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• skwâr
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• Received-Pronunciation: /skwɛə/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /skwɛː/
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• Scotland: /skweɹ/
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• skwûr Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• /skwɜː(ɹ)/ Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• Canada, US: /skwɛɹ/
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• Canada, US: [skwɛ˞]
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• Canada, US: /skwɛəɹ/
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• Australian: /skweː/
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• skwîr New Zealand, cheer–chair merger
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• /skwiə̯/ New Zealand, cheer–chair merger
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• New-Zealand: /skweə̯/ without the cheer–chair merger
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• CMU ARPABET: S K W EH1 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English square, sqware, squyre; from Old French esquarre, esquerre, (modern French équerre), from Vulgar Latin *exquadra, from Latin ex- + quadro, from quadrus (compare English quad and quadra). Doublet of squad and squadra. Displaced Old English fēowerecge (fēower nominative + ecg accusative, as in "four-edged").

717 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُرَبَّع (murabbaʕ) — shaped like a square
• Arabic: مربع (murabbaʕ) — shaped like a square
• Asturian: cuadráu — shaped like a square
• Bulgarian: квадра́тен (kvadráten) — shaped like a square
• Catalan: quadrat — shaped like a square
• Czech: čtvercový — shaped like a square
• Danish: kvadratisk — shaped like a square
• Dutch: vierkant — shaped like a square
• Dutch: vierkantig — shaped like a square
• Esperanto: kvadrata — shaped like a square
• Farefare: wẽkɔ — shaped like a square
• Finnish: neliömäinen — shaped like a square
• Finnish: neliskulmainen — shaped like a square
• French: carré — shaped like a square
• Galician: cadrado — shaped like a square
• German: quadratisch — shaped like a square
• Greek: τετράγωνος (tetrágonos) — shaped like a square
• Ancient Greek: τετράγωνος (tetrágōnos) — shaped like a square
• Ancient Greek: τετραγωνικός (tetragōnikós) — shaped like a square
• Ancient Greek: τετραγλώχις (tetraglṓkhis) — shaped like a square
• Hungarian: négyszögletes — shaped like a square
• Icelandic: ferningslaga — shaped like a square
• Indonesian: kotak — shaped like a square
• Indonesian: segiempat — shaped like a square
• Irish: cearnógach — shaped like a square
• Italian: quadrato — shaped like a square
• Japanese: 四角い (shikakui) — shaped like a square
• Kannada: ಚೌಕ (cauka) — shaped like a square
• Latin: quadrātus — shaped like a square
• Latin: quadrus — shaped like a square
• Malay: segi empat sama — shaped like a square
• Mauritian Creole: kare — shaped like a square
• Norman: cârré — shaped like a square
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvadratisk — shaped like a square
• Norwegian Bokmål: firkantet — shaped like a square
• Norwegian Bokmål: firkanta — shaped like a square
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvadratisk — shaped like a square
• Norwegian Nynorsk: firkanta — shaped like a square
• Old English: fēowerecge — shaped like a square
• Old English: fēowerecgede — shaped like a square
• Old English: fēowersċīte — shaped like a square
• Old English: fiþerscȳte — shaped like a square
• Polish: kwadratowy — shaped like a square
• Portuguese: quadrado — shaped like a square
• Romanian: pătrat — shaped like a square
• Russian: квадра́тный (kvadrátnyj) — shaped like a square
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrnagach — shaped like a square
• Spanish: cuadrado — shaped like a square
• Swedish: kvadratisk — shaped like a square
• Swedish: fyrkantig — shaped like a square
• Telugu: చతురస్ర (caturasra) — shaped like a square
• Unami: ahshae — shaped like a square
• Walloon: cwåré — shaped like a square
• Walloon: cwårêye — shaped like a square
• Bulgarian: правоъгълен (pravoǎgǎlen) — forming a right angle
• Czech: kolmý — forming a right angle
• Danish: vinkelret på — forming a right angle
• Dutch: met rechte hoek — forming a right angle
• Finnish: kohtisuora — forming a right angle
• Finnish: suorakulmaisesti — forming a right angle
• French: perpendiculaire à — forming a right angle
• German: rechtwinklig — forming a right angle
• Greek: ορθογώνιος (orthogónios) — forming a right angle
• Ancient Greek: τετράμετρος (tetrámetros) — forming a right angle
• Ancient Greek: εὐγώνιος (eugṓnios) — forming a right angle
• Ancient Greek: ἐγγώνιος (engṓnios) — forming a right angle
• Ancient Greek: ἐπικάρσιος (epikársios) — forming a right angle
• Ancient Greek: ὀρθός (orthós) — forming a right angle
• Hungarian: derékszögű — forming a right angle
• Hungarian: merőleges — forming a right angle
• Icelandic: hornréttur — forming a right angle
• Italian: perpendicolare a — forming a right angle
• Malay: persegi — forming a right angle
• Norwegian Bokmål: vinkelrett på — forming a right angle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: vinkelrett på — forming a right angle
• Portuguese: perpendicular — forming a right angle
• Russian: прямоуго́льный (prjamougólʹnyj) — forming a right angle
• Spanish: perpendicular — forming a right angle
• Swedish: vinkelrät mot — forming a right angle
• Vietnamese: vuông — forming a right angle
• Bulgarian: точен квадрат (točen kvadrat) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Finnish: neliö- — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: ἰδιομήκης (idiomḗkēs) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: ἰσόπλευρος (isópleuros) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: ἰσάκις ἴσος (isákis ísos) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: τετράγωνος (tetrágōnos) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: ποσάκις πόσος (posákis pósos) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: ὅμοιος (hómoios) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Ancient Greek: αὐτομήκης (automḗkēs) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Russian: квадра́тный (kvadrátnyj) — formed by multiplying two equal numbers
• Arabic: مُرَبَّع (murabbaʕ) — used in the names of units
• Asturian: cuadráu — used in the names of units
• Bulgarian: квадра́тен (kvadráten) — used in the names of units
• Catalan: quadrat — used in the names of units
• Chinese Mandarin: 平方 (píngfāng) — used in the names of units
• Czech: čtvereční — used in the names of units
• Dutch: vierkant — used in the names of units
• Finnish: neliö- — used in the names of units
• French: carré — used in the names of units
• Galician: cadrado — used in the names of units
• Georgian: კვადრატული (ḳvadraṭuli) — used in the names of units
• Greek: τετραγωνικός (tetragonikós) — used in the names of units
• Hungarian: négyzet — used in the names of units
• Icelandic: fer- — used in the names of units
• Italian: quadrato — used in the names of units
• Japanese: 平方 (heihō) — used in the names of units
• Malay: persegi — used in the names of units
• Māori: pūrua — used in the names of units
• Norman: cârré — used in the names of units
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvadrat- — used in the names of units
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvadrat- — used in the names of units
• Occitan: cairat — used in the names of units
• Portuguese: quadrado — used in the names of units
• Russian: квадра́тный (kvadrátnyj) — used in the names of units
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrnagach — used in the names of units
• Spanish: cuadrado — used in the names of units
• Swedish: kvadrat- — used in the names of units
• Telugu: చదరపు (cadarapu) — used in the names of units
• Vietnamese: vuông — used in the names of units
• Bulgarian: прям (prjam) — honest, straightforward
• Bulgarian: честен (česten) — honest, straightforward
• Czech: čestný — honest, straightforward
• Czech: férový — honest, straightforward
• Czech: poctivý — honest, straightforward
• Finnish: suora — honest, straightforward
• Russian: че́стный (čéstnyj) — honest, straightforward
• Russian: прямолине́йный (prjamolinéjnyj) — honest, straightforward
• Bulgarian: правиле (pravile) — even, tied
• Bulgarian: наравно (naravno) — even, tied
• Finnish: tasoissa — even, tied
• Finnish: tasan — even, tied
• Czech: nudný — socially conventional
• Finnish: konventionaalinen — socially conventional
• Finnish: tiukkapipoinen — socially conventional
• German: spießig — socially conventional
• Hungarian: kockafejű — socially conventional
• Malay: skema — socially conventional
• Norwegian Bokmål: firkantet — socially conventional
• Norwegian Bokmål: firkanta — socially conventional
• Norwegian Nynorsk: firkanta — socially conventional
• Portuguese: quadrado — socially conventional
• Spanish: anticuado — socially conventional
• Spanish: cuadrado — socially conventional
• Spanish: cuadriculado — socially conventional
• Spanish: zanahorio — socially conventional
• Spanish: aguacatado — socially conventional
• Spanish: momio — socially conventional
• Swedish: fyrkantig — socially conventional
• Bulgarian: подравнен (podravnen) — correctly aligned
• Finnish: oikeansuuntainen — correctly aligned
• Czech: výživný — hearty, vigorous
• Czech: vydatný — hearty, vigorous
• Finnish: kunnollinen — hearty, vigorous
• Bulgarian: квадра́тен (kvadráten) — having shape broad for the height, with angular outlines
• Finnish: neliömäinen — having shape broad for the height, with angular outlines
• Afrikaans: vierkant — type of polygon
• Albanian: katror — type of polygon
• Southern Altai: квадрат (kvadrat) — type of polygon
• Southern Altai: тӧрттолык (törttolïk) — type of polygon
• Arabic: مُرَبَّع (murabbaʕ) — type of polygon
• Arabic: مربع (murabbaʕ) — type of polygon
• Arabic: مربع (murabbaʕ) — type of polygon
• Armenian: քառակուսի (kʻaṙakusi) — type of polygon
• Asturian: cuadru — type of polygon
• Asturian: cuadráu — type of polygon
• Azerbaijani: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Basque: karratu — type of polygon
• Belarusian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — type of polygon
• Bengali: বর্গ (borgo) — type of polygon
• Bulgarian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — type of polygon
• Burmese: စတုရန်း (ca.tu.ran:) — type of polygon
• Carpathian Rusyn: квадра́т (kvadrát) — type of polygon
• Catalan: quadrat — type of polygon
• Chinese Mandarin: 正方形 (zhèngfāngxíng) — type of polygon
• Cornish: pedrek — type of polygon
• Czech: čtverec — type of polygon
• Danish: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Dutch: vierkant — type of polygon
• Edo: àdẹ́lẹ̏ — type of polygon
• Esperanto: kvadrato — type of polygon
• Estonian: ruut — type of polygon
• Finnish: neliö — type of polygon
• Franco-Provençal: quarrá — type of polygon
• French: carré — type of polygon
• Fula: sukoya — type of polygon
• Galician: cadro — type of polygon
• Galician: cadrado — type of polygon
• Georgian: კვადრატი (ḳvadraṭi) — type of polygon
• German: Quadrat — type of polygon
• Greek: τετράγωνο (tetrágono) — type of polygon
• Ancient Greek: τετράγωνον (tetrágōnon) — type of polygon
• Gujarati: ચોરસ (coras) — type of polygon
• Haitian Creole: kare — type of polygon
• Hausa: mùr̃abbàʼī — type of polygon
• Hawaiian: huinahā kaulike — type of polygon
• Hebrew: רִבּוּעַ (ribúa') — type of polygon
• Hindi: वर्गाकार (vargākār) — type of polygon
• Hindi: चौकोर (caukor) — type of polygon
• Hungarian: négyzet — type of polygon
• Icelandic: ferningur — type of polygon
• Ido: quadrato — type of polygon
• Igbo: nkom̀gbàànọǹhà — type of polygon
• Igbo: skwịà — type of polygon
• Indonesian: persegi — type of polygon
• Ingrian: kvadratti — type of polygon
• Irish: cearnóg — type of polygon
• Italian: quadrato — type of polygon
• Izon: fánụ́ — type of polygon
• Japanese: 正方形 (seihōkei) — type of polygon
• Japanese: 平方形 (heihōkei) — type of polygon
• Kannada: ಚೌಕ (cauka) — type of polygon
• Kannada: ಚದರ (cadara) — type of polygon
• Kanuri: sǝkoya — type of polygon
• Kazakh: квадрат (kvadrat) — type of polygon
• Kazakh: шаршы (şarşy) — type of polygon
• Khmer: ចត្វ័ង្ស (cattvang) — type of polygon
• Khmer: ការ៉េ (kaaree) — type of polygon
• Korean: 정사각형 (jeongsagakhyeong) — type of polygon
• Kumyk: квадрат (kwadrat) — type of polygon
• Kumyk: дёртгюл (dörtgül) — type of polygon
• Kyrgyz: квадрат (kvadrat) — type of polygon
• Kyrgyz: чарчы (carcı) — type of polygon
• Lao: ຈະຕຸຣັດ (cha tu rat) — type of polygon
• Lao: ຈັດຕຸລັດ (chat tu lat) — type of polygon
• Latin: quadrum — type of polygon
• Latin: quadrātum — type of polygon
• Latvian: kvadrāts — type of polygon
• Lithuanian: kvadratas — type of polygon
• Macedonian: ква́драт (kvádrat) — type of polygon
• Malay: segi empat sama — type of polygon
• Malayalam: സമചതുരം (samacaturaṁ) — type of polygon
• Maltese: kwadru — type of polygon
• Manx: kerrin — type of polygon
• Māori: tapawhā rite — type of polygon
• Marathi: चौरस (ċauras) — type of polygon
• Marathi: चौकोन (caukon) — type of polygon
• Mauritian Creole: kare — type of polygon
• Mongolian: дөрвөлжин (dörvölžin) — type of polygon
• Mongolian: квадрат (kvadrat) — type of polygon
• Mongolian: тэгш дөрвөлжин (tegš dörvölžin) — type of polygon
• Navajo: dikʼą́ — type of polygon
• Nepali: वर्ग (varga) — type of polygon
• Norman: cârré — type of polygon
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Occitan: carrat — type of polygon
• Pashto: مربع (moraba') — type of polygon
• Dari: مُرَبَّع (murabba') — type of polygon
• Iranian Persian: مُرَبَّع (morabba') — type of polygon
• Polish: kwadrat — type of polygon
• Portuguese: quadrado — type of polygon
• Quechua: t'asra — type of polygon
• Romanian: pătrat — type of polygon
• Romanian: cvadrat — type of polygon
• Russian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — type of polygon
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrnan — type of polygon
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrnag — type of polygon
• Serbo-Croatian: ква̀дра̄т — type of polygon
• Serbo-Croatian: kvàdrāt — type of polygon
• Silesian: kwadrat — type of polygon
• Slovak: štvorec — type of polygon
• Slovene: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Lower Sorbian: kwadrat — type of polygon
• Upper Sorbian: kwadrat — type of polygon
• Spanish: cuadro — type of polygon
• Spanish: cuadrado — type of polygon
• Swedish: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Swedish: fyrkant — type of polygon
• Tagalog: kuwadrado — type of polygon
• Tagalog: parisukat — type of polygon
• Tajik: мураббаъ (murabba') — type of polygon
• Tamil: கட்டம் (kaṭṭam) — type of polygon
• Tamil: சதுரம் (caturam) — type of polygon
• Tatar: квадрат (kwadrat) — type of polygon
• Telugu: చతురస్రం (caturasraṁ) — type of polygon
• Thai: สี่เหลี่ยมจัตุรัส (sìi-lìiam-jàt-dtù-ràt) — type of polygon
• Thai: จัตุรัส (jàt-dtù-ràt) — type of polygon
• Tibetan: གྲུ་བཞི (gru bzhi) — type of polygon
• Turkish: kare — type of polygon
• Turkish: dörtgen — type of polygon
• Turkish: murabba — type of polygon
• Ottoman Turkish: مربع (murabba) — type of polygon
• Turkmen: kwadrat — type of polygon
• Ukrainian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — type of polygon
• Urdu: مُرَبَّع (murabba') — type of polygon
• Uyghur: كۋادرات (kwadrat) — type of polygon
• Uzbek: kvadrat — type of polygon
• Vietnamese: vuông — type of polygon
• Vietnamese: hình vuông — type of polygon
• Walloon: cwåré — type of polygon
• Welsh: sgwâr — type of polygon
• Welsh: pedrongl — type of polygon
• Welsh: petryal — type of polygon
• Xhosa: isikwere — type of polygon
• Yiddish: קוואַדראַט (kvadrat) — type of polygon
• Yoruba: súkúà — type of polygon
• Zazaki: çarkusi — type of polygon
• Zulu: isikwele — type of polygon
• Arabic: كُوس (kūs) — tool
• Bulgarian: ъ́гълник (ǎ́gǎlnik) — tool
• Bulgarian: ви́нкел (vínkel) — tool
• Bulgarian: линеа́л (lineál) — tool
• Catalan: escaire — tool
• Czech: úhelník — tool
• Dutch: winkelhaak — tool
• Finnish: suorakulma — tool
• Franco-Provençal: êquarra — tool
• French: équerre — tool
• Greek: γνώμονας (gnómonas) — tool
• Ancient Greek: προσαγωγεῖον (prosagōgeîon) — tool
• Ancient Greek: ἀλφάδιον (alphádion) — tool
• Ancient Greek: γνώμων (gnṓmōn) — tool
• Ancient Greek: γωνία (gōnía) — tool
• Hungarian: derékszög — tool
• Hungarian: derékszögmérő — tool
• Hungarian: szögvonalzó — tool
• Icelandic: réttskeið — tool
• Italian: squadra — tool
• Japanese: 曲尺 (kanejaku) — tool
• Korean: 곡척 (gokcheok) — tool
• Latin: norma — tool
• Lithuanian: kampainis — tool
• Malay: sesiku — tool
• Māori: koea — tool
• Norman: êtchèrre — tool
• Norwegian Bokmål: vinkelhake — tool
• Norwegian Nynorsk: vinkelhake — tool
• Old English: rihtebred — tool
• Polish: węgielnica — tool
• Polish: kątownik — tool
• Polish: ekier — tool
• Portuguese: esquadro — tool
• Romanian: echer — tool
• Russian: уго́льник (ugólʹnik) — tool
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrn-righailt — tool
• Scottish Gaelic: cromadh-dìreach — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̏в у̏гао — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: вѝнкл — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: винкла — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: prȁv ȕgao — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: vìnkl — tool
• Serbo-Croatian: vinkla — tool
• Spanish: escuadra — tool
• Spanish: cartabón (45o) — tool
• Sundanese: pasékon — tool
• Swedish: vinkelhake — tool
• Turkish: gönye — tool
• Abkhaz: ашҭа (aŝta) — open space in a town
• Afrikaans: plein — open space in a town
• Albanian: shesh — open space in a town
• Amharic: አደባባይ (ʾädäbabay) — open space in a town
• Arabic: مَيْدَان (maydān) — open space in a town
• Armenian: հրապարակ (hraparak) — open space in a town
• Azerbaijani: meydan — open space in a town
• Bashkir: майҙан (mayźan) — open space in a town
• Belarusian: пло́шча (plóšča) — open space in a town
• Belarusian: майда́н (majdán) — open space in a town
• Belarusian: пляц (pljac) — open space in a town
• Bulgarian: площа́д (ploštád) — open space in a town
• Bulgarian: пло́щад (plóštad) — open space in a town
• Burmese: ရင်ပြင် (rangprang) — open space in a town
• Catalan: plaça — open space in a town
• Chinese Cantonese: 廣場 /广场 (gwong2 coeng4) — open space in a town
• Eastern Min Chinese: 廣場 /广场 (guōng-diòng) — open space in a town
• Hakka Chinese: 廣場 /广场 (kóng-chhòng) — open space in a town
• Chinese: 廣場 /广场 (kóng-tiûn / kóng-tiôn) — open space in a town
• Chinese Mandarin: 廣場 /广场 (guǎngchǎng) — open space in a town
• Wu Chinese: 廣場 /广场 (5kuaon-zan) — open space in a town
• Coptic: ⲕⲓⲙⲉⲛⲁⲥⲓⲟⲛ (kimenasion) — open space in a town
• Crimean Tatar: meydan — open space in a town
• Czech: náměstí — open space in a town
• Danish: torv — open space in a town
• Dutch: plein — open space in a town
• Dutch: markt — open space in a town
• Dutch: plaats — open space in a town
• Esperanto: placo — open space in a town
• Estonian: väljak — open space in a town
• Estonian: plats — open space in a town
• Faroese: torg — open space in a town
• Finnish: aukio — open space in a town
• Finnish: tori — open space in a town
• French: place — open space in a town
• French: square — open space in a town
• Gagauz: meydan — open space in a town
• Galician: praza — open space in a town
• Galician: rueiro — open space in a town
• Galician: quinteiro — open space in a town
• Georgian: მოედანი (moedani) — open space in a town
• German: Platz — open space in a town
• Greek: πλατεία (plateía) — open space in a town
• Ancient Greek: πλατεῖα (plateîa) — open space in a town
• Ancient Greek: τετράδειον (tetrádeion) — open space in a town
• Hebrew: כיכר — open space in a town
• Hebrew: כִּכָּר (kikár) — open space in a town
• Hebrew: רְחָבָה (r'ẖavá) — open space in a town
• Hindi: चौक (cauk) — open space in a town
• Hungarian: tér — open space in a town
• Icelandic: torg — open space in a town
• Indonesian: lapangan — open space in a town
• Irish: cearnóg an bhaile — open space in a town
• Istriot: piassa — open space in a town
• Italian: piazza — open space in a town
• Italian: sagrato — open space in a town
• Japanese: 広場 (hiroba) — open space in a town
• Kazakh: алаң (alañ) — open space in a town
• Khmer: វាល (viəl) — open space in a town
• Korean: 광장 (gwangjang) — open space in a town
• Kyrgyz: аянт (ayant) — open space in a town
• Kyrgyz: майдан (maydan) — open space in a town
• Lao: ຈັດຕຸລັດ (chat tu lat) — open space in a town
• Lao: ລານ (lān) — open space in a town
• Latin: forum — open space in a town
• Latvian: skvērs — open space in a town
• Latvian: laukums — open space in a town
• Lithuanian: aikštė — open space in a town
• Macedonian: пло́штад (plóštad) — open space in a town
• Malay: dataran — open space in a town
• Malayalam: കവല (kavala) — open space in a town
• Malayalam: ചത്വരം (catvaraṁ) — open space in a town
• Manx: kerrin — open space in a town
• Manx: faaie — open space in a town
• Māori: tahua — open space in a town
• Māori: marae — open space in a town
• Marathi: चौक (ċauk) — open space in a town
• Mongolian: талбай (talbaj) — open space in a town
• Neapolitan: chiazza — open space in a town
• Nepali: चोक (cok) — open space in a town
• Norwegian Bokmål: torg — open space in a town
• Norwegian Bokmål: plass — open space in a town
• Norwegian Nynorsk: torg — open space in a town
• Norwegian Nynorsk: plass — open space in a town
• Occitan: plaça — open space in a town
• Old English: cēapstōw — open space in a town
• Old English: tēge — open space in a town
• Pashto: ميدان (maydān) — open space in a town
• Dari: مَیْدَان (maydān) — open space in a town
• Iranian Persian: مِیْدان (meydân) — open space in a town
• Polish: skwer — open space in a town
• Polish: plac — open space in a town
• Polish: majdan — open space in a town
• Portuguese: praça — open space in a town
• Quechua: kancha — open space in a town
• Romanian: piață — open space in a town
• Russian: пло́щадь (plóščadʹ) — open space in a town
• Russian: сквер (skver) — open space in a town
• Russian: плац (plac) — open space in a town
• Scottish Gaelic: ceàrnag — open space in a town
• Serbo-Croatian: тр̏г — open space in a town
• Serbo-Croatian: tȑg — open space in a town
• Slovak: námestie — open space in a town
• Slovene: trg — open space in a town
• Southern Altai: сквер (skver) — open space in a town
• Spanish: plaza — open space in a town
• Sranan Tongo: pren — open space in a town
• Swedish: torg — open space in a town
• Tajik: майдон (maydon) — open space in a town
• Tatar: мәйдан (mäydan) — open space in a town
• Thai: สแควร์ (sà-kwɛɛ) — open space in a town
• Thai: จัตุรัส (jàt-dtù-ràt) — open space in a town
• Thai: ลาน (laan) — open space in a town
• Thai: พลาซ่า (plaa-sâa) — open space in a town
• Turkish: meydan — open space in a town
• Ottoman Turkish: میدان (meydan) — open space in a town
• Turkmen: meýdan — open space in a town
• Ukrainian: пло́ща (plóšča) — open space in a town
• Ukrainian: майда́н (majdán) — open space in a town
• Ukrainian: плац (plac) — open space in a town
• Urdu: مَیدان (maidān) — open space in a town
• Urdu: چَوک (cauk) — open space in a town
• Uyghur: مەيدان (meydan) — open space in a town
• Uzbek: maydon — open space in a town
• Vietnamese: quảng trường — open space in a town
• Welsh: sgwâr — open space in a town
• Zazaki: meydan — open space in a town
• Zhuang: gvangjcangz — open space in a town
• Bulgarian: квадра́тче (kvadrátče) — cell in a grid
• Catalan: casella — cell in a grid
• Czech: buňka — cell in a grid
• Czech: čtverec — cell in a grid
• Czech: pole — cell in a grid
• Dutch: veld — cell in a grid
• Finnish: ruutu — cell in a grid
• French: case — cell in a grid
• German: Feld — cell in a grid
• German: Schachfeld — cell in a grid
• Greek: τετράγωνο (tetrágono) — cell in a grid
• Hungarian: mező — cell in a grid
• Hungarian: négyzet — cell in a grid
• Hungarian: cella — cell in a grid
• Italian: casella — cell in a grid
• Japanese: マス (masu) — cell in a grid
• Portuguese: casa — cell in a grid
• Romanian: pătrat — cell in a grid
• Russian: по́ле (póle) — cell in a grid
• Russian: кле́тка (klétka) — cell in a grid
• Spanish: casilla — cell in a grid
• Swedish: fyrkant — cell in a grid
• Swedish: ruta — cell in a grid
• Thai: ตาราง (dtaa-raang) — cell in a grid
• Turkish: alan — cell in a grid
• Turkish: hane — cell in a grid
• Volapük: feled — cell in a grid
• Volapük: cögafeled — cell in a grid
• Bulgarian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — second power
• Catalan: quadrat — second power
• Chinese Mandarin: 平方 (píngfāng) — second power
• Czech: druhá mocnina — second power
• Czech: kvadrát — second power
• Dutch: kwadraat — second power
• Dutch: tweede macht — second power
• Finnish: neliö — second power
• Finnish: toinen potenssi — second power
• French: carré — second power
• German: Quadrat — second power
• Greek: τετράγωνο (tetrágono) — second power
• Hungarian: négyzet — second power
• Icelandic: ferningstala — second power
• Irish: uimhir chearnach — second power
• Italian: quadrato — second power
• Japanese: 平方 (heihō) — second power
• Japanese: 二乗 (nijō) — second power
• Japanese: 自乗 (jijō) — second power
• Korean: 제곱 (jegop) — second power
• Korean: 평방 (pyeongbang) — second power
• Korean: 이승 (iseung) — second power
• Korean: 자승 (jaseung) — second power
• Lithuanian: kvadratas — second power
• Macedonian: ква́драт (kvádrat) — second power
• Malay: kuasa dua — second power
• Malayalam: വർഗ്ഗം (vaṟggaṁ) — second power
• Marathi: वर्ग (varga) — second power
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvadrat — second power
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvadrat — second power
• Polish: kwadrat — second power
• Portuguese: quadrado — second power
• Romanian: pătrat — second power
• Russian: квадра́т (kvadrát) — second power
• Serbo-Croatian: ква̀дра̄т — second power
• Serbo-Croatian: дру̏гӣ сте̏пе̄н — second power
• Serbo-Croatian: kvàdrāt m drȕgī stȅpēn — second power
• Slovene: kvadrat — second power
• Spanish: cuadrado — second power
• Swahili: kipeo cha pili — second power
• Swedish: kvadrat — second power
• Telugu: వర్గం (vargaṁ) — second power
• Turkish: kare — second power
• Vietnamese: bình phương — second power
• Zazaki: kare (diq) — second power
• Bulgarian: каре́ (karé) — body of troops in a square formation
• Catalan: quadre — body of troops in a square formation
• Finnish: neliö — body of troops in a square formation
• Ancient Greek: πλινθίον (plinthíon) — body of troops in a square formation
• Italian: squadra — body of troops in a square formation
• Russian: каре́ (karɛ́) — body of troops in a square formation
• Turkish: kale — body of troops in a square formation
• Ottoman Turkish: قلعه (kalʼe) — body of troops in a square formation
• Catalan: carca — slang: socially conventional person
• Finnish: jäykkis — slang: socially conventional person
• French: lambda — slang: socially conventional person
• German: Normalo — slang: socially conventional person
• German: Spießer — slang: socially conventional person
• German: Stino — slang: socially conventional person
• Hungarian: nyárspolgár — slang: socially conventional person
• Hungarian: begyöpösödött/begyepesedett alak — slang: socially conventional person
• Italian: quadrato — slang: socially conventional person
• Italian: convenzionale — slang: socially conventional person
• Italian: equilibrato — slang: socially conventional person
• Malay: seorang yang sosialnya konvensional — slang: socially conventional person
• Malay: orang skema — slang: socially conventional person
• Norwegian: A4 — slang: socially conventional person
• Polish: normik — slang: socially conventional person
• Portuguese: quadrado — slang: socially conventional person
• Portuguese: careta — slang: socially conventional person
• Russian: обыва́тель (obyvátelʹ) — slang: socially conventional person
• Russian: мещани́н (meščanín) — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: carca — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: carroza — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: cabeza cuadrada — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: soso — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: zanahorio — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: aguacatado — slang: socially conventional person
• Spanish: momio — slang: socially conventional person
• Turkish: süt kuzusu — slang: socially conventional person
• Turkish: muhallebi çocuğu — slang: socially conventional person
• Turkish: iyilik timsali — slang: socially conventional person
• Bulgarian: решетка (rešetka) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Catalan: coixinet — the # symbol on a telephone
• Czech: křížek — the # symbol on a telephone
• Danish: firkant — the # symbol on a telephone
• Dutch: hekje — the # symbol on a telephone
• Finnish: ruutu — the # symbol on a telephone
• Finnish: risuaita — the # symbol on a telephone
• French: carré — the # symbol on a telephone
• French: dièse — the # symbol on a telephone
• German: Doppelkreuz — the # symbol on a telephone
• Greek: δίεση (díesi) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Hebrew: סולמית (solamit) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Hungarian: kettős kereszt — the # symbol on a telephone
• Icelandic: ferningur — the # symbol on a telephone
• Indonesian: pagar — the # symbol on a telephone
• Irish: hais — the # symbol on a telephone
• Italian: cancelletto — the # symbol on a telephone
• Japanese: 井桁 (igeta) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Japanese: 番号記号 (bangō kigō) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Japanese: ナンバーサイン (nambā sain) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Macedonian: та́раба (táraba) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Malay: hash — the # symbol on a telephone
• Norwegian Bokmål: firkanttast — the # symbol on a telephone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: firkanttast — the # symbol on a telephone
• Portuguese: cerquilha — the # symbol on a telephone
• Portuguese: jogo da velha — the # symbol on a telephone
• Russian: решётка (rešótka) — the # symbol on a telephone
• Serbo-Croatian: та̀раба — the # symbol on a telephone
• Serbo-Croatian: tàraba — the # symbol on a telephone
• Spanish: almohadilla — the # symbol on a telephone
• Spanish: numeral — the # symbol on a telephone
• Swedish: fyrkant — the # symbol on a telephone
• Swedish: brädgård — the # symbol on a telephone
• Swedish: fyrkant — the # symbol on a telephone
• Turkish: kare — the # symbol on a telephone
• Finnish: neliö — central area of a cricket field
• Zazaki: werte (diq) — central area of a cricket field
• Bulgarian: квадрат (kvadrat) — unit of measurement of area
• Finnish: sata neliöjalkaa — unit of measurement of area
• Italian: quadrato — unit of measurement of area
• Marathi: चौरस (cauras) — unit of measurement of area
• Portuguese: quadrado — unit of measurement of area
• Bulgarian: квадрат (kvadrat) — unit for measuring roof area
• Finnish: sata neliöjalkaa — unit for measuring roof area
• Greek: τετραγωνικό (tetragonikó) — unit for measuring roof area
• Italian: quadrato — unit for measuring roof area
• Malay: kaki persegi — unit for measuring roof area
• Finnish: ruutu — dessert cut into rectangular pieces, or a piece of such a dessert
• Finnish: ruutu — pane of glass
• German: Scheibe — pane of glass
• Swedish: ruta — pane of glass
• Finnish: neliön muotoinen palsta-alue — printing: portion of a column
• Finnish: suhta — exact proportion; justness of workmanship and conduct; regularity; rule
• Finnish: sopusointu — harmony or exact agreement
• Finnish: miehusta — front of a woman's dress
• Zazaki: dolık — front of a woman's dress
• Finnish: rööki — slang: cigarette
• Finnish: spaddu — slang: cigarette
• Turkish: cigara — slang: cigarette
• Bulgarian: подравнявам (podravnjavam) — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Bulgarian: подравня (podravnja) — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Catalan: arreglar — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Catalan: escairar — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Finnish: suoristaa — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Greek: εξισώνω (exisóno) — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Ancient Greek: τετραγωνίζω (tetragōnízō) — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Māori: tapawhā — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Portuguese: alinhar — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Spanish: alinear — to adjust so as to align with or place at a right angle
• Bulgarian: съгласувам (sǎglasuvam) — to resolve — see also resolve
• Dutch: oplossen — to resolve — see also resolve
• Finnish: ratkaista — to resolve — see also resolve
• Interlingua: resolver — to resolve — see also resolve
• Norwegian Bokmål: løse — to resolve — see also resolve
• Norwegian Nynorsk: løyse — to resolve — see also resolve
• Portuguese: resolver — to resolve — see also resolve
• Spanish: resolver — to resolve — see also resolve
• Spanish: cuadrar — to resolve — see also resolve
• Bulgarian: съгласувам (sǎglasuvam) — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Finnish: sovittaa — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Finnish: selittää — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Greek: κανονίζω (kanonízo) — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Russian: согласо́вывать (soglasóvyvatʹ) — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Ukrainian: узго́джувати (uzhódžuvaty) — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Ukrainian: узго́дити (uzhódyty) — to adjust or adapt so as to bring into harmony with something
• Bulgarian: повди́гам на квадра́т (povdígam na kvadrát) — math: to multiply by itself
• Catalan: elevar al quadrat — math: to multiply by itself
• Czech: umocnit — math: to multiply by itself
• Danish: kvadrere — math: to multiply by itself
• Dutch: kwadrateren — math: to multiply by itself
• Dutch: tot de tweede macht verheffen — math: to multiply by itself
• Esperanto: kvadratigi — math: to multiply by itself
• Finnish: korottaa toiseen potenssiin — math: to multiply by itself
• Finnish: korottaa neliöön — math: to multiply by itself
• French: élever au carré — math: to multiply by itself
• German: quadrieren — math: to multiply by itself
• Greek: υψώνω στο τετράγωνο (ypsóno sto tetrágono) — math: to multiply by itself
• Ancient Greek: τετραγωνίζω (tetragōnízō) — math: to multiply by itself
• Indonesian: kuadrat — math: to multiply by itself
• Indonesian: pangkat dua — math: to multiply by itself
• Interlingua: quadrar — math: to multiply by itself
• Japanese: 二乗する (nijō suru) — math: to multiply by itself
• Japanese: 自乗する (jijō suru) — math: to multiply by itself
• Malay: kuasa dua — math: to multiply by itself
• Māori: pūrua — math: to multiply by itself
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvadrere — math: to multiply by itself
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvadrere — math: to multiply by itself
• Polish: podnosić do kwadratu — math: to multiply by itself
• Polish: podnosić do drugiej potęgi — math: to multiply by itself
• Portuguese: elevar ao quadrado — math: to multiply by itself
• Spanish: elevar al cuadrado — math: to multiply by itself
• Swedish: kvadrera — math: to multiply by itself
• Finnish: neliöidä — geometry: to draw a square with same area as something else
• Ancient Greek: τετραγωνίζω (tetragōnízō) — geometry: to draw a square with same area as something else
• Finnish: syöttää poikittain — soccer: to make a short low pass sideways across the pitch
• Finnish: antaa poikittaissyöttö — soccer: to make a short low pass sideways across the pitch
• Bulgarian: схождам се (shoždam se) — to be consistent with
• Finnish: noudattaa — to be consistent with
• Finnish: olla jonkin mukainen — to be consistent with
• Russian: согласо́вываться (soglasóvyvatʹsja) — to be consistent with
• Finnish: asettua poikkiteloin — to take an attitude of offense or defense, or of defiance
• Finnish: ottaa nyrkkeilyasento — to take a boxing attitude
• Finnish: muotoilla neliöksi — to form with four sides and four right angles
• Finnish: asettaa neliön muotoon — to form with four sides and four right angles
• Finnish: muotoilla neliöksi — to form with right angles and straight lines
• Finnish: asettaa neliön muotoon — to form with right angles and straight lines
• Finnish: verrata — to compare with, or reduce to, any given measure or standard
• Finnish: rinnastaa — to compare with, or reduce to, any given measure or standard
• Finnish: olla suorassa kulmassa ... nähden — astrology: to hold a quartile position respecting
• Finnish: jalustaa poikittain — nautical: to place at right angles with the keel
• Finnish: kääntää vetoasentoon — rowing: to rotate oars to be perpendicular to the water
• Finnish: kääntää lapa pystyyn — rowing: to rotate oars to be perpendicular to the water