set fire to

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31 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 放火 (fànghuǒ) — to cause to be on fire
• Ngazidja Comorian: upatsiza — to cause to be on fire
• Ngazidja Comorian: utria mro — to cause to be on fire
• Czech: vznítit — to cause to be on fire
• Danish: sætte ild til — to cause to be on fire
• Estonian: süütama — to cause to be on fire
• Estonian: läitma — to cause to be on fire
• Finnish: sytyttää — to cause to be on fire
• French: mettre le feu — to cause to be on fire
• German: anzünden — to cause to be on fire
• Greek: βάζω φωτιά (vázo fotiá) — to cause to be on fire
• Hindi: जलाना (jalānā) — to cause to be on fire
• Hindi: प्रज्वलन (prajvalan) — to cause to be on fire
• Italian: incendiare — to cause to be on fire
• Old English: onǣlan — to cause to be on fire
• Polish: podpalać — to cause to be on fire
• Polish: podpalić — to cause to be on fire
• Portuguese: atear — to cause to be on fire
• Quechua: kañay — to cause to be on fire
• Romanian: da foc — to cause to be on fire
• Russian: поджига́ть (podžigátʹ) — to cause to be on fire
• Russian: подже́чь (podžéčʹ) — to cause to be on fire
• Samoan: tutu le afi — to cause to be on fire
• Sardinian: affoghizare — to cause to be on fire
• Slovak: podpáliť — to cause to be on fire
• Slovak: zapáliť — to cause to be on fire
• Spanish: prender fuego — to cause to be on fire
• Spanish: pegar fuego — to cause to be on fire
• Spanish: incendiar — to cause to be on fire
• Swedish: sätta eld (på) — to cause to be on fire
• Yiddish: אונטערצינדן (untertsindn) — to cause to be on fire