train

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• Canadian, General-American, Received-Pronunciation, Standard: /ˈtɹeɪn/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈtɹɛjn/
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• Scotland: /ˈtɾen/
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As an English surname, from the noun train (“hunter's trap, snare”). Also from the Middle English phrase atte trewen (“at the trees”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dhregh-der.? Latin trahere Vulgar Latin *tragīnāre Old French traïnerder. Old French trainder. Middle English trayne English train From Middle English trayne (“train”), from Old French train (“a delay, a drawing out”), from traïner (“to pull out, to draw”), from Vulgar Latin *traginō, from *tragō, from Latin trahō (“to pull, to draw”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *tregh- (“to pull, draw, drag”). The verb was derived from the noun in Middle English. For the meaning to teach compare typologically Russian ната́скивать (natáskivatʹ) (akin to тащи́ть (taščítʹ)).

From Middle English trayne (“treachery”), from Anglo-Norman traine, Middle French traïne, from traïr (“to betray”).

From Dutch traan (“tear, drop”), from Middle Dutch trâen, from Old Dutch trān, from Proto-West Germanic *trahnu (“tear”). Compare German Träne (“tear”), Tran (“train oil”).

570 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ذَيْل (ḏayl) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Azerbaijani: uzun ətək — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Belarusian: шлейф (šljejf) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Belarusian: трэн (tren) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Bulgarian: шлейф (šlejf) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Catalan: ròssec — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Chinese Mandarin: 拖裾 (tuōjū) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Danish: slæb — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Dutch: sleep — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Finnish: laahus — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• French: traîne — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Galician: cola — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• German: Schleppe — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Ancient Greek: σύρμα (súrma) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Hebrew: שֹׁבֶל (shōvel) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Icelandic: slóði — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Japanese: トレーン (torēn) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Korean: 트레인 (teurein) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Manx: arbyl — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Māori: tautō — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Middle English: trayne — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Middle English: tayl — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Mongolian: хойд хормой (xojd xormoj) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Mongolian: сүүл (süül) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Polish: tren — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Portuguese: cauda — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Russian: шлейф (šlejf) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Russian: трен (trɛn) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Spanish: cola — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Swedish: släp — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Tagalog: sagayad — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Tagalog: saya de cola — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Ukrainian: шлейф (šlejf) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Ukrainian: трен (tren) — the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt which drags along the ground
• Abkhaz: адәыҕба (adwəğba) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Afrikaans: trein — line of connected cars or carriages
• Albanian: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Southern Altai: поезд (poyezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Southern Altai: паровоз (parovoz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Amharic: ባቡር (babur) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Arabic: قِطَار (qiṭār) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Arabic: قطر (ʔaṭr) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Arabic: قطار (qiṭār) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Arabic: قِطَار (giṭār) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Armenian: գնացք (gnacʻkʻ) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Assamese: ৰেলগাড়ী (relgari) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Asturian: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Azerbaijani: qatar — line of connected cars or carriages
• Azerbaijani: قطار (qatar) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bashkir: поезд (poyezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bashkir: ылау (ılaw) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Basque: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Belarusian: цягні́к (cjahník) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Belarusian: по́езд (pójezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Belarusian: параво́з (paravóz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bengali: ট্রেন (ṭren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bengali: রেলগাড়ি (relgaṛi) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bouyei: hojcey — line of connected cars or carriages
• Breton: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bulgarian: влак (vlak) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bulgarian: трен (tren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Bulgarian: желе́зница (želéznica) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Burmese: မီးရထား (mi:ra.hta:) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Carpathian Rusyn: по́їзд (pójizd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Carpathian Rusyn: по́тяг (pótjah) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Carpathian Rusyn: цуґ (cug) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Catalan: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chechen: цӏерпошт (cʼerpošt) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese Cantonese: 火車 /火车 (fo2 ce1) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese Cantonese: 列車 /列车 (lit6 ce1) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese: хуәчә (huəčə) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Eastern Min Chinese: 火車 /火车 (huōi-chiă) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Gan Chinese: 火車 /火车 ('fo3 ca1) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hakka Chinese: 火車 /火车 (fó-chhâ) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese: 火車 /火车 (hóe-chhia, hé-chhia, hér-chhia) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese: 列車 /列车 (lia̍t-chhia) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Jin Chinese: 火車 /火车 (hue2 ce1) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese Mandarin: 火車 /火车 (huǒchē) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chinese Mandarin: 列車 /列车 (lièchē) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern Min Chinese: 火車 /火车 (hǒ-chiá) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Wu Chinese: 火車 /火车 — line of connected cars or carriages
• Xiang Chinese: 火車 /火车 (ho3 che1) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Chuvash: пуйӑс (pujăs) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ngazidja Comorian: gari la moshi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ngazidja Comorian: shunɗufera — line of connected cars or carriages
• Cornish: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern East Cree: ᐅᑖᐹᓐ (otaapaan) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Southern East Cree: ᐃᔥᑯᑌᐅᑖᐹᓐ (ishkoteotaapaan) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Crimean Tatar: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Crimean Tatar: قطار (qıtar or qatar) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Czech: vlak — line of connected cars or carriages
• Dagbani: ziliji — line of connected cars or carriages
• Danish: tog — line of connected cars or carriages
• Dutch: trein — line of connected cars or carriages
• Erzya: поезд (pojezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Erzya: усксий (usksij) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Esperanto: trajno — line of connected cars or carriages
• Esperanto: vagonaro — line of connected cars or carriages
• Estonian: rong — line of connected cars or carriages
• Farefare: zirga — line of connected cars or carriages
• Faroese: tok — line of connected cars or carriages
• Finnish: juna — line of connected cars or carriages
• French: train — line of connected cars or carriages
• French: rame — line of connected cars or carriages
• Saterland Frisian: Toake — line of connected cars or carriages
• West-Frisian: trein — line of connected cars or carriages
• Friulian: treno — line of connected cars or carriages
• Friulian: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Galician: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Georgian: მატარებელი (maṭarebeli) — line of connected cars or carriages
• German: Zug — line of connected cars or carriages
• German: Eisenbahn — line of connected cars or carriages
• Greek: τρένο (tréno) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Greek: αμαξαστίχος (amaxastíchos) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Gujarati: આગગાડી (āgagāḍī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hawaiian: kāʻahi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hawaiian: kaʻa ahi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hebrew: רַכֶּבֶת (rakévet) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hindi: ट्रेन (ṭren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hindi: रेलगाड़ी (relgāṛī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hindi: गाड़ी (gāṛī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hungarian: vonat — line of connected cars or carriages
• Hungarian: vasút — line of connected cars or carriages
• Icelandic: lest — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ido: treno — line of connected cars or carriages
• Indonesian: kereta api — line of connected cars or carriages
• Indonesian: kereta — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ingrian: poojezda — line of connected cars or carriages
• Interlingua: traino — line of connected cars or carriages
• Irish: traein — line of connected cars or carriages
• Italian: treno — line of connected cars or carriages
• Japanese: 列車 (ressha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Japanese: 電車 (densha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Japanese: 汽車 (kisha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Javanese: sepur — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kabyle: tamacint — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kachchi: આગગાડ઼ી (āgagāṛī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kalmyk: һал тергн (ğal tergn) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kannada: ಹೊಗೆಬಂಡಿ (hogebaṇḍi) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kannada: ರೈಲು (railu) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kannada: ಧೂಮಶಕಟ (dhūmaśakaṭa) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kazakh: пойыз (poiyz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Khmer: រទេះភ្លើង (rɔɔrɔteh phləəng) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Khmer: រថភ្លើង (rŭətphləəng) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kikuyu: mogithi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Korean: 기차 (gicha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Korean: 열차 (yeolcha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Korean: 렬차 (ryeolcha) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Central Kurdish: شەمەندەفەر (şemendefer) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern Kurdish: trên — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern Kurdish: qîtar — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern Kurdish: şemendefer — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kusaal: ziriga — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kyrgyz: жүрүк (jürük) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ladino: treno — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lakota: ȟemáni — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lakota: mázačhaŋku — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lao: ລົດໄຟ (lot fai) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Latin: trāmen — line of connected cars or carriages
• Latin: hamaxostichus — line of connected cars or carriages
• Latvian: vilciens — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lingala: engunduka — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lithuanian: traukinys — line of connected cars or carriages
• Lü: ᦟᦷᧆᦝᦺ (lodfay) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Luhya: etreni — line of connected cars or carriages
• Luxembourgish: Zuch — line of connected cars or carriages
• Macedonian: воз (voz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Malay: kereta api — line of connected cars or carriages
• Malay: keretapi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Malay: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Malay: kereta lipan — line of connected cars or carriages
• Malayalam: തീവണ്ടി (tīvaṇṭi) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Maltese: ferrovija — line of connected cars or carriages
• Maltese: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Northern Mansi: на̄иӈтуйт (nāiňtujt) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Māori: tereina — line of connected cars or carriages
• Marathi: आगगाडी (āggāḍī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Marathi: रेल्वे (relve) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Marathi: गाडी (gāḍī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Marathi: ट्रेन (ṭren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Central Melanau: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Miami: aahkoleeki šoohkwaakani — line of connected cars or carriages
• Mirandese: camboio — line of connected cars or carriages
• Moksha: кигель (kigeľ) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Mongolian: галт тэрэг (galt tereg) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Mongolian: вагон (vagon) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Mongolian: ᠭᠠᠯᠲᠤ ᠲᠡᠷᠭᠡ (ɣaltu terge) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Mongolian: ᠸᠠᠭᠣᠨ (waɣon) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Moore: tẽre — line of connected cars or carriages
• Nahuatl: tepozcoatl — line of connected cars or carriages
• Navajo: kǫʼ naʼałbąąsii — line of connected cars or carriages
• Norman: train — line of connected cars or carriages
• Norman: tran — line of connected cars or carriages
• Norman: tue-vaques — line of connected cars or carriages
• Norwegian Bokmål: tog — line of connected cars or carriages
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tog — line of connected cars or carriages
• Occitan: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Odia: ଟ୍ରେନ୍ (ṭren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ojibwe: ishkodewidaabaan — line of connected cars or carriages
• Osage: oðíhtą kˀą́saaki — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ossetian: поезд (poezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Pannonian Rusyn: гайзибан (hajziban) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Pashto: اورګاډی (orgâḍay) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Persian: قَطَار (qatār) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Iranian Persian: قَطار (ġatâr) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Iranian Persian: تِرَن (teran) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Polish: pociąg — line of connected cars or carriages
• Portuguese: trem — line of connected cars or carriages
• Portuguese: comboio — line of connected cars or carriages
• Punjabi: ਗੱਡੀ (gaḍḍī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Punjabi: ریل گَڈی (rel gaḍī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Romanian: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Russian: по́езд (pójezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Russian: парово́з (parovóz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Kildin-Sami: по̄яс (pōjas) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Skolt-Sami: poojâs — line of connected cars or carriages
• Scottish Gaelic: trèan — line of connected cars or carriages
• Koyraboro-Senni: zirji — line of connected cars or carriages
• Serbo-Croatian: во̑з — line of connected cars or carriages
• Serbo-Croatian: вла̑к — line of connected cars or carriages
• Serbo-Croatian: vȏz — line of connected cars or carriages
• Serbo-Croatian: vlȃk — line of connected cars or carriages
• Silesian: cug — line of connected cars or carriages
• Sinhalese: කෝච්චිය (kōcciya) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Slovak: vlak — line of connected cars or carriages
• Slovene: vlak — line of connected cars or carriages
• Spanish: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Sranan Tongo: fayawagi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Sranan Tongo: loko — line of connected cars or carriages
• Swahili: garimoshi — line of connected cars or carriages
• Swahili: treni — line of connected cars or carriages
• Swedish: tåg — line of connected cars or carriages
• Swedish: persontåg — line of connected cars or carriages
• Swedish: godståg — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tagalog: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tajik: поезд (poyezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tajik: қатор (qator) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: ரயில் (rayil) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: புகைவண்டி (pukaivaṇṭi) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: கோச்சி (kōcci) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: புகையிரதம் (pukaiyiratam) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: தொடருந்து (toṭaruntu) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: தூமரதம் (tūmaratam) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tamil: தொடர்வண்டி (toṭarvaṇṭi) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Telugu: రైలు (railu) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Telugu: ట్రయిను (ṭrayinu) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tewa: okhíbay — line of connected cars or carriages
• Thai: รถไฟ (rót-fai) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tibetan: མེ་འཁོར (me 'khor) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tigrinya: ባቡር (babur) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Tlingit: shtéen káa — line of connected cars or carriages
• Turkish: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Turkish: katar — line of connected cars or carriages
• Turkmen: otly — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ukrainian: по́тяг (pótjah) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Ukrainian: по́їзд (pójizd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Unami: tënteëpchehëlas — line of connected cars or carriages
• Unami: tënte-tëpchehëlas — line of connected cars or carriages
• Urdu: ریل گاڑی (rel gāṛī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Urdu: گاڑی (gāṛī) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Urdu: قِطار (qitār) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Urdu: ریل (rel) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Urdu: ٹرین (ṭren) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Uyghur: پويىز (poyiz) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Uyghur: قاتار (qatar) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Uzbek: poezd — line of connected cars or carriages
• Uzbek: qator — line of connected cars or carriages
• Vietnamese: xe lửa — line of connected cars or carriages
• Vietnamese: tàu hỏa — line of connected cars or carriages
• Vietnamese: tàu lửa — line of connected cars or carriages
• Vietnamese: hỏa xa — line of connected cars or carriages
• Volapük: tren — line of connected cars or carriages
• Welsh: trên — line of connected cars or carriages
• Welsh: cerbydres — line of connected cars or carriages
• West Flemish: tring — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yakut: поезд (poyezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yiddish: באַן (ban) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yiddish: אײַזנבאַן (ayznban) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yiddish: צוג (tsug) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yiddish: פּאָיעזד (poyezd) — line of connected cars or carriages
• Yucatec Maya: tsíimin kʼáakʼ — line of connected cars or carriages
• Zazaki: payezd — line of connected cars or carriages
• Zazaki: qatar — line of connected cars or carriages
• Zhuang: cifeiz — line of connected cars or carriages
• Zhuang: hojceh — line of connected cars or carriages
• Zulu: isitimela — line of connected cars or carriages
• Arabic: قَافِلَة (qāfila) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Armenian: երթ (ertʻ) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Armenian: թափոր (tʻapʻor) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Breton: karavanenn — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Bulgarian: вери́га (veríga) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Bulgarian: ешело́н (ešelón) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Danish: optog — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Dutch: karavaan — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Dutch: rij — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Dutch: stoet — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Finnish: kulkue — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Finnish: jono — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Finnish: karavaani — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• French: caravane — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Greek: καραβάνι (karaváni) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Hebrew: שַׁיָּרָה \ שיירה (shayará) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Hungarian: karaván — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Icelandic: lest — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Interlingua: caravana — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Italian: carovana — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Japanese: 行列 (gyōretsu) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Korean: 행렬 (haengnyeol) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Latin: agmen — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Latvian: karavāna — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Māori: hikuroa — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Polish: orszak — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Polish: świta — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Polish: sznur — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Portuguese: comboio — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: карава́н (karaván) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: сви́та (svíta) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: верени́ца (vereníca) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: проце́ссия (procéssija) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: корте́ж (kortɛ́ž) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Russian: поезд (pojezd) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Serbo-Croatian: сви̏та — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̀тња — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Serbo-Croatian: svȉta — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Serbo-Croatian: pràtnja — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Spanish: caravana — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Swahili: garimoshi — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Swahili: treni — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Swedish: tåg — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Tamil: அணி (aṇi) — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Welsh: gosgordd — group of animals, vehicles, or people
• Bulgarian: низ (niz) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Bulgarian: после́дователност (poslédovatelnost) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Danish: række — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Danish: kæde — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Finnish: ketju — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Finnish: sarja — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• French: enchainement — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• German: Gedankenfolge — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• German: Reihe — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Greek: ειρμός — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Greek: ακολουθία (akolouthía) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Greek: αλληλουχία (allilouchía) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Italian: ordine — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Italian: sequenza — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Japanese: 連続 (renzoku) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Macedonian: низа (niza) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Polish: ciąg — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Polish: łańcuch — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Portuguese: série — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Portuguese: sequência — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Russian: череда́ (čeredá) — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Swedish: kedja — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Welsh: dilyniant — series of events or ideas which are interconnected
• Finnish: pulssijono — series of electric pulses
• Hungarian: pulzus — series of electric pulses
• Italian: treno d'impulsi — series of electric pulses
• Polish: ciąg — series of electric pulses
• Polish: seria — series of electric pulses
• Russian: се́рия (sérija) — series of electric pulses
• Russian: цепо́чка (cepóčka) — series of electric pulses
• Swedish: pulståg — series of electric pulses
• Bulgarian: трансми́сия (transmísija) — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Finnish: ketju — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Polish: układ — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Polish: zespół — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Russian: цепо́чка (cepóčka) — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Welsh: trên — set of interconnected mechanical parts
• Danish: slæb — that which is drawn along
• Dutch: sleep — that which is drawn along
• Finnish: laahus — that which is drawn along
• French: traîne — that which is drawn along
• Greek: ουρά (ourá) — that which is drawn along
• Interlingua: traino — that which is drawn along
• Italian: traino — that which is drawn along
• Japanese: 尾 (o) — that which is drawn along
• Polish: ogon — that which is drawn along
• Polish: tren — that which is drawn along
• Portuguese: arrasto — that which is drawn along
• Russian: шлейф (šlejf) — that which is drawn along
• Russian: трен (trɛn) — that which is drawn along
• Serbo-Croatian: шле̏п — that which is drawn along
• Serbo-Croatian: šlȅp — that which is drawn along
• Spanish: cola — that which is drawn along
• Portuguese: trenzinho — sex: an act wherein series of men line up and then penetrate a person
• Spanish: trenecito — sex: an act wherein series of men line up and then penetrate a person
• Arabic: تَدَرَّبَ (tadarraba) — to practice an ability
• Arabic: تَمَرَّنَ (tamarrana) — to practice an ability
• Arabic: تدرب (tadarrab) — to practice an ability
• Arabic: تمرن (tamarran) — to practice an ability
• Armenian: մարզվել (marzvel) — to practice an ability
• Armenian: պարապել (parapel) — to practice an ability
• Asturian: entrenar — to practice an ability
• Azerbaijani: məşq etmək — to practice an ability
• Bulgarian: тренирам (treniram) — to practice an ability
• Catalan: entrenar — to practice an ability
• Choctaw: abʋchi — to practice an ability
• Czech: trénovat — to practice an ability
• Danish: øve — to practice an ability
• Danish: træne — to practice an ability
• Dutch: trainen — to practice an ability
• Dutch: oefenen — to practice an ability
• Esperanto: trejni — to practice an ability
• Finnish: harjoitella — to practice an ability
• Finnish: treenata — to practice an ability
• French: s'entraîner — to practice an ability
• French: entraîner — to practice an ability
• French: exercer — to practice an ability
• Galician: adestrar — to practice an ability
• German: üben — to practice an ability
• Greek: προπονούμαι (proponoúmai) — to practice an ability
• Greek: εξασκούμαι (exaskoúmai) — to practice an ability
• Greek: εξασκώ (exaskó) — to practice an ability
• Greek: ασκούμαι (askoúmai) — to practice an ability
• Greek: ασκώ (askó) — to practice an ability
• Ancient Greek: ἀσκέω (askéō) — to practice an ability
• Ancient Greek: γυμνάζω (gumnázō) — to practice an ability
• Hebrew: תרגל (tirgél) — to practice an ability
• Hungarian: edz — to practice an ability
• Icelandic: æfa sig — to practice an ability
• Interlingua: trainar — to practice an ability
• Italian: allenare — to practice an ability
• Japanese: 練習する (renshūsuru) — to practice an ability
• Japanese: 鍛える (kitaeru) — to practice an ability
• Khmer: ហាត់ (hat) — to practice an ability
• Latin: asporto — to practice an ability
• Latin: condoceo — to practice an ability
• Latin: exercito — to practice an ability
• Latvian: trenēties — to practice an ability
• Malay: berlatih — to practice an ability
• Malayalam: പരിശീലിയ്ക്കുക (pariśīliykkuka) — to practice an ability
• Māori: whakangungu — to practice an ability
• Māori: parakitihi — to practice an ability
• Norwegian: trene — to practice an ability
• Norwegian: øve — to practice an ability
• Polish: ćwiczyć — to practice an ability
• Polish: trenować — to practice an ability
• Portuguese: treinar — to practice an ability
• Portuguese: praticar — to practice an ability
• Russian: тренирова́ться (trenirovátʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Russian: натренирова́ться (natrenirovátʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Russian: учи́ться (učítʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Russian: научи́ться (naučítʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Russian: обуча́ться (obučátʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Russian: обучи́ться (obučítʹsja) — to practice an ability
• Scottish Gaelic: trèan — to practice an ability
• Serbo-Croatian: обуча́вати се — to practice an ability
• Serbo-Croatian: obučávati se — to practice an ability
• Spanish: entrenar — to practice an ability
• Swedish: träna — to practice an ability
• Swedish: öva — to practice an ability
• Tagalog: magsanay — to practice an ability
• Tamil: பயில் (payil) — to practice an ability
• Thai: หัด (hàt) — to practice an ability
• Thai: ฝึกหัด (fʉ̀k-hàt) — to practice an ability
• Welsh: hyfforddi — to practice an ability
• Arabic: دَرَّبَ (darraba) — to teach a task
• Arabic: درب (darrab) — to teach a task
• Armenian: վարժեցնել (varžecʻnel) — to teach a task
• Asturian: entrenar — to teach a task
• Azerbaijani: təlim etmək — to teach a task
• Azerbaijani: öyrətmək — to teach a task
• Bulgarian: обучавам (obučavam) — to teach a task
• Catalan: ensinistrar — to teach a task
• Cornish: dyski — to teach a task
• Cornish: deski — to teach a task
• Czech: cvičit — to teach a task
• Danish: træne — to teach a task
• Dutch: trainen — to teach a task
• Dutch: oefenen — to teach a task
• Esperanto: trejni — to teach a task
• Esperanto: dresi — to teach a task
• Finnish: kouluttaa — to teach a task
• Finnish: harjoittaa — to teach a task
• Finnish: opettaa — to teach a task
• French: former — to teach a task
• French: dompter — to teach a task
• Galician: adestrar — to teach a task
• German: dressieren — to teach a task
• German: lehren — to teach a task
• German: beibringen — to teach a task
• Greek: προπονώ (proponó) — to teach a task
• Greek: εκπαιδεύω (ekpaidévo) — to teach a task
• Hawaiian: aʻo — to teach a task
• Hebrew: תִּרְגֵּל (tirgél) — to teach a task
• Hungarian: kiképez — to teach a task
• Icelandic: þjálfa — to teach a task
• Italian: istruire — to teach a task
• Japanese: 訓練する (kunrensuru) — to teach a task
• Latvian: apmācīt — to teach a task
• Malay: latih — to teach a task
• Māori: ako — to teach a task
• Māori: whakangungu — to teach a task
• Polish: ćwiczyć — to teach a task
• Polish: trenować — to teach a task
• Portuguese: instruir — to teach a task
• Quechua: yachachiy — to teach a task
• Russian: учи́ть (učítʹ) — to teach a task
• Russian: научи́ть (naučítʹ) — to teach a task
• Russian: обуча́ть (obučátʹ) — to teach a task
• Russian: обучи́ть (obučítʹ) — to teach a task
• Scottish Gaelic: teagaisg — to teach a task
• Serbo-Croatian: обуча́вати — to teach a task
• Serbo-Croatian: obučávati — to teach a task
• Spanish: adiestrar — to teach a task
• Spanish: enseñar a (algo) — to teach a task
• Spanish: instruir — to teach a task
• Spanish: capacitar — to teach a task
• Spanish: entrenar — to teach a task
• Swedish: träna — to teach a task
• Tagalog: magbangad — to teach a task
• Tahitian: puto — to teach a task
• Tamil: கற்பி (kaṟpi) — to teach a task
• Turkish: öyretmək — to teach a task
• Ottoman Turkish: اوكرتمك (öğretmek) — to teach a task
• Welsh: dysgu — to teach a task
• Welsh: hyfforddi — to teach a task
• Welsh: treinio — to teach a task
• Arabic: درب — to improve one's fitness
• Arabic: أهل — to improve one's fitness
• Armenian: մարզվել (marzvel) — to improve one's fitness
• Armenian: պարապել (parapel) — to improve one's fitness
• Azerbaijani: məşq etmək — to improve one's fitness
• Bulgarian: тренирам (treniram) — to improve one's fitness
• Czech: trénovat — to improve one's fitness
• Czech: cvičit — to improve one's fitness
• Danish: træne — to improve one's fitness
• Dutch: trainen — to improve one's fitness
• Finnish: harjoitella — to improve one's fitness
• Finnish: treenata — to improve one's fitness
• French: s'exercer — to improve one's fitness
• French: exercer — to improve one's fitness
• German: trainieren — to improve one's fitness
• Greek: γυμνάζομαι (gymnázomai) — to improve one's fitness
• Greek: προπονούμαι (proponoúmai) — to improve one's fitness
• Hebrew: התאמן (hit'amén) — to improve one's fitness
• Icelandic: æfa sig — to improve one's fitness
• Icelandic: æfa — to improve one's fitness
• Interlingua: trainar — to improve one's fitness
• Italian: esercitarsi — to improve one's fitness
• Japanese: トレーニングする (torēningu suru) — to improve one's fitness
• Japanese: トレする — to improve one's fitness
• Norwegian: trene — to improve one's fitness
• Norwegian: mosjonere — to improve one's fitness
• Polish: ćwiczyć — to improve one's fitness
• Polish: trenować — to improve one's fitness
• Portuguese: exercitar-se — to improve one's fitness
• Russian: тренирова́ться (trenirovátʹsja) — to improve one's fitness
• Russian: натренирова́ться (natrenirovátʹsja) — to improve one's fitness
• Scottish Gaelic: trèan — to improve one's fitness
• Spanish: entrenar — to improve one's fitness
• Swedish: träna — to improve one's fitness
• Tamil: பயிற்சி செய் (payiṟci cey) — to improve one's fitness
• Vietnamese: tập — to improve one's fitness
• Welsh: treinio — to improve one's fitness
• Welsh: ymarfer — to improve one's fitness
• Finnish: edetä (jonossa) — to proceed in sequence
• Polish: przesuwać się — to proceed in sequence
• Swedish: tåga — to proceed in sequence
• Finnish: suunnata — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• French: pointer — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• German: zielen — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Greek: στρέφω (stréfo) — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Japanese: 照準する (shōjunsuru) — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Polish: wycelować — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Russian: направлять (napravljatʹ) — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Welsh: anelu — to move (a gun) laterally so that it points in a different direction
• Finnish: ohjata — to encourage to grow in a particular direction
• Ido: edukar — to encourage to grow in a particular direction
• Irish: treoraigh — to encourage to grow in a particular direction