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From Middle English string, streng, strynge, from Old English strenġ, from Proto-West Germanic *strangi, from Proto-Germanic *strangiz (“string”), from Proto-Indo-European *strengh- (“rope, cord, strand; to tighten”). Cognate with Scots string (“string”), Dutch streng (“cord, strand”), Low German strenge (“strand, cord, rope”), German Strang (“strand, cord, rope”), Danish streng (“string”), Swedish sträng (“string, cord, wire”), Icelandic strengur (“string”), Latvian stringt (“to be tight, wither”), Latin stringō (“to tighten”), Ancient Greek στραγγαλόομαι (strangalóomai, “to strangle”), from στραγγάλη (strangálē, “halter”), Ancient Greek στραγγός (strangós, “tied together, entangled, twisted”).

From Middle English stryngen, strengen, from the noun (see above).

421 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: varg — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Arabic: وَتَر (watar) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Armenian: լար (lar) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Basque: katea — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Belarusian: вяро́вачка (vjaróvačka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Belarusian: мату́з (matúz) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Belarusian: лі́на (lína) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Bengali: দড়ি (doṛi) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Bengali: তার (tar) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Bulgarian: ни́шка (níška) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Bulgarian: връв (vrǎv) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Bulgarian: шнур (šnur) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Burmese: ကြိုး (krui:) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Catalan: corda — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Catalan: cordill — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Catalan: cordell — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Chinese Cantonese: 繩 /绳 — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Chinese Cantonese: 線 /线 (sin3) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Chinese Mandarin: 線 /线 (xiàn) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Cornish: korden — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Czech: provázek — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Czech: šňůra — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Danish: streng — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Dutch: draad — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Dutch: koord — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Dutch: streng — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Esperanto: kordo — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Esperanto: ŝnureto — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Estonian: nöör — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Faroese: strongur — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Finnish: naru — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Finnish: nyöri — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• French: corde — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Galician: corda — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Galician: bramante — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Galician: cordel — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Galician: cordón — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Georgian: სიმი (simi) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Georgian: ბაწარი (bac̣ari) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• German: Schnur — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Greek: σπάγγος (spángos) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Greek: σπάγκος (spágkos) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Greek: κλωστή (klostí) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ancient Greek: νῆμα (nêma) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Mbya Guarani: xã — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hawaiian: hilo — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hebrew: מֵיתָר (meitar) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Higaonon: lubid — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hindi: तार (tār) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hindi: रस्सी (rassī) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hindi: रस्सा (rassā) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hungarian: zsineg — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hungarian: zsinór — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hungarian: madzag — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Hungarian: spárga — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Icelandic: band — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Icelandic: snæri — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Icelandic: spotti — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Icelandic: strengur — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ido: kordeto — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ingrian: šnurkka — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ingrian: noora — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ingrian: nodraan — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ingrian: pagla — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ingrian: köys — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Irish: sreang — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Irish: sreangán — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Italian: spago — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Italian: stringa — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Italian: laccetto — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Italian: legaccio — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Italian: corda — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Japanese: 紐 (himo) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Kabuverdianu: bulina — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Khmer: ខ្សែ (ksai) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Korean: 끈 (kkeun) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Central Kurdish: بەند (bend) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Central Kurdish: پەت (pet) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Central Kurdish: دەزو (dezu) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Lao: ດ້າຍ (dāi) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Lao: ເຊືອກ (sư̄ak) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Latin: līnum — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Latin: līnea — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Latin: fīlum — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Latvian: stīga — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Latvian: aukla — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Lithuanian: styga — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Macedonian: низа (niza) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Macedonian: врвка (vrvka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Malay: tali — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Malayalam: ചരട് (caraṭŭ) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Malayalam: ഞാൺ (ñāṇ) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Māori: aho — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Māori: tau — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Māori: miro — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Māori: tui — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Mongolian: чавхдас (čavxdas) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Norwegian: streng — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Old English: strenġ — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Pali: yotta — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Persian: رشته (rešte) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Persian: زه (zeh) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Persian: تار (târ) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Polish: sznurek — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Portuguese: barbante — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Portuguese: corda — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Portuguese: fio — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Romanian: coardă — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Romanian: șiret — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Romanian: șnur — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Russian: бечёвка (bečóvka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Russian: верёвка (verjóvka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Russian: шнур (šnur) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Samoan: filo — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Scottish Gaelic: teud — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Serbo-Croatian: жицa — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Serbo-Croatian: žica — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Slovak: šnúra — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Slovak: povrázok — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Slovak: špagát — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Slovene: vrv — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: cuerda — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: mecate ("cordel" or "cuerda") — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: cordel — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: piola — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: piolín — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: bramante — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: pita (a "cordel") — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Spanish: tralla — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Swahili: uzi — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Swedish: snöre — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Tahitian: hiro — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Thai: ด้าย (dâai) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Thai: เชือก (chʉ̂ʉak) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Tibetan: སྐུད་པ (skud pa) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Tocharian B: śerkw — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Tongan: filo — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Turkish: ip — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Turkish: tel — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ottoman Turkish: سجیم (sicim) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Turkmen: tar — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Turkmen: ýüp — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ukrainian: верве́чка (vervéčka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ukrainian: моту́зка (motúzka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ukrainian: вірьо́вка (virʹóvka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Ukrainian: шво́рка (švórka) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Uzbek: tor — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Vietnamese: chuỗi — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Welsh: llinyn — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Yiddish: שטריקל (shtrikl) — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Yup'ik: pelacinak — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Zulu: intambo — long, thin structure made from twisted threads
• Danish: streng — this structure as a substance
• Finnish: naru — this structure as a substance
• Finnish: nyöri — this structure as a substance
• French: corde — this structure as a substance
• Icelandic: snæri — this structure as a substance
• Irish: sreangán — this structure as a substance
• Italian: corda — this structure as a substance
• Italian: fune — this structure as a substance
• Italian: canapo — this structure as a substance
• Italian: stringa — this structure as a substance
• Swedish: sträng — this structure as a substance
• Chinese Mandarin: 弦 (xián) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Chinese Mandarin: 琴弦 (qínxián) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Chinese Mandarin: 弓弦 (gōngxián) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Finnish: nauha — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Finnish: kieli — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Finnish: jänne — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Greek: χορδή (chordí) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hindi: डोर (ḍor) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hindi: डोरी (ḍorī) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hindi: धागा (dhāgā) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hungarian: szál — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hungarian: rost — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hungarian: húr — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Hungarian: cipőfűző — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Italian: corda — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Japanese: 弦 (gen) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Japanese: 弓弦 (bowstring) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Latvian: stīga — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Polish: struna — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Romanian: coardă — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Romanian: strună — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Russian: струна́ (struná) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Russian: тетива́ (tetivá) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Russian: ни́тка (nítka) — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Scottish Gaelic: teud — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Slovak: struna — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Slovak: tetiva — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Spanish: floema — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Tagalog: bagting — any similar long, thin and flexible object
• Danish: streng — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Finnish: nauha — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Hungarian: szál — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Italian: legaccio — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Italian: resta — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Italian: rete — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Māori: kaui — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Russian: стру́йка (strújka) — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Swedish: sträng — cohesive substance in the form of a string
• Bulgarian: низ (niz) — series of items or events
• Catalan: seguit — series of items or events
• Catalan: reguitzell — series of items or events
• Danish: serie — series of items or events
• Esperanto: vico — series of items or events
• Estonian: rida — series of items or events
• Finnish: ketju — series of items or events
• Finnish: nauha — series of items or events
• French: suite — series of items or events
• French: série — series of items or events
• Greek: σειρά (seirá) — series of items or events
• Hawaiian: kāili — series of items or events
• Hungarian: sorozat — series of items or events
• Hungarian: sor — series of items or events
• Hungarian: láncolat — series of items or events
• Hungarian: füzér — series of items or events
• Italian: serie — series of items or events
• Italian: sfilza — series of items or events
• Italian: sequela — series of items or events
• Italian: fila — series of items or events
• Italian: catena — series of items or events
• Māori: kaui — series of items or events
• Plautdietsch: Rieej — series of items or events
• Romanian: șir — series of items or events
• Romanian: serie — series of items or events
• Romanian: suită — series of items or events
• Russian: ряд (rjad) — series of items or events
• Russian: цепо́чка (cepóčka) — series of items or events
• Russian: верени́ца (vereníca) — series of items or events
• Russian: се́рия (sérija) — series of items or events
• Slovak: sled — series of items or events
• Slovak: reťaz — series of items or events
• Slovak: sekvencia — series of items or events
• Slovak: následnosť — series of items or events
• Spanish: retahíla — series of items or events
• Spanish: ristra — series of items or events
• Spanish: sarta — series of items or events
• Spanish: ringlera — series of items or events
• Swedish: serie — series of items or events
• Swedish: följd — series of items or events
• Swedish: rad — series of items or events
• Arabic: سِلْسِلَة (silsila) — programming: sequence of characters
• Belarusian: радо́к (radók) — programming: sequence of characters
• Bulgarian: низ (niz) — programming: sequence of characters
• Catalan: cadena — programming: sequence of characters
• Chinese Mandarin: 字符串 (zìfúchuàn) — programming: sequence of characters
• Chinese Mandarin: 字串 (zìchuàn) — programming: sequence of characters
• Czech: řetězec — programming: sequence of characters
• Danish: streng — programming: sequence of characters
• Dutch: karakterreeks — programming: sequence of characters
• Esperanto: signoĉeno — programming: sequence of characters
• Estonian: sõne — programming: sequence of characters
• Finnish: merkkijono — programming: sequence of characters
• French: chaîne de caractères — programming: sequence of characters
• German: Zeichenkette — programming: sequence of characters
• German: String — programming: sequence of characters
• Greek: συμβολοσειρά (symvoloseirá) — programming: sequence of characters
• Gujarati: શબ્દમાળા (śabdamāḷā) — programming: sequence of characters
• Hebrew: מחרוזת (makhrózet) — programming: sequence of characters
• Hindi: स्ट्रिंग (sṭriṅg) — programming: sequence of characters
• Hungarian: karakterlánc — programming: sequence of characters
• Hungarian: karakterfüzér — programming: sequence of characters
• Hungarian: string — programming: sequence of characters
• Icelandic: strengur — programming: sequence of characters
• Icelandic: stafastrengur — programming: sequence of characters
• Italian: stringa — programming: sequence of characters
• Italian: sequenza di caratteri — programming: sequence of characters
• Japanese: 文字列 (mojiretsu) — programming: sequence of characters
• Japanese: 列 (retsu) — programming: sequence of characters
• Japanese: ストリング (sutoringu) — programming: sequence of characters
• Kazakh: жолдық тұрпат (joldyq tūrpat) — programming: sequence of characters
• Korean: 문자열 (munjayeol) — programming: sequence of characters
• Korean: 열 (yeol) — programming: sequence of characters
• Korean: 렬 (ryeol) — programming: sequence of characters
• Norwegian Bokmål: streng — programming: sequence of characters
• Norwegian Nynorsk: streng — programming: sequence of characters
• Persian: رشته (rešte) — programming: sequence of characters
• Polish: ciąg znaków — programming: sequence of characters
• Portuguese: cadeia de caracteres — programming: sequence of characters
• Romanian: șir de caractere — programming: sequence of characters
• Russian: строка́ (stroká) — programming: sequence of characters
• Serbo-Croatian: niska — programming: sequence of characters
• Serbo-Croatian: ниска — programming: sequence of characters
• Slovak: reťazec — programming: sequence of characters
• Swahili: tungo — programming: sequence of characters
• Swedish: sträng — programming: sequence of characters
• Thai: สตริง (sàtring) — programming: sequence of characters
• Thai: สายอักขระ — programming: sequence of characters
• Turkish: dizgi — programming: sequence of characters
• Ukrainian: рядо́к (rjadók) — programming: sequence of characters
• Vietnamese: chuỗi — programming: sequence of characters
• Vietnamese: xâu — programming: sequence of characters
• Welsh: llinyn — programming: sequence of characters
• Southern Altai: кыл (kïl) — string of a musical instrument
• Arabic: وَتَر (watar) — string of a musical instrument
• Azerbaijani: tel — string of a musical instrument
• Azerbaijani: sim — string of a musical instrument
• Bashkir: ҡыл (qıl) — string of a musical instrument
• Belarusian: струна́ (struná) — string of a musical instrument
• Bengali: তার (tar) — string of a musical instrument
• Bulgarian: струна (struna) — string of a musical instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 琴弦 (qínxián) — string of a musical instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 弦 (xián) — string of a musical instrument
• Czech: struna — string of a musical instrument
• Danish: streng — string of a musical instrument
• Dutch: snaar — string of a musical instrument
• Esperanto: kordo — string of a musical instrument
• Estonian: keel — string of a musical instrument
• Finnish: kieli — string of a musical instrument
• French: corde — string of a musical instrument
• Galician: corda — string of a musical instrument
• German: Saite — string of a musical instrument
• Greek: χορδή (chordí) — string of a musical instrument
• Ancient Greek: χορδή (khordḗ) — string of a musical instrument
• Hebrew: מֵיתָר (meytár) — string of a musical instrument
• Hindi: तंतु (tantu) — string of a musical instrument
• Hindi: ताँत (tā̃t) — string of a musical instrument
• Hindi: तंत (tant) — string of a musical instrument
• Hungarian: húr — string of a musical instrument
• Icelandic: strengur — string of a musical instrument
• Ingrian: keeli — string of a musical instrument
• Italian: corda — string of a musical instrument
• Japanese: 弦 (tsuru) — string of a musical instrument
• Kazakh: қыл (qyl) — string of a musical instrument
• Korean: 현 (hyeon) — string of a musical instrument
• Kyrgyz: кыл (kıl) — string of a musical instrument
• Lithuanian: styga — string of a musical instrument
• Macedonian: струна (struna) — string of a musical instrument
• Mongolian: утас (utas) — string of a musical instrument
• Church Slavic: строуна (struna) — string of a musical instrument
• Old East Slavic: струна (struna) — string of a musical instrument
• Persian: سیم (sim) — string of a musical instrument
• Polish: struna — string of a musical instrument
• Portuguese: corda — string of a musical instrument
• Romanian: coardă — string of a musical instrument
• Russian: струна́ (struná) — string of a musical instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: стру̏на — string of a musical instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: жи̏ца — string of a musical instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: strȕna — string of a musical instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: žȉca — string of a musical instrument
• Slovak: struna — string of a musical instrument
• Slovene: struna — string of a musical instrument
• Spanish: cuerda — string of a musical instrument
• Swedish: sträng — string of a musical instrument
• Thai: สาย (sǎai) — string of a musical instrument
• Turkish: tel — string of a musical instrument
• Ottoman Turkish: شراع (şiraʿ) — string of a musical instrument
• Ukrainian: струна́ (struná) — string of a musical instrument
• Vietnamese: đàn — string of a musical instrument
• Vietnamese: dây — string of a musical instrument
• Vietnamese: huyền — string of a musical instrument
• Welsh: tant — string of a musical instrument
• Bulgarian: струнна секция (strunna sekcija) — stringed instruments section
• Danish: strygerne — stringed instruments section
• Dutch: snaarinstrumenten — stringed instruments section
• Estonian: keelpillid — stringed instruments section
• Finnish: jouset — stringed instruments section
• French: cordes — stringed instruments section
• Greek: έγχορδα (énchorda) — stringed instruments section
• Hungarian: húrosok — stringed instruments section
• Hungarian: vonósok — stringed instruments section
• Italian: strumenti a corda — stringed instruments section
• Portuguese: cordas — stringed instruments section
• Romanian: coarde — stringed instruments section
• Swedish: stränginstrument — stringed instruments section
• Bulgarian: условие (uslovie) — conditions
• Bulgarian: ограничение (ograničenie) — conditions
• Finnish: ehdot — conditions
• Finnish: rajoitukset — conditions
• Hungarian: kikötés — conditions
• Hungarian: feltétel — conditions
• Hungarian: előfeltétel — conditions
• Italian: clausola restrittiva — conditions
• Italian: condizioni accessorie — conditions
• Japanese: 条件 (jōken) — conditions
• Russian: усло́вие (uslóvije) — conditions
• Chinese Mandarin: 弦 (xián) — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Finnish: säie — physics: subject of study in string theory
• French: corde — physics: subject of study in string theory
• German: String — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Greek: χορδή (chordí) — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Hungarian: húr — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Italian: teoria delle stringhe — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Kazakh: желі (jelı) — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Polish: struna — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Romanian: string — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Russian: струна́ (struná) — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Slovak: struna — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Turkish: ip — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Turkish: tel — physics: subject of study in string theory
• Finnish: pilvi — slang: cannabis or marijuana
• French: cannabis — slang: cannabis or marijuana
• French: marijuana — slang: cannabis or marijuana
• Hungarian: fű — slang: cannabis or marijuana
• Hungarian: marihuána — slang: cannabis or marijuana
• Azerbaijani: düzmək — put on a string
• Bulgarian: нанизвам (nanizvam) — put on a string
• Catalan: enfilar — put on a string
• Danish: trække på snor — put on a string
• Dutch: rijgen — put on a string
• Dutch: aaneenrijgen — put on a string
• Finnish: pujottaa — put on a string
• French: enfiler — put on a string
• Galician: enfiar — put on a string
• German: auffädeln — put on a string
• German: einfädeln — put on a string
• Ingrian: ripustaa — put on a string
• Māori: kaui — put on a string
• Portuguese: enfileirar — put on a string
• Russian: нани́зывать (nanízyvatʹ) — put on a string
• Spanish: enhebrar — put on a string
• Ottoman Turkish: دیزمك (dizmek) — put on a string
• Bulgarian: слагам струни (slagam struni) — put strings on
• Danish: opstrenge — put strings on
• Danish: strenge op — put strings on
• Finnish: nauhoittaa — put strings on
• Finnish: jänteistää — put strings on
• Portuguese: encordoar — put strings on
• Spanish: encordar — put strings on
• Swedish: stränga — put strings on