on two feet
• Kabyle: azzel — to move quickly on two feet
• Kannada: ಓಡು (ōḍu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Kazakh: жүгіру (jügıru) — to move quickly on two feet
• Khmer: រត់ (rŭət) — to move quickly on two feet
• Korean: 달리다 (dallida) — to move quickly on two feet
• Korean: 뛰다 (ttwida) — to move quickly on two feet
• Central Kurdish: ڕاکردن (rakirdin) — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Kurdish: bezîn — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Kurdish: revîn — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Kurdish: bazdan — to move quickly on two feet
• Kyrgyz: жүгүрүү (jügürüü) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ladino: korrer — to move quickly on two feet
• Lao: ແລ່ນ (lǣn) — to move quickly on two feet
• Latgalian: skrīt — to move quickly on two feet
• Latin: currō — to move quickly on two feet
• Latvian: skriet — to move quickly on two feet
• Lingala: pota — to move quickly on two feet
• Lingala: kopota — to move quickly on two feet
• Lithuanian: bėgti — to move quickly on two feet
• Lombard: cór — to move quickly on two feet
• Luxembourgish: lafen — to move quickly on two feet
• Luxembourgish: rennen — to move quickly on two feet
• Macedonian: т́рча (t́rča) — to move quickly on two feet
• Macedonian: истрча (istrča) — to move quickly on two feet
• Malay: berlari — to move quickly on two feet
• Malay: lari — to move quickly on two feet
• Malayalam: ഓടുക (ōṭuka) — to move quickly on two feet
• Maltese: ġera — to move quickly on two feet
• Manchu: ᡶᡝᡴᠰᡳᠮᠪᡳ (feksimbi) — to move quickly on two feet
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: pelelaɣuy — to move quickly on two feet
• Manx: roie — to move quickly on two feet
• Māori: horo — to move quickly on two feet
• Māori: oma — to move quickly on two feet
• Maranao: palalagoy — to move quickly on two feet
• Mizo: tlân — to move quickly on two feet
• Mongolian: гүйх (güjx) — to move quickly on two feet
• Mongolian: ᠭᠦᠶᠦᠬᠦ (güyükü) — to move quickly on two feet
• Nanai: туту- (tutu-) — to move quickly on two feet
• Nepali: दगुर्नु (dagurnu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Nepali: दौडनु (dauṛanu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Norwegian Bokmål: løpe — to move quickly on two feet
• Norwegian Bokmål: springe — to move quickly on two feet
• Norwegian Nynorsk: laupa — to move quickly on two feet
• Occitan: córrer — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଦଉଡ଼ିବା (dauṛibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଦୌଡ଼ିବା (dauṛibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଧାଇଁବା (dhāĩbā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ନର୍ଦିବା (nardibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ନରର୍ଦ୍ଦିବା (nararddibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଘଟକିବା (ghaṭakibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଧୁପିବା (dhupibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଭେଡ଼ିବା (bheṛibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଧପଡ଼ିବା (dhapaṛibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଧପାଲିବା (dhapālibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Odia: ଧବୁଡ଼ିବା (dhabuṛibā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Northern Ohlone: othemhimah — to move quickly on two feet
• Church Slavic: бѣгати (běgati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Church Slavic: бѣжати (běžati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Church Slavic: ⰱⱑⰳⰰⱅⰹ (běgati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Church Slavic: ⰱⱑⰶⰰⱅⰹ (běžati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Old East Slavic: бѣгати (běgati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Old East Slavic: бѣжати (běžati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Old English: rinnan — to move quickly on two feet
• Oromo: fiiguu — to move quickly on two feet
• Ossetian: згъорын (zǧoryn) — to move quickly on two feet
• Pannonian Rusyn: бегац (behac) — to move quickly on two feet
• Pannonian Rusyn: бежац (bežac) — to move quickly on two feet
• Pashto: الاکول (alākawəl) — to move quickly on two feet
• Dari: دَوِیدَن (dawīdan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Iranian Persian: دَویدَن (davidan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Polabian: bezăt — to move quickly on two feet
• Polish: biegać — to move quickly on two feet
• Polish: biec — to move quickly on two feet
• Portuguese: correr — to move quickly on two feet
• Punjabi: ਦੌੜਣਾ (dauṛṇā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Quechua: qurriy — to move quickly on two feet
• Romanian: alerga — to move quickly on two feet
• Romanian: fugi — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: currer — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: cuorer — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: curer — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: curir — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: correr — to move quickly on two feet
• Romansh: cuorrer — to move quickly on two feet
• Russian: бе́гать (bégatʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Russian: побе́гать (pobégatʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Russian: бежа́ть (bežátʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Russian: побежа́ть (pobežátʹ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Sanskrit: द्रवति (dravati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Sanskrit: धावति (dhāvati) — to move quickly on two feet
• Sardinian: cúrrere — to move quickly on two feet
• Sardinian: curri — to move quickly on two feet
• Sardinian: cúrriri — to move quickly on two feet
• Scots: rin — to move quickly on two feet
• Scottish Gaelic: ruith — to move quickly on two feet
• Serbo-Croatian: тр̀чати — to move quickly on two feet
• Serbo-Croatian: tr̀čati — to move quickly on two feet
• Sicilian: cùrriri — to move quickly on two feet
• Sindhi: ڊڪڻ (ḍkṇ) — to move quickly on two feet
• Sinhalese: දුවනවා (duwanawā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Slovak: behať — to move quickly on two feet
• Slovak: bežať — to move quickly on two feet
• Slovene: teči — to move quickly on two feet
• Slovincian: bjêgac — to move quickly on two feet
• Somali: ordid — to move quickly on two feet
• Lower Sorbian: běgaś — to move quickly on two feet
• Lower Sorbian: běžaś — to move quickly on two feet
• Upper Sorbian: běhać — to move quickly on two feet
• Upper Sorbian: běžeć — to move quickly on two feet
• Spanish: correr — to move quickly on two feet
• Spanish: apeonar — to move quickly on two feet
• Swahili: kukimbia — to move quickly on two feet
• Swedish: springa — to move quickly on two feet
• Swedish: löpa — to move quickly on two feet
• Tagalog: takbo — to move quickly on two feet
• Tagalog: tumakbo — to move quickly on two feet
• Tajik: давидан (davidan) — to move quickly on two feet
• Tamil: ஓடு (ōṭu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Tatar: йөгерергә (yögerergä) — to move quickly on two feet
• Tausug: dagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Tausug: dumagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Telugu: పరుగెత్తు (parugettu) — to move quickly on two feet
• Tetum: halai — to move quickly on two feet
• Thai: วิ่ง (wîng) — to move quickly on two feet
• Turkish: koşmak — to move quickly on two feet
• Ottoman Turkish: قوشمق (koşmak) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ottoman Turkish: یلمك (yelmek) — to move quickly on two feet
• Turkmen: çapmak — to move quickly on two feet
• Tuvan: маңнаар (mañnaar) — to move quickly on two feet
• Tuvan: чүгүрер (çügürer) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ukrainian: бі́гати (bíhaty) — to move quickly on two feet
• Ukrainian: бі́гти (bíhty) — to move quickly on two feet
• Urdu: دَوڑْنا (dauṛnā) — to move quickly on two feet
• Uyghur: يۈگۈرمەك (yügürmek) — to move quickly on two feet
• Uzbek: yugurmoq — to move quickly on two feet
• Venetan: córar — to move quickly on two feet
• Venetan: córer — to move quickly on two feet
• Venetan: córare — to move quickly on two feet
• Venetan: corer — to move quickly on two feet
• Vietnamese: chạy — to move quickly on two feet
• Walloon: cori — to move quickly on two feet
• Waray-Waray: dalagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Waray-Waray: dagan — to move quickly on two feet
• Welsh: rhedeg — to move quickly on two feet
• Yaghnobi: давак (davak) — to move quickly on two feet
• Yiddish: לויפֿן (loyfn) — to move quickly on two feet
• Catalan: córrer — to move quickly
• Finnish: juosta — to move quickly
• Finnish: rientää — to move quickly
• Finnish: rynnätä — to move quickly
• Galician: correr — to move quickly
• German: laufen — to move quickly
• Japanese: 走る (hashiru) — to move quickly
• Polish: biec — to move quickly
• Polish: biegać — to move quickly
• Portuguese: correr — to move quickly
• Quechua: rumpiy — to move quickly
• Russian: бе́гать (bégatʹ) — to move quickly
• Russian: побе́гать (pobégatʹ) — to move quickly
• Russian: бежа́ть (bežátʹ) — to move quickly
• Russian: побежа́ть (pobežátʹ) — to move quickly
• Venetan: corer — to move quickly
• Venetan: córar — to move quickly
• Venetan: córer — to move quickly
• Venetan: córare — to move quickly
• Catalan: córrer — to move or spread quickly
• Finnish: kiertää — to move or spread quickly
• Finnish: olla liikkeellä — to move or spread quickly
• Finnish: juosta — to move or spread quickly
• German: umlaufen — to move or spread quickly
• German: umgehen — to move or spread quickly
• Portuguese: correr — to move or spread quickly
• Catalan: fer córrer — to cause to move quickly
• Czech: prohánět — to cause to move quickly
• Czech: prohnat — to cause to move quickly
• Finnish: juoksuttaa — to cause to move quickly
• Finnish: ajaa — to cause to move quickly
• German: laufen lassen — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: гнать (gnatʹ) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: гоня́ть (gonjátʹ) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: погоня́ть (pogonjátʹ) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: вести́ (vestí) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: води́ть (vodítʹ) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: проводи́ть (provodítʹ) — to cause to move quickly
• Russian: провести́ (provestí) — to cause to move quickly
• Chinese Mandarin: 經營 /经营 (jīngyíng) — to be in charge of
• Chinese Mandarin: 管理 (guǎnlǐ) — to be in charge of
• Czech: řídit — to be in charge of
• Finnish: vetää — to be in charge of
• Finnish: vastata — to be in charge of
• Finnish: hallita — to be in charge of
• Finnish: johtaa — to be in charge of
• Finnish: pyörittää — to be in charge of
• German: leiten — to be in charge of
• German: schmeißen — to be in charge of
• Hebrew: נִהֵל (niheil) — to be in charge of
• Icelandic: reka — to be in charge of
• Icelandic: leiða — to be in charge of
• Icelandic: stýra — to be in charge of
• Indonesian: menjalankan — to be in charge of
• Italian: condurre — to be in charge of
• Korean: 맡다 (matda) — to be in charge of
• Old English: wealdan — to be in charge of
• Iranian Persian: اِدارِه کَرْدَن (edâre kardan) — to be in charge of
• Portuguese: dirigir — to be in charge of
• Portuguese: gerir — to be in charge of
• Romanian: conduce — to be in charge of
• Russian: управля́ть (upravljátʹ) — to be in charge of
• Russian: руководи́ть (rukovodítʹ) — to be in charge of
• Spanish: dirigir — to be in charge of
• Spanish: gestionar — to be in charge of
• Spanish: regir — to be in charge of
• Swedish: driva — to be in charge of
• Swedish: leda — to be in charge of
• Swedish: styra — to be in charge of
• Tamil: நடத்து (naṭattu) — to be in charge of
• Bulgarian: тека́ (teká) — to flow
• Catalan: fluir — to flow
• Catalan: escolar-se — to flow
• Chinese Mandarin: 流 (liú) — to flow
• Czech: téct — to flow
• Czech: téci — to flow
• Danish: løbe — to flow
• Danish: trille — to flow
• Danish: rulle — to flow
• Finnish: virrata — to flow
• Finnish: juosta — to flow
• French: s'écouler — to flow
• French: couler — to flow
• Galician: correr — to flow
• Galician: fluír — to flow
• German: fließen — to flow
• German: rinnen — to flow
• Greek: τρέχω (trécho) — to flow
• Greek: ρέω (réo) — to flow
• Greek: κυλώ (kyló) — to flow
• Indonesian: mengalir — to flow
• Irish: sil — to flow
• Italian: fluire — to flow
• Kazakh: اعۋ — to flow
• Korean: 흐르다 (heureuda) — to flow
• Macedonian: тече (teče) — to flow
• Malay: mengalir — to flow
• Manx: sheel — to flow
• Old English: rinnan — to flow
• Polish: cieknąć — to flow
• Polish: biec — to flow
• Portuguese: correr — to flow
• Portuguese: manar — to flow
• Portuguese: fluir — to flow
• Russian: течь (tečʹ) — to flow
• Scots: rin — to flow
• Scottish Gaelic: ruith — to flow
• Serbo-Croatian: proticati — to flow
• Serbo-Croatian: strujati — to flow
• Lower Sorbian: běžaś — to flow
• Spanish: correr — to flow
• Swedish: rinna — to flow
• Tuvan: агар (agar) — to flow
• Vietnamese: chảy — to flow
• Finnish: valua — to have a liquid flowing from
• German: laufen — to have a liquid flowing from
• German: rinnen — to have a liquid flowing from
• German: tropfen — to have a liquid flowing from
• Swedish: rinna — to have a liquid flowing from
• Catalan: fer fluir — to make a liquid flow
• Finnish: juoksuttaa — to make a liquid flow
• Finnish: valuttaa — to make a liquid flow
• German: laufen lassen — to make a liquid flow
• Portuguese: escorrer — to make a liquid flow
• Finnish: ulottua — to extend in space or through a range
• Finnish: yltää — to extend in space or through a range
• Finnish: kulkea — to extend in space or through a range
• German: gehen — to extend in space or through a range
• German: verlaufen — to extend in space or through a range
• Polish: biec — to extend in space or through a range
• Russian: простира́ться (prostirátʹsja) — to extend in space or through a range
• Russian: тяну́ться (tjanútʹsja) — to extend in space or through a range
• Finnish: purjehtia myötätuuleen — to sail a boat with the wind coming from behind
• Finnish: lenssata — to sail a boat with the wind coming from behind
• Māori: whakaheke — to sail a boat with the wind coming from behind
• Māori: aronui — to sail a boat with the wind coming from behind
• Czech: trvat — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Czech: zabírat — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Finnish: kestää — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Finnish: olla myöhässä — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Finnish: myöhästyä — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Finnish: jatkua — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• German: laufen — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Polish: biec — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Russian: продолжа́ться (prodolžátʹsja) — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Russian: тяну́ться (tjanútʹsja) — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Russian: проходи́ть (proxodítʹ) — to extend in time, to last, to continue
• Finnish: vetää — to make something extend in space
• German: führen — to make something extend in space
• German: verlaufen lassen — to make something extend in space
• Russian: простира́ть (prostirátʹ) — to make something extend in space
• Russian: протя́гивать (protjágivatʹ) — to make something extend in space
• Russian: проводи́ть (provodítʹ) — to make something extend in space
• Russian: провести́ (provestí) — to make something extend in space
• Russian: протяну́ть (protjanútʹ) — to make something extend in space
• Catalan: funcionar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Chinese Mandarin: 工作 (gōngzuò) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Chinese Mandarin: 運行 /运行 (yùnxíng) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Chinese Mandarin: 運轉 /运转 (yùnzhuǎn) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Czech: fungovat — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Finnish: toimia — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Finnish: käydä — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Finnish: pyöriä — of a machine, to be operating normally
• French: marcher — of a machine, to be operating normally
• German: laufen — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Italian: funzionare — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Japanese: 作動する (sadō suru) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Japanese: 機能する (kinō suru) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Japanese: 作用する (sayō suru) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Japanese: 動く (ugoku) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Korean: 작동하다 (jakdonghada) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Korean: 작용하다 (jagyonghada) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Macedonian: работи (raboti) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Norwegian Bokmål: gå — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Portuguese: rodar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Portuguese: funcionar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Portuguese: operar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Russian: рабо́тать (rabótatʹ) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Russian: функциони́ровать (funkcionírovatʹ) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Russian: идти́ (idtí) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: andar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: marchar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: rular — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: carburar — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: carrular — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: en marcha — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Spanish: circular — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Tamil: ஓடு (ōṭu) — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Tuvaluan: tele — of a machine, to be operating normally
• Catalan: fer funcionar — to make a machine operate
• Finnish: käynnistää — to make a machine operate
• Finnish: käyttää — to make a machine operate
• Finnish: ajaa — to make a machine operate
• Finnish: pyörittää — to make a machine operate
• German: anwerfen — to make a machine operate
• German: betreiben — to make a machine operate
• Indonesian: menjalankan — to make a machine operate
• Khmer: ដើរ (daə) — to make a machine operate
• Portuguese: rodar — to make a machine operate
• Portuguese: operar — to make a machine operate
• Russian: рабо́тать (rabótatʹ) — to make a machine operate
• Russian: управля́ть (upravljátʹ) — to make a machine operate
• Tuvaluan: fakatele — to make a machine operate
• Catalan: executar — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Catalan: arrancar — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Finnish: tehdä — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Finnish: ajaa — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Finnish: suorittaa — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Finnish: pyörittää — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• German: ausführen — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Hungarian: futtat — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Indonesian: menjalankan — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Italian: lanciare — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Korean: 실행하다 (silhaenghada) — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjøre — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Norwegian Nynorsk: køyra — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Portuguese: executar — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Russian: выполня́ть (vypolnjátʹ) — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Russian: вы́полнить (výpolnitʹ) — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Spanish: arrancar — to execute or carry out a plan, procedure or program
• Finnish: juosta — to compete in a race
• Finnish: kilpailla — to compete in a race
• German: antreten (inceptive) — to compete in a race
• German: laufen — to compete in a race
• Portuguese: correr — to compete in a race
• Romanian: concura — to compete in a race
• Belarusian: балаці́равацца (balacíravacca) — to be a candidate in an election
• Czech: kandidovat — to be a candidate in an election
• Danish: stille op — to be a candidate in an election
• Dutch: kandideren — to be a candidate in an election
• Finnish: olla ehdolla — to be a candidate in an election
• Finnish: pyrkiä — to be a candidate in an election
• German: kandidieren — to be a candidate in an election
• German: antreten — to be a candidate in an election
• Hungarian: indul — to be a candidate in an election
• Japanese: 出馬する (shutsuba suru) — to be a candidate in an election
• Korean: 출마하다 (chulmahada) — to be a candidate in an election
• Macedonian: се кандиди́ра (se kandidíra) — to be a candidate in an election
• Navajo: yishwoł — to be a candidate in an election
• Portuguese: concorrer — to be a candidate in an election
• Russian: баллоти́роваться (ballotírovatʹsja) — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: postularse — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: concurrir — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: candidatear — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: candidatearse — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: candidatizarse — to be a candidate in an election
• Spanish: aspirar a — to be a candidate in an election
• Swedish: kandidera — to be a candidate in an election
• Ukrainian: балотува́тися (balotuvátysja) — to be a candidate in an election
• Finnish: kilpailuttaa — to make run in a race
• Finnish: asettaa — to make run in a race
• German: ins Rennen schicken — to make run in a race
• Finnish: asettaa ehdolle — to make run in an election
• Finnish: asettaa — to make run in an election
• German: ins Rennen schicken — to make run in an election
• Portuguese: candidatar — to make run in an election
• Spanish: postular — to make run in an election
• Spanish: candidatear — to make run in an election
• Spanish: candidatizar — to make run in an election
• Finnish: tulla — to be presented in the media
• Finnish: olla — to be presented in the media
• German: laufen — to be presented in the media
• Korean: 나오다 (naoda) — to be presented in the media
• Portuguese: passar — to be presented in the media
• Finnish: julkaista — to print or broadcast in the media
• German: bringen — to print or broadcast in the media
• Portuguese: exibir — to print or broadcast in the media
• Finnish: värjätä — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Finnish: päästää väriä — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• German: auslaufen — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Korean: 새다 (saeda) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Korean: 흘러나오다 (heulleonaoda) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Russian: линя́ть (linjátʹ) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Russian: полиня́ть (polinjátʹ) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Russian: располза́ться (raspolzátʹsja) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Russian: расползти́сь (raspolztísʹ) — to leak, spread or bleed in an undesirable fashion
• Finnish: käydä — to become different, usually worse
• Finnish: muuttua — to become different, usually worse
• German: gehen — to become different, usually worse
• German: werden — to become different, usually worse
• Portuguese: ficar — to become different, usually worse
• Finnish: ajaa läpi — to pass without stopping or yielding
• Finnish: ajaa ohi — to pass without stopping or yielding
• French: griller — to pass without stopping or yielding
• German: überfahren — to pass without stopping or yielding
• Korean: 나아가다 (naagada) — to pass without stopping or yielding
• Portuguese: atravessar — to pass without stopping or yielding
• Swedish: missa — to pass without stopping or yielding
• Finnish: ajaa — to transport someone or something
• Finnish: viedä — to transport someone or something
• German: schaffen — to transport someone or something
• Russian: вози́ть (vozítʹ) — to transport someone or something
• Russian: везти́ (veztí) — to transport someone or something
• Finnish: maksaa — to cost a certain amount of money
• Finnish: saada pulittaa — to cost a certain amount of money
• Finnish: joutua pulittamaan — to cost a certain amount of money
• Italian: venire — to cost a certain amount of money
• Finnish: vaeltaa — of fish, to migrate for spawning
• German: wandern — of fish, to migrate for spawning
• Finnish: kuljettaa — soccer: to carry a football down the field
• Czech: párat se — of stitches, to unravel
• Czech: utíkat — of stitches, to unravel
• Finnish: juosta — of stitches, to unravel
• Finnish: purkautua — of stitches, to unravel
• German: aufgehen — of stitches, to unravel
• Czech: prchat — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Finnish: juosta karkuun — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Finnish: paeta — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Korean: 도망가다 (domanggada) — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Korean: 도망치다 (domangchida) — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Russian: бежа́ть (bežátʹ) — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Russian: убега́ть (ubegátʹ) — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Russian: убежа́ть (ubežátʹ) — to flee away from a danger or towards help
• Finnish: lajitella — agriculture: to sort through
• Russian: перебира́ть (perebirátʹ) — agriculture: to sort through
• Russian: перебра́ть (perebrátʹ) — agriculture: to sort through
• Finnish: putsata pöytä — to control or have precedence in a card game
• German: übernehmen — to control or have precedence in a card game
• Finnish: pyörittää — juggling: to juggle a pattern continuously