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• UK: /ˈsʌbˌsɛt/
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• CMU ARPABET: S AH1 B S EH2 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *upó Proto-Italic *supo Latin sub Latin sub-der. English sub- English set English subset From sub- + set.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: alt çoxluq — set whose elements are within another given set
• Bulgarian: подмножество (podmnožestvo) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Catalan: subconjunt — set whose elements are within another given set
• Chinese Mandarin: 子集 (zǐjí) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Czech: podmnožina — set whose elements are within another given set
• Danish: delmængde — set whose elements are within another given set
• Dutch: deelverzameling — set whose elements are within another given set
• Estonian: alamhulk — set whose elements are within another given set
• Finnish: osajoukko — set whose elements are within another given set
• French: sous-ensemble — set whose elements are within another given set
• Georgian: ქვესიმრავლე (kvesimravle) — set whose elements are within another given set
• German: Untermenge — set whose elements are within another given set
• German: Teilmenge — set whose elements are within another given set
• Greek: υποσύνολο (yposýnolo) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Hebrew: תת קבוצה — set whose elements are within another given set
• Hindi: उपसमुच्चय (upasmuccay) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Hungarian: részhalmaz — set whose elements are within another given set
• Icelandic: hlutmengi — set whose elements are within another given set
• Irish: fo-thacar — set whose elements are within another given set
• Italian: sottoinsieme — set whose elements are within another given set
• Japanese: 部分集合 (bubun jūgō) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Korean: 부분집합 (bubunjiphap) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Macedonian: подмно́жество (podmnóžestvo) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Pannonian Rusyn: подмножество (podmnožestvo) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Polish: podzbiór — set whose elements are within another given set
• Portuguese: subconjunto — set whose elements are within another given set
• Romanian: submulțime — set whose elements are within another given set
• Russian: подмно́жество (podmnóžestvo) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Slovene: podmnožica — set whose elements are within another given set
• Spanish: subconjunto — set whose elements are within another given set
• Swedish: delmängd — set whose elements are within another given set
• Tagalog: kubtangkas — set whose elements are within another given set
• Ukrainian: підмножина́ (pidmnožyná) — set whose elements are within another given set
• Vietnamese: tập hợp con — set whose elements are within another given set
• Vietnamese: tập con — set whose elements are within another given set
• Welsh: is-set — set whose elements are within another given set
• Finnish: osajoukko — group contained in a larger group
• French: sous-ensemble — group contained in a larger group
• Italian: sottogruppo — group contained in a larger group
• Northern Kurdish: binkom — group contained in a larger group
• Polish: podgrupa — group contained in a larger group
• Portuguese: subconjunto — group contained in a larger group
• Portuguese: subgrupo — group contained in a larger group
• Romanian: subgrup — group contained in a larger group
• Romanian: subclasă — group contained in a larger group
• Russian: подгру́ппа (podgrúppa) — group contained in a larger group
• Welsh: is-set — group contained in a larger group
• Welsh: isgasgliad — group contained in a larger group