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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *sent-der. Proto-Italic *sentiō Latin sentiō Proto-Indo-European *-tus Proto-Italic *-tus Latin -tus Latin sēnsusbor. Proto-Germanic *sinnaz Frankish *sinnbor. Vulgar Latin *sennus Old French sensbor. Middle English sense English sense From Middle English sense, from Old French sens, sen, san (“sense, perception, direction”); partly from Latin sēnsus (“sensation, feeling, meaning”), from sentiō (“feel, perceive”); partly of Germanic origin (whence also Occitan sen, Italian senno), from Vulgar Latin *sennus (“sense, reason, way”), from Frankish *sinn ("reason, judgement, mental faculty, way, direction"; whence also Dutch zin, German Sinn, Swedish sinne, Norwegian sinn). Both Latin and Germanic from Proto-Indo-European *sent- (“to feel”).

468 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: sintuig — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Albanian: NI Ndienje — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Arabic: حَاسَّة (ḥāssa) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Arabic: حاسة (ḥāssa) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Armenian: զգացում (zgacʻum) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Armenian: զգացողություն (zgacʻoġutʻyun) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Asturian: sentíu — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Bashkir: хис (xis) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Bashkir: тойғо (toyğo) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Basque: zentzumen — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Belarusian: пачуццё (pačuccjó) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Breton: skiant — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Bulgarian: сетиво́ (setivó) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Bulgarian: чу́вство (čúvstvo) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Burmese: အာရုံ (arum) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Catalan: seny — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Catalan: sentit — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Chinese Mandarin: 感覺 /感觉 (gǎnjué) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Czech: smysl — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Old Czech: čuch — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Danish: sans — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Dutch: zintuig — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Esperanto: senso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Esperanto: sentumo — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Estonian: meel — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Finnish: aisti — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• French: sens — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Galician: sentido — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Galician: senso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• German: Sinn — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Greek: αίσθηση (aísthisi) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Ancient Greek: αἴσθησις (aísthēsis) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Hebrew: חוּשׁ (khúsh) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Hungarian: érzék — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Hungarian: érzékelés — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Icelandic: skilningarvit — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Ido: senso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Indonesian: indra — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Irish: céadfa — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Italian: senso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Japanese: 感覚 (kankaku) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Khmer: ឥន្ទ្រិយ (ʼəntrii) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Khmer: វិញ្ញាណ (vɨññiən) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Korean: 감각 (gamgak) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Northern Kurdish: hest — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Latgalian: nūjauta — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Latvian: maņa — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Lithuanian: nuojauta — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Lithuanian: uoslė — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Luxembourgish: Sënn — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Macedonian: сетило (setilo) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Macedonian: чувство (čuvstvo) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Malay: indera — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Malay: deria — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Manx: ennaghtyn — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Manx: keeall — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Māori: tairongo — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Norwegian: sans — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Occitan: sentit — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Occitan: sens — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Old English: ġewitt — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Persian: حس (hess) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Polish: zmysł — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Portuguese: sentido — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Romanian: simț — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Russian: чу́вство (čúvstvo) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Russian: ощуще́ние (oščuščénije) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Scottish Gaelic: ceudfath — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀сјет — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Serbo-Croatian: òsjet — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Sicilian: sensu — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Sicilian: senzu — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Slovak: zmysel — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Slovene: čutilo — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Slovene: čut — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Spanish: sentido — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Swedish: sinne — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Tagalog: pandama — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Tocharian B: yälloñ — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Turkish: duyu — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Ukrainian: чуття́ (čuttjá) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Ukrainian: відчуття́ (vidčuttjá) — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Venetan: sènso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Venetan: senso — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Volapük: sien — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Welsh: synnwyr — manner by which living beings perceive the physical world
• Arabic: إِحْسَاس (ʔiḥsās) — conscious awareness
• Arabic: شُعُور (šuʕūr) — conscious awareness
• Arabic: احساس (iḥsās) — conscious awareness
• Arabic: شعور (šuʕūr) — conscious awareness
• Belarusian: пачуццё (pačuccjó) — conscious awareness
• Bulgarian: съзна́ние (sǎznánie) — conscious awareness
• Catalan: seny — conscious awareness
• Chinese Mandarin: 感覺 /感觉 (gǎnjué) — conscious awareness
• Czech: pocit — conscious awareness
• Danish: fornemmelse — conscious awareness
• Dutch: gevoel — conscious awareness
• Dutch: gewaarwording — conscious awareness
• Finnish: tunne — conscious awareness
• French: sens — conscious awareness
• Galician: senso — conscious awareness
• Georgian: გრძნობა (grʒnoba) — conscious awareness
• German: Gefühl — conscious awareness
• German: Sinn — conscious awareness
• Greek: αίσθηση (aísthisi) — conscious awareness
• Greek: συναίσθημα (synaísthima) — conscious awareness
• Ancient Greek: αἴσθησις (aísthēsis) — conscious awareness
• Hebrew: תחושה (tkhúsha) — conscious awareness
• Hungarian: érzés — conscious awareness
• Hungarian: érzet — conscious awareness
• Icelandic: tilfinning — conscious awareness
• Ido: senso — conscious awareness
• Indonesian: budi — conscious awareness
• Indonesian: rasa — conscious awareness
• Irish: ciall — conscious awareness
• Italian: senso — conscious awareness
• Italian: coscienza — conscious awareness
• Italian: sensazione — conscious awareness
• Japanese: 意識 (ishiki) — conscious awareness
• Khmer: អារម្មណ៍ (ʼaarɑm) — conscious awareness
• Korean: 감각 (gamgak) — conscious awareness
• Northern Kurdish: hest — conscious awareness
• Latgalian: pajauta — conscious awareness
• Latgalian: jutūne — conscious awareness
• Latvian: sajūta — conscious awareness
• Lithuanian: jutimas — conscious awareness
• Lithuanian: jausmas — conscious awareness
• Luxembourgish: Sënn — conscious awareness
• Luxembourgish: Gefill — conscious awareness
• Macedonian: свест (svest) — conscious awareness
• Manx: keeall — conscious awareness
• Māori: parangēki — conscious awareness
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sinne — conscious awareness
• Old English: ġewitt — conscious awareness
• Polish: poczucie — conscious awareness
• Portuguese: sensação — conscious awareness
• Portuguese: senso — conscious awareness
• Russian: чу́вство (čúvstvo) — conscious awareness
• Russian: ощуще́ние (oščuščénije) — conscious awareness
• Scottish Gaelic: ciall — conscious awareness
• Scottish Gaelic: brìgh — conscious awareness
• Scottish Gaelic: mothachadh — conscious awareness
• Scottish Gaelic: faireachdainn — conscious awareness
• Scottish Gaelic: cudthrom — conscious awareness
• Slovak: zmysel — conscious awareness
• Slovene: občutek — conscious awareness
• Spanish: sensación — conscious awareness
• Swedish: sinne — conscious awareness
• Tagalog: dandam — conscious awareness
• Tagalog: damdam — conscious awareness
• Telugu: స్పృహ (spr̥ha) — conscious awareness
• Turkish: algı — conscious awareness
• Turkish: idrak — conscious awareness
• Ukrainian: відчуття́ (vidčuttjá) — conscious awareness
• Venetan: sènso — conscious awareness
• Venetan: senso — conscious awareness
• Welsh: pwyll — conscious awareness
• Asturian: sentíu — sound judgement
• Catalan: seny — sound judgement
• Catalan: seny comú — sound judgement
• Catalan: trellat — sound judgement
• Catalan: enteniment — sound judgement
• Dutch: verstand — sound judgement
• Finnish: järki — sound judgement
• Finnish: järkevyys — sound judgement
• Finnish: tolkku — sound judgement
• French: sens — sound judgement
• Galician: sentido — sound judgement
• German: Versand — sound judgement
• Greek: λογική (logikí) — sound judgement
• Hebrew: הגיון (higayón) — sound judgement
• Hungarian: értelem — sound judgement
• Icelandic: skynsemi — sound judgement
• Irish: ciall — sound judgement
• Irish: réasún — sound judgement
• Italian: senso — sound judgement
• Japanese: 感覚 (kankaku) — sound judgement
• Japanese: 意識 (ishiki) — sound judgement
• Japanese: 分別 (funbetsu) — sound judgement
• Khmer: សុភនិច្ឆ័យ (sophĕəʼnicchay) — sound judgement
• Luxembourgish: Sënn — sound judgement
• Manx: keeall — sound judgement
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fornuft — sound judgement
• Occitan: sens — sound judgement
• Old English: ġewitt — sound judgement
• Portuguese: senso — sound judgement
• Portuguese: juízo — sound judgement
• Romanian: simț — sound judgement
• Russian: здра́вый смысл (zdrávyj smysl) — sound judgement
• Russian: ра́зум (rázum) — sound judgement
• Russian: рассу́док (rassúdok) — sound judgement
• Spanish: sentido — sound judgement
• Swedish: förnuft — sound judgement
• Swedish: förstånd — sound judgement
• Turkish: sağduyu — sound judgement
• Turkish: aklıselimlik — sound judgement
• Venetan: sènso — sound judgement
• Venetan: senso — sound judgement
• Welsh: pwyll — sound judgement
• Welsh: synnwyr — sound judgement
• Woiwurrung: yurlendj — sound judgement
• Yiddish: שׂכל (seykhl) — sound judgement
• Arabic: مَعْنًى (maʕnan) — meaning or reason
• Arabic: معنى (maʕna) — meaning or reason
• Armenian: իմաստ (imast) — meaning or reason
• Asturian: sentíu — meaning or reason
• Belarusian: значэ́нне (značénnje) — meaning or reason
• Belarusian: сэнс (sens) — meaning or reason
• Belarusian: змысл (zmysl) — meaning or reason
• Bulgarian: значе́ние (značénie) — meaning or reason
• Bulgarian: сми́съл (smísǎl) — meaning or reason
• Catalan: seny — meaning or reason
• Catalan: sentit — meaning or reason
• Chinese Mandarin: 意義 /意义 (yìyì) — meaning or reason
• Czech: smysl — meaning or reason
• Czech: význam — meaning or reason
• Dutch: zin — meaning or reason
• Finnish: järki — meaning or reason
• Finnish: merkitys — meaning or reason
• French: sens — meaning or reason
• Galician: sentido — meaning or reason
• German: Sinn — meaning or reason
• Greek: έννοια (énnoia) — meaning or reason
• Hungarian: értelem — meaning or reason
• Icelandic: merking — meaning or reason
• Ido: senco — meaning or reason
• Irish: ciall — meaning or reason
• Old Irish: cíall — meaning or reason
• Old Irish: síans — meaning or reason
• Italian: senso — meaning or reason
• Italian: significato — meaning or reason
• Japanese: 意味 (imi) — meaning or reason
• Khmer: ន័យ (nɨy) — meaning or reason
• Khmer: សំនួន (sɑmnuən) — meaning or reason
• Korean: 뜻 (tteut) — meaning or reason
• Korean: 의미 (uimi) — meaning or reason
• Latgalian: jāga — meaning or reason
• Latgalian: zeimeiba — meaning or reason
• Latvian: jēga — meaning or reason
• Lithuanian: prasmė — meaning or reason
• Luxembourgish: Bedeitung — meaning or reason
• Macedonian: смисла (smisla) — meaning or reason
• Malay: makna — meaning or reason
• Malay: maksud — meaning or reason
• Malay: erti — meaning or reason
• Manx: keeall — meaning or reason
• Mongolian: утга (utga) — meaning or reason
• Mongolian: ᠤᠳᠬ ᠠ (udq a) — meaning or reason
• Norwegian Nynorsk: meining — meaning or reason
• Old English: andġiet — meaning or reason
• Persian: چم (čem) — meaning or reason
• Polish: sens — meaning or reason
• Portuguese: sentido — meaning or reason
• Romanian: sens — meaning or reason
• Romansh: senn — meaning or reason
• Romansh: sen — meaning or reason
• Russian: смысл (smysl) — meaning or reason
• Russian: значе́ние (značénije) — meaning or reason
• Scottish Gaelic: seagh — meaning or reason
• Scottish Gaelic: brìgh — meaning or reason
• Scottish Gaelic: ciallachadh — meaning or reason
• Serbo-Croatian: сми̑сао — meaning or reason
• Serbo-Croatian: smȋsao — meaning or reason
• Slovak: zmysel — meaning or reason
• Slovak: význam — meaning or reason
• Slovene: smisel — meaning or reason
• Spanish: sentido — meaning or reason
• Swedish: mening — meaning or reason
• Swedish: bemärkelse — meaning or reason
• Turkish: mana — meaning or reason
• Turkish: anlam — meaning or reason
• Ukrainian: сенс (sens) — meaning or reason
• Ukrainian: зна́чення (znáčennja) — meaning or reason
• Ukrainian: смисл (smysl) — meaning or reason
• Venetan: sènso — meaning or reason
• Venetan: senso — meaning or reason
• Vietnamese: nghĩa — meaning or reason
• Vietnamese: ý nghĩa — meaning or reason
• Welsh: ystyr — meaning or reason
• Arabic: مَوْهِبَة (mawhiba) — natural ability
• Arabic: قُدْرَة طَبِيعِيَّة (qudra ṭabīʕiyya) — natural ability
• Arabic: موهبة (mawhiba) — natural ability
• Arabic: قدرة طبيعية (qudra ṭabīʕiyya) — natural ability
• Bulgarian: у́сет (úset) — natural ability
• Catalan: seny — natural ability
• Catalan: sentit — natural ability
• Dutch: aanleg — natural ability
• Finnish: kyky — natural ability
• Finnish: lahja — natural ability
• Finnish: lahjakkuus — natural ability
• Finnish: vaisto — natural ability
• Galician: senso — natural ability
• German: Sinn — natural ability
• Greek: αίσθηση (aísthisi) — natural ability
• Hebrew: חוּשׁ (khúsh) — natural ability
• Hungarian: érzék — natural ability
• Icelandic: gáfa — natural ability
• Indonesian: bakat — natural ability
• Irish: ciall — natural ability
• Italian: tocco — natural ability
• Japanese: 才能 (sainou) — natural ability
• Japanese: 能力 (nouryoku) — natural ability
• Luxembourgish: Gespier — natural ability
• Macedonian: усет (uset) — natural ability
• Manx: keeall — natural ability
• Polish: zmysł — natural ability
• Portuguese: sentido — natural ability
• Portuguese: senso — natural ability
• Romanian: simț — natural ability
• Russian: чу́вство (čúvstvo) — natural ability
• Spanish: sentido — natural ability
• Swedish: sinne — natural ability
• Turkish: yeti — natural ability
• Turkish: yetenek — natural ability
• Ukrainian: почуття́ (počuttjá) — natural ability
• Polish: sens — pragmatics term
• Russian: смысл (smysl) — pragmatics term
• Arabic: مَعْنَى (maʕnā) — semantics term
• Arabic: دَلَالَة (dalāla) — semantics term
• Armenian: իմաստ (imast) — semantics term
• Asturian: significáu — semantics term
• Asturian: aceición — semantics term
• Asturian: acepción — semantics term
• Catalan: seny — semantics term
• Catalan: significat — semantics term
• Catalan: accepció — semantics term
• Chinese Mandarin: 意義 /意义 (yìyì) — semantics term
• Czech: smysl — semantics term
• Czech: význam — semantics term
• Dutch: betekenis — semantics term
• Finnish: merkitys — semantics term
• French: sens — semantics term
• French: acception — semantics term
• Galician: significado — semantics term
• Galician: significación — semantics term
• Galician: acepción — semantics term
• Galician: senso — semantics term
• Galician: sentido — semantics term
• German: Sinn — semantics term
• German: Bedeutung — semantics term
• Hebrew: מובן (muván) — semantics term
• Hungarian: értelem — semantics term
• Indonesian: makna — semantics term
• Indonesian: arti — semantics term
• Irish: ciall — semantics term
• Italian: significato — semantics term
• Italian: accezione — semantics term
• Japanese: 意味 (imi) — semantics term
• Khmer: អត្ថ (ʼat) — semantics term
• Korean: 감각 (gamgak) — semantics term
• Malay: maksud — semantics term
• Malay: erti — semantics term
• Manx: keeall — semantics term
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tyding — semantics term
• Norwegian Nynorsk: betyding — semantics term
• Old English: andġiet — semantics term
• Portuguese: sentido — semantics term
• Portuguese: significação — semantics term
• Portuguese: acepção — semantics term
• Portuguese: significado — semantics term
• Portuguese: aceção — semantics term
• Romanian: sens — semantics term
• Russian: значе́ние (značénije) — semantics term
• Russian: смысл (smysl) — semantics term
• Slovene: pomen — semantics term
• Lower Sorbian: wóznam — semantics term
• Upper Sorbian: woznam — semantics term
• Spanish: significado — semantics term
• Spanish: acepción — semantics term
• Spanish: sentido — semantics term
• Spanish: significación — semantics term
• Swedish: betydelse — semantics term
• Turkish: anlam — semantics term
• Turkish: deme — semantics term
• Turkish: valör — semantics term
• Ukrainian: зна́чення (znáčennja) — semantics term
• Ukrainian: сенс (sens) — semantics term
• Vietnamese: ý nghĩa — semantics term
• Welsh: ystyr — semantics term
• Finnish: suunta — math: direction of a vector
• Ido: sinso — math: direction of a vector
• Italian: verso — math: direction of a vector
• Polish: kierunek — math: direction of a vector
• Romanian: sens — math: direction of a vector
• Russian: направле́ние (napravlénije) — math: direction of a vector
• Spanish: sentido — math: direction of a vector
• Finnish: pyörimissuunta — math: direction of rotation
• Ido: sinso — math: direction of rotation
• Polish: kierunek obrotu — math: direction of rotation
• Romanian: sens — math: direction of rotation
• Russian: направле́ние (napravlénije) — math: direction of rotation
• Spanish: sentido — math: direction of rotation
• Arabic: حَسَّ (ḥassa) — use biological senses
• Asturian: sentir — use biological senses
• Bulgarian: усещам (useštam) — use biological senses
• Bulgarian: възприемам (vǎzpriemam) — use biological senses
• Catalan: sentir — use biological senses
• Dutch: gewaarworden — use biological senses
• Dutch: waarnemen — use biological senses
• Finnish: aistia — use biological senses
• French: sentir — use biological senses
• Galician: sentir — use biological senses
• Galician: percibir — use biological senses
• German: wahrnehmen — use biological senses
• German: empfinden — use biological senses
• German: spüren — use biological senses
• Greek: αισθάνομαι (aisthánomai) — use biological senses
• Ancient Greek: αἰσθάνομαι (aisthánomai) — use biological senses
• Hebrew: חש (khash) — use biological senses
• Hungarian: érzékel — use biological senses
• Irish: airigh — use biological senses
• Old Irish: airigidir — use biological senses
• Old Irish: ceta·bí — use biological senses
• Italian: percepire — use biological senses
• Japanese: 感じる (kanjiru) — use biological senses
• Kabuverdianu: xinti — use biological senses
• Kabuverdianu: sintí — use biological senses
• Latin: sentiō — use biological senses
• Luxembourgish: spieren — use biological senses
• Māori: rongo — use biological senses
• Old Church Slavonic: чоути (čuti) — use biological senses
• Portuguese: sentir — use biological senses
• Romanian: simți — use biological senses
• Russian: чу́вствовать (čúvstvovatʹ) — use biological senses
• Russian: почу́вствовать (počúvstvovatʹ) — use biological senses
• Russian: ощуща́ть (oščuščátʹ) — use biological senses
• Russian: ощути́ть (oščutítʹ) — use biological senses
• Scottish Gaelic: fairich — use biological senses
• Spanish: sensar — use biological senses
• Swedish: märka — use biological senses
• Swedish: förnimma — use biological senses
• Turkish: algılamak — use biological senses
• Turkish: duyumsamak — use biological senses
• Azerbaijani: sezmək — to instinctively be aware
• Bulgarian: чувствам (čuvstvam) — to instinctively be aware
• Catalan: sentir — to instinctively be aware
• Dutch: aanvoelen — to instinctively be aware
• Finnish: vaistota — to instinctively be aware
• French: sentir — to instinctively be aware
• German: spüren — to instinctively be aware
• Greek: αισθάνομαι (aisthánomai) — to instinctively be aware
• Greek: συναισθάνομαι (synaisthánomai) — to instinctively be aware
• Japanese: 感じる (kanjiru) — to instinctively be aware
• Japanese: 察する (sassuru) — to instinctively be aware
• Japanese: 気づく (kizuku) — to instinctively be aware
• Norwegian Bokmål: ane — to instinctively be aware
• Polish: przeczuwać — to instinctively be aware
• Portuguese: sentir — to instinctively be aware
• Romanian: simți — to instinctively be aware
• Romansh: s'accorscher (da) — to instinctively be aware
• Romansh: encorscher — to instinctively be aware
• Romansh: ancorscher — to instinctively be aware
• Romansh: s'inaccordscher — to instinctively be aware
• Russian: чу́вствовать (čúvstvovatʹ) — to instinctively be aware
• Russian: почу́вствовать (počúvstvovatʹ) — to instinctively be aware
• Russian: ощуща́ть (oščuščátʹ) — to instinctively be aware
• Russian: ощути́ть (oščutítʹ) — to instinctively be aware
• Spanish: sensar — to instinctively be aware
• Spanish: tactar — to instinctively be aware
• Swedish: ana — to instinctively be aware
• Yiddish: שפּירן (shpirn) — to instinctively be aware
• Bulgarian: разбирам (razbiram) — to comprehend
• Dutch: begrijpen — to comprehend
• Dutch: bevatten — to comprehend
• Japanese: 感じる (kanjiru) — to comprehend
• Japanese: 察する (sassuru) — to comprehend
• Japanese: 気づく (kizuku) — to comprehend
• Khmer: យល់ (yʊəl) — to comprehend