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• sho͞ot
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ʃuːt/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ʃʉwt/
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• General-American: /ʃut/
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• Australia, New-Zealand: /ʃʉːt/
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• Northern-Ireland, Scotland: /ʃʉt/
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• Wales: /ʃɪʊt/
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• rhymes with -uːt
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• homophone: chute
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Minced oath for shit.

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)kewd- Proto-Indo-European *-eti Proto-Indo-European *(s)kéwdeti? Proto-Germanic *skuttōnąbf.? Proto-Germanic *skeutaną Proto-West Germanic *skeutan Old English sċēotan Middle English schoten English shoot Inherited from Middle English scheten, schoten, from Old English scēotan, from Proto-West Germanic *skeutan, from Proto-Germanic *skeutaną, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kéwd-e-ti, thematic present of *(s)kewd- (“to shoot, throw”). Cognates Cognate with West Frisian sjitte, Low German scheten, Dutch schieten, German schießen, Danish skyde, Norwegian Bokmål skyte, Norwegian Nynorsk skyta, Swedish skjuta; and also, through Indo-European, with Russian кида́ть (kidátʹ), Albanian hedh (“to throw, toss”), Persian چست (čost, “quick, active”), Lithuanian skudrùs.

425 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: perhana — expressing disbelief
• French: mercredi — expressing disbelief
• French: mince — expressing disbelief
• French: zut — expressing disbelief
• German: Scheibe — expressing disbelief
• Hungarian: bakker — expressing disbelief
• Hungarian: basszus — expressing disbelief
• Hungarian: basszuskulcs — expressing disbelief
• Italian: incredibile — expressing disbelief
• Italian: inaudito — expressing disbelief
• Portuguese: porcaria — expressing disbelief
• Portuguese: droga — expressing disbelief
• Russian: чёрт! (čort!) — expressing disbelief
• Russian: блин! (blin!) — expressing disbelief
• Tamil: ஐயோ (aiyō) — expressing disbelief
• Tamil: அடடே (aṭaṭē) — expressing disbelief
• Dutch: stik — expressing disdain
• Finnish: hemmetti — expressing disdain
• Finnish: helkkari — expressing disdain
• French: mercredi — expressing disdain
• French: mince — expressing disdain
• French: zut — expressing disdain
• Hungarian: szamárság — expressing disdain
• Hungarian: marhaság — expressing disdain
• Italian: dannazione — expressing disdain
• Italian: accidenti — expressing disdain
• Italian: maledizione — expressing disdain
• Japanese: やばい — expressing disdain
• Polish: kurcze! — expressing disdain
• Polish: kurde! — expressing disdain
• Russian: блин! (blin!) — expressing disdain
• Spanish: miércoles — expressing disdain
• Spanish: rayos — expressing disdain
• Spanish: mecachis — expressing disdain
• Spanish: caray — expressing disdain
• Spanish: chuta — expressing disdain
• Spanish: caramba — expressing disdain
• Spanish: dios — expressing disdain
• Tamil: ச்சீ (ccī) — expressing disdain
• Tamil: ஐயே (aiyē) — expressing disdain
• Bashkir: үҫенте (üśente) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Belarusian: парастак (parastak) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Bulgarian: издънка (izdǎnka) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Bulgarian: филиз (filiz) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Czech: výhonek — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Danish: skud — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Dutch: scheut — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Dutch: spruit — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Esperanto: ŝoso — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Estonian: oras — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Estonian: tärge — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Estonian: võrse — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Estonian: alge — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Estonian: võrsik — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Finnish: verso — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Finnish: taimi — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• French: pousse — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Galician: brote — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Galician: rebento — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Galician: bertón — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Galician: xeno — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Galician: gameito — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Georgian: ყლორტი (q̇lorṭi) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• German: Ableger — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Ancient Greek: βλαστός (blastós) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Hebrew: נֵצֶר (nétzer) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Hungarian: hajtás — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Ingrian: oras — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Ingrian: itu — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Irish: beangán — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Irish: buinneán — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Italian: getto — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Italian: germoglio — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Italian: virgulto — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Italian: pollone — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Kazakh: өскін (öskın) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Kazakh: өркен (örken) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Latin: germen — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Latin: pampinus — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Latin: turio — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Māori: kotete — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Māori: mātātupu — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Māori: pihi — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Māori: nihoniho — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Middle English: spryng — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Norwegian Bokmål: skudd — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skot — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skott — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Persian: نهال (nahâl) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Polish: pęd — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Portuguese: rebento — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Portuguese: broto — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Romanian: vlăstar — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Romanian: lăstar — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Russian: побе́г (pobég) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Scottish Gaelic: bachlag — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Scottish Gaelic: ògan — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Spanish: retoño — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Spanish: vástago — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Spanish: pimpollo — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Spanish: vástiga — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Tagalog: suloy — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Tagalog: talbos — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Tamil: முளை (muḷai) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Tamil: தளிர் (taḷir) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Thai: หน่อ (nɔ̀ɔ) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Tocharian B: kaume — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Turkish: budak — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Ottoman Turkish: بوداق (budak) — emerging stem and embryonic leaves of a new plant
• Bulgarian: снимки (snimki) — photography session
• Estonian: pildistamine — photography session
• Finnish: kuvaukset — photography session
• French: prise de photos — photography session
• French: séance photo — photography session
• Hungarian: felvétel — photography session
• Hungarian: fényképezés — photography session
• Italian: ripresa — photography session
• Japanese: 撮影 (satsuei) — photography session
• Polish: sesja — photography session
• Russian: съёмка (sʺjómka) — photography session
• Spanish: sesión fotográfica — photography session
• Tamil: படப்பிடிப்பு (paṭappiṭippu) — photography session
• Afrikaans: skiet — to fire a shot
• Aklanon: pana' — to fire a shot
• Albanian: gjuaj — to fire a shot
• Albanian: qit — to fire a shot
• Albanian: shti — to fire a shot
• Arabic: صَوَّبَ (ṣawwaba) — to fire a shot
• Arabic: أَطْلَقَ النَّار (ʔaṭlaqa n-nār) — to fire a shot
• Arabic: طَلَق (ṭalag) — to fire a shot
• Armenian: կրակել (krakel) — to fire a shot
• Assamese: গুলীওৱা (guliüa) — to fire a shot
• Azerbaijani: vurmaq — to fire a shot
• Azerbaijani: atmaq — to fire a shot
• Bashkir: атыу (atıw) — to fire a shot
• Basque: tiro egin — to fire a shot
• Belarusian: страля́ць (straljácʹ) — to fire a shot
• Belarusian: стрэ́ліць (strélicʹ) — to fire a shot
• Bengali: গুলি চালানো (guli calanō) — to fire a shot
• Bulgarian: стреля́м (streljám) — to fire a shot
• Bulgarian: изстре́лвам (izstrélvam) — to fire a shot
• Burmese: ပစ် (pac) — to fire a shot
• Catalan: disparar — to fire a shot
• Catalan: tirar — to fire a shot
• Chinese Cantonese: 射 (se6) — to fire a shot
• Chinese Cantonese: 射擊 /射击 (se6 gik1) — to fire a shot
• Chinese Mandarin: 射 (shè) — to fire a shot
• Chinese Mandarin: 射擊 /射击 (shèjī) — to fire a shot
• Chukchi: миԓгэрыткук (miḷgėrytkuk) — to fire a shot
• Czech: střílet — to fire a shot
• Czech: střelit — to fire a shot
• Danish: skyde — to fire a shot
• Dutch: schieten — to fire a shot
• Esperanto: pafi — to fire a shot
• Estonian: tulistama — to fire a shot
• Estonian: laskma — to fire a shot
• Faroese: skjóta — to fire a shot
• Finnish: ampua — to fire a shot
• Finnish: laukaista — to fire a shot
• French: tirer — to fire a shot
• West-Frisian: sjitte — to fire a shot
• Galician: disparar — to fire a shot
• Galician: tirar — to fire a shot
• Georgian: სროლა (srola) — to fire a shot
• German: schießen — to fire a shot
• Greek: ρίχνω (ríchno) — to fire a shot
• Hebrew: יָרָה (yará) — to fire a shot
• Hindi: गोली चलाना (golī calānā) — to fire a shot
• Hungarian: lő — to fire a shot
• Hungarian: kilő — to fire a shot
• Icelandic: skjóta — to fire a shot
• Indonesian: tembak — to fire a shot
• Indonesian: menembak — to fire a shot
• Ingrian: ampua — to fire a shot
• Ingrian: paukuttaa — to fire a shot
• Irish: scaoil — to fire a shot
• Italian: sparare — to fire a shot
• Japanese: 撃つ (utsu) — to fire a shot
• Karachay-Balkar: атаргъа (atarğa) — to fire a shot
• Kazakh: ату (atu) — to fire a shot
• Khmer: បាញ់ (bañ) — to fire a shot
• Korean: 쏘다 (ssoda) — to fire a shot
• Kyrgyz: атуу (atuu) — to fire a shot
• Lao: ຍິງ (nying) — to fire a shot
• Latgalian: saut — to fire a shot
• Latgalian: saudeit — to fire a shot
• Latvian: šaut — to fire a shot
• Lithuanian: šaudyti — to fire a shot
• Lithuanian: šauti — to fire a shot
• Low German: scheten — to fire a shot
• Luxembourgish: schéissen — to fire a shot
• Macedonian: стрела (strela) — to fire a shot
• Macedonian: пука (puka) — to fire a shot
• Malay: tembak — to fire a shot
• Malay: panah — to fire a shot
• Brunei Malay: timbak — to fire a shot
• Māori: pupuhi — to fire a shot
• Middle English: scheten — to fire a shot
• Mongolian: буу буудах (buu buudax) — to fire a shot
• Mongolian: сумаар буудах (sumaar buudax) — to fire a shot
• Navajo: adiiłdǫǫh — to fire a shot
• Norman: tither — to fire a shot
• Norwegian Bokmål: skyte — to fire a shot
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skyta — to fire a shot
• Occitan: tirar — to fire a shot
• Old East Slavic: стрѣляти (strěljati) — to fire a shot
• Old English: sċēotan — to fire a shot
• Persian: شلیک کردن (šellik kardan) — to fire a shot
• Persian: تیراندازی کردن (tirândâzi kardan) — to fire a shot
• Polish: strzelać — to fire a shot
• Polish: wystrzelić — to fire a shot
• Portuguese: atirar — to fire a shot
• Portuguese: disparar — to fire a shot
• Romagnol: abàtar — to fire a shot
• Romanian: trage — to fire a shot
• Romanian: împușca — to fire a shot
• Russian: стреля́ть (streljátʹ) — to fire a shot
• Russian: вы́стрелить (výstrelitʹ) — to fire a shot
• Serbo-Croatian: стрељати — to fire a shot
• Serbo-Croatian: пу̏цати — to fire a shot
• Serbo-Croatian: streljati — to fire a shot
• Serbo-Croatian: pȕcati — to fire a shot
• Slovak: strieľať — to fire a shot
• Slovak: streliť — to fire a shot
• Slovene: streljati — to fire a shot
• Spanish: disparar — to fire a shot
• Spanish: tirar — to fire a shot
• Spanish: chejear — to fire a shot
• Swahili: kupiga risasi — to fire a shot
• Swedish: skjuta — to fire a shot
• Tagalog: bumaril — to fire a shot
• Tagalog: mamaril — to fire a shot
• Tagalog: barilin — to fire a shot
• Tagalog: magpakawala — to fire a shot
• Tajik: тир андохтан (tir andoxtan) — to fire a shot
• Tajik: тир задан (tir zadan) — to fire a shot
• Tamil: சுடு (cuṭu) — to fire a shot
• Tatar: атарга (atarğa) — to fire a shot
• Tày: bẳn — to fire a shot
• Tày: bén — to fire a shot
• Tày: thíu — to fire a shot
• Telugu: కాల్చు (kālcu) — to fire a shot
• Tetum: hana — to fire a shot
• Thai: ยิง (ying) — to fire a shot
• Tocharian B: kärsk- — to fire a shot
• Turkish: ateş etmek — to fire a shot
• Turkish: vurmak — to fire a shot
• Turkish: çekmek — to fire a shot
• Turkish: etmek — to fire a shot
• Turkmen: atmak — to fire a shot
• Turkmen: tüpe–lemek — to fire a shot
• Tuvan: адар (adar) — to fire a shot
• Tuvan: боолаар (boolaar) — to fire a shot
• Ukrainian: стріля́ти (striljáty) — to fire a shot
• Ukrainian: вистрі́лювати (vystríljuvaty) — to fire a shot
• Ukrainian: вистре́лювати (vystréljuvaty) — to fire a shot
• Ukrainian: ви́стрелити (výstrelyty) — to fire a shot
• Ukrainian: ви́стрілити (výstrilyty) — to fire a shot
• Urdu: گولی چلانا (golī calānā) — to fire a shot
• Uyghur: ئاتماق (atmaq) — to fire a shot
• Uzbek: chiqmoq — to fire a shot
• Uzbek: otmoq — to fire a shot
• Venetan: zbarar — to fire a shot
• Venetan: trar — to fire a shot
• Vietnamese: bắn — to fire a shot
• Welsh: saethu — to fire a shot
• Yakut: ыт (ït) — to fire a shot
• Yiddish: שיסן (shisn) — to fire a shot
• Arabic: صَوَّبَ (ṣawwaba) — to fire multiple shots
• Armenian: կրակել (krakel) — to fire multiple shots
• Catalan: disparar — to fire multiple shots
• Chinese Cantonese: 射 (se6) — to fire multiple shots
• Chinese Mandarin: 射 (shè) — to fire multiple shots
• Czech: střílet — to fire multiple shots
• Dutch: schieten — to fire multiple shots
• Esperanto: pafi — to fire multiple shots
• Finnish: ampua — to fire multiple shots
• French: tirer — to fire multiple shots
• German: schießen — to fire multiple shots
• Hebrew: ירה (yaráh) — to fire multiple shots
• Hungarian: tüzel — to fire multiple shots
• Hungarian: lövöldöz — to fire multiple shots
• Indonesian: tembak — to fire multiple shots
• Indonesian: menembak — to fire multiple shots
• Italian: sparare — to fire multiple shots
• Japanese: 撃つ (utsu) — to fire multiple shots
• Korean: 쏘다 (ssoda) — to fire multiple shots
• Māori: puhipuhi — to fire multiple shots
• Norman: tither — to fire multiple shots
• Norwegian Bokmål: skyte — to fire multiple shots
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skyta — to fire multiple shots
• Polish: strzelać — to fire multiple shots
• Portuguese: atirar — to fire multiple shots
• Portuguese: disparar — to fire multiple shots
• Romanian: trage — to fire multiple shots
• Russian: стреля́ть (streljátʹ) — to fire multiple shots
• Russian: вы́стрелить (výstrelitʹ) — to fire multiple shots
• Slovak: strieľať — to fire multiple shots
• Spanish: disparar — to fire multiple shots
• Spanish: tirar — to fire multiple shots
• Swahili: kupiga risasi — to fire multiple shots
• Swedish: skjuta — to fire multiple shots
• Tamil: சுடு (cuṭu) — to fire multiple shots
• Telugu: కాల్చు (kālcu) — to fire multiple shots
• Ukrainian: стріля́ти (striljáty) — to fire multiple shots
• Ukrainian: вистрі́лювати (vystríljuvaty) — to fire multiple shots
• Ukrainian: вистре́лювати (vystréljuvaty) — to fire multiple shots
• Ukrainian: ви́стрелити (výstrelyty) — to fire multiple shots
• Ukrainian: ви́стрілити (výstrilyty) — to fire multiple shots
• Yakut: ытыалаа (ïtïalaa) — to fire multiple shots
• Albanian: qëlloj — to hit with a shot
• Arabic: صَوَّبَ (ṣawwaba) — to hit with a shot
• Armenian: կրակել (krakel) — to hit with a shot
• Bulgarian: застре́лвам (zastrélvam) — to hit with a shot
• Chinese Mandarin: 射 (shè) — to hit with a shot
• Chinese Mandarin: 槍斃 /枪毙 (qiāngbì) — to hit with a shot
• Czech: střelit — to hit with a shot
• Czech: zastřelit — to hit with a shot
• Dutch: schieten — to hit with a shot
• Esperanto: pafi — to hit with a shot
• Estonian: tabama — to hit with a shot
• French: tirer — to hit with a shot
• German: anschießen — to hit with a shot
• German: erschießen — to hit with a shot
• Greek: πυροβολώ (pyrovoló) — to hit with a shot
• Hebrew: ירה (yaráh) — to hit with a shot
• Hindi: गोली मारना (golī mārnā) — to hit with a shot
• Hungarian: rálő — to hit with a shot
• Hungarian: meglő — to hit with a shot
• Hungarian: lelő — to hit with a shot
• Hungarian: agyonlő — to hit with a shot
• Indonesian: tembak — to hit with a shot
• Indonesian: menembak — to hit with a shot
• Italian: tirare — to hit with a shot
• Japanese: 撃つ (utsu) — to hit with a shot
• Korean: 쏘다 (ssoda) — to hit with a shot
• Middle English: scheten — to hit with a shot
• Mongolian: буудах (buudax) — to hit with a shot
• Norman: tither — to hit with a shot
• Norwegian Bokmål: skyte — to hit with a shot
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skyta — to hit with a shot
• Persian: زدن (zadan) — to hit with a shot
• Polish: postrzelić — to hit with a shot
• Portuguese: balear — to hit with a shot
• Romanian: împușca — to hit with a shot
• Russian: застрели́ть (zastrelítʹ) — to hit with a shot
• Russian: расстреля́ть (rasstreljátʹ) — to hit with a shot
• Slovak: streliť — to hit with a shot
• Slovak: vystreliť — to hit with a shot
• Spanish: tirar — to hit with a shot
• Spanish: abalear — to hit with a shot
• Swahili: kupiga risasi — to hit with a shot
• Swedish: skjuta — to hit with a shot
• Tagalog: tirahin — to hit with a shot
• Tagalog: tamaan — to hit with a shot
• Tamil: சுடு (cuṭu) — to hit with a shot
• Tuvan: адып өлүрер (adıp ölürer) — to hit with a shot
• Tuvan: боолап өлүрер (boolap ölürer) — to hit with a shot
• Venetan: trar — to hit with a shot
• Vietnamese: bắn trúng — to hit with a shot
• Aromanian: sãdzitedzu — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Bashkir: атыу (atıw) — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Chinese Mandarin: 射擊 /射击 (shèjī) — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Estonian: ambuma — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Hungarian: nyilaz — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Italian: saettare — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Middle English: scheten — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Russian: стрелять (streljatʹ) — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Tamil: எய் (ey) — to use a bow and arrows for shooting
• Azerbaijani: cücərmək — to sprout - of a plant
• Bashkir: шытыу (şıtıw) — to sprout - of a plant
• Bulgarian: пускам филизи (puskam filizi) — to sprout - of a plant
• Catalan: brotar — to sprout - of a plant
• Estonian: idanema — to sprout - of a plant
• Estonian: võrsuma — to sprout - of a plant
• Finnish: itää — to sprout - of a plant
• Galician: brotar — to sprout - of a plant
• Hindi: अंकुरण (aṅkuraṇ) — to sprout - of a plant
• Hungarian: kihajt — to sprout - of a plant
• Hungarian: kirügyez — to sprout - of a plant
• Hungarian: bimbót/rügyet hajt — to sprout - of a plant
• Italian: germogliare — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: pōkihi — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: mātātupu — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: pihi — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: tinaku — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: toroihi — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: koeata — to sprout - of a plant
• Māori: koiata — to sprout - of a plant
• Middle English: scheten — to sprout - of a plant
• Occitan: brotar — to sprout - of a plant
• Russian: пускать побеги (puskatʹ pobegi) — to sprout - of a plant
• Spanish: brotar — to sprout - of a plant
• Tamil: முளை (muḷai) — to sprout - of a plant
• Tày: buốt — to sprout - of a plant
• Ottoman Turkish: بوداقلانمق (budaklanmak) — to sprout - of a plant
• Venetan: butar — to sprout - of a plant
• Bashkir: төшөрөү (töşöröw) — take a picture
• Belarusian: фатаграфава́ць (fatahrafavácʹ) — take a picture
• Belarusian: сфатаграфава́ць (sfatahrafavácʹ) — take a picture
• Belarusian: здыма́ць (zdymácʹ) — take a picture
• Belarusian: зняць (znjacʹ) — take a picture
• Bulgarian: сни́мам (snímam) — take a picture
• Bulgarian: фотографи́рам (fotografíram) — take a picture
• Chinese Mandarin: 拍攝 /拍摄 (pāishè) — take a picture
• Estonian: pildistama — take a picture
• Finnish: kuvata — take a picture
• Polish: strzelać — take a picture
• Polish: strzelić — take a picture
• Portuguese: fotografar — take a picture
• Russian: фотографи́ровать (fotografírovatʹ) — take a picture
• Russian: сфотографи́ровать (sfotografírovatʹ) — take a picture
• Russian: снима́ть (snimátʹ) — take a picture
• Russian: снять (snjatʹ) — take a picture
• Swedish: fota — take a picture
• Swedish: fotografera — take a picture
• Swedish: plåta — take a picture
• Tamil: எடு (eṭu) — take a picture
• Tamil: படம்பிடி (paṭampiṭi) — take a picture
• Ukrainian: фотографува́ти (fotohrafuváty) — take a picture
• Ukrainian: сфотографува́ти (sfotohrafuváty) — take a picture
• Ukrainian: зніма́ти (znimáty) — take a picture
• Ukrainian: зня́ти (znjáty) — take a picture
• Venetan: fotografar — take a picture
• Venetan: far na foto — take a picture