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• General-American: sā
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• General-American: [seː]
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• British, Southern, Standard: /seɪ/
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• British, Southern, Standard: [sɛj]
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• Received-Pronunciation: /seɪ/
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• Canada: sā
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• Canada: /seɪ/
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From Middle English saien, sain, san, secgan, segen, seien, sein, seiȝen, sugen, sægen, ziggen, from Old English seċġan, secgean, secggan, secggean, seggan, sæċġan (“to say, speak”), from Proto-West Germanic *saggjan, from Proto-Germanic *sagjaną (“to say”), from Proto-Indo-European *sokw-h1-yé-, a suffixed o-grade form of *sekw- (“to say”). Cognates Cognate with North Frisian sai, seede, sii, sjide, sooi, säie (“to say”), West Frisian sizze (“to say”), Alemannic German ŝchége, ŝchegi, séege, säge, sägä (“to say”), Bavarian sogn, soon, sågn (“to say”), Dutch zeggen (“to say”), German sagen (“to say”), Low German seggen (“to say, tell”), Luxembourgish soen (“to say”), Vilamovian ziöen, zuön, zuø̄n (“to say”), Yiddish זאָגן (zogn, “to say”), Danish sige (“to say”), Elfdalian saja (“to say”), Faroese siga (“to say”), Icelandic segja (“to say”), Jamtish segi (“to say”), Norwegian Bokmål si (“to say”), Norwegian Nynorsk segja, seia, seie (“to say, tell”), Scanian siğa (“to say”), Swedish säga (“to say”); also Cornish hwedhel (“narrative, story, tale”), Irish scéal (“story, tale”), Manx skeeal (“story; news; narrative”), Scottish Gaelic sgeul (“story, tale; information, news”), Welsh chwedl (“story, tale”), hebu (“to say”), Latin inquam (“to say”), Ancient Greek ἐνέπω (enépō), ἐννέπω (ennépō, “tell or tell about; speak”), Latvian sacīt (“to say, tell”), Lithuanian sakyti (“to say, tell”), Bulgarian соча (soča, “to indicate; to point”), Czech sočit (“to blame, hate”), Old Polish soczyć (“to accuse, slander”), Russian сочи́ть (sočítʹ, “to emit (a liquid)”), Ukrainian сочи́ти (sočýty, “to emit (a liquid), exude, ooze; to drain, sap”). The adverb and interjection are from the verb.

From Middle French saie, from Latin saga, plural of sagum (“military cloak”).

Aphetic form of assay.

609 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: zeg maar — Translations
• German: sagen wir — Translations
• Hungarian: mondjuk — Translations
• Irish: abair — Translations
• Central Kurdish: بڵێین (bllêyn) — Translations
• Northern Kurdish: bibêjin — Translations
• Southern Kurdish: بۊشیم (büşîm) — Translations
• Polish: dajmy na to — Translations
• Polish: bodaj — Translations
• Russian: скажем (skažem) — Translations
• Spanish: digamos — Translations
• Swedish: säg — Translations
• Turkish: nasıl desem — Translations
• Turkish: atıyorum — Translations
• Dutch: zeg eens — Translations
• Hebrew: תגיד (tagíd) — Translations
• Hebrew: תגידי (tagídi) — Translations
• Hindi: कहते हैं (kahte ha͠i) — Translations
• Hindi: कहता हूँ (kahtā hū̃) — Translations
• Hindi: कहती हूँ (kahtī hū̃) — Translations
• Spanish: dígame — Translations
• Bulgarian: ду́ма (dúma) — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Dutch: zeggenschap — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Dutch: zegje — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Finnish: sananvalta — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• French: mot à dire — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• German: Mitsprache — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• German: Mitspracherecht — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Hungarian: beleszólás — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Polish: głos — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Russian: го́лос (gólos) — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Russian: пра́во го́лоса (právo gólosa) — chance to speak; right or power to influence or decide
• Afar: exce — to say, to tell
• Albanian: them — to say, to tell
• Albanian: kallzoj — to say, to tell
• Amharic: አለ (ʾälä) — to say, to tell
• Arabic: قَالَ (qāla) — to say, to tell
• Aragonese: dir — to say, to tell
• Argobba: ሀላ (halā) — to say, to tell
• Assamese: ক (ko) — to say, to tell
• Bangi: loba — to say, to tell
• Bashkir: әйтеү (əytew) — to say, to tell
• Bashkir: тейеү (teyew) — to say, to tell
• Big Nambas: ivr — to say, to tell
• Bulgarian: ка́звам (kázvam) — to say, to tell
• Bulgarian: ка́жа (káža) — to say, to tell
• Catalan: dir — to say, to tell
• Chinese: 講 /讲 (zh-min-nan) — to say, to tell
• Chinese Mandarin: 說 /说 (shuō) — to say, to tell
• Ngazidja Comorian: hwamɓia — to say, to tell
• Czech: říkat — to say, to tell
• Czech: říct — to say, to tell
• Dutch: zeggen — to say, to tell
• Emilian: dîr — to say, to tell
• Esperanto: diri — to say, to tell
• Extremaduran: dizil — to say, to tell
• Extremaduran: izil — to say, to tell
• Finnish: kertoa — to say, to tell
• Finnish: sanoa — to say, to tell
• Finnish: olla että — to say, to tell
• French: dire — to say, to tell
• West-Frisian: sizze — to say, to tell
• Ge'ez: ብህለ (bəhlä) — to say, to tell
• German: sagen — to say, to tell
• German: erzählen — to say, to tell
• German: säge — to say, to tell
• Greek: λέγω (légo) — to say, to tell
• Ancient Greek: λέγω (légō) — to say, to tell
• Hebrew: אָמַר (amár) — to say, to tell
• Hindi: कहना (kahnā) — to say, to tell
• Hungarian: mond — to say, to tell
• Indonesian: berkata — to say, to tell
• Indonesian: bilang — to say, to tell
• Italian: dire — to say, to tell
• Japanese: 言う — to say, to tell
• Japanese: おっしゃる (ossharu) — to say, to tell
• Japanese: 申す (mōsu) — to say, to tell
• Japanese: 申し上げる (mōshiageru) — to say, to tell
• Judeo-Italian: דִירֵי (dire) — to say, to tell
• Kashmiri: وَنُن (vanun) — to say, to tell
• Kashmiri: دَپُن (dapun) — to say, to tell
• Kashmiri: بوزناوُن (bōznāvun) — to say, to tell
• Konkani: सांगचे (sāṅgce) — to say, to tell
• Korean: 말하다 (malhada) — to say, to tell
• Korean: 말씀하다 (malsseumhada) — to say, to tell
• Lingala: loba — to say, to tell
• Lombard: dì — to say, to tell
• Malay: bilang — to say, to tell
• Malay: cakap — to say, to tell
• Malay: kata — to say, to tell
• Māori: korokī — to say, to tell
• Marathi: सांगणे (sāṅgṇe) — to say, to tell
• Marathi: म्हणणे (mhaṇṇe) — to say, to tell
• Southern Sierra Miwok: kacyh·eh·yʔ — to say, to tell
• Mwani: kusema — to say, to tell
• Norwegian Bokmål: fortelle — to say, to tell
• Nǀuu: ka — to say, to tell
• Oromo: jechuu — to say, to tell
• Dari: گُفْتَن (guftan) — to say, to tell
• Iranian Persian: گُفْتَن (goftan) — to say, to tell
• Polish: powiadać — to say, to tell
• Polish: powiedzieć — to say, to tell
• Portuguese: dizer — to say, to tell
• Portuguese: dire — to say, to tell
• Romanian: spune — to say, to tell
• Romanian: zice — to say, to tell
• Russian: говори́ть (govorítʹ) — to say, to tell
• Russian: сказа́ть (skazátʹ) — to say, to tell
• Saho: erhxe — to say, to tell
• Serbo-Croatian: kazati — to say, to tell
• Serbo-Croatian: reći — to say, to tell
• Slovak: hovoriť — to say, to tell
• Slovak: povedať — to say, to tell
• Somali: dhihid — to say, to tell
• Somali: sheegid — to say, to tell
• Spanish: decir — to say, to tell
• Swahili: kuambia — to say, to tell
• Sylheti: ꠇꠃꠣ (xoua) — to say, to tell
• Tajik: гуфтан (guftan) — to say, to tell
• Tamil: என் (eṉ) — to say, to tell
• Tamil: சொல் (col) — to say, to tell
• Tamil: கூறு (kūṟu) — to say, to tell
• Tày: cạ — to say, to tell
• Telugu: చెప్పు (ceppu) — to say, to tell
• Ternate: waje — to say, to tell
• Tetum: dehan — to say, to tell
• Tooro: -gamba — to say, to tell
• Turkish: söylemek — to say, to tell
• Turkish: demek — to say, to tell
• Udmurt: вераны (verany) — to say, to tell
• Ukrainian: каза́ти (kazáty) — to say, to tell
• Ukrainian: говори́ти (hovorýty) — to say, to tell
• Urdu: بولنا (bolnā) — to say, to tell
• Urdu: کہنا (kahnā) — to say, to tell
• Urdu: فرمانا (farmānā) — to say, to tell
• Uzbek: aytmoq — to say, to tell
• Uzbek: demoq — to say, to tell
• Vietnamese: nói — to say, to tell
• Zealandic: zeie — to say, to tell
• Zealandic: zegge — to say, to tell
• Afrikaans: sê — to pronounce
• Ainu: イェ (ye) — to pronounce
• Albanian: them — to pronounce
• Arabic: قَالَ (qāla) — to pronounce
• Arabic: قال (ʔāl) — to pronounce
• Arabic: قَال (gāl) — to pronounce
• Iraqi Arabic: قال (gāl) — to pronounce
• Arabic: قال (qāl) — to pronounce
• Arabic: حكى (ḥaka) — to pronounce
• Arabic: حكى (ḥaka) — to pronounce
• Aragonese: decir — to pronounce
• Aramaic: ܐܡܪ ('émar) — to pronounce
• Armenian: ասել (asel) — to pronounce
• Aromanian: spun — to pronounce
• Aromanian: dzãc — to pronounce
• Assamese: ক (ko) — to pronounce
• Asturian: dicir — to pronounce
• Azerbaijani: demək — to pronounce
• Bashkir: әйтеү (əytew) — to pronounce
• Bashkir: тейеү (teyew) — to pronounce
• Basque: esan — to pronounce
• Belarusian: гавары́ць (havarýcʹ) — to pronounce
• Belarusian: сказа́ць (skazácʹ) — to pronounce
• Belarusian: каза́ць (kazácʹ) — to pronounce
• Bengali: বলা (bola) — to pronounce
• Brahui: par — to pronounce
• Breton: lavaret — to pronounce
• Bulgarian: ка́звам (kázvam) — to pronounce
• Bulgarian: ка́жа (káža) — to pronounce
• Burmese: ဆို (hcui) — to pronounce
• Burmese: ပြော (prau:) — to pronounce
• Catalan: dir — to pronounce
• Chechen: ала (ala) — to pronounce
• Cherokee: ᏂᎦᏪᎠ (nigawea) — to pronounce
• Chickasaw: aachi — to pronounce
• Chinese Cantonese: 講 /讲 (gong2) — to pronounce
• Eastern Min Chinese: 講 /讲 (kóng, káng) — to pronounce
• Chinese: 講 /讲 (kóng) — to pronounce
• Chinese: 說 /说 (seh) — to pronounce
• Chinese Mandarin: 說 /说 (shuō) — to pronounce
• Chinese Mandarin: 告訴 /告诉 (gàosu) — to pronounce
• Wu Chinese: 講 /讲 — to pronounce
• Cornish: leverel — to pronounce
• Cornish: lawl — to pronounce
• Czech: říkat — to pronounce
• Czech: říct — to pronounce
• Czech: povědět — to pronounce
• Dalmatian: decro — to pronounce
• Danish: sige — to pronounce
• Dutch: zeggen — to pronounce
• Dutch: luiden — to pronounce
• Dutch: opzeggen — to pronounce
• Egyptian: D:d (ḏd) — to pronounce
• Emilian: dîr — to pronounce
• Esperanto: diri — to pronounce
• Esperanto: elparoli — to pronounce
• Esperanto: prononci — to pronounce
• Estonian: ütlema — to pronounce
• Even: гӫндэй (gjöndəj) — to pronounce
• Evenki: гунми (gunmi) — to pronounce
• Extremaduran: izil — to pronounce
• Faroese: siga — to pronounce
• Finnish: sanoa — to pronounce
• Finnish: kertoa — to pronounce
• French: dire — to pronounce
• West-Frisian: útsprekke — to pronounce
• Friulian: dî — to pronounce
• Galician: dicir — to pronounce
• Gallurese: dí — to pronounce
• Georgian: თქმა (tkma) — to pronounce
• Georgian: ლაპარაკი (laṗaraḳi) — to pronounce
• German: sagen — to pronounce
• German: säge — to pronounce
• Gothic: 𐌵𐌹𐌸𐌰𐌽 (qiþan) — to pronounce
• Ancient Greek: λέγω (légō) — to pronounce
• Ancient Greek: φημί (phēmí) — to pronounce
• Paraguayan Guarani: 'e — to pronounce
• Haitian Creole: di — to pronounce
• Hebrew: אָמַר (amár) — to pronounce
• Higaonon: ikagi — to pronounce
• Hindi: कहना (kahnā) — to pronounce
• White Hmong: hais — to pronounce
• Hungarian: mond — to pronounce
• Icelandic: segja — to pronounce
• Indonesian: berkata — to pronounce
• Indonesian: bicara — to pronounce
• Ingush: ала (ala) — to pronounce
• Interlingua: dicer — to pronounce
• Irish: abair — to pronounce
• Old Irish: as·beir — to pronounce
• Italian: dire — to pronounce
• Japanese: 言う (iu) — to pronounce
• Japanese: 語る (kataru) — to pronounce
• Japanese: おっしゃる (ossharu) — to pronounce
• Japanese: 申す (mōsu) — to pronounce
• Japanese: 申し上げる (mōshi-ageru) — to pronounce
• Javanese: kandha — to pronounce
• Old Javanese: warah — to pronounce
• Kalmyk: келх (kelx) — to pronounce
• Kashmiri: وَنُن (vanun) — to pronounce
• Kashmiri: دَپُن (dapun) — to pronounce
• Kazakh: айту (aitu) — to pronounce
• Kazakh: деу (deu) — to pronounce
• Khmer: ថា (thaa) — to pronounce
• Khmer: និយាយ (niyiəy) — to pronounce
• Komi-Permyak: шуны (šuny) — to pronounce
• Konkani: म्हणचे (mhaṇce) — to pronounce
• Korean: 말하다 (malhada) — to pronounce
• Korean: 말씀하다 (malsseumhada) — to pronounce
• Kumyk: демек (demek) — to pronounce
• Kumyk: айтмакъ (aytmaq) — to pronounce
• Central Kurdish: وِتِن (witin) — to pronounce
• Central Kurdish: گوتِن (gutin) — to pronounce
• Laki: ڤِتِن (vitin) — to pronounce
• Northern Kurdish: gotin — to pronounce
• Southern Kurdish: وەتِن (wetin) — to pronounce
• Kyrgyz: айтуу (aytuu) — to pronounce
• Ladin: dì — to pronounce
• Ladin: dir — to pronounce
• Ladin: disc — to pronounce
• Ladino: dezir — to pronounce
• Lao: ເວົ້າ (wao) — to pronounce
• Lao: ກ່າວ (kāo) — to pronounce
• Latin: dico — to pronounce
• Latin: loquor — to pronounce
• Latin: proloquor — to pronounce
• Latin: for — to pronounce
• Latin: aio — to pronounce
• Latin: inquam — to pronounce
• Latvian: sacīt — to pronounce
• Latvian: teikt — to pronounce
• Lithuanian: sakyti — to pronounce
• Livonian: kītõ — to pronounce
• Low German: säggen — to pronounce
• Lü: ᦞᦱᧈ (vaa1) — to pronounce
• Macedonian: кажува (kažuva) — to pronounce
• Macedonian: каже (kaže) — to pronounce
• Malay: kata — to pronounce
• Malay: cakap — to pronounce
• Malayalam: പറയുക (paṟayuka) — to pronounce
• Malayalam: ശബ്ദിക്കുന്നു (śabdikkunnu) — to pronounce
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: kaɣi — to pronounce
• Manx: abbyr — to pronounce
• Marathi: म्हणणे (mhaṇṇe) — to pronounce
• Mongolian: хэлэх (xelex) — to pronounce
• Nanai: ун- (un-) — to pronounce
• Nepali: भन्नु (bhannu) — to pronounce
• Nepali: बोल्नु (bolnu) — to pronounce
• Norman: dithe — to pronounce
• Norwegian Bokmål: si — to pronounce
• Norwegian Bokmål: uttale — to pronounce
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seia — to pronounce
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seie — to pronounce
• Occitan: dire — to pronounce
• Old Occitan: dizer — to pronounce
• Odia: କହିବା (kahibā) — to pronounce
• Old East Slavic: казати (kazati) — to pronounce
• Old East Slavic: мълвити (mŭlviti) — to pronounce
• Old East Slavic: говорити (govoriti) — to pronounce
• Old English: secgan — to pronounce
• Old Saxon: seggian — to pronounce
• Pannonian Rusyn: гуториц (hutoric) — to pronounce
• Pannonian Rusyn: повесц (povesc) — to pronounce
• Pashto: ويل (wayǝ́l) — to pronounce
• Pashto: اظهارول (ezhārawǝ́l) — to pronounce
• Dari: گُفْتَن (guftan) — to pronounce
• Iranian Persian: گُفْتَن (goftan) — to pronounce
• Piedmontese: dì — to pronounce
• Polish: mówić — to pronounce
• Polish: powiadać — to pronounce
• Polish: powiedzieć — to pronounce
• Polish: wymawiać — to pronounce
• Polish: rzec — to pronounce
• Portuguese: dizer — to pronounce
• Portuguese: falar — to pronounce
• Punjabi: ਕਹਿਣਾ (kahiṇā) — to pronounce
• Quechua: ñiy — to pronounce
• Quechua: nii — to pronounce
• Rapa Nui: ki — to pronounce
• Romanian: zice — to pronounce
• Romanian: spune — to pronounce
• Romansh: dir — to pronounce
• Romansh: deir — to pronounce
• Romansh: gir — to pronounce
• Russian: говори́ть (govorítʹ) — to pronounce
• Russian: сказа́ть (skazátʹ) — to pronounce
• Sanskrit: वदति (vádati) — to pronounce
• Sanskrit: भाषते (bhāṣate) — to pronounce
• Sanskrit: विवक्ति (vívakti) — to pronounce
• Sardinian: nàrrere — to pronounce
• Sardinian: narri — to pronounce
• Sardinian: faedhare — to pronounce
• Campidanese Sardinian: fueddai — to pronounce
• Campidanese Sardinian: narai — to pronounce
• Sardinian: faeddare — to pronounce
• Sassarese: fabiddà — to pronounce
• Scottish Gaelic: abair — to pronounce
• Scottish Gaelic: can — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: ре̏ћи — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: гово̀рити — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: ка́зати — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: rȅći — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: govòriti — to pronounce
• Serbo-Croatian: kázati — to pronounce
• Sicilian: diri — to pronounce
• Sicilian: dìciri — to pronounce
• Sindhi: چَوَڻُ (cavaṇu) — to pronounce
• Sinhalese: කියනවා (kiyanawā) — to pronounce
• Slovak: hovoriť — to pronounce
• Slovak: povedať — to pronounce
• Slovene: reči — to pronounce
• Slovene: povedati — to pronounce
• Lower Sorbian: groniś — to pronounce
• Spanish: decir — to pronounce
• Sundanese: carios — to pronounce
• Swedish: säga — to pronounce
• Tagalog: sabihin — to pronounce
• Tagalog: magsabi — to pronounce
• Tajik: гуфтан (guftan) — to pronounce
• Tamil: சொல் (col) — to pronounce
• Tashelhit: ini — to pronounce
• Tatar: әйтергә (äytergä) — to pronounce
• Tatar: дияргә (diyärgä) — to pronounce
• Telugu: చెప్పు (ceppu) — to pronounce
• Tetum: ha'ak — to pronounce
• Thai: กล่าว (glàao) — to pronounce
• Thai: พูด (pûut) — to pronounce
• Tibetan: ལབ (lab) — to pronounce
• Tibetan: གསུངས (gsungs) — to pronounce
• Tocharian B: we- — to pronounce
• Turkish: söylemek — to pronounce
• Turkish: demek — to pronounce
• Ottoman Turkish: سویلهمك (söylemek) — to pronounce
• Ottoman Turkish: دیمك (demek) — to pronounce
• Turkmen: diýmek — to pronounce
• Udmurt: шуыны (šuyny) — to pronounce
• Ukrainian: говори́ти (hovorýty) — to pronounce
• Ukrainian: каза́ти (kazáty) — to pronounce
• Ukrainian: сказа́ти (skazáty) — to pronounce
• Urdu: کَہْنا (kahnā) — to pronounce
• Uyghur: دېمەك (dëmek) — to pronounce
• Uzbek: demoq — to pronounce
• Uzbek: gapirmoq — to pronounce
• Vietnamese: nói — to pronounce
• Walloon: dire — to pronounce
• Welsh: dweud — to pronounce
• Yakut: эт (et) — to pronounce
• Yiddish: זאָגן (zogn) — to pronounce
• Zhuang: gangj — to pronounce
• Arabic: يَتْلُو (yatlū) — to recite
• Bashkir: һөйләү (höyləw) — to recite
• Bulgarian: деклами́рам (deklamíram) — to recite
• Bulgarian: рецити́рам (recitíram) — to recite
• Bulgarian: изрецити́рам (izrecitíram) — to recite
• Burmese: ပြော (prau:) — to recite
• Catalan: recitar — to recite
• Catalan: declamar — to recite
• Mwali Comorian: uswali — to recite
• Dutch: opzeggen — to recite
• Esperanto: deklami — to recite
• Finnish: lausua — to recite
• French: dire — to recite
• French: réciter — to recite
• Galician: recitar — to recite
• German: sagen — to recite
• German: verrichten — to recite
• Irish: abair — to recite
• Old Irish: as·beir — to recite
• Italian: recitare — to recite
• Japanese: 暗唱する (anshō suru) — to recite
• Korean: 암송하다 (amsonghada) — to recite
• Latin: inquam — to recite
• Latin: dico — to recite
• Latin: for — to recite
• Latin: loquor — to recite
• Latin: fabulor — to recite
• Manx: abbyr — to recite
• Nepali: वाचन गर्नु (vācan garnu) — to recite
• Norman: dithe — to recite
• Norwegian Bokmål: resitere — to recite
• Norwegian Bokmål: forrette — to recite
• Iranian Persian: باز خوانْدَن (bâz xândan) — to recite
• Iranian Persian: بَرْخوانْدَن (barxândan) — to recite
• Portuguese: recitar — to recite
• Serbo-Croatian: recitírati — to recite
• Lower Sorbian: groniś — to recite
• Tashelhit: ɣr — to recite
• Turkish: söylemek — to recite
• Turkish: okumak — to recite
• Vietnamese: đọc — to recite
• Walloon: dire — to recite
• Yiddish: זאָגן (zogn) — to recite
• Arabic: قَالَ (qāla) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Arabic: يَقُول (yaqūl) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Armenian: ասել (asel) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Aromanian: spun — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Aromanian: dzãc — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Bashkir: әйтеү (əytew) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Bashkir: һөйләү (höyləw) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Bulgarian: гово́ря (govórja) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Catalan: dir — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Chickasaw: aachi — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Chinese Mandarin: 說 /说 (shuō) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Chinese Mandarin: 告訴 /告诉 (gàosu) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Maore Comorian: urongoa — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ngazidja Comorian: hwamɓa — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Cornish: leverel — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Cornish: lawl — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Czech: říct — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Danish: sige — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Danish: fortælle — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Dutch: zeggen — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Dutch: opgeven — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Emilian: dîr — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Esperanto: diri — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Finnish: sanoa — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Finnish: virkkaa — to communicate verbally or in writing
• French: dire — to communicate verbally or in writing
• West-Frisian: sizze — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Friulian: dî — to communicate verbally or in writing
• German: sagen — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Greek: λέγω (légo) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ancient Greek: λέγω (légō) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ancient Greek: εἴρω (eírō) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ancient Greek: εἶπον (eîpon) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ancient Greek: φήμι (phḗmi) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Hebrew: אמר (amár) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Icelandic: segja — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ido: dicar — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Interlingua: dicer — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Irish: abair — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Old Irish: as·beir — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Italian: dire — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Japanese: 言う (iu) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Japanese: 語る (kataru) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Japanese: おっしゃる (ossharu) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Kazakh: деу (deu) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Central Kurdish: گۆتن (gotin) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Central Kurdish: وتن (wtin) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Northern Kurdish: gotin — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Latin: dico — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Latin: loquor — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Latin: fabulor — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Latin: for — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Latvian: teikt — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Lithuanian: sakyti — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Luxembourgish: soen — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Manx: abbyr — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Norman: dithe — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Norwegian Bokmål: si — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seia — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seie — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Old Turkic: 𐱅𐰃 — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Dari: گُفْتَن (guftan) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Iranian Persian: گُفْتَن (goftan) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Polish: mówić — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Portuguese: dizer — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Portuguese: falar — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ratahan: maoman — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Romanian: zice — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Romanian: spune — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Romansh: dir — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Russian: говори́ть (govorítʹ) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Russian: сказа́ть (skazátʹ) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Russian: сообща́ть (soobščátʹ) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Russian: сообщи́ть (soobščítʹ) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Serbo-Croatian: rȅći — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Serbo-Croatian: kázati — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Slovak: hovoriť — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Slovak: povedať — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Slovene: reči — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Slovene: praviti — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Lower Sorbian: groniś — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Spanish: decir — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Sundanese: carios — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Tashelhit: ini — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Tatar: ди (di) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Turkish: demek — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Turkish: söylemek — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Ottoman Turkish: دیمك (demek) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Venetan: dir — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Walloon: dire — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Welsh: dweud — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Welsh: medd — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Yiddish: זאָגן (zogn) — to communicate verbally or in writing
• Armenian: ասել (asel) — to indicate in a written form
• Catalan: dir — to indicate in a written form
• Chickasaw: aachi — to indicate in a written form
• Czech: říct — to indicate in a written form
• Danish: fortælle — to indicate in a written form
• Dutch: staan — to indicate in a written form
• Dutch: opgeven — to indicate in a written form
• Finnish: näyttää — to indicate in a written form
• French: indiquer — to indicate in a written form
• French: dire — to indicate in a written form
• West-Frisian: sizze — to indicate in a written form
• West-Frisian: stean — to indicate in a written form
• Irish: abair — to indicate in a written form
• Italian: dire — to indicate in a written form
• Japanese: 書かれている (kakarete-iru) — to indicate in a written form
• Latin: for — to indicate in a written form
• Manx: abbyr — to indicate in a written form
• Norman: dithe — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Bokmål: si — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Bokmål: opplyse — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Bokmål: fortelle om — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Bokmål: vise — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seia — to indicate in a written form
• Norwegian Nynorsk: seie — to indicate in a written form
• Iranian Persian: نَمایانْدَن (namâyândan) — to indicate in a written form
• Iranian Persian: نِمودَن (nemudan) — to indicate in a written form
• Portuguese: dizer — to indicate in a written form
• Russian: гласи́ть (glasítʹ) — to indicate in a written form
• Serbo-Croatian: kázati — to indicate in a written form
• Slovak: hovoriť — to indicate in a written form
• Slovak: povedať — to indicate in a written form
• Slovene: reči — to indicate in a written form
• Slovene: praviti — to indicate in a written form
• Spanish: decir — to indicate in a written form
• Spanish: poner — to indicate in a written form
• Swedish: stå — to indicate in a written form
• Turkish: söylemek — to indicate in a written form
• Turkish: demek — to indicate in a written form
• Turkish: yazmak — to indicate in a written form
• Walloon: dire — to indicate in a written form
• Chickasaw: aachi — to have a common expression
• Finnish: sanoa — to have a common expression
• French: il paraît — to have a common expression
• French: on dit — to have a common expression
• German: es heißt — to have a common expression
• German: man sagt — to have a common expression
• Interlingua: on dice — to have a common expression
• Italian: si dice — to have a common expression
• Japanese: そうだ (-sōda) — to have a common expression
• Japanese: って (-tte) — to have a common expression
• Korean: 대 (dae) — to have a common expression
• Korean: 답니다 (damnida) — to have a common expression
• Lithuanian: sakoma — to have a common expression
• Norwegian Bokmål: si — to have a common expression
• Norwegian Bokmål: det sies — to have a common expression
• Portuguese: diz-se — to have a common expression
• Portuguese: dizem — to have a common expression
• Slovak: hovorí sa — to have a common expression
• Slovak: povie sa — to have a common expression
• Spanish: se dice — to have a common expression
• Bulgarian: да ка́жем (da kážem) — imperative: let's say
• Burmese: ပေါ့ (pau.) — imperative: let's say
• Dutch: laten wij zeggen — imperative: let's say
• Esperanto: ni diru — imperative: let's say
• Finnish: sanotaan — imperative: let's say
• Finnish: oletetaan — imperative: let's say
• French: disons — imperative: let's say
• Galician: digamos — imperative: let's say
• Georgian: ვთქვათ (vtkvat) — imperative: let's say
• Georgian: სიტყვაზე (siṭq̇vaze) — imperative: let's say
• German: sagen wir — imperative: let's say
• Hebrew: נגיד (nagíd) — imperative: let's say
• Italian: diciamo — imperative: let's say
• Lithuanian: tarkim — imperative: let's say
• Manx: abbyr — imperative: let's say
• Portuguese: suponhamos — imperative: let's say
• Portuguese: digamos — imperative: let's say
• Russian: ска́жем (skážem) — imperative: let's say
• Slovak: povedzme — imperative: let's say
• Spanish: digamos — imperative: let's say
• Swedish: ponera — imperative: let's say
• Swedish: låt oss säga — imperative: let's say
• Swedish: låt säga — imperative: let's say
• Turkish: diyelim — imperative: let's say