taste

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The verb is from Middle English tasten, borrowed from Old French taster (“to taste, touch or hit”), from unattested Vulgar Latin *tastāre (“to touch or feel”), from *taxitāre, an innovated iterative form of Classical Latin taxāre (“to touch sharply”), from tangere (“to touch, to grasp”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *teh2g-, which is assumed to have had the same meaning as tangere. The noun came from the verb, and the two conflated after English lost its infinitive suffix -en, though tasten was most likely already used nominatively (as a gerund), similar to Modern English tasting. Almost fully displaced native smack, from Middle English smac, smak, smacke, from Old English smæc, smæċċ (“taste, smatch”). Displaced English smatch, from Middle English smacchen, smecchen, from Old English smæċċan (“to taste; to smack”); displaced also Middle English buriȝen, from Old English bierġan (“to taste”).

496 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: shije — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Arabic: ذَوْق (ḏawq) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Arabic: طَعْم (ṭaʕm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Arabic: مَذَاق (maḏāq) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Arabic: طَعَم (ṭaʕam) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Armenian: համ (ham) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Aromanian: gustu — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Assamese: জুতি (zuti) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Assamese: সোৱাদ (xüad) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Azerbaijani: dad — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• West Coast Bajau: reso — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bashkir: тәм (təm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bashkir: тат (tat) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Basque: dastamen — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Belarusian: смак (smak) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bengali: স্বাদ (śad) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bengali: সোয়াদ (śoad) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bengali: মজা (môza) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bhojpuri: स्वाद (svād) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bulgarian: вкус (vkus) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Burmese: အရသာ (a.ra.sa) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Burmese: ရသ (ra.sa.) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Catalan: gust — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Catalan: sabor — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Catalan: tast — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chechen: чам (čam) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Cantonese: 味道 (mei6 dou6) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Cantonese: 味 (mei6) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese: видо (vido) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Eastern Min Chinese: 味 (ê) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Gan Chinese: 味道 (ui5 tau) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese: 味 (zh-min-nan) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Mandarin: 味道 (wèidao) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Mandarin: 味兒 /味儿 (wèir) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Mandarin: 氣味 /气味 (qìwèi) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Chinese Mandarin: 味覺 /味觉 (wèijué) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Northern Min Chinese: 味道 (mī-dàu) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Czech: chuť — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Old Czech: chut — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Danish: smag — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Dutch: smaak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Egyptian: d:p*t-F20-A2 (dpt) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Esperanto: gusto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Estonian: maitse — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Even: амтан (amtan) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Evenki: амта (amta) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Finnish: maku — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Finnish: makuaisti — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• French: goût — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• French: saveur — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Friulian: savôr — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Friulian: gust — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: tasto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: saibo — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: laimo — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: chorido — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: gusto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Galician: celme — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Georgian: გემო (gemo) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• German: Geschmack — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• German: Schmecken — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• German: Gust — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Greek: γεύση (géfsi) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ancient Greek: γεῦσις (geûsis) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Gujarati: સ્વાદ (svād) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Haitian Creole: gou — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Hebrew: טַעַם (tá'am) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Hindi: स्वाद (svād) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Hindi: ज़ायक़ा (zāyqā) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Hungarian: íz — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Icelandic: bragð — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Indonesian: rasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ingrian: maku — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ingush: чам (čam) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Irish: blas — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Italian: gusto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Italian: sapore — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Japanese: 味覚 (mikaku) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Japanese: 味 (aji) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Javanese: rasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Old Javanese: rasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Kalmyk: амтн (amtn) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Kazakh: дәм (däm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Khmer: រសជាតិ (rŭəh ciət) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Korean: 미각 (migak) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Korean: 맛 (mat) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Kumyk: татыв (tatıw) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Central Kurdish: تام (tam) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Central Kurdish: چاخ (çax) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Northern Kurdish: çêj — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Northern Kurdish: tam — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Kyrgyz: даам (daam) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lao: ລົດຊາດ (lot sāt) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Latgalian: garža — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Latin: gustātus — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Latin: sapor — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Latvian: garša — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lithuanian: skonis — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Livonian: maits — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lombard: savor — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lombard: savur — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Macedonian: вкус (vkus) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Malay: rasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Manchu: ᠠᠮᡨᠠᠨ (amtan) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Mansaka: nanam — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Māori: tāwara — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Māori: tāw(h)ara — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Middle English: smak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Mongolian: амт (amt) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Nanai: амтан (amtan) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Nivkh: амра (amra) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Norwegian Bokmål: smak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Norwegian Nynorsk: smak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Occitan: tast — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Occitan: gost — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ossetian: ад (ad) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Pali: rasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Pashto: طعم (ta'm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Pashto: خوند (xwand) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Iranian Persian: طَعْم (ta'm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Iranian Persian: مَزِه (maze) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Iranian Persian: مَزِّه (mazze) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Polish: smak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Portuguese: gosto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Portuguese: sabor — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Punjabi: ਸੁਆਦ (suāda) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Romanian: gust — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Romansh: gust — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Romansh: gost — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Russian: вкус (vkus) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Sanskrit: रस (rasa) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Sardinian: gustu — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Scottish Gaelic: blas — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀кус — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Serbo-Croatian: ùkus — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Sicilian: gustu — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Sindhi: سواد (swadu) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Slovak: chuť — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Slovene: okȗs — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lower Sorbian: šmek — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Lower Sorbian: słod — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Spanish: gusto — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Swedish: smak — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tabasaran: дад (dad) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tabasaran: тӏяаьм (ṭjaa̱m) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tagalog: panlasa — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tajik: мазза (mazza) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tajik: маза (maza) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tajik: таъм (ta'm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tatar: тәм (täm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tetum: tamis — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Thai: รสชาติ (rót-châat) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Thai: รส (rót) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Tocharian B: śūke — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Turkish: çeşni — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Turkish: tat — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Turkish: lezzet — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ottoman Turkish: طات (tat) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ottoman Turkish: لذت (lezzet) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Turkmen: tagam — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Ukrainian: смак (smak) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Urdu: ذائِقَہ (zāiqa) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Urdu: طَعْم (ta'm) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Urdu: مَزَہ (maza) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Uyghur: تەم (tem) — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Uzbek: taʻm — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Venetan: saor — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Venetan: saore — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Vietnamese: vị — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Welsh: blas — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Zhuang: feihdauh — one of the sensations produced by the tongue
• Bulgarian: вкус (vkus) — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Burmese: ရသာရုံ (ra.sarum) — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Hungarian: ízlelés — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Hungarian: ízérzékelés — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Hungarian: ízérzék — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Hungarian: ízlelőképesség — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Middle English: smak — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Polish: smak — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Portuguese: paladar — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Russian: вкус (vkus) — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Vietnamese: vị giác — the sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation
• Arabic: ذَوْق (ḏawq) — implicit set of preferences
• Arabic: ذوق (zōʔ) — implicit set of preferences
• Arabic: ذوق (zōg) — implicit set of preferences
• Armenian: ճաշակ (čašak) — implicit set of preferences
• Azerbaijani: zövq — implicit set of preferences
• Bulgarian: вкус (vkus) — implicit set of preferences
• Chinese Mandarin: 品味 (pǐnwèi) — implicit set of preferences
• Czech: vkus — implicit set of preferences
• Danish: smag — implicit set of preferences
• Dutch: smaak — implicit set of preferences
• Estonian: maitse — implicit set of preferences
• Finnish: maku — implicit set of preferences
• French: goût — implicit set of preferences
• Friulian: gust — implicit set of preferences
• Georgian: გემოვნება (gemovneba) — implicit set of preferences
• German: Geschmack — implicit set of preferences
• Greek: προτίμηση (protímisi) — implicit set of preferences
• Greek: γούστο (goústo) — implicit set of preferences
• Hindi: स्वाद (svād) — implicit set of preferences
• Hungarian: ízlés — implicit set of preferences
• Icelandic: smekkur — implicit set of preferences
• Italian: gusto — implicit set of preferences
• Italian: inclinazione — implicit set of preferences
• Japanese: 趣味 (shumi) — implicit set of preferences
• Japanese: 味 (aji) — implicit set of preferences
• Latin: palātum — implicit set of preferences
• Latin: sapor — implicit set of preferences
• Latvian: gaume — implicit set of preferences
• Malay: citarasa — implicit set of preferences
• Nepali: स्वाद (svād) — implicit set of preferences
• Norwegian Bokmål: smak — implicit set of preferences
• Norwegian Nynorsk: smak — implicit set of preferences
• Polish: smak — implicit set of preferences
• Polish: gust — implicit set of preferences
• Portuguese: gosto — implicit set of preferences
• Portuguese: paladar — implicit set of preferences
• Russian: вкус (vkus) — implicit set of preferences
• Spanish: gusto — implicit set of preferences
• Spanish: gustos — implicit set of preferences
• Swedish: smak — implicit set of preferences
• Swedish: tycke — implicit set of preferences
• Ukrainian: смак (smak) — implicit set of preferences
• Vietnamese: sở thích — implicit set of preferences
• Vietnamese: gu — implicit set of preferences
• Yiddish: טעם (tam) — implicit set of preferences
• Yiddish: געשמאַק (geshmak) — implicit set of preferences
• Yiddish: גוסט (gust) — implicit set of preferences
• Bulgarian: скло́нност (sklónnost) — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Georgian: მიდრეკილება (midreḳileba) — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Hindi: रुचि (ruci) — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Hindi: वरीयता (varīytā) — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Hungarian: ízlés — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Hungarian: tetszés — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Hungarian: kedv — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Italian: gusto — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Italian: preferenza — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Russian: скло́нность (sklónnostʹ) — personal preference; liking; predilection
• Bulgarian: про́ба (próba) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Bulgarian: опи́тване (opítvane) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Danish: smagsprøve — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Egyptian: d:p*t-F20-A2 (dpt) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Finnish: maku — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• French: avant-goût — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Greek: γεύση (géfsi) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Greek: πρόγευση (prógefsi) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Hindi: स्वाद (svād) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Hungarian: ízelítő — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Hungarian: kóstoló — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Icelandic: forsmekkur — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Irish: tástáil — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Norwegian Bokmål: smakebit — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Portuguese: prova — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Russian: вкус (vkus) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Russian: пе́рвое знако́мство (pérvoje znakómstvo) — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Campidanese Sardinian: tastu — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Sardinian: tastu — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Sassarese: tastu — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Spanish: muestra — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Swedish: smakprov — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Swedish: smakbit — (figuratively) a small amount of experience
• Spanish: probadura — a small sample of food, drink, or recreational drugs
• Spanish: cata — a small sample of food, drink, or recreational drugs
• Southern Altai: таадар (taadar) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: ذَاقَ (ḏāqa) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: تَذَوَّقَ (taḏawwaqa) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: دَاق (dāq) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: ذاق (dāg, ḏāg) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: داق (dāq) — to sample the flavor of something
• Arabic: داق (dāq) — to sample the flavor of something
• Armenian: համտեսել (hamtesel) — to sample the flavor of something
• Aromanian: gustu — to sample the flavor of something
• Assamese: চাক (sak) — to sample the flavor of something
• Assamese: খাই চা (khai sa) — to sample the flavor of something
• Assamese: সোৱাদ ল (xüad lo) — to sample the flavor of something
• Azerbaijani: dadmaq — to sample the flavor of something
• Azerbaijani: dadına baxmaq — to sample the flavor of something
• Central Bikol: tana — to sample the flavor of something
• Bulgarian: вку́свам (vkúsvam) — to sample the flavor of something
• Bulgarian: опи́твам (opítvam) — to sample the flavor of something
• Bulgarian: вку́ся (vkúsja) — to sample the flavor of something
• Catalan: tastar — to sample the flavor of something
• Catalan: gustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Cebuano: tilaw — to sample the flavor of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 嘗味 /尝味 (chángwèi) — to sample the flavor of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 嘗 /尝 (cháng) — to sample the flavor of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 品嘗 /品尝 (pǐncháng) — to sample the flavor of something
• Czech: ochutnat — to sample the flavor of something
• Danish: smage — to sample the flavor of something
• Dutch: proeven — to sample the flavor of something
• Egyptian: d:p-F20-A2 (dp) — to sample the flavor of something
• Esperanto: gustumi — to sample the flavor of something
• Farefare: leme — to sample the flavor of something
• Finnish: maistaa — to sample the flavor of something
• French: goûter — to sample the flavor of something
• West-Frisian: priuwe — to sample the flavor of something
• Friulian: cercjâ — to sample the flavor of something
• Friulian: cerčhâ — to sample the flavor of something
• Galician: gustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Galician: probar — to sample the flavor of something
• Gallurese: attastà — to sample the flavor of something
• Gallurese: tastà — to sample the flavor of something
• German: kosten — to sample the flavor of something
• German: probieren — to sample the flavor of something
• Gothic: 𐌺𐌰𐌿𐍃𐌾𐌰𐌽 (kausjan) — to sample the flavor of something
• Greek: γεύομαι (gévomai) — to sample the flavor of something
• Greek: δοκιμάζω (dokimázo) — to sample the flavor of something
• Ancient Greek: γεύομαι (geúomai) — to sample the flavor of something
• Hebrew: טָעַם (ta'ám) — to sample the flavor of something
• Higaonon: tilaw — to sample the flavor of something
• Higaonon: sulayi — to sample the flavor of something
• Hindi: चखना (cakhnā) — to sample the flavor of something
• Hungarian: ízlel — to sample the flavor of something
• Hungarian: kóstol — to sample the flavor of something
• Hungarian: megízlel — to sample the flavor of something
• Hungarian: megkóstol — to sample the flavor of something
• Iban: megai — to sample the flavor of something
• Icelandic: bragða — to sample the flavor of something
• Icelandic: smakka — to sample the flavor of something
• Ido: gustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Ingrian: proovata — to sample the flavor of something
• Ingrian: yrittää — to sample the flavor of something
• Ingrian: pruukata — to sample the flavor of something
• Irish: tástáil — to sample the flavor of something
• Italian: gustare — to sample the flavor of something
• Italian: assaggiare — to sample the flavor of something
• Italian: assaporare — to sample the flavor of something
• Italian: godere — to sample the flavor of something
• Japanese: 味わう (ajiwau) — to sample the flavor of something
• Japanese: 嘗める (nameru) — to sample the flavor of something
• Kabuverdianu: purba — to sample the flavor of something
• Kabuverdianu: prová — to sample the flavor of something
• Lao: ຊີມ (sīm) — to sample the flavor of something
• Latin: gusto — to sample the flavor of something
• Latvian: garšot — to sample the flavor of something
• Lombard: gustà — to sample the flavor of something
• Maltese: daq — to sample the flavor of something
• Māori: ngutungutu — to sample the flavor of something
• Māori: hā — to sample the flavor of something
• Eastern Mari: авызлаш (avyzlaš) — to sample the flavor of something
• Mauritian Creole: goute — to sample the flavor of something
• Middle English: smacchen — to sample the flavor of something
• Middle English: smaken — to sample the flavor of something
• Mòcheno: kostn — to sample the flavor of something
• Mongolian: амтлах (amtlax) — to sample the flavor of something
• Moore: leemse — to sample the flavor of something
• Khiamniungan Naga: tàp — to sample the flavor of something
• Nepali: चाख्नु (cākhnu) — to sample the flavor of something
• Norman: gouôter — to sample the flavor of something
• Norwegian: smake — to sample the flavor of something
• Occitan: tastar — to sample the flavor of something
• Occitan: gostar — to sample the flavor of something
• Persian: چشیدن (češidan) — to sample the flavor of something
• Polish: smakować — to sample the flavor of something
• Polish: próbować — to sample the flavor of something
• Polish: kosztować — to sample the flavor of something
• Portuguese: sentir o gosto (de) — to sample the flavor of something
• Portuguese: provar — to sample the flavor of something
• Portuguese: experimentar — to sample the flavor of something
• Quechua: llaqway — to sample the flavor of something
• Romanian: gusta — to sample the flavor of something
• Romansh: gustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Romansh: guster — to sample the flavor of something
• Russian: про́бовать (próbovatʹ) — to sample the flavor of something
• Russian: попро́бовать (popróbovatʹ) — to sample the flavor of something
• Campidanese Sardinian: gustai — to sample the flavor of something
• Campidanese Sardinian: tastai — to sample the flavor of something
• Sardinian: assazare — to sample the flavor of something
• Sardinian: gustàre — to sample the flavor of something
• Sardinian: ingonnò — to sample the flavor of something
• Sassarese: attastà — to sample the flavor of something
• Sassarese: tastà — to sample the flavor of something
• Scottish Gaelic: blais — to sample the flavor of something
• Serbo-Croatian: probati — to sample the flavor of something
• Sicilian: tastari — to sample the flavor of something
• Sicilian: assapurari — to sample the flavor of something
• Sicilian: sàpiri — to sample the flavor of something
• Lower Sorbian: proběrowaś — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: gustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: probar — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: catar — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: tastar (disused) — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: degustar — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: paladear — to sample the flavor of something
• Spanish: libar — to sample the flavor of something
• Swedish: smaka — to sample the flavor of something
• Swedish: provsmaka — to sample the flavor of something
• Tagalog: tikman — to sample the flavor of something
• Tagalog: lasahan — to sample the flavor of something
• Tamil: சுவை (cuvai) — to sample the flavor of something
• Tetum: tamis — to sample the flavor of something
• Thai: ชิม (chim) — to sample the flavor of something
• Turkish: tatmak — to sample the flavor of something
• Turkish: tadına bakmak — to sample the flavor of something
• Ukrainian: смакува́ти (smakuváty) — to sample the flavor of something
• Ukrainian: спро́бувати (spróbuvaty) — to sample the flavor of something
• Ukrainian: куштува́ти (kuštuváty) — to sample the flavor of something
• Ukrainian: скуштува́ти (skuštuváty) — to sample the flavor of something
• Urdu: چکھنا (cakhnā) — to sample the flavor of something
• Vietnamese: nếm — to sample the flavor of something
• Walloon: sayî — to sample the flavor of something
• Walloon: goster — to sample the flavor of something
• Welsh: blasu — to sample the flavor of something
• Yiddish: טועם זײַן (toyem zayn) — to sample the flavor of something
• Yiddish: פֿאַרזוכן (farzukhn) — to sample the flavor of something
• ǃXóõ: ta̰ã — to sample the flavor of something
• Aromanian: gustu — to have a taste
• Azerbaijani: dadmaq — to have a taste
• Azerbaijani: dadını vermək — to have a taste
• Bulgarian: и́мам вкус на (ímam vkus na) — to have a taste
• Catalan: tastar — to have a taste
• Chinese Mandarin: 味道 (wèidao) — to have a taste
• Czech: chutnat — to have a taste
• Danish: smage — to have a taste
• Dutch: smaken — to have a taste
• Esperanto: gusti — to have a taste
• Finnish: maistua — to have a taste
• French: avoir un goût — to have a taste
• French: goûter — to have a taste
• Friulian: gustâ un savôr — to have a taste
• Galician: gorentar — to have a taste
• Galician: saber — to have a taste
• Gallurese: tastà — to have a taste
• Gallurese: attastà — to have a taste
• German: schmecken — to have a taste
• Gothic: 𐌺𐌰𐌿𐍃𐌾𐌰𐌽 (kausjan) — to have a taste
• Ancient Greek: γεύομαι (geúomai) — to have a taste
• Gujarati: ચાખવુ (cākhvu) — to have a taste
• Hindi: चखना (cakhnā) — to have a taste
• Hungarian: íze van — to have a taste
• Hungarian: ízű — to have a taste
• Icelandic: bragðast — to have a taste
• Ingrian: maistua — to have a taste
• Ingrian: maistaissa — to have a taste
• Italian: sapere — to have a taste
• Japanese: 味がする (aji ga suru) — to have a taste
• Kabuverdianu: purba — to have a taste
• Kabuverdianu: prová — to have a taste
• Latin: sapiō — to have a taste
• Latvian: garšot — to have a taste
• Maltese: daq — to have a taste
• Eastern Mari: авызлаш (avyzlaš) — to have a taste
• Norman: gouôter — to have a taste
• Norwegian: smake — to have a taste
• Occitan: tastar — to have a taste
• Persian: مزه داشتن (maze dâštan) — to have a taste
• Polish: smakować — to have a taste
• Portuguese: ter gosto de — to have a taste
• Portuguese: saber — to have a taste
• Romanian: a avea gust — to have a taste
• Russian: име́ть вку́с (imétʹ vkús) — to have a taste
• Campidanese Sardinian: gustai — to have a taste
• Campidanese Sardinian: tastai — to have a taste
• Sardinian: assazare — to have a taste
• Sardinian: gustàre — to have a taste
• Sassarese: tastà — to have a taste
• Sassarese: attastà — to have a taste
• Sicilian: tastari — to have a taste
• Spanish: saber — to have a taste
• Swedish: smaka — to have a taste
• Tamil: சுவை (cuvai) — to have a taste
• Thai: รส (rót) — to have a taste
• Turkish: tatmak — to have a taste
• Ukrainian: ма́ти смак (máty smak) — to have a taste
• Yiddish: טועם־טעם זײַן (toyem-tam zayn) — to have a taste
• Yiddish: פֿאַרזוכן (farzukhn) — to have a taste
• Arabic: ذَاقَ (ḏāqa) — to experience
• Arabic: تَذَوَّقَ (taḏawwaqa) — to experience
• Azerbaijani: dadmaq — to experience
• Bulgarian: изпитвам (izpitvam) — to experience
• Catalan: tastar — to experience
• Ngazidja Comorian: udhuku — to experience
• Ngazidja Comorian: uhisi — to experience
• Czech: ochutnat — to experience
• Danish: smage — to experience
• Dutch: ondergaan — to experience
• Dutch: gevoelen — to experience
• Egyptian: d:p-F20-A2 (dp) — to experience
• French: goûter de — to experience
• German: kosten — to experience
• Greek: γεύομαι (gévomai) — to experience
• Greek: δοκιμάζω (dokimázo) — to experience
• Ancient Greek: γεύομαι (geúomai) — to experience
• Hungarian: ízlel — to experience
• Hungarian: megízlel — to experience
• Italian: provare — to experience
• Maltese: daq — to experience
• Norman: gouôter — to experience
• Portuguese: experimentar — to experience
• Sicilian: tastari — to experience
• Sicilian: pruvari — to experience
• Spanish: saborear — to experience
• Swedish: smaka — to experience
• Vietnamese: trải nghiệm — to experience
• Vietnamese: nếm trải — to experience