supplant

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• UK: səpläntʹ
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• UK: /səˈplɑːnt/
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• Canada, Northern-England, US: səplăntʹ
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• Canada, Northern-England, US: /səˈplænt/
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From Middle English supplanten, supplaunten, from Old French supplanter, from Latin supplantō (“trip up”), from sub (“from below, under”) + planta (“sole”).

36 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: изме́ствам (izméstvam) — to take the place of, to replace
• Bulgarian: избу́твам (izbútvam) — to take the place of, to replace
• Dutch: verdringen — to take the place of, to replace
• Dutch: vervangen — to take the place of, to replace
• Dutch: opvolgen — to take the place of, to replace
• Esperanto: anstataŭi — to take the place of, to replace
• Finnish: korvata — to take the place of, to replace
• French: supplanter — to take the place of, to replace
• German: verdrängen — to take the place of, to replace
• German: ersetzen — to take the place of, to replace
• German: ausstechen — to take the place of, to replace
• Greek: υποσκελίζω (yposkelízo) — to take the place of, to replace
• Māori: rīwhi — to take the place of, to replace
• Māori: whakakapi — to take the place of, to replace
• Portuguese: suplantar — to take the place of, to replace
• Portuguese: substituir — to take the place of, to replace
• Romanian: înlocui — to take the place of, to replace
• Russian: вытесня́ть (vytesnjátʹ) — to take the place of, to replace
• Russian: выживать (vyživatʹ) — to take the place of, to replace
• Spanish: suplantar — to take the place of, to replace
• Swedish: ersätta — to take the place of, to replace
• Swedish: avlösa — to take the place of, to replace
• Swedish: tränga undan — to take the place of, to replace
• Turkish: yerine geçmek — to take the place of, to replace
• Bulgarian: изпъ́ждам (izpǎ́ždam) — to remove violently
• French: détrôner — to remove violently
• French: déposer — to remove violently
• French: dézinguer — to remove violently
• French: renverser — to remove violently
• French: éradiquer — to remove violently
• Italian: detronizzare — to remove violently
• Italian: rovesciare — to remove violently
• Russian: искорени́ть (iskorenítʹ) — to remove violently
• Spanish: destronar — to remove violently
• Spanish: derribar — to remove violently
• Spanish: derrocar — to remove violently