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• Received-Pronunciation: /swiːt/
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• General-American: /swit/
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• homophone: suite
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• rhymes with -iːt
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• CMU ARPABET: S W IY1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *sweh2d- Proto-Indo-European *-us Proto-Indo-European *swéh2dus Proto-Germanic *swōtuz Proto-Germanic *-jaz Proto-West Germanic *-ī Proto-West Germanic *swōtī Old English swēte Middle English swete English sweet From Middle English soot, sweete, swete, swoote, from Old English swēte, swoete, swōt, swœ̄te (“sweet”), from Proto-West Germanic *swōtī, from Proto-Germanic *swōtuz (“sweet”), from Proto-Indo-European *swéh2dus (“sweet”), from *sweh2d- (“sweet”) + *-us. Cognates Cognate with Yola sweet (“sweet”), Saterland Frisian swäit (“sweet”), West Frisian swiet (“sweet”), Alemannic German süeß (“sweet”), Bavarian siaß (“sweet; cute”), Central Franconian söß (“sweet”), Dutch zoet (“sweet”), German süss, süß (“sweet; cute”), Limburgish söüt (“sweet; cute”), Low German seut, sööt (“sweet”), Luxembourgish séiss (“sweet”), Vilamovian ziss (“sweet”), Yiddish זיס (zis, “sweet; cute”), Danish sød (“sweet; cute, pretty”), Faroese søtur (“sweet”), Icelandic sætur (“sweet; cute, pretty”), Norwegian Bokmål and Norwegian Nynorsk søt (“sweet; cute”), Swedish söt (“sweet; cute”); also Latin suāvis (“delicious, pleasant, sweet”), Ancient Greek ἡδύς (hēdús, “sweet; pleasant; glad, pleased”), Albanian shije (“flavour, taste”), Lithuanian sūdyti (“to add salt; to brine, souse”), Armenian քաղցր (kʻaġcʻr, “sweet”), Tocharian A swār (“sweet”), Tocharian B swāre (“sweet, tender”), Sanskrit स्वादु (svādú, “delicious, palatable, savoury, sweet, tasty; dainty, delicate”). Doublet of suave.

* As an English surname, from the adjective sweet. * As a German and Jewish surname, translated from Suess, from süß (“sweet”). * As a French surname, translated from Ledoux.

828 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Acehnese: mamèh — having a pleasant taste
• Afrikaans: soet — having a pleasant taste
• Aklanon: matam-is — having a pleasant taste
• Albanian: ëmbël — having a pleasant taste
• Albanian: amel (gheg) — having a pleasant taste
• Southern Altai: тату (tatu) — having a pleasant taste
• Amharic: ጣፋጭ (ṭafač̣) — having a pleasant taste
• Arabic: حُلْو (ḥulw) — having a pleasant taste
• Arabic: سكري (sokkari) — having a pleasant taste
• Arabic: حلو (ḥilu) — having a pleasant taste
• Aragonese: dulce — having a pleasant taste
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܸܠܝܵܐ (ḥilyā) — having a pleasant taste
• Armenian: քաղցր (kʻaġcʻr) — having a pleasant taste
• Aromanian: dultsi — having a pleasant taste
• Aromanian: dultse — having a pleasant taste
• Assamese: মিঠা (mitha) — having a pleasant taste
• Asturian: dulce — having a pleasant taste
• Avar: гьуиннаб (hwinnab) — having a pleasant taste
• Aymara: muxsa — having a pleasant taste
• Azerbaijani: dadlı — having a pleasant taste
• Bala: 沾春 (zhanchun) — having a pleasant taste
• Bashkir: татлы (tatlı) — having a pleasant taste
• Basque: gozo — having a pleasant taste
• Belarusian: сало́дкі (salódki) — having a pleasant taste
• Bengali: মিঠা (miṭha) — having a pleasant taste
• Bengali: মিষ্টি (miśṭi) — having a pleasant taste
• Bhojpuri: मीठ (mīṭh) — having a pleasant taste
• Central Bikol: mahamis — having a pleasant taste
• Breton: dous — having a pleasant taste
• Bulgarian: сла́дък (sládǎk) — having a pleasant taste
• Burmese: ချို (hkyui) — having a pleasant taste
• Buryat: амтатай (amtataj) — having a pleasant taste
• Catalan: dolç — having a pleasant taste
• Cebuano: tam-is — having a pleasant taste
• Chagatai: چوچوک (čüčük) — having a pleasant taste
• Chechen: мерза (merza) — having a pleasant taste
• Chichewa: tseketseke — having a pleasant taste
• Chichewa: tsekemera — having a pleasant taste
• Chickasaw: champoli — having a pleasant taste
• Chinese Cantonese: 甜 (tim4) — having a pleasant taste
• Chinese Mandarin: 甜 (tián) — having a pleasant taste
• Chinook Jargon: t'si — having a pleasant taste
• Chuvash: тутлӑ (tutlă) — having a pleasant taste
• Chuvash: пылак (pylak) — having a pleasant taste
• Crimean Tatar: tatlı — having a pleasant taste
• Czech: sladký — having a pleasant taste
• Dalmatian: dolc — having a pleasant taste
• Danish: sød — having a pleasant taste
• Dargwa: муриси (murisi) — having a pleasant taste
• Dutch: zoet — having a pleasant taste
• Egyptian: b-n:r-bnr (bnr) — having a pleasant taste
• Egyptian: nDm-m (nḏm) — having a pleasant taste
• Erzya: ламбамо (lambamo) — having a pleasant taste
• Esperanto: dolĉa — having a pleasant taste
• Estonian: magus — having a pleasant taste
• Evenki: ала (ala) — having a pleasant taste
• Extremaduran: duci — having a pleasant taste
• Faroese: søtur — having a pleasant taste
• Finnish: makea — having a pleasant taste
• Franco-Provençal: dóux — having a pleasant taste
• French: doux — having a pleasant taste
• Friulian: dolç — having a pleasant taste
• Friulian: dolč — having a pleasant taste
• Galician: doce — having a pleasant taste
• Georgian: ტკბილი (ṭḳbili) — having a pleasant taste
• German: süß — having a pleasant taste
• German: lecker — having a pleasant taste
• Gothic: 𐍅𐍉𐌸𐌴𐌹𐍃 (wōþeis) — having a pleasant taste
• Greek: γλυκός (glykós) — having a pleasant taste
• Ancient Greek: γλυκύς (glukús) — having a pleasant taste
• Gujarati: મીઠી (mīṭhī) — having a pleasant taste
• Haitian Creole: dou — having a pleasant taste
• Hausa: mai dāɖi — having a pleasant taste
• Hawaiian: momona — having a pleasant taste
• Hawaiian: mona — having a pleasant taste
• Hebrew: מָתוֹק (matók) — having a pleasant taste
• Higaonon: matam-is — having a pleasant taste
• Hiligaynon: matam-is — having a pleasant taste
• Hindi: मीठा (mīṭhā) — having a pleasant taste
• Hinukh: гьуэнав (huenav) — having a pleasant taste
• Hungarian: édes — having a pleasant taste
• Icelandic: sætur — having a pleasant taste
• Ido: dolca — having a pleasant taste
• Igbo: ịhe di uto — having a pleasant taste
• Indonesian: manis — having a pleasant taste
• Ingrian: makkia — having a pleasant taste
• Ingush: мерза (merza) — having a pleasant taste
• Irish: milis — having a pleasant taste
• Italian: dolce — having a pleasant taste
• Japanese: 甘い (amai) — having a pleasant taste
• Javanese: legi — having a pleasant taste
• Kalmyk: әмтәхн (ämtäxn) — having a pleasant taste
• Karachay-Balkar: татлы (tatlı) — having a pleasant taste
• S'gaw Karen: အဆၢ (ʼa hsuh) — having a pleasant taste
• Kazakh: тәтті (tättı) — having a pleasant taste
• Khakas: тадылығ (tadılığ) — having a pleasant taste
• Khmer: ផ្អែម (p’aem) — having a pleasant taste
• Korean: 달콤하다 (dalkom-hada) — having a pleasant taste
• Korean: 달다 (dalda) — having a pleasant taste
• Koryak: наллявʼӄин (nallyawqin) — having a pleasant taste
• Koryak: наллягӄин (nallyagqin) — having a pleasant taste
• Kumyk: татли (tatli) — having a pleasant taste
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — having a pleasant taste
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — having a pleasant taste
• Kyrgyz: таттуу (tattuu) — having a pleasant taste
• Lao: ຫວານ (huān) — having a pleasant taste
• Latgalian: soldons — having a pleasant taste
• Latin: dulcis — having a pleasant taste
• Latin: suāvis — having a pleasant taste
• Latvian: salds — having a pleasant taste
• Lithuanian: saldus — having a pleasant taste
• Livonian: magḑi — having a pleasant taste
• Lombard: dolz — having a pleasant taste
• Lombard: duls — having a pleasant taste
• Lü: ᦛᦱᧃ (v̇aan) — having a pleasant taste
• Luganda: -woomerevu — having a pleasant taste
• Luxembourgish: séiss — having a pleasant taste
• Macedonian: сладок (sladok) — having a pleasant taste
• Malagasy: ankamamina — having a pleasant taste
• Malagasy: mamy — having a pleasant taste
• Malay: manis — having a pleasant taste
• Malayalam: മധുരം (madhuraṁ) — having a pleasant taste
• Manchu: ᠵᠠᠨᠴᡠᡥᡡᠨ (jancuhūn) — having a pleasant taste
• Mansaka: matamis — having a pleasant taste
• Northern Mansi: атыӈ (atyň) — having a pleasant taste
• Māori: āwenewene — having a pleasant taste
• Māori: reka — having a pleasant taste
• Maranao: mamis — having a pleasant taste
• Marathi: गोड (goḍ) — having a pleasant taste
• Eastern Mari: шере (šere) — having a pleasant taste
• Western Mari: ширӹ (širÿ) — having a pleasant taste
• Mauritian Creole: dou — having a pleasant taste
• Megleno-Romanian: dulți — having a pleasant taste
• Mirandese: doce — having a pleasant taste
• Mongolian: амттай (amttaj) — having a pleasant taste
• Navajo: łikan — having a pleasant taste
• Neapolitan: doce — having a pleasant taste
• Niuean: humelie — having a pleasant taste
• Norwegian: søt — having a pleasant taste
• Occitan: doç — having a pleasant taste
• Odia: ମଧୁର (madhura) — having a pleasant taste
• Odia: ମିଠା (miṭhā) — having a pleasant taste
• Old English: swēte — having a pleasant taste
• Oromo: mi'aawaa — having a pleasant taste
• Papiamentu: dushi — having a pleasant taste
• Pashto: خوږ (xoģ) — having a pleasant taste
• Pashto: خوږه (xwaģa) — having a pleasant taste
• Persian: شیرین (širin) — having a pleasant taste
• Plautdietsch: seet — having a pleasant taste
• Polabian: slåtťĕ — having a pleasant taste
• Polish: słodki — having a pleasant taste
• Portuguese: doce — having a pleasant taste
• Punjabi: سوادی (soādī) — having a pleasant taste
• Punjabi: ਸੁਆਦੀ (suādī) — having a pleasant taste
• Quechua: ñukñu — having a pleasant taste
• Quechua: miski — having a pleasant taste
• Quechua: mişki — having a pleasant taste
• Romani: gudlo — having a pleasant taste
• Vlax-Romani: guglo — having a pleasant taste
• Romanian: dulce — having a pleasant taste
• Romansh: dultsch — having a pleasant taste
• Romansh: doltsch — having a pleasant taste
• Romansh: dutsch — having a pleasant taste
• Russian: сла́дкий (sládkij) — having a pleasant taste
• Rwanda-Rundi: bombo — having a pleasant taste
• Rwanda-Rundi: gusosa — having a pleasant taste
• Sanskrit: मधुर (madhura) — having a pleasant taste
• Scottish Gaelic: milis — having a pleasant taste
• Scottish Gaelic: mealach — having a pleasant taste
• Serbo-Croatian: сладак — having a pleasant taste
• Serbo-Croatian: sladak — having a pleasant taste
• Shona: kutapira — having a pleasant taste
• Shor: таамнығ — having a pleasant taste
• Sicilian: duci — having a pleasant taste
• Slovak: sladký — having a pleasant taste
• Slovene: sladek — having a pleasant taste
• Somali: macaan — having a pleasant taste
• Lower Sorbian: słodki — having a pleasant taste
• Spanish: dulce — having a pleasant taste
• Spanish: rico — having a pleasant taste
• Spanish: sabroso — having a pleasant taste
• Spanish: gustoso — having a pleasant taste
• Swahili: tamu — having a pleasant taste
• Swedish: söt — having a pleasant taste
• Tagalog: matamis — having a pleasant taste
• Tahitian: momona — having a pleasant taste
• Tahitian: monamona — having a pleasant taste
• Tajik: ширин (širin) — having a pleasant taste
• Tamil: இனிப்பான (iṉippāṉa) — having a pleasant taste
• Tamil: இனிக்க (iṉikka) — having a pleasant taste
• Tatar: татлы (tatlı) — having a pleasant taste
• Telugu: తియ్య (tiyya) — having a pleasant taste
• Telugu: తీయ (tīya) — having a pleasant taste
• Telugu: తియ్యని (tiyyani) — having a pleasant taste
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — having a pleasant taste
• Tibetan: མངར་མོ (mngar mo) — having a pleasant taste
• Tocharian B: swāre — having a pleasant taste
• Turkish: tatlı — having a pleasant taste
• Turkmen: datly — having a pleasant taste
• Turkmen: süýji — having a pleasant taste
• Tuvan: чигирзиг (çigirzig) — having a pleasant taste
• Udmurt: ческыт (ćeskyt) — having a pleasant taste
• Udmurt: коньыт (końyt) — having a pleasant taste
• Ugaritic: 𐎎𐎚𐎖 (mtq) — having a pleasant taste
• Ukrainian: соло́дкий (solódkyj) — having a pleasant taste
• Urdu: میٹھا (mīṭhā) — having a pleasant taste
• Uyghur: چۈچۈك (chüchük) — having a pleasant taste
• Uyghur: شېرىن (shërin) — having a pleasant taste
• Uyghur: تاتلىق (tatliq) — having a pleasant taste
• Uzbek: totli — having a pleasant taste
• Uzbek: shirin — having a pleasant taste
• Venda: tshimedzwa — having a pleasant taste
• Venetan: dólso — having a pleasant taste
• Venetan: dolse — having a pleasant taste
• Venetan: dólzo — having a pleasant taste
• Venetan: dolž — having a pleasant taste
• Vietnamese: ngọt — having a pleasant taste
• Volapük: svidik — having a pleasant taste
• Welsh: melys — having a pleasant taste
• Welsh: pêr — having a pleasant taste
• Wolof: partart — having a pleasant taste
• Xhosa: mnandi — having a pleasant taste
• Yakut: минньигэс (minňiges) — having a pleasant taste
• Yiddish: זיס (zis) — having a pleasant taste
• Yoruba: adun — having a pleasant taste
• Yucatec Maya: chʼujuk — having a pleasant taste
• Zazaki: şirın (diq) — having a pleasant taste
• Zulu: mnandi — having a pleasant taste
• Afrikaans: soet — having a taste of sugar
• Afrikaans: soeterig — having a taste of sugar
• Albanian: i ëmbël — having a taste of sugar
• Albanian: amelt (gheg) — having a taste of sugar
• Amharic: ጣፋጭ (ṭafač̣) — having a taste of sugar
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܸܠܝܵܐ (ḥilyā) — having a taste of sugar
• Armenian: քաղցր (kʻaġcʻr) — having a taste of sugar
• Aromanian: dultsi — having a taste of sugar
• Asturian: dulce — having a taste of sugar
• Azerbaijani: dadlı — having a taste of sugar
• Azerbaijani: şirin — having a taste of sugar
• Basque: gozoa — having a taste of sugar
• Belarusian: сало́дкі (salódki) — having a taste of sugar
• Bengali: মিঠা (miṭha) — having a taste of sugar
• Central Bikol: mahamis — having a taste of sugar
• Breton: dous — having a taste of sugar
• Breton: c'hwek — having a taste of sugar
• Bulgarian: сла́дък (sládǎk) — having a taste of sugar
• Burmese: ချို (hkyui) — having a taste of sugar
• Catalan: dolç — having a taste of sugar
• Chagatai: چوچوک (čwčwk) — having a taste of sugar
• Chagatai: شیرین — having a taste of sugar
• Chickasaw: champoli — having a taste of sugar
• Chinese Cantonese: 甜 (tim4) — having a taste of sugar
• Chinese: тян (tian) — having a taste of sugar
• Eastern Min Chinese: 甜 (diĕng) — having a taste of sugar
• Chinese: 甜 (zh-min-nan) — having a taste of sugar
• Chinese Mandarin: 甜 (tián) — having a taste of sugar
• Wu Chinese: 甜 — having a taste of sugar
• Chinook Jargon: t'si — having a taste of sugar
• Crimean Tatar: tatlı — having a taste of sugar
• Czech: sladký — having a taste of sugar
• Danish: sød — having a taste of sugar
• Dutch: zoet — having a taste of sugar
• Esperanto: dolĉa — having a taste of sugar
• Estonian: magus — having a taste of sugar
• Ewe: ŋaneŋane — having a taste of sugar
• Faroese: søtur — having a taste of sugar
• Finnish: makea — having a taste of sugar
• Finnish: imelä — having a taste of sugar
• Finnish: äitelä — having a taste of sugar
• Finnish: sokerinen — having a taste of sugar
• French: sucré — having a taste of sugar
• Friulian: dolç — having a taste of sugar
• Friulian: dolč — having a taste of sugar
• Galician: doce — having a taste of sugar
• Georgian: ტკბილი (ṭḳbili) — having a taste of sugar
• German: süß — having a taste of sugar
• Gothic: 𐍅𐍉𐌸𐌴𐌹𐍃 (wōþeis) — having a taste of sugar
• Greek: γλυκός (glykós) — having a taste of sugar
• Ancient Greek: γλυκύς (glukús) — having a taste of sugar
• Haitian Creole: dous — having a taste of sugar
• Hawaiian: momona — having a taste of sugar
• Hawaiian: mona — having a taste of sugar
• Hebrew: מָתוֹק (matók) — having a taste of sugar
• Hindi: मीठा (mīṭhā) — having a taste of sugar
• Hungarian: édes — having a taste of sugar
• Icelandic: sætur — having a taste of sugar
• Ido: sukroza — having a taste of sugar
• Ingrian: makkia — having a taste of sugar
• Irish: milis — having a taste of sugar
• Italian: dolce — having a taste of sugar
• Italian: zuccheroso — having a taste of sugar
• Japanese: 甘い (amai) — having a taste of sugar
• Jingpho: dwi — having a taste of sugar
• Jingpho: dui — having a taste of sugar
• Kaitag: музи́ (muzí) — having a taste of sugar
• Kazakh: тәтті (tättı) — having a taste of sugar
• Khmer: ផ្អែម (phʼaem) — having a taste of sugar
• Korean: 달다 (dalda) — having a taste of sugar
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — having a taste of sugar
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — having a taste of sugar
• Kyrgyz: таттуу (tattuu) — having a taste of sugar
• Lao: ຫວານ (huān) — having a taste of sugar
• Latin: dulcis — having a taste of sugar
• Latvian: salds — having a taste of sugar
• Lepcha: ᰣᰦᰁᰤᰦᰮ (ʔáklyám) — having a taste of sugar
• Lithuanian: saldus — having a taste of sugar
• Livonian: magḑõ — having a taste of sugar
• Livonian: magḑi — having a taste of sugar
• Macedonian: сладок (sladok) — having a taste of sugar
• Malay: manis — having a taste of sugar
• Manchu: ᠵᠠᠨᠴᡠᡥᡡᠨ (jancuhūn) — having a taste of sugar
• Northern Mansi: атыӈ (atyň) — having a taste of sugar
• Māori: waitī — having a taste of sugar
• Māori: āwenewene — having a taste of sugar
• Māori: reka — having a taste of sugar
• Marathi: गोड (goḍ) — having a taste of sugar
• Mongolian: чихэрлэг (čixerleg) — having a taste of sugar
• Nepali: गुलियो (guliyo) — having a taste of sugar
• Norwegian: søt — having a taste of sugar
• Occitan: doç — having a taste of sugar
• Ojibwe: wiishkobi- — having a taste of sugar
• Pela: tʃhu55 — having a taste of sugar
• Persian: شیرین (širin) — having a taste of sugar
• Plautdietsch: seet — having a taste of sugar
• Polish: słodki — having a taste of sugar
• Portuguese: doce — having a taste of sugar
• Quechua: misk'i — having a taste of sugar
• Romanian: dulce — having a taste of sugar
• Russian: сла́дкий (sládkij) — having a taste of sugar
• Sanskrit: मधुर (madhura) — having a taste of sugar
• Sardinian: durke — having a taste of sugar
• Scottish Gaelic: milis — having a taste of sugar
• Scottish Gaelic: mealach — having a taste of sugar
• Serbo-Croatian: сладак — having a taste of sugar
• Serbo-Croatian: sladak — having a taste of sugar
• Slovak: sladký — having a taste of sugar
• Slovene: sladek — having a taste of sugar
• Lower Sorbian: słodki — having a taste of sugar
• Spanish: dulce — having a taste of sugar
• Swahili: tamu — having a taste of sugar
• Swedish: söt — having a taste of sugar
• Tagalog: matamis — having a taste of sugar
• Tagalog: maasukal — having a taste of sugar
• Tahitian: momona — having a taste of sugar
• Tahitian: monamona — having a taste of sugar
• Tajik: ширин (širin) — having a taste of sugar
• Tamil: இனிக்க (iṉikka) — having a taste of sugar
• Tatar: татлы (tatlı) — having a taste of sugar
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — having a taste of sugar
• Tongan: melie — having a taste of sugar
• Turkish: tatlı — having a taste of sugar
• Turkish: şirin — having a taste of sugar
• Turkmen: şirin — having a taste of sugar
• Ugaritic: 𐎎𐎚𐎖 (mtq) — having a taste of sugar
• Ukrainian: соло́дкий (solódkyj) — having a taste of sugar
• Urdu: میٹھا (mīṭhā) — having a taste of sugar
• Uyghur: تاتلىق (tatliq) — having a taste of sugar
• Uyghur: شېرىن (shërin) — having a taste of sugar
• Uyghur: چۈچۈك (chüchük) — having a taste of sugar
• Uzbek: totli — having a taste of sugar
• Uzbek: shirin — having a taste of sugar
• Venetan: dólso — having a taste of sugar
• Venetan: dolse — having a taste of sugar
• Venetan: dólzo — having a taste of sugar
• Vietnamese: ngọt — having a taste of sugar
• Volapük: svidik — having a taste of sugar
• Welsh: melys — having a taste of sugar
• Yucatec Maya: ch'ujuk — having a taste of sugar
• Afrikaans: soet — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Albanian: ëmbëlsim — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܸܠܝܵܐ (ḥilyā) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Armenian: քաղցր (kʻaġcʻr) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Belarusian: сало́дкі (salódki) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Central Bikol: mahamis — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Breton: dous — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Bulgarian: сла́дък (sládǎk) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Catalan: dolç — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Catalan: ensucrat — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Chickasaw: champoli — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Czech: slazený — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Danish: sødet — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Danish: sød — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Dutch: zoet — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Dutch: gezoet — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Finnish: makea — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Finnish: makeutettu — containing a sweetening ingredient
• French: sucré — containing a sweetening ingredient
• German: zuckerhaltig — containing a sweetening ingredient
• German: gezuckert — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Greek: γλυκός (glykós) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Hebrew: מתוק (matok) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Hungarian: édes — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Icelandic: sætur — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Italian: dolcificato — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Italian: zuccherato — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Japanese: 甘い (amai) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Korean: 달다 (dalda) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Northern Kurdish: şirînkirî — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Latvian: salds — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Northern Mansi: атыӈ (atyň) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Norwegian: sukkertilsatt — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Polish: słodzony — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Portuguese: doce — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Portuguese: adocicado — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Portuguese: adoçado — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Romanian: dulce — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Romanian: îndulcit — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Russian: сла́дкий (sládkij) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Spanish: azucarado — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Swahili: tamu — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Swedish: söt — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Swedish: sötad — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Tagalog: matamis — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — containing a sweetening ingredient
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܸܠܝܵܐ (ḥilyā) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Armenian: քաղցր (kʻaġcʻr) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Belarusian: сало́дкі (salódki) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Breton: dous — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Breton: c'hwek — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Bulgarian: сла́дък (sládǎk) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Catalan: dolç — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Chickasaw: champoli — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Czech: sladký — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Danish: sød — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Finnish: makea — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• French: doux — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• German: lieblich — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Hebrew: מתוק (matok) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Italian: dolce — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Japanese: 甘い (amai) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Japanese: 甘口 (amakuchi) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Korean: 달콤하다 (dalkom-hada) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Norwegian: søt — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Polish: słodkie — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Portuguese: suave — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Romanian: dulce — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Russian: сла́дкий (sládkij) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Spanish: dulce — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Swedish: söt — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — of a wine: retaining a portion of sugar
• Afrikaans: soet — not having a salty taste
• Armenian: քաղցրահամ (kʻaġcʻraham) — not having a salty taste
• Belarusian: прэ́сны (présny) — not having a salty taste
• Breton: dous — not having a salty taste
• Breton: disall — not having a salty taste
• Bulgarian: пре́сен (présen) — not having a salty taste
• Czech: sladký — not having a salty taste
• Danish: usaltet — not having a salty taste
• Danish: fersk — not having a salty taste
• Dutch: zoet — not having a salty taste
• Esperanto: dolĉa — not having a salty taste
• Finnish: makea — not having a salty taste
• French: doux — not having a salty taste
• Greek: ανάλατος (análatos) — not having a salty taste
• Italian: non salato — not having a salty taste
• Italian: dolce — not having a salty taste
• Japanese: しょっぱくない (shoppakunai) — not having a salty taste
• Japanese: 塩気のない (shioke no nai) — not having a salty taste
• Korean: 삼삼하다 (samsam-hada) — not having a salty taste
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — not having a salty taste
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — not having a salty taste
• Macedonian: пресен (presen) — not having a salty taste
• Norwegian: usaltet — not having a salty taste
• Norwegian: fersk — not having a salty taste
• Church Slavic: прѣснъ (prěsnŭ) — not having a salty taste
• Old East Slavic: прѣснъ (prěsnŭ) — not having a salty taste
• Polish: słodki — not having a salty taste
• Portuguese: doce — not having a salty taste
• Romanian: dulce — not having a salty taste
• Russian: пре́сный (présnyj) — not having a salty taste
• Spanish: dulce — not having a salty taste
• Swahili: peremende — not having a salty taste
• Swedish: frisk — not having a salty taste
• Swedish: färsk — not having a salty taste
• Swedish: osaltad — not having a salty taste
• Swedish: söt — not having a salty taste
• Ukrainian: прі́сний (prísnyj) — not having a salty taste
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܒܲܣܝܼܡܵܐ (basīmā) — having a pleasant smell
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܗܲܢܝܼܐܵܐ (hanīˀā) — having a pleasant smell
• Armenian: անուշահոտ (anušahot) — having a pleasant smell
• Breton: c'hwek — having a pleasant smell
• Czech: voňavý — having a pleasant smell
• Danish: sød — having a pleasant smell
• Danish: sødlig — having a pleasant smell
• Dutch: zoet — having a pleasant smell
• Finnish: miellyttävä — having a pleasant smell
• Finnish: ihana — having a pleasant smell
• Finnish: suloinen — having a pleasant smell
• Finnish: hyväntuoksuinen — having a pleasant smell
• Georgian: არომატული (aromaṭuli) — having a pleasant smell
• German: wohlriechend — having a pleasant smell
• German: duftend — having a pleasant smell
• Greek: ευωδιαστός (evodiastós) — having a pleasant smell
• Italian: profumato — having a pleasant smell
• Italian: fragrante — having a pleasant smell
• Japanese: 芳しい (kaguwashii) — having a pleasant smell
• Japanese: 香しい (kaguwashii) — having a pleasant smell
• Korean: 향기롭다 (hyanggiropda) — having a pleasant smell
• Marathi: सुगंध (sugandha) — having a pleasant smell
• Norwegian: søtlig — having a pleasant smell
• Polish: słodki — having a pleasant smell
• Portuguese: perfumado — having a pleasant smell
• Portuguese: cheiroso — having a pleasant smell
• Romanian: parfumat — having a pleasant smell
• Romanian: înmiresmat — having a pleasant smell
• Romanian: dulce — having a pleasant smell
• Russian: души́стый (dušístyj) — having a pleasant smell
• Scottish Gaelic: blasda — having a pleasant smell
• Scottish Gaelic: milis — having a pleasant smell
• Spanish: dulce — having a pleasant smell
• Spanish: fragante — having a pleasant smell
• Spanish: oloroso — having a pleasant smell
• Swahili: tamu — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: behaglig — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: doftande — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: härlig — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: ljuvlig — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: mild — having a pleasant smell
• Swedish: väldoftande — having a pleasant smell
• Tamil: நறுமணமுடைய (naṟumaṇamuṭaiya) — having a pleasant smell
• Tamil: நறுமணம் கொண்ட (naṟumaṇam koṇṭa) — having a pleasant smell
• Thai: หอม (hɔ̌ɔm) — having a pleasant smell
• Breton: fresk — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Czech: čerstvý — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Danish: frisk — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Finnish: raikas — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• French: frais — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Italian: fresco — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Japanese: 新鮮 (shinsen) — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Korean: 신선하다 (sinseon-hada) — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Norwegian: fersk — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Portuguese: fresco — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Romanian: dulce — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Romanian: proaspăt — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Spanish: fresco — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Swahili: tamu — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Swedish: frisk — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Swedish: färsk — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Thai: สด (sòt) — not decaying, rancid, sour, spoiled, or stale
• Armenian: քաղցրահնչյուն (kʻaġcʻrahnčʻyun) — having a pleasant sound
• Breton: heson — having a pleasant sound
• Catalan: dolç — having a pleasant sound
• Czech: melodický — having a pleasant sound
• Danish: melodisk — having a pleasant sound
• Danish: behagelig — having a pleasant sound
• Finnish: ihana — having a pleasant sound
• Finnish: miellyttävä — having a pleasant sound
• Finnish: pehmeä — having a pleasant sound
• French: doux — having a pleasant sound
• French: mélodieux — having a pleasant sound
• Greek: γλυκόηχος (glykóichos) — having a pleasant sound
• Irish: binn — having a pleasant sound
• Italian: intonato — having a pleasant sound
• Italian: melodioso — having a pleasant sound
• Japanese: 心地よい (kokochi-yoi) — having a pleasant sound
• Japanese: 快い (kokoroyoi) — having a pleasant sound
• Korean: 감미롭다 (gammiropda) — having a pleasant sound
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — having a pleasant sound
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — having a pleasant sound
• Marathi: मधूर (madhūr) — having a pleasant sound
• Norwegian: vakker — having a pleasant sound
• Polish: słodki — having a pleasant sound
• Polish: melodyjny — having a pleasant sound
• Portuguese: doce — having a pleasant sound
• Portuguese: melodioso — having a pleasant sound
• Romanian: dulce — having a pleasant sound
• Romanian: melodios — having a pleasant sound
• Russian: сладкозву́чный (sladkozvúčnyj) — having a pleasant sound
• Russian: мелоди́чный (melodíčnyj) — having a pleasant sound
• Sanskrit: मधुर (madhura) — having a pleasant sound
• Scottish Gaelic: binn — having a pleasant sound
• Scottish Gaelic: grinn — having a pleasant sound
• Spanish: dulce — having a pleasant sound
• Spanish: melodioso — having a pleasant sound
• Swedish: ljuv — having a pleasant sound
• Swedish: melodisk — having a pleasant sound
• Swedish: vacker — having a pleasant sound
• Swedish: välljudande — having a pleasant sound
• Tamil: மெல்லிசை (mellicai) — having a pleasant sound
• Tamil: இனிய (iṉiya) — having a pleasant sound
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — having a pleasant sound
• Thai: เพราะ (prɔ́) — having a pleasant sound
• Thai: ไพเราะ (pai-rɔ́) — having a pleasant sound
• Afrikaans: lieflik — having a pleasing disposition
• Amharic: ደግ (däg) — having a pleasing disposition
• Amharic: የደግነት (yädägnät) — having a pleasing disposition
• Armenian: դուրեկան (durekan) — having a pleasing disposition
• Asturian: dulce — having a pleasing disposition
• Azerbaijani: mehriban — having a pleasing disposition
• Belarusian: мі́лы (míly) — having a pleasing disposition
• Breton: habask — having a pleasing disposition
• Breton: kuñv — having a pleasing disposition
• Catalan: dolç — having a pleasing disposition
• Czech: milý — having a pleasing disposition
• Czech: příjemný — having a pleasing disposition
• Danish: sød — having a pleasing disposition
• Danish: blid — having a pleasing disposition
• Dutch: lief — having a pleasing disposition
• Dutch: vriendelijk — having a pleasing disposition
• Dutch: schattig — having a pleasing disposition
• Esperanto: aminda — having a pleasing disposition
• Finnish: herttainen — having a pleasing disposition
• Finnish: kultainen — having a pleasing disposition
• Finnish: suloinen — having a pleasing disposition
• Finnish: mukava — having a pleasing disposition
• French: sympathique — having a pleasing disposition
• French: sympa — having a pleasing disposition
• French: doux — having a pleasing disposition
• Galician: doce — having a pleasing disposition
• German: süß — having a pleasing disposition
• German: herzig — having a pleasing disposition
• German: lieblich — having a pleasing disposition
• German: liebenswürdig — having a pleasing disposition
• Greek: πράος (práos) — having a pleasing disposition
• Greek: μειλίχιος (meilíchios) — having a pleasing disposition
• Ancient Greek: γλυκύς (glukús) — having a pleasing disposition
• Hebrew: מתוק (matok) — having a pleasing disposition
• Ido: dolca — having a pleasing disposition
• Irish: caoin — having a pleasing disposition
• Italian: simpatico — having a pleasing disposition
• Italian: dolce — having a pleasing disposition
• Italian: carino — having a pleasing disposition
• Japanese: 可愛い (kawaii) — having a pleasing disposition
• Khmer: ទន់ភ្លន់ (tʊən plʊən) — having a pleasing disposition
• Korean: 마음좋다 (ma'eumjota) — having a pleasing disposition
• Northern Kurdish: xwînşirîn — having a pleasing disposition
• Northern Kurdish: şirîn — having a pleasing disposition
• Latin: suāvis — having a pleasing disposition
• Norwegian: snill — having a pleasing disposition
• Norwegian: vennlig — having a pleasing disposition
• Polish: miły — having a pleasing disposition
• Polish: uroczy — having a pleasing disposition
• Portuguese: doce — having a pleasing disposition
• Portuguese: amável — having a pleasing disposition
• Romanian: dulce — having a pleasing disposition
• Romanian: simpatic — having a pleasing disposition
• Russian: ми́лый (mílyj) — having a pleasing disposition
• Scottish Gaelic: grinn — having a pleasing disposition
• Scottish Gaelic: milis — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: agradable — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: bello — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: dulce — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: encantador — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: hermoso — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: lindo — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: mono — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: afable — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: chachi — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: chanchi — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: amable — having a pleasing disposition
• Spanish: derretido — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: behaglig — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: intagande — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: ljuv — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: gullig — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: näpen — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: söt — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: älsklig — having a pleasing disposition
• Swedish: älskvärd — having a pleasing disposition
• Tamil: பதமான (patamāṉa) — having a pleasing disposition
• Thai: หวาน (wǎan) — having a pleasing disposition
• Yiddish: זיס (zis) — having a pleasing disposition
• Afrikaans: hulpwardig — having a helpful disposition
• Armenian: դուրեկան (durekan) — having a helpful disposition
• Czech: milý — having a helpful disposition
• Czech: ochotný — having a helpful disposition
• Danish: venlig — having a helpful disposition
• Dutch: lief — having a helpful disposition
• Dutch: schattig — having a helpful disposition
• Finnish: ystävällinen — having a helpful disposition
• Finnish: auttavainen — having a helpful disposition
• Finnish: herttainen — having a helpful disposition
• Finnish: kultainen — having a helpful disposition
• French: charmant — having a helpful disposition
• French: gentil — having a helpful disposition
• German: nett — having a helpful disposition
• Hebrew: מתוק (matok) — having a helpful disposition
• Italian: dolce — having a helpful disposition
• Italian: gentile — having a helpful disposition
• Italian: carino — having a helpful disposition
• Italian: amabile — having a helpful disposition
• Japanese: 親切 (shinsetsu) — having a helpful disposition
• Japanese: 都合のよい (tsugō no yoi) — having a helpful disposition
• Korean: 마음좋다 (ma'eumjota) — having a helpful disposition
• Northern Kurdish: destxweş — having a helpful disposition
• Norwegian: hjelpsom — having a helpful disposition
• Norwegian: vennlig — having a helpful disposition
• Polish: miły — having a helpful disposition
• Polish: uroczy — having a helpful disposition
• Portuguese: amigável — having a helpful disposition
• Romanian: drăguț — having a helpful disposition
• Russian: ми́лый (mílyj) — having a helpful disposition
• Scottish Gaelic: grinn — having a helpful disposition
• Scottish Gaelic: milis — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: amable — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: benigno — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: tierno — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: bondadoso — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: magnánimo — having a helpful disposition
• Spanish: afable — having a helpful disposition
• Swedish: hjälpsam — having a helpful disposition
• Swedish: rar — having a helpful disposition
• Swedish: vänlig — having a helpful disposition
• Swedish: omtänksam — having a helpful disposition
• Tamil: நல் (nal) — having a helpful disposition
• Thai: จ๊าบ (jáap) — having a helpful disposition
• Danish: ren — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Finnish: puhdas — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Italian: puro — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Italian: genuino — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Japanese: 雑味のない (zatsumi no nai) — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Korean: 알맞다 (almatda) — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Norwegian: ren — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Portuguese: puro — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Swedish: frisk — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Swedish: ren — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Swedish: söt — free from excessive unwanted substances
• Finnish: makea — colloquial, very good
• Finnish: makee — colloquial, very good
• Finnish: siisti — colloquial, very good
• French: génial — colloquial, very good
• Hungarian: szuper — colloquial, very good
• Hungarian: klassz — colloquial, very good
• Japanese: 素晴らしい (subarashii) — colloquial, very good
• Marathi: छान (chān) — colloquial, very good
• Romanian: mișto — colloquial, very good
• Tamil: செம்ம (cemma) — colloquial, very good
• Albanian: ëmbelsisht — in a sweet manner
• Catalan: dolçament — in a sweet manner
• Danish: sødt — in a sweet manner
• Danish: let — in a sweet manner
• Esperanto: dolĉe — in a sweet manner
• Finnish: ihanasti — in a sweet manner
• Finnish: hellästi — in a sweet manner
• Franco-Provençal: dóuciment — in a sweet manner
• French: doucement — in a sweet manner
• Galician: docemente — in a sweet manner
• Italian: dolcemente — in a sweet manner
• Japanese: 快く (kokoroyoku) — in a sweet manner
• Polish: słodko — in a sweet manner
• Portuguese: docemente — in a sweet manner
• Romanian: dulce — in a sweet manner
• Spanish: dulcemente — in a sweet manner
• Swedish: ljuvligt — in a sweet manner
• Swedish: härligt — in a sweet manner
• Swedish: sött — in a sweet manner
• Swedish: underbart — in a sweet manner
• Swedish: vackert — in a sweet manner
• Arabic: حَلْوَى (ḥalwā) — sugary confection
• Armenian: կոնֆետ (konfet) — sugary confection
• Azerbaijani: şirniyyat — sugary confection
• Catalan: dolç — sugary confection
• Catalan: llaminadura — sugary confection
• Chinese Cantonese: 糖 — sugary confection
• Chinese: 糖仔餅 /糖仔饼 (thn̂g-á-pián) — sugary confection
• Chinese Mandarin: 糖果 (tángguǒ) — sugary confection
• Ngazidja Comorian: bombo — sugary confection
• Czech: sladkost — sugary confection
• Danish: konfekt — sugary confection
• Danish: bolsje — sugary confection
• Danish: slik — sugary confection
• Dutch: snoep — sugary confection
• Dutch: snoepje — sugary confection
• Esperanto: sukeraĵo — sugary confection
• Finnish: makeinen — sugary confection
• Finnish: karamelli — sugary confection
• Finnish: karkki — sugary confection
• Finnish: namu — sugary confection
• French: friandise — sugary confection
• French: bonbon — sugary confection
• French: sucreries — sugary confection
• Galician: doce — sugary confection
• Georgian: კამფეტი (ḳampeṭi) — sugary confection
• German: Süßigkeit — sugary confection
• German: Bonbon — sugary confection
• German: Zältli — sugary confection
• German: Täfeli — sugary confection
• German: Zückerli (Graubünden) — sugary confection
• German: Täfi — sugary confection
• Greek: καραμέλα (karaméla) — sugary confection
• Hebrew: מַמְתָּק (mamtáq) — sugary confection
• Hebrew: סֻכָּרִיָּה \ סוכריה (sukariáh) — sugary confection
• Hindi: मिठाई (miṭhāī) — sugary confection
• Hindi: कैंडी (kaiṇḍī) — sugary confection
• Hungarian: édesség — sugary confection
• Hungarian: cukorka — sugary confection
• Ingrian: herkku — sugary confection
• Irish: milseán — sugary confection
• Italian: dolcetto — sugary confection
• Italian: caramella — sugary confection
• Japanese: 糖菓 (tōka) — sugary confection
• Central Kurdish: شیرین (şîrîn) — sugary confection
• Latvian: saldums — sugary confection
• Luxembourgish: Kamell — sugary confection
• Luxembourgish: Zockerboun — sugary confection
• Polish: cukierek — sugary confection
• Polish: słodycze — sugary confection
• Portuguese: doce — sugary confection
• Romanian: dulce — sugary confection
• Romanian: bomboană — sugary confection
• Russian: конфе́та (konféta) — sugary confection
• Russian: ледене́ц (ledenéc) — sugary confection
• Russian: сласть (slastʹ) — sugary confection
• Russian: сла́дость (sládostʹ) — sugary confection
• Scottish Gaelic: suiteas — sugary confection
• Scottish Gaelic: mìlsean — sugary confection
• Spanish: dulce — sugary confection
• Spanish: caramelo — sugary confection
• Spanish: chuche — sugary confection
• Spanish: confite — sugary confection
• Spanish: mishque — sugary confection
• Swahili: peremende — sugary confection
• Swahili: pipi — sugary confection
• Swedish: karamell — sugary confection
• Swedish: godsak — sugary confection
• Swedish: godis — sugary confection
• Swedish: snask — sugary confection
• Swedish: sötsak — sugary confection
• Tagalog: matatamis — sugary confection
• Tamil: இனிப்பு (iṉippu) — sugary confection
• Tamil: மிட்டாய் (miṭṭāy) — sugary confection
• Telugu: మిఠాయి (miṭhāyi) — sugary confection
• Turkish: şeker — sugary confection
• Ukrainian: цуке́рка (cukérka) — sugary confection
• Zulu: iswidi — sugary confection