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From Middle English seen, from Old English sēon (“to see, look, behold, perceive, observe, discern, understand, know”), from Proto-West Germanic *sehwan, from Proto-Germanic *sehwaną (“to see”), from Proto-Indo-European *sekw- (“to see, notice”). Etymology 1 sense 9 is a calque of Latin vidē (“see (thou)”, 2nd person singular imperative), which was also borrowed into academic English (see vide) as well as Portuguese. Cognates Cognate with Scots see, sei (“to see”), Yola sau, ze, zee, zey, zie (“to see”), North Frisian se, si, siin, siine, siinj, sä, säie (“to see”), Saterland Frisian sjo (“to see”), West Frisian sjen (“to see”), Bavarian segn (“to see”), Central Franconian sehn, senn (“to see”), Dutch zien (“to see”), Low German sehn (“to see; to look”), German sehen (“to see”), Limburgish séëne, zeen (“to see”), Luxembourgish gesinn (“to see”), Alemannic German gseh (“to see”), Mòcheno sechen (“to see”), Vilamovian zaon (“to see”), Yiddish זען (zen, “to see”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, and Swedish se (“to see”), Elfdalian sją̊ (“to see”), Faroese síggja (“to see”), Icelandic sjá (“to see”), Norwegian Nynorsk sjå (“to see”), sia (“to foretell”), Gothic 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽 (saiƕan, “to see”), and more distantly with Albanian shof, shoh (“to see”), Latin secūtus, sequūtus (“followed”), Ancient Greek ἕπομαι (hépomai, “to follow, obey”), Persian ا (a), از (az), ز (ze, “from, of”), Luwian 𒁕𒀀𒌋𒄿𒅖 (“eye”), Sanskrit सच् (sac, “to be associated with, familiar with, have to do with”).

From Middle English se, see, from Old French sie (“seat, throne; town, capital; episcopal see”), from Latin sēdēs (“seat”), referring to the bishop's throne or chair (compare seat of power) in the cathedral; related to the Latin verb sedēre (“to sit”). Doublet of sedes.

545 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: виж (viž) — interjection to attract attention
• Bulgarian: виж сега (viž sega) — interjection to attract attention
• Finnish: katsos — interjection to attract attention
• Finnish: katsokaas — interjection to attract attention
• Finnish: hei — interjection to attract attention
• Latin: ecce — interjection to attract attention
• Māori: rē — interjection to attract attention
• Portuguese: veja só — interjection to attract attention
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — interjection to attract attention
• Turkish: bak — interjection to attract attention
• Turkish: gördün mü — interjection to attract attention
• Bulgarian: епа́рхия (epárhija) — diocese
• Catalan: seu — diocese
• Danish: stift — diocese
• Dutch: bisdom — diocese
• Finnish: hiippakunta — diocese
• French: siège — diocese
• French: évêché — diocese
• Galician: sé — diocese
• Galician: diocese — diocese
• Galician: bispado — diocese
• German: Bischofssitz — diocese
• Greek: επισκοπή (episkopí) — diocese
• Italian: sede — diocese
• Italian: diocesi — diocese
• Italian: arcidiocesi — diocese
• Korean: 교구 (gyogu) — diocese
• Latin: sēdēs — diocese
• Macedonian: столица (stolica) — diocese
• Polish: biskupstwo — diocese
• Polish: diecezja — diocese
• Portuguese: sé — diocese
• Portuguese: diocese — diocese
• Romanian: episcopie — diocese
• Romanian: dieceză — diocese
• Russian: епа́рхия (jepárxija) — diocese
• Russian: диоце́з (diocéz) — diocese
• Spanish: sede — diocese
• Swedish: stift — diocese
• Swedish: stiftstad — diocese
• Thai: สังฆมณฑล (sănga-mon-ton) — diocese
• Bulgarian: епископа́т (episkopát) — office of a bishop
• Finnish: piispanistuin — office of a bishop
• French: siège — office of a bishop
• Galician: bispado — office of a bishop
• Greek: επισκοπή (episkopí) — office of a bishop
• Polish: biskupstwo — office of a bishop
• Portuguese: bispado — office of a bishop
• Portuguese: episcopado — office of a bishop
• Finnish: valtaistuin — place where sovereign power is exercised
• Galician: sede — place where sovereign power is exercised
• Italian: sede — place where sovereign power is exercised
• Portuguese: sede — place where sovereign power is exercised
• Abkhaz: абара (abara) — perceive with the eyes
• Afar: uble — perceive with the eyes
• Afrikaans: besien — perceive with the eyes
• Afrikaans: sien — perceive with the eyes
• Ahom: 𑜑𑜃𑜫 (han) — perceive with the eyes
• Aiton: ꩭꩫ︀် (han) — perceive with the eyes
• Akan: hu — perceive with the eyes
• Akan: hwɛ — perceive with the eyes
• Aklanon: kita' — perceive with the eyes
• Albanian: shoh — perceive with the eyes
• Southern Altai: кӧрӧр (körör) — perceive with the eyes
• Ambonese Malay: lia — perceive with the eyes
• Amharic: አየ (ʾäyä) — perceive with the eyes
• Western Apache: yo’įį — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: رَأَى (raʔā) — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: عَايَنَ (ʕāyana) — perceive with the eyes
• Chadian Arabic: شاف (šāf) — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — perceive with the eyes
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — perceive with the eyes
• Aragonese: veyer — perceive with the eyes
• Aragonese: beyer — perceive with the eyes
• Aramaic: חזא (ḥaza) — perceive with the eyes
• Armenian: տեսնել (tesnel) — perceive with the eyes
• Aromanian: ved — perceive with the eyes
• Assamese: দেখা (dekha) — perceive with the eyes
• Asturian: ver — perceive with the eyes
• Aukan: si — perceive with the eyes
• Aymara: uñaña — perceive with the eyes
• Azerbaijani: görmək — perceive with the eyes
• Bahnar: 'bôh — perceive with the eyes
• Bashkir: күреү (kürew) — perceive with the eyes
• Basque: ikusi — perceive with the eyes
• Belarusian: ба́чыць (báčycʹ) — perceive with the eyes
• Belarusian: уба́чыць (ubáčycʹ) — perceive with the eyes
• Belizean Creole: si — perceive with the eyes
• Bengali: দেখা (dekha) — perceive with the eyes
• Bouyei: ranl — perceive with the eyes
• Breton: gwelet — perceive with the eyes
• Bulgarian: ви́ждам (víždam) — perceive with the eyes
• Bulgarian: видя (vidja) — perceive with the eyes
• Burmese: တွေ့ (twe.) — perceive with the eyes
• Burmese: မြင် (mrang) — perceive with the eyes
• Buryat: хараха (xaraxa) — perceive with the eyes
• Buryat: үзэхэ (üzexe) — perceive with the eyes
• Carpathian Rusyn: ві́дїти (vídjity) — perceive with the eyes
• Catalan: veure — perceive with the eyes
• Chechen: га (ga) — perceive with the eyes
• Cherokee: ᎠᎪᏩᏛᏗ (agowadvdi) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese Cantonese: 見 /见 (gin3) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇見 /睇见 (tai2 gin3) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇 (tai2) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese: җян (jian) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese Mandarin: 見 /见 (jiàn) — perceive with the eyes
• Chinese Mandarin: 看見 /看见 (kànjiàn) — perceive with the eyes
• Chuukese: kuna — perceive with the eyes
• Chuvash: курма (kurma) — perceive with the eyes
• Ngazidja Comorian: hwona — perceive with the eyes
• Cornish: gweles — perceive with the eyes
• Atikamekw: wapatam — perceive with the eyes
• Crimean Tatar: körmek — perceive with the eyes
• Czech: vidět — perceive with the eyes
• Dalmatian: vedar — perceive with the eyes
• Danish: se — perceive with the eyes
• Dutch: zien — perceive with the eyes
• Dutch: aanschouwen — perceive with the eyes
• Dutch: bekijken — perceive with the eyes
• Dutch: bezien — perceive with the eyes
• Egyptian: mA:D4-A-A (mꜣꜣ) — perceive with the eyes
• Elfdalian: sją̊ — perceive with the eyes
• Esperanto: vidi — perceive with the eyes
• Estonian: nägema — perceive with the eyes
• Even: иттэй (ittəj) — perceive with the eyes
• Evenki: ичэми (içəmi) — perceive with the eyes
• Ewe: kpɔ — perceive with the eyes
• Extremaduran: vél — perceive with the eyes
• Faroese: síggja — perceive with the eyes
• Faroese: sjá — perceive with the eyes
• Finnish: nähdä — perceive with the eyes
• Finnish: katsoa — perceive with the eyes
• French: voir — perceive with the eyes
• Middle French: veoir — perceive with the eyes
• Middle French: vëoir — perceive with the eyes
• Old French: veoir — perceive with the eyes
• Old French: vëoir — perceive with the eyes
• West-Frisian: sjen — perceive with the eyes
• Friulian: viodi — perceive with the eyes
• Galician: ver — perceive with the eyes
• Gallo: vér' — perceive with the eyes
• Georgian: ხედავს (xedavs) — perceive with the eyes
• German: sehen — perceive with the eyes
• German: schauen — perceive with the eyes
• German: gseh — perceive with the eyes
• Bavarian German: sengan — perceive with the eyes
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽 (saiƕan) — perceive with the eyes
• Greek: βλέπω (vlépo) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: βλέπω (blépō) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: ὁράω (horáō) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: εἶδον (eîdon) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: ὀπτεύω (opteúō) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: δέρκομαι (dérkomai) — perceive with the eyes
• Ancient Greek: λεύσσω (leússō) — perceive with the eyes
• Greenlandic: takunnippoq — perceive with the eyes
• Greenlandic: isigisaqarpoq — perceive with the eyes
• Greenlandic: takuaa — perceive with the eyes
• Mbya Guarani: exa — perceive with the eyes
• Paraguayan Guarani: hecha — perceive with the eyes
• Gujarati: જોવું (jovũ) — perceive with the eyes
• Haitian Creole: wè — perceive with the eyes
• Hamer-Banna: aapá — perceive with the eyes
• Hausa: gani — perceive with the eyes
• Hawaiian: ʻike — perceive with the eyes
• Hebrew: רָאָה (ra'ah) — perceive with the eyes
• Hiligaynon: kita — perceive with the eyes
• Hiligaynon: magkita — perceive with the eyes
• Hindi: देखना (dekhnā) — perceive with the eyes
• White Hmong: pom — perceive with the eyes
• Hungarian: lát — perceive with the eyes
• Icelandic: sjá — perceive with the eyes
• Icelandic: skynja — perceive with the eyes
• Ido: vidar — perceive with the eyes
• Igbo: ihụ — perceive with the eyes
• Ilocano: kita — perceive with the eyes
• Indonesian: melihat — perceive with the eyes
• Indonesian: menyaksikan — perceive with the eyes
• Indonesian: menonton — perceive with the eyes
• Indonesian: memandang — perceive with the eyes
• Ingush: го (go) — perceive with the eyes
• Interlingua: vider — perceive with the eyes
• Irish: feic — perceive with the eyes
• Old Irish: ad·cí — perceive with the eyes
• Istriot: vidi — perceive with the eyes
• Istro-Romanian: ved — perceive with the eyes
• Istro-Romanian: vedu — perceive with the eyes
• Italian: vedere — perceive with the eyes
• Iu Mien: buatc — perceive with the eyes
• Jamaican Creole: see — perceive with the eyes
• Japanese: 見る (miru) — perceive with the eyes
• Japanese: ご覧になる (go-ran ni naru) — perceive with the eyes
• Japanese: 拝見する (haiken-suru) — perceive with the eyes
• Javanese: delok — perceive with the eyes
• Javanese: tonton — perceive with the eyes
• Old Javanese: dĕlo — perceive with the eyes
• Old Javanese: ton — perceive with the eyes
• Jeju: 보다 (boda) — perceive with the eyes
• Kabuverdianu: odja — perceive with the eyes
• Kabuverdianu: oiá — perceive with the eyes
• Kabyle: ẓer — perceive with the eyes
• Kaitag: чибига́ра (čibigára) — perceive with the eyes
• Kalmyk: үзх (üzx) — perceive with the eyes
• Kannada: ನೋಡು (nōḍu) — perceive with the eyes
• Kashmiri: وُچھُن (vuchun) — perceive with the eyes
• Kashubian: widzec — perceive with the eyes
• Kazakh: көру (köru) — perceive with the eyes
• Kazakh: қарау (qarau) — perceive with the eyes
• Khakas: кӧрерге (körerge) — perceive with the eyes
• Khmer: ឃើញ (khəəñ) — perceive with the eyes
• Kituba: mona — perceive with the eyes
• Kituba: kumona — perceive with the eyes
• Kongo: mona — perceive with the eyes
• Konkani: दिशें (diśẽ) — perceive with the eyes
• Korean: 보다 (boda) — perceive with the eyes
• Korean: 뵙다 (boepda) — perceive with the eyes
• Middle Korean: 보다〮 (pwòtá) — perceive with the eyes
• Kristang: dá — perceive with the eyes
• Kumyk: гёрмек (görmek) — perceive with the eyes
• Central Kurdish: دیتن (dîtin) — perceive with the eyes
• Central Kurdish: سەیر کردن (seyr kirdin) — perceive with the eyes
• Northern Kurdish: dîtin — perceive with the eyes
• Kyrgyz: көрүү (körüü) — perceive with the eyes
• Laboya: eta — perceive with the eyes
• Ladin: vedei — perceive with the eyes
• Ladin: veder — perceive with the eyes
• Lao: ເຫັນ (hen) — perceive with the eyes
• Latgalian: redzēt — perceive with the eyes
• Latin: video — perceive with the eyes
• Latin: specto — perceive with the eyes
• Latin: specio — perceive with the eyes
• Latin: viso — perceive with the eyes
• Latin: visito — perceive with the eyes
• Latvian: redzēt — perceive with the eyes
• Ligurian: védde — perceive with the eyes
• Ligurian: véi — perceive with the eyes
• Lingala: mona — perceive with the eyes
• Lingala: ena — perceive with the eyes
• Lithuanian: matyti — perceive with the eyes
• Lithuanian: regėti — perceive with the eyes
• Lombard: vedè — perceive with the eyes
• Low German: kieken — perceive with the eyes
• Low German: ankieken — perceive with the eyes
• Low German: seen — perceive with the eyes
• Low German: sehn — perceive with the eyes
• Low German: seihen — perceive with the eyes
• Luganda: -laba — perceive with the eyes
• Lutuv: hmung — perceive with the eyes
• Luxembourgish: gesinn — perceive with the eyes
• Macedonian: гледа (gleda) — perceive with the eyes
• Malay: lihat — perceive with the eyes
• Malay: tengok — perceive with the eyes
• Malay: nampak — perceive with the eyes
• Malayalam: കാണുക (kāṇuka) — perceive with the eyes
• Maltese: ra — perceive with the eyes
• Manx: faik — perceive with the eyes
• Māori: kite — perceive with the eyes
• Māori: pūrangiaho — perceive with the eyes
• Marathi: पाहणे (pāhṇe) — perceive with the eyes
• Mirandese: ber — perceive with the eyes
• Mirandese: mirar — perceive with the eyes
• Central Sierra Miwok: šyl-ŋe- — perceive with the eyes
• Mòcheno: sechen — perceive with the eyes
• Mongo: ena — perceive with the eyes
• Mongolian: үзэх (üzex) — perceive with the eyes
• Mongolian: харах (xarax) — perceive with the eyes
• Khiamniungan Naga: ēp — perceive with the eyes
• Nahuatl: itta — perceive with the eyes
• Classical Nahuatl: itta — perceive with the eyes
• Nanai: ичэ- (iče-) — perceive with the eyes
• Navajo: yooʼį́ — perceive with the eyes
• Neapolitan: veré — perceive with the eyes
• Neapolitan: vedé — perceive with the eyes
• Ngarrindjeri: nak — perceive with the eyes
• Ngunawal: nangi — perceive with the eyes
• Norman: vaie — perceive with the eyes
• Norwegian Bokmål: se — perceive with the eyes
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sjå — perceive with the eyes
• Occitan: veire — perceive with the eyes
• Old Occitan: veder — perceive with the eyes
• Odia: ଦେଖିବା (dekhibā) — perceive with the eyes
• Northern Ohlone: atemhimah — perceive with the eyes
• Ojibwe: waabam (vta) — perceive with the eyes
• Ojibwe: waabandan (vti) — perceive with the eyes
• Church Slavic: видѣти (viděti) — perceive with the eyes
• Church Slavic: зьрѣти (zĭrěti) — perceive with the eyes
• Old English: ġesēon — perceive with the eyes
• Old Saxon: sehan — perceive with the eyes
• Old Saxon: bisehan — perceive with the eyes
• Old Saxon: gisehan — perceive with the eyes
• Old Saxon: farsehan — perceive with the eyes
• Old Turkic: 𐰚𐰇𐰼 — perceive with the eyes
• Oromo: ilaaluu — perceive with the eyes
• Ossetian: уынын (wynyn) — perceive with the eyes
• Pannonian Rusyn: видзиц (vidzic) — perceive with the eyes
• Pannonian Rusyn: увидзиц (uvidzic) — perceive with the eyes
• Pashto: ليدل (lidə́l) — perceive with the eyes
• Dari: دِیدَن (dīdan) — perceive with the eyes
• Iranian Persian: دیدَن (didan) — perceive with the eyes
• Piedmontese: vëdde — perceive with the eyes
• Pipil: tachia — perceive with the eyes
• Pipil: -ita — perceive with the eyes
• Polish: widzieć — perceive with the eyes
• Polish: zobaczyć — perceive with the eyes
• Polish: dostrzegać — perceive with the eyes
• Portuguese: ver — perceive with the eyes
• Portuguese: enxergar — perceive with the eyes
• Portuguese: olhar — perceive with the eyes
• Punjabi: ਵੇਖਣਾ (vekhṇā) — perceive with the eyes
• Quechua: rikuy — perceive with the eyes
• Quechua: rikay — perceive with the eyes
• Romani: dikhel — perceive with the eyes
• Romanian: vedea — perceive with the eyes
• Romansh: vesair — perceive with the eyes
• Russian: ви́деть (vídetʹ) — perceive with the eyes
• Russian: уви́деть (uvídetʹ) — perceive with the eyes
• Rwanda-Rundi: kubona — perceive with the eyes
• Saho: uble — perceive with the eyes
• Northern Sami: oaidnit — perceive with the eyes
• Skolt-Sami: vueiʹnned — perceive with the eyes
• Southern Sami: gïehtjedidh — perceive with the eyes
• Southern Sami: vuartasjidh — perceive with the eyes
• Southern Sami: vuejnedh — perceive with the eyes
• Samoan: va'ai — perceive with the eyes
• Sanskrit: पश्यति (paśyati) — perceive with the eyes
• Sanskrit: चष्टे (caṣṭe) — perceive with the eyes
• Santali: ᱧᱮᱞ (ñel) — perceive with the eyes
• Saramaccan: si — perceive with the eyes
• Campidanese Sardinian: biri — perceive with the eyes
• Scottish Gaelic: faic — perceive with the eyes
• Serbo-Croatian: ви̏дети — perceive with the eyes
• Serbo-Croatian: vȉdeti — perceive with the eyes
• Seychellois Creole: vwar — perceive with the eyes
• Shan: ႁၼ် (hǎn) — perceive with the eyes
• Sicilian: vìdiri — perceive with the eyes
• Sinhalese: දකින්න (dakinna) — perceive with the eyes
• Slovak: vidieť — perceive with the eyes
• Slovene: videti — perceive with the eyes
• Somali: arkid — perceive with the eyes
• Lower Sorbian: wiźeś — perceive with the eyes
• Upper Sorbian: widźeć — perceive with the eyes
• Sotho: bona — perceive with the eyes
• Spanish: ver — perceive with the eyes
• Spanish: veer — perceive with the eyes
• Sranan Tongo: syi — perceive with the eyes
• Sranan Tongo: si — perceive with the eyes
• Sundanese: tingali — perceive with the eyes
• Swahili: kuona — perceive with the eyes
• Swedish: se — perceive with the eyes
• Sylheti: ꠖꠦꠈꠣ (dexá) — perceive with the eyes
• Tagalog: makita — perceive with the eyes
• Tagalog: tignan — perceive with the eyes
• Tai Dam: ꪹꪬꪸꪙ — perceive with the eyes
• Tai Nüa: ᥞᥢᥴ (hán) — perceive with the eyes
• Tajik: дидан (didan) — perceive with the eyes
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — perceive with the eyes
• Tamil: காண் (kāṇ) — perceive with the eyes
• Tarantino: vedè — perceive with the eyes
• Tatar: күрергә (kürergä) — perceive with the eyes
• Tatar: күрү (kürü) — perceive with the eyes
• Tausug: kita — perceive with the eyes
• Tausug: kimita — perceive with the eyes
• Telugu: చూచు (cūcu) — perceive with the eyes
• Tetum: haree — perceive with the eyes
• Thai: เห็น (hěn) — perceive with the eyes
• Thai: ดู (duu) — perceive with the eyes
• Thai: แล (lɛɛ) — perceive with the eyes
• Northern Thai: ᩉᩢ᩠ᨶ (han) — perceive with the eyes
• Tibetan: མཐོང (mthong) — perceive with the eyes
• Tibetan: གཟིགས (gzigs) — perceive with the eyes
• Tocharian A: läk- — perceive with the eyes
• Tocharian B: läk- — perceive with the eyes
• Tokelauan: kikila — perceive with the eyes
• Tok Pisin: lukim — perceive with the eyes
• Turkish: görmek — perceive with the eyes
• Ottoman Turkish: گورمك (görmek) — perceive with the eyes
• Turkmen: görmek — perceive with the eyes
• Tuvan: көөр (köör) — perceive with the eyes
• Udi: акӏсун (aḳsun) — perceive with the eyes
• Udmurt: адӟыны (addźyny) — perceive with the eyes
• Ugaritic: 𐎈𐎄𐎊 (ḥdy) — perceive with the eyes
• Ukrainian: ба́чити (báčyty) — perceive with the eyes
• Ukrainian: ви́діти (výdity) — perceive with the eyes
• Umbundu: okuvandja — perceive with the eyes
• Urdu: دیکْھنا (dekhnā) — perceive with the eyes
• Uyghur: كۆرمەك (körmek) — perceive with the eyes
• Uzbek: koʻrmoq — perceive with the eyes
• Venetan: védar — perceive with the eyes
• Vietnamese: nhìn thấy — perceive with the eyes
• Vietnamese: xem xét — perceive with the eyes
• Vietnamese: thấy — perceive with the eyes
• Vietnamese: xem — perceive with the eyes
• Volapük: logön — perceive with the eyes
• Wakhi: win- — perceive with the eyes
• Walloon: vey — perceive with the eyes
• Walloon: vir — perceive with the eyes
• Welsh: gweld — perceive with the eyes
• Wolof: gis — perceive with the eyes
• Xhosa: ukubona — perceive with the eyes
• Yaghnobi: венак (venak) — perceive with the eyes
• Yakut: көр (kör) — perceive with the eyes
• Yámana: tiki — perceive with the eyes
• Yiddish: זען (zen) — perceive with the eyes
• Yoruba: rí — perceive with the eyes
• Yoruba: ríran — perceive with the eyes
• Yurok: new — perceive with the eyes
• Yurok: newook' — perceive with the eyes
• Zazaki: dîyayîş — perceive with the eyes
• Zazaki: vînayîş — perceive with the eyes
• Zealandic: zieë — perceive with the eyes
• Zhuang: raen — perceive with the eyes
• Zulu: -bona — perceive with the eyes
• Zyphe: hmuh — perceive with the eyes
• ǃKung: siŋ — perceive with the eyes
• ǃXóõ: ǀnâã — perceive with the eyes
• Afrikaans: verstaan — understand
• Armenian: հասկանալ (haskanal) — understand
• Bashkir: аңлау (añlaw) — understand
• Bashkir: төшөнөү (töşönöw) — understand
• Belarusian: разуме́ць (razumjécʹ) — understand
• Belarusian: зразуме́ць (zrazumjécʹ) — understand
• Bulgarian: разби́рам (razbíram) — understand
• Bulgarian: разбера́ (razberá) — understand
• Burmese: မြင် (mrang) — understand
• Catalan: comprendre — understand
• Catalan: entendre — understand
• Chinese Mandarin: 明白 (míngbai) — understand
• Chinese Mandarin: 懂 (dǒng) — understand
• Chinese Mandarin: 了解 /暸解 (liǎojiě) — understand
• Chinese Mandarin: 理解 (lǐjiě) — understand
• Danish: forstå — understand
• Dutch: begrijpen — understand
• Esperanto: vidi — understand
• Faroese: skilja — understand
• Faroese: fata — understand
• Finnish: käsittää — understand
• Finnish: nähdä — understand
• Finnish: ymmärtää — understand
• Finnish: tajuta — understand
• French: voir — understand
• Galician: entender — understand
• Gallo: vér' — understand
• German: verstehen — understand
• German: iigsee — understand
• German: verstah — understand
• Greek: καταλαβαίνω (katalavaíno) — understand
• Ancient Greek: ὁράω (horáō) — understand
• Ancient Greek: εἶδον (eîdon) — understand
• Ancient Greek: θεάομαι (theáomai) — understand
• Ancient Greek: μανθάνω (manthánō) — understand
• Hindi: देखो (dekho) — understand
• Hungarian: ért — understand
• Hungarian: világos — understand
• Icelandic: skil — understand
• Icelandic: fatta — understand
• Italian: capire — understand
• Jamaican Creole: see — understand
• Japanese: 分かる (wakaru) — understand
• Japanese: 理解する (rikai suru) — understand
• Javanese: weruh — understand
• Kazakh: түсіну (tüsınu) — understand
• Korean: 알다 (alda) — understand
• Korean: 이해하다 (ihaehada) — understand
• Korean: 리해하다 (rihaehada) — understand
• Latin: video — understand
• Latvian: redzēt — understand
• Latvian: saprast — understand
• Macedonian: сфаќа (sfaḱa) — understand
• Macedonian: сфати (sfati) — understand
• Macedonian: ра́збира (rázbira) — understand
• Macedonian: ра́збере (rázbere) — understand
• Khiamniungan Naga: ēp — understand
• Norman: vaie — understand
• Norwegian Bokmål: skjønne — understand
• Norwegian Bokmål: forstå — understand
• Old Saxon: farstandan — understand
• Dari: فَهْمِیدَن (fahmīdan) — understand
• Iranian Persian: فَهْمیدَن (fahmidan) — understand
• Polish: rozumieć — understand
• Polish: zrozumieć — understand
• Portuguese: entender — understand
• Portuguese: ver — understand
• Russian: понима́ть (ponimátʹ) — understand
• Russian: поня́ть (ponjátʹ) — understand
• Sanskrit: वेत्ति (vetti) — understand
• Serbo-Croatian: схваћати — understand
• Serbo-Croatian: схватити — understand
• Serbo-Croatian: shvaćati — understand
• Serbo-Croatian: shvatiti — understand
• Sicilian: vidiri — understand
• Slovak: chápať — understand
• Spanish: entender — understand
• Spanish: ver — understand
• Spanish: veer — understand
• Swedish: förstå — understand
• Tamil: தெரி (teri) — understand
• Turkish: anlamak — understand
• Ukrainian: розумі́ти (rozumíty) — understand
• Ukrainian: зрозумі́ти (zrozumíty) — understand
• Welsh: deall — understand
• Zulu: -qonda — understand
• Zulu: -bona — understand
• Bulgarian: посеща́вам (poseštávam) — to meet, to visit
• Bulgarian: посетя́ (posetjá) — to meet, to visit
• Bulgarian: навестя́вам (navestjávam) — to meet, to visit
• Bulgarian: навестя́ (navestjá) — to meet, to visit
• Finnish: tavata — to meet, to visit
• Finnish: nähdä — to meet, to visit
• Hungarian: meglátogat — to meet, to visit
• Hungarian: látogat — to meet, to visit
• Hungarian: felkeres — to meet, to visit
• Hungarian: elmegy — to meet, to visit
• Jamaican Creole: link — to meet, to visit
• Malayalam: കാണുക (kāṇuka) — to meet, to visit
• Russian: посеща́ть (poseščátʹ) — to meet, to visit
• Russian: посети́ть (posetítʹ) — to meet, to visit
• Russian: навеща́ть (naveščátʹ) — to meet, to visit
• Russian: навести́ть (navestítʹ) — to meet, to visit
• Spanish: ver — to meet, to visit
• Spanish: veer — to meet, to visit
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — to meet, to visit
• Tocharian B: läk- — to meet, to visit
• Finnish: sisältää — to be the setting or time of
• Tamil: காண் (kāṇ) — to be the setting or time of
• Tamil: கண்டது (kaṇṭatu) — to be the setting or time of
• Tamil: கண்டுகொள் (kaṇṭukoḷ) — to be the setting or time of
• Bulgarian: уверявам се (uverjavam se) — to ensure that something happens
• Bulgarian: уверя се (uverja se) — to ensure that something happens
• Finnish: varmistaa — to ensure that something happens
• Finnish: järjestää — to ensure that something happens
• Spanish: encargarse — to ensure that something happens
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — to ensure that something happens
• Bulgarian: съпровождам (sǎprovoždam) — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Bulgarian: съпроводя (sǎprovodja) — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Bulgarian: придружавам (pridružavam) — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Bulgarian: придружа (pridruža) — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Finnish: hoitaa — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — to wait upon; attend, escort
• Chinese Mandarin: 見 /见 (jiàn) — to reference or to study for further details
• Chinese Mandarin: 參見 /参见 (cānjiàn) — to reference or to study for further details
• Bulgarian: виждам (viždam) — to include as one of something's experiences
• Bulgarian: видя (vidja) — to include as one of something's experiences
• Spanish: registrar — to include as one of something's experiences
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — to include as one of something's experiences