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• British, Received-Pronunciation, Southern, Standard: /ʃɑːp/
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• General-American: /ʃɑɹp/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ʃɐːp/
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• Scotland: /ʃaɾp/
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From Middle English scharp, from Old English sċearp, from Proto-West Germanic *skarp, from Proto-Germanic *skarpaz, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kerb-, from *(s)ker- (“to cut”). Cognate with West Frisian skerp, Low German scherp, scharp, schaarp, Dutch scherp, German scharf, Danish skarp. Compare Irish cearb (“keen; cutting”), Latin acerbus (“tart, bitter”), Tocharian B kärpye (“rough”), Latvian skârbs (“sharp, rough”), Russian щерба (ščerba, “notch”), Polish szczerba (“gap, dent, jag, chip, nick, notch”), Albanian harb (“rudeness”). More at shear.

* As an English, Scottish and occasionally Irish (translated from géar) surname, from the adjective sharp. * As a German surname, Americanized from scharf (“sharp”), same meaning as above.

579 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Acehnese: tajam — able to cut easily
• Aklanon: talum — able to cut easily
• Northern Altai: ӧдӱг (ödüg) — able to cut easily
• Northern Altai: керсиг (kersig) — able to cut easily
• Southern Altai: ӧткӱр (ötkür) — able to cut easily
• Southern Altai: курч (kurč) — able to cut easily
• Southern Altai: јидӱ (ǰidü) — able to cut easily
• Arabic: حَادّ (ḥādd) — able to cut easily
• Armenian: սուր (sur) — able to cut easily
• Aromanian: tãljos — able to cut easily
• Assamese: ধাৰ (dhar) — able to cut easily
• Assamese: চোকা (süka) — able to cut easily
• Asturian: arrefiláu — able to cut easily
• Asturian: afiláu — able to cut easily
• Asturian: picón — able to cut easily
• Asturian: puntiáu — able to cut easily
• Asturian: puntíu — able to cut easily
• Asturian: apolizáu — able to cut easily
• Azerbaijani: iti — able to cut easily
• Bashkir: үткер (ütker) — able to cut easily
• Basque: zorrotz — able to cut easily
• Belarusian: во́стры (vóstry) — able to cut easily
• Bengali: ধারালো (dharalō) — able to cut easily
• Bau Bidayuh: biroja' — able to cut easily
• Central Bikol: matarom — able to cut easily
• Bulgarian: о́стър (óstǎr) — able to cut easily
• Burmese: ချွန် (hkywan) — able to cut easily
• Burmese: ချွန်ထက် (hkywanhtak) — able to cut easily
• Catalan: esmolat — able to cut easily
• Catalan: agut — able to cut easily
• Chechen: ира (ira) — able to cut easily
• Chinese Mandarin: 銳利 /锐利 (ruìlì) — able to cut easily
• Chinese Mandarin: 尖銳 /尖锐 (jiānruì) — able to cut easily
• Czech: ostrý — able to cut easily
• Danish: skarp — able to cut easily
• Danish: spids — able to cut easily
• Dutch: scherp — able to cut easily
• Erzya: пшти (pšti) — able to cut easily
• Esperanto: akra — able to cut easily
• Estonian: terav — able to cut easily
• Even: эмэр (əmər) — able to cut easily
• Evenki: эмэр (əmər) — able to cut easily
• Faroese: hvassur — able to cut easily
• Finnish: terävä — able to cut easily
• French: affilé — able to cut easily
• French: coupant — able to cut easily
• French: affuté — able to cut easily
• French: tranchant — able to cut easily
• French: acéré — able to cut easily
• French: effilé — able to cut easily
• French: aigu — able to cut easily
• French: aiguisé — able to cut easily
• French: pointu — able to cut easily
• Friulian: učât — able to cut easily
• Friulian: spuntît — able to cut easily
• Friulian: spiçât — able to cut easily
• Georgian: მახვილი (maxvili) — able to cut easily
• German: scharf — able to cut easily
• Bavarian German: scharf — able to cut easily
• Greek: κοφτερός (kofterós) — able to cut easily
• Ancient Greek: ὀξύς (oxús) — able to cut easily
• Hebrew: חַד (ḥad) — able to cut easily
• Hebrew: שָׁנוּן (shanún) — able to cut easily
• Higaonon: magalang — able to cut easily
• Hindi: तीक्ष्ण (tīkṣṇa) — able to cut easily
• White Hmong: ntse — able to cut easily
• Hungarian: éles — able to cut easily
• Icelandic: hvass — able to cut easily
• Ido: akuta — able to cut easily
• Ilocano: natadem — able to cut easily
• Indonesian: tajam — able to cut easily
• Ingush: ира (ira) — able to cut easily
• Iranun: matarem — able to cut easily
• Irish: géar — able to cut easily
• Irish: aichear — able to cut easily
• Irish: faobhrach — able to cut easily
• Italian: affilato — able to cut easily
• Italian: aguzzo — able to cut easily
• Ivatan: madanutuk — able to cut easily
• Japanese: 鋭い (surudoi) — able to cut easily
• Japanese: 鋭利な (eiri na) — able to cut easily
• Japanese: 犀利な (sairi na) — able to cut easily
• Javanese: landhep — able to cut easily
• Old Javanese: tajĕm — able to cut easily
• Kabuverdianu: afiadu — able to cut easily
• Kabuverdianu: afióde — able to cut easily
• Kapampangan: mataram — able to cut easily
• Kashubian: òstri — able to cut easily
• Khmer: មុត (mut) — able to cut easily
• Korean: 날카로운 (nalkaroun) — able to cut easily
• Krio: shap — able to cut easily
• Central Kurdish: تیژ (tîj) — able to cut easily
• Northern Kurdish: tûj — able to cut easily
• Kyrgyz: курч (kurc) — able to cut easily
• Kyrgyz: кескин (keskin) — able to cut easily
• Ladino: agudo — able to cut easily
• Ladino: aguzado — able to cut easily
• Latgalian: oss — able to cut easily
• Latin: ācer — able to cut easily
• Latin: acūtus — able to cut easily
• Latvian: ass — able to cut easily
• Latvian: asa — able to cut easily
• Lithuanian: aštrus — able to cut easily
• Lombard: guzz — able to cut easily
• Lombard: güss — able to cut easily
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — able to cut easily
• Maguindanao: magarang — able to cut easily
• Malay: tajam — able to cut easily
• Manchu: ᡩᠠᠴᡠᠩᡤᠠ (dacungga) — able to cut easily
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: garang — able to cut easily
• Mansaka: tarum — able to cut easily
• Māori: koi — able to cut easily
• Māori: kikoha — able to cut easily
• Māori: ratarata — able to cut easily
• Māori: pīrata — able to cut easily
• Maranao: magarang — able to cut easily
• Moksha: оржа (orža) — able to cut easily
• Mongolian: богино (bogino) — able to cut easily
• Mongolian: хурц (xurc) — able to cut easily
• Classical Mongolian: ᠬᠤᠷᠴᠠ (qurča) — able to cut easily
• Navajo: deení — able to cut easily
• Norwegian: skarp — able to cut easily
• Occitan: agusat — able to cut easily
• Occitan: agut — able to cut easily
• Old English: scearp — able to cut easily
• Oscan: 𐌀𐌊𐌓𐌉 (akri) — able to cut easily
• Ossetian: цыргъ (cyrǧ) — able to cut easily
• Persian: تیز (tiz) — able to cut easily
• Plautdietsch: schoap — able to cut easily
• Polish: ostry — able to cut easily
• Portuguese: afiado — able to cut easily
• Portuguese: aguçado — able to cut easily
• Portuguese: agudo — able to cut easily
• Rapa Nui: ka'i — able to cut easily
• Romanian: ascuțit — able to cut easily
• Russian: о́стрый (óstryj) — able to cut easily
• Sanskrit: तीक्ष्ण (tīkṣṇa) — able to cut easily
• Sanskrit: शित (śita) — able to cut easily
• Sanskrit: निशित (niśita) — able to cut easily
• Scottish Gaelic: geur — able to cut easily
• Scottish Gaelic: biorach — able to cut easily
• Scottish Gaelic: searbh — able to cut easily
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀шта̄р — able to cut easily
• Serbo-Croatian: òštār — able to cut easily
• Slovak: ostrý — able to cut easily
• Slovene: oster — able to cut easily
• Lower Sorbian: wótšy — able to cut easily
• Upper Sorbian: wótry — able to cut easily
• Spanish: agudo — able to cut easily
• Spanish: afilado — able to cut easily
• Spanish: filoso — able to cut easily
• Spanish: puntiagudo — able to cut easily
• Spanish: punzocortante — able to cut easily
• Spanish: cortopunzante — able to cut easily
• Sranan Tongo: srapu — able to cut easily
• Sundanese: seukeut — able to cut easily
• Swedish: skarp — able to cut easily
• Swedish: vass — able to cut easily
• Tagalog: matalim — able to cut easily
• Talysh: tij — able to cut easily
• Tamil: கூரான (kūrāṉa) — able to cut easily
• Tat: tij — able to cut easily
• Telugu: పదునైన (padunaina) — able to cut easily
• Tetum: kroat — able to cut easily
• Thai: คม (kom) — able to cut easily
• Turkish: keskin — able to cut easily
• Old Anatolian Turkish: ایتی (iti) — able to cut easily
• Ottoman Turkish: كسكین (keskin) — able to cut easily
• Ottoman Turkish: ایتی (iti) — able to cut easily
• Ukrainian: го́стрий (hóstryj) — able to cut easily
• Vietnamese: sắc — able to cut easily
• Vietnamese: bén — able to cut easily
• Walloon: côpant — able to cut easily
• Walloon: awijhî — able to cut easily
• Welsh: miniog — able to cut easily
• Yakut: сытыы (sïtïï) — able to cut easily
• Yiddish: שאַרף (sharf) — able to cut easily
• Zealandic: scherp — able to cut easily
• ǃXóõ: ǃqáũ — able to cut easily
• Armenian: սրամիտ (sramit) — intelligent
• Assamese: চোকা (süka) — intelligent
• Bashkir: аҡыллы (aqıllı) — intelligent
• Bashkir: зирәк (zirək) — intelligent
• Bashkir: башлы (başlı) — intelligent
• Bengali: বুদ্ধিমান (buddhiman) — intelligent
• Bulgarian: умен (umen) — intelligent
• Catalan: llest — intelligent
• Czech: bystrý — intelligent
• Dutch: scherpzinnig — intelligent
• Esperanto: saĝa — intelligent
• Esperanto: inteligenta — intelligent
• Finnish: terävä — intelligent
• Finnish: terävä-älyinen — intelligent
• French: vif — intelligent
• German: scharfsinning — intelligent
• Greek: έξυπνος (éxypnos) — intelligent
• Greek: οξυδερκής (oxyderkís) — intelligent
• Greek: οξύνους (oxýnous) — intelligent
• Hebrew: חָרִיף (ḥaríf) — intelligent
• Hebrew: שָׁנוּן (shanún) — intelligent
• Hindi: कुशाग्र (kuśāgra) — intelligent
• Hindi: प्रखर (prakhar) — intelligent
• White Hmong: ntse — intelligent
• Irish: géar — intelligent
• Irish: géarchúiseach — intelligent
• Italian: intelligente — intelligent
• Italian: acuto — intelligent
• Japanese: 鋭い (surudoi) — intelligent
• Japanese: 鋭利な (eiri na) — intelligent
• Korean: 예리한 (yerihan) — intelligent
• Korean: 날카로운 (nalkaroun) — intelligent
• Latin: sagāx — intelligent
• Macedonian: остроу́мен (ostroúmen) — intelligent
• Macedonian: бистар (bistar) — intelligent
• Māori: ngutu atamai — intelligent
• Māori: atamai — intelligent
• Māori: kokoi — intelligent
• Norwegian: skarp — intelligent
• Norwegian: smart — intelligent
• Persian: تیزهوش (tizhuš) — intelligent
• Portuguese: esperto — intelligent
• Portuguese: inteligente — intelligent
• Russian: остроу́мный (ostroúmnyj) — intelligent
• Russian: сметли́вый (smetlívyj) — intelligent
• Russian: смышлёный (smyšljónyj) — intelligent
• Russian: сообрази́тельный (soobrazítelʹnyj) — intelligent
• Spanish: listo — intelligent
• Spanish: avisado — intelligent
• Swedish: skarpsinnig — intelligent
• Swedish: klyftig — intelligent
• Tagalog: matalas — intelligent
• Thai: ฉลาด (chà-làat) — intelligent
• Ukrainian: доте́пний (dotépnyj) — intelligent
• Yiddish: שאַרף (sharf) — intelligent
• ǃXóõ: ǃqáũ — intelligent
• Armenian: սուր (sur) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Aromanian: sumigos — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Bengali: ধারালো (dharalō) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Bhojpuri: नुकीला (nukīlā) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Central Bikol: mapanas — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Bulgarian: заострен (zaostren) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Czech: ostrý — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Dutch: scherp — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Dutch: puntig — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Dutch: gepunt — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Esperanto: akra — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Estonian: terav — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Faroese: spískur — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Finnish: terävä — pointed, able to pierce easily
• French: affuté — pointed, able to pierce easily
• French: pointu — pointed, able to pierce easily
• German: spitz — pointed, able to pierce easily
• German: scharf — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Greek: αιχμηρός (aichmirós) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Hebrew: חַד (ḥad) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Hindi: नुकीला (nukīlā) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Hindi: तीखा (tīkhā) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Hindi: तीव्र (tīvra) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• White Hmong: ntse — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Ilocano: dakap — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Indonesian: tajam — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Irish: géar — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Irish: biorach — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Italian: appuntito — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Kabuverdianu: afiadu — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Kabuverdianu: afióde — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Khmer: ស្រួច (sruəc) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Latvian: ass — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Latvian: asa — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Māori: kikoha — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Māori: aneane — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Māori: areare — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Norwegian: spiss — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Persian: تیز (tiz) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Polish: ostry — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Portuguese: pontudo — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Portuguese: pontiagudo — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Rapa Nui: ka'i — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Romanian: ascuțit — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Russian: о́стрый (óstryj) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Sanskrit: तिग्म (tigma) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Scottish Gaelic: rinn-gheur — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Scottish Gaelic: biorach — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Scottish Gaelic: guineach — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Slovene: oster — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Lower Sorbian: wótšy — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Upper Sorbian: wótry — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Spanish: filoso — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Spanish: puntiagudo — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Spanish: punzocortante — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Spanish: cortopunzante — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Sundanese: seukeut — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Swedish: vass — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Tagalog: matulis — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Thai: แหลม (lɛ̌ɛm) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Turkish: sivri — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Ottoman Turkish: سیوری (sivri) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Ukrainian: го́стрий (hóstryj) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Vietnamese: nhọn — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Yiddish: שאַרף (sharf) — pointed, able to pierce easily
• Bulgarian: дие́з (diéz) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Catalan: sostingut — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Chinese Mandarin: 昇 /升 (shēng) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Czech: s křížkem — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Czech: -is — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Dutch: -kruis — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Esperanto: diesa — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Estonian: -diees — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Faroese: -is — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Finnish: korotettu — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Finnish: -is — of a note, raised by one semitone
• French: dièse — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Galician: díese — of a note, raised by one semitone
• German: -is — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Hebrew: דִּיאֶז (diéz) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Hungarian: -isz — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Irish: géar — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Italian: diesis — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Japanese: 嬰 (ei) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Japanese: シャープ (shāpu) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Māori: piki — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Norwegian: -iss — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Portuguese: sustenido — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Romanian: diez — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Russian: -дие́з (-dijéz) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Scottish Gaelic: geur — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Spanish: sostenido — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Swedish: -iss — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Thai: ชาร์ป (cháap) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Turkish: diyez — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Ukrainian: діє́з (dijéz) — of a note, raised by one semitone
• Dutch: hoog — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Estonian: liiga kõrge — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Finnish: ylävireinen — musically higher-pitched than desired
• French: trop haut — musically higher-pitched than desired
• French: trop aigu — musically higher-pitched than desired
• German: hoch — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Irish: géar — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Latvian: ass — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Latvian: asa — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Macedonian: висок (visok) — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Portuguese: agudo — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Romanian: ascuțit — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Spanish: agudo — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Turkish: tiz — musically higher-pitched than desired
• Armenian: սուր (sur) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Bulgarian: резлив (rezliv) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Czech: ostrý — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Dutch: straf — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Dutch: sterk — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Esperanto: akra — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Estonian: terav — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Finnish: kirpeä — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Finnish: kipakka — having an intense, acrid flavour
• French: âcre — having an intense, acrid flavour
• German: scharf — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Greek: αψύς (apsýs) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Hebrew: חָרִיף (ḥaríf) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Hindi: तीखा (tīkhā) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Hindi: तीव्र (tīvra) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Irish: géar — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Irish: searbh — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Italian: acre — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Italian: intenso — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Latvian: ass — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Latvian: asa — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Māori: kakati — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Persian: تند (tond) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Polish: ostry — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Portuguese: acre — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Russian: о́стрый (óstryj) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Russian: е́дкий (jédkij) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Sanskrit: तिग्म (tigma) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Scottish Gaelic: geur — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Scottish Gaelic: searbh — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Slovene: oster — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Lower Sorbian: wótšy — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Upper Sorbian: wótry — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Spanish: agrio — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Swedish: skarp — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Turkish: keskin — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Ottoman Turkish: كسكین (keskin) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Ukrainian: го́стрий (hóstryj) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Ukrainian: різки́й (rizkýj) — having an intense, acrid flavour
• Armenian: սուր (sur) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Azerbaijani: möhkəm — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Bulgarian: остър (ostǎr) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Bulgarian: пронизващ (pronizvašt) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Czech: ostrý — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Dutch: stekend — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Dutch: acuut — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Esperanto: intensa — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Estonian: terav — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Finnish: pistävä — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Finnish: vihlova — intense and sudden (of pain)
• French: aigu — intense and sudden (of pain)
• French: intense — intense and sudden (of pain)
• French: vif — intense and sudden (of pain)
• French: acéré — intense and sudden (of pain)
• German: stechend — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Greek: οξύς (oxýs) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Greek: έντονος (éntonos) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Hebrew: חַד (ḥad) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Hindi: तीव्र (tīvra) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Italian: intenso — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Italian: forte — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Latvian: ass — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Latvian: asa — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Norwegian: skarp — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Portuguese: agudo — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Russian: о́стрый (óstryj) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Slovene: oster — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Spanish: agudo — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Swedish: skarp — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Ukrainian: го́стрий (hóstryj) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Ukrainian: різки́й (rizkýj) — intense and sudden (of pain)
• Italian: losco — illegal or dishonest
• Portuguese: injusto — illegal or dishonest
• Russian: сомни́тельный (somnítelʹnyj) — illegal or dishonest
• Russian: тёмный (tjómnyj) — illegal or dishonest
• Bulgarian: ясен (jasen) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Bulgarian: отчетлив (otčetliv) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Czech: přesný — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Finnish: täsmällinen — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Finnish: tarkka — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• French: net — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• French: précis — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• French: pile — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Hindi: स्पष्ट (spaṣṭ) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Irish: grinn — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Irish: glinn — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Irish: glé — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Irish: gléineach — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Italian: esatto — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Italian: preciso — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Macedonian: точен (točen) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Māori: ngangahu — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Russian: то́чный (tóčnyj) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Scottish Gaelic: deas — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Spanish: certero — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Ukrainian: то́чний (tóčnyj) — exact, precise, accurate, keen
• Bulgarian: заядлив (zajadliv) — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Czech: ostrý — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Dutch: bijtend — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Dutch: snerend — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Estonian: terav — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Finnish: terävä — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• French: acerbe — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• French: âpre — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• French: âcre — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• French: acéré — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• French: mordant — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Irish: géar — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Irish: faobhrach — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Irish: domlasta — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Italian: tagliente — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Latvian: ass — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Latvian: asa — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Portuguese: agudo — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Russian: ре́зкий (rézkij) — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Scottish Gaelic: sgaiteach — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Slovene: oster — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Spanish: agrio — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Spanish: tajante — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Ukrainian: різки́й (rizkýj) — offensive, critical, or acrimonious
• Faroese: smartur — stylish or attractive
• Finnish: tyylikäs — stylish or attractive
• French: chic — stylish or attractive
• French: classe — stylish or attractive
• German: scharf — stylish or attractive
• Irish: snasta — stylish or attractive
• Irish: galánta — stylish or attractive
• Portuguese: estiloso — stylish or attractive
• Bulgarian: наблюдателен (nabljudatelen) — observant, alert, acute
• Bulgarian: проницателен (pronicatelen) — observant, alert, acute
• Czech: bystrý — observant, alert, acute
• Estonian: terane — observant, alert, acute
• Finnish: tarkka — observant, alert, acute
• Hebrew: חַד (ḥad) — observant, alert, acute
• Hindi: चौकन्ना (caukannā) — observant, alert, acute
• Hindi: जागरूक (jāgrūk) — observant, alert, acute
• Italian: attento — observant, alert, acute
• Japanese: 犀利な (sairi na) — observant, alert, acute
• Māori: tore — observant, alert, acute
• Plautdietsch: schneiw — observant, alert, acute
• Portuguese: atento — observant, alert, acute
• Romanian: ascuțit — observant, alert, acute
• Scottish Gaelic: geur — observant, alert, acute
• Slovene: oster — observant, alert, acute
• Spanish: agudo — observant, alert, acute
• Bulgarian: остър (ostǎr) — forming a small angle
• Catalan: agut — forming a small angle
• French: aigu — forming a small angle
• French: (virage) serré — forming a small angle
• Hebrew: חַד (ḥad) — forming a small angle
• Hungarian: éles — forming a small angle
• Irish: géar — forming a small angle
• Italian: acuto — forming a small angle
• Macedonian: остар (ostar) — forming a small angle
• Polish: ostry — forming a small angle
• Portuguese: agudo — forming a small angle
• Portuguese: fechado — forming a small angle
• Spanish: agudo — forming a small angle
• Bulgarian: точно (točno) — exactly
• Chinese Mandarin: 整 (zhěng) — exactly
• Czech: přesně — exactly
• Estonian: täpselt — exactly
• Finnish: tasan — exactly
• French: pile — exactly
• Greek: ακριβώς (akrivós) — exactly
• Portuguese: em ponto — exactly
• Romanian: fix — exactly
• Russian: ро́вно (róvno) — exactly
• Spanish: en punto — exactly
• Spanish: clavado — exactly
• Swedish: prick — exactly
• Ukrainian: то́чно (tóčno) — exactly
• Estonian: liiga kõrgelt — in a higher pitch than is correct or desirable
• Finnish: korkealta — in a higher pitch than is correct or desirable
• Spanish: desafinado — in a higher pitch than is correct or desirable
• Afrikaans: kruis — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Bulgarian: диез (diez) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Chinese Mandarin: 升號 /升号 (shēnghào) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Czech: křížek — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Dutch: kruis — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Esperanto: dieso — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Estonian: diees — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Finnish: korotusmerkki — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Greek: δίεση (díesi) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Hungarian: kereszt — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Irish: géar — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Japanese: シャープ (shāpu) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Māori: piki — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Portuguese: sustenido — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Russian: дие́з (dijéz, diéz) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Serbo-Croatian: povisilica — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Spanish: sostenido — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Swedish: korsförtecken — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Tagalog: sustinido — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Tagalog: sostenido — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Thai: ชาร์ป (cháap) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Turkish: diyez — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Ukrainian: діє́з (dijéz) — sign for a sharp note on the staff
• Bulgarian: дие́з (diéz) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Czech: -is — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Dutch: kruis — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Finnish: ylennetty nuotti — note that is sharp in a particular key
• French: dièse — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Greek: δίεση (díesi) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Irish: géar — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Japanese: シャープ (shāpu) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Korean: 올림표 (ollimpyo) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Korean: 샵 (syap) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Korean: 샤프 (syapeu) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Māori: piki — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Portuguese: sustenido — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Russian: дие́з (dijéz, diéz) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Spanish: sostenido — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Tagalog: sustinido — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Tagalog: sostenido — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Thai: ชาร์ป (cháap) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Ukrainian: діє́з (dijéz) — note that is sharp in a particular key
• Finnish: teräesine — sharp object
• Irish: géar — sharp object
• Portuguese: ponta — sharp object
• Finnish: lurjus — cheater or dishonest person
• Finnish: huijari — cheater or dishonest person
• Greek: απατεώνας (apateónas) — cheater or dishonest person
• Portuguese: velhaco — cheater or dishonest person
• Portuguese: trapaceiro — cheater or dishonest person
• Russian: шу́лер (šúler) — cheater or dishonest person
• Ukrainian: шахра́й (šaxráj) — cheater or dishonest person
• French: diéser — to raise the pitch
• Italian: diesare — to raise the pitch
• Italian: diesizzare — to raise the pitch