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From Middle English trye, trie, probably from Old French trié, past participle of Old French trier (“to try”).

From Middle English trien (“to separate out, sift, choose, select, evaluate, try a legal case”), from Anglo-Norman trier, triher, triere (“to divide, separate, choose, select, prove, determine, try a case”), Old French trier (“to choose, pick out or separate from others, sift, cull”), of uncertain origin. Cognate with Occitan triar (“to choose, sort, scrutinise, peel”), Catalan triar (“to pick, choose, decide”). Suggested to be derived from Late Latin *trītāre (“to crush, grind, trample, wear out”), itself derived from Classical Latin trītus (“rubbed, worn down, pulverised”), the past participle of terō, terere (“to rub, wear down, trample”), though this derivation is incompatible with the Occitan form. Additionally, the shift in meaning from "rub, crush, trample" to "pick out, choose, cull" is difficult to explain. One suggestion is that the semantic shift might have originated from a Latin phrase *granum terere ("to tread the corn (in threshing)"; compare Latin trītūra (“rubbing, chafing, friction" also "threshing”)), which has a parallel in the modern French trier le grain (“to sort the grain”). Alternatively, perhaps derived from Vulgar Latin *trīāre, a metathetic alteration of *tīrāre (“to tear off, pull, draw”), whence also Old French tirer (“to draw, pull, pluck, tug, peck at, extract”), Occitan tirar (“to take, draw, retrieve, remove, extract”). Replaced native Middle English cunnen (“to try”) (from Old English cunnian), Middle English fandien (“to try, prove”) (from Old English fandian), and Middle English costnien (“to try, tempt, test”) (from Old English costnian).

474 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُحَاوَلَة (muḥāwala) — an attempt
• Armenian: փորձ (pʻorj) — an attempt
• Azerbaijani: cəhd — an attempt
• Baluchi: کوشست (košast) — an attempt
• Baluchi: جہد — an attempt
• Bulgarian: опит (opit) — an attempt
• Catalan: prova — an attempt
• Dutch: poging — an attempt
• Finnish: kokeilu — an attempt
• French: tentative — an attempt
• French: essai — an attempt
• Georgian: ცდა (cda) — an attempt
• German: Versuch — an attempt
• German: Anlauf — an attempt
• German: Test — an attempt
• German: Probe — an attempt
• Greek: απόπειρα (apópeira) — an attempt
• Hindi: प्रयास (prayās) — an attempt
• Hindi: प्रयत्न (prayatna) — an attempt
• Hungarian: próba — an attempt
• Hungarian: próbálkozás — an attempt
• Hungarian: kísérlet — an attempt
• Italian: tentativo — an attempt
• Italian: prova — an attempt
• Japanese: 試み (kokoromi) — an attempt
• Central Kurdish: ھەوڵ (hewll) — an attempt
• Latin: conatus — an attempt
• Latin: temptāmen — an attempt
• Latin: temptāmentum — an attempt
• Malay: cubaan — an attempt
• Malayalam: ശ്രമം (śramaṁ) — an attempt
• Norwegian Bokmål: forsøk — an attempt
• Norwegian Nynorsk: forsøk — an attempt
• Persian: کوشش (kušeš) — an attempt
• Polish: próba — an attempt
• Portuguese: tentativa — an attempt
• Romanian: încercare — an attempt
• Romanian: tentativă — an attempt
• Romanian: probă — an attempt
• Russian: попы́тка (popýtka) — an attempt
• Scottish Gaelic: feuchainn — an attempt
• Serbo-Croatian: pokušaj — an attempt
• Spanish: intento — an attempt
• Spanish: probatura — an attempt
• Swedish: försök — an attempt
• Turkish: girişim — an attempt
• Vietnamese: sự thử — an attempt
• Vietnamese: lần thử — an attempt
• Bulgarian: проба (proba) — an act of tasting or sampling
• Catalan: prova — an act of tasting or sampling
• Finnish: kokeilu — an act of tasting or sampling
• Finnish: maistaminen — an act of tasting or sampling
• Finnish: maistelu — an act of tasting or sampling
• Georgian: დაგემოვნება (dagemovneba) — an act of tasting or sampling
• German: Probe — an act of tasting or sampling
• German: Verkostung — an act of tasting or sampling
• Japanese: 試み (kokoromi) — an act of tasting or sampling
• Central Kurdish: تام (tam) — an act of tasting or sampling
• Persian: چشش (češeš) — an act of tasting or sampling
• Portuguese: teste — an act of tasting or sampling
• Portuguese: prova — an act of tasting or sampling
• Romanian: probare — an act of tasting or sampling
• Romanian: experimentare — an act of tasting or sampling
• Russian: про́ба (próba) — an act of tasting or sampling
• Scottish Gaelic: feuchainn — an act of tasting or sampling
• Serbo-Croatian: proba — an act of tasting or sampling
• Spanish: prueba — an act of tasting or sampling
• Swedish: provning — an act of tasting or sampling
• Swedish: provsmakning — an act of tasting or sampling
• Turkish: denemek — an act of tasting or sampling
• Afrikaans: drie — a score in rugby
• Catalan: assaig — a score in rugby
• Czech: pětka — a score in rugby
• Czech: položení — a score in rugby
• Finnish: maali — a score in rugby
• Finnish: try — a score in rugby
• French: essai — a score in rugby
• Georgian: ლელო (lelo) — a score in rugby
• German: Versuch — a score in rugby
• Irish: úd — a score in rugby
• Italian: meta — a score in rugby
• Japanese: トライ (torai) — a score in rugby
• Portuguese: try — a score in rugby
• Portuguese: ensaio — a score in rugby
• Romanian: încercare — a score in rugby
• Spanish: try (trai) — a score in rugby
• Spanish: ensayo — a score in rugby
• Welsh: cais — a score in rugby
• Arabic: حَاوَلَ (ḥāwala) — to attempt
• Arabic: سَعَى (saʕā) — to attempt
• Arabic: طَلَب (ṭalab) — to attempt
• Arabic: حَاوِل (ḥāwil) — to attempt
• Arabic: حاول (ḥāwal) — to attempt
• Arabic: جَرَّب (jarrab) — to attempt
• Arabic: حاول (ḥāwal) — to attempt
• Arabic: جَرَّب (jarrab) — to attempt
• Armenian: փորձել (pʻorjel) — to attempt
• Assamese: চেষ্টা কৰা (sesta kora) — to attempt
• Azerbaijani: cəhd etmək — to attempt
• Azerbaijani: çalışmaq — to attempt
• Bangi: meka — to attempt
• Basque: saiatu — to attempt
• Belarusian: спрабава́ць (sprabavácʹ) — to attempt
• Belarusian: паспрабава́ць (pasprabavácʹ) — to attempt
• Belarusian: стара́цца (starácca) — to attempt
• Belarusian: пастара́цца (pastarácca) — to attempt
• Belizean Creole: chrai — to attempt
• Bengali: চেষ্টা করা (ceśṭa kora) — to attempt
• Bulgarian: постаравам се (postaravam se) — to attempt
• Bulgarian: пробвам (probvam) — to attempt
• Bulgarian: опитвам (opitvam) — to attempt
• Catalan: intentar — to attempt
• Catalan: tractar de — to attempt
• Cebuano: sulay — to attempt
• Cherokee: ᎠᏁᏟᏗᎭ (anetlidiha) — to attempt
• Chinese Mandarin: 嘗試 /尝试 (chángshì) — to attempt
• Chinese Mandarin: 企圖 /企图 (qǐtú) — to attempt
• Chinese Mandarin: 試 /试 (shì) — to attempt
• Maore Comorian: udjereɓu — to attempt
• Ngazidja Comorian: ulauza — to attempt
• Ngazidja Comorian: usana — to attempt
• Czech: zkoušet — to attempt
• Czech: zkusit — to attempt
• Czech: pokoušet se — to attempt
• Czech: pokusit se — to attempt
• Danish: forsøge — to attempt
• Danish: prøve — to attempt
• Dutch: proberen — to attempt
• Dutch: trachten — to attempt
• Dutch: pogen — to attempt
• Esperanto: provi — to attempt
• Estonian: proovima — to attempt
• Estonian: üritama — to attempt
• Faroese: royna — to attempt
• Finnish: yrittää — to attempt
• Finnish: koettaa — to attempt
• Finnish: koittaa — to attempt
• French: essayer — to attempt
• French: tâcher — to attempt
• French: tenter — to attempt
• Friulian: tentâ — to attempt
• Friulian: provâ — to attempt
• Gagauz: denemää — to attempt
• Gagauz: çalışmaa — to attempt
• Gagauz: savaşmaa — to attempt
• Galician: tentar — to attempt
• Georgian: სინჯვა (sinǯva) — to attempt
• Georgian: ცდა (cda) — to attempt
• German: versuchen — to attempt
• Greek: δοκιμάζω (dokimázo) — to attempt
• Greek: προσπαθώ (prospathó) — to attempt
• Ancient Greek: πειράομαι (peiráomai) — to attempt
• Ancient Greek: ζητέω (zētéō) — to attempt
• Hebrew: השתדל (hishtadél) — to attempt
• Hebrew: ניסה (nisá) — to attempt
• Higaonon: sulay — to attempt
• Hindi: कोशिश करना (kośiś karnā) — to attempt
• Hungarian: próbál — to attempt
• Hungarian: megpróbál — to attempt
• Hungarian: próbálkozik — to attempt
• Hungarian: megpróbálkozik — to attempt
• Hungarian: megkísérel — to attempt
• Icelandic: reyna — to attempt
• Ido: esforcar — to attempt
• Indonesian: mencoba — to attempt
• Ingrian: proovata — to attempt
• Ingrian: yrittää — to attempt
• Ingrian: pruukata — to attempt
• Irish: triail — to attempt
• Old Irish: fo·saig — to attempt
• Italian: cercare — to attempt
• Italian: tentare — to attempt
• Italian: provare — to attempt
• Japanese: 挑戦する (chōsen suru) — to attempt
• Japanese: 努める (tsutomeru) — to attempt
• Japanese: 試す (tamesu) — to attempt
• Japanese: やってみる (yatte miru) — to attempt
• Japanese: みる (miru) — to attempt
• Kituba: meka — to attempt
• Kituba: kumeka — to attempt
• Korean: 시도하다 (sidohada) — to attempt
• Korean: 시험하다 (siheomhada) — to attempt
• Korean: 노력하다 (noryeokhada) — to attempt
• Korean: 보다 (boda) — to attempt
• Central Kurdish: ھەوڵ دان (hewll dan) — to attempt
• Latgalian: raudzeit — to attempt
• Latgalian: paraudzeit — to attempt
• Latin: cōnor — to attempt
• Latin: aggredior — to attempt
• Latvian: mēģināt — to attempt
• Lingala: meka — to attempt
• Lithuanian: pabandyti — to attempt
• Macedonian: опитува (opituva) — to attempt
• Macedonian: проба (proba) — to attempt
• Macedonian: обидува (obiduva) — to attempt
• Macedonian: искушува (iskušuva) — to attempt
• Malay: cuba — to attempt
• Malayalam: ശ്രമിക്കുക (śramikkuka) — to attempt
• Mongo: meka — to attempt
• Mongolian: үзэх (üzex) — to attempt
• Nepali: खोज्नु (khojnu) — to attempt
• Norman: tenter — to attempt
• Norman: tâchi — to attempt
• Norwegian: prøve — to attempt
• Norwegian: forsøke — to attempt
• Occitan: assajar — to attempt
• Occitan: ensajar — to attempt
• Old English: onġinnan — to attempt
• Oromo: yaaluu — to attempt
• Papiamentu: purba — to attempt
• Persian: کوشیدن (kušidan) — to attempt
• Polish: próbować — to attempt
• Polish: starać się — to attempt
• Portuguese: tentar — to attempt
• Romanian: încerca — to attempt
• Romanian: proba — to attempt
• Romansh: empruvar — to attempt
• Romansh: pruar — to attempt
• Romansh: pruver — to attempt
• Romansh: provar — to attempt
• Russian: пыта́ться (pytátʹsja) — to attempt
• Russian: попыта́ться (popytátʹsja) — to attempt
• Russian: про́бовать (próbovatʹ) — to attempt
• Russian: попро́бовать (popróbovatʹ) — to attempt
• Russian: стара́ться (starátʹsja) — to attempt
• Russian: постараться (postaratʹsja) — to attempt
• Scottish Gaelic: feuch — to attempt
• Serbo-Croatian: pokušati — to attempt
• Serbo-Croatian: покушати — to attempt
• Slovak: pokúšať sa — to attempt
• Slovak: pokúsiť sa — to attempt
• Slovene: poskušati — to attempt
• Slovene: poskusiti — to attempt
• Upper Sorbian: spytać — to attempt
• Spanish: intentar — to attempt
• Spanish: tratar de — to attempt
• Spanish: ver de — to attempt
• Spanish: hacer todo lo posible — to attempt
• Spanish: hacer su mejor esfuerzo — to attempt
• Swahili: kujaribu — to attempt
• Swazi: etama — to attempt
• Swedish: försöka — to attempt
• Swedish: pröva — to attempt
• Swedish: prova — to attempt
• Tamil: முயல் (muyal) — to attempt
• Thai: พยายาม (pá-yaa-yaam) — to attempt
• Turkish: denemek — to attempt
• Turkish: teşebbüs etmek — to attempt
• Turkish: çalışmak — to attempt
• Ottoman Turkish: دكهمك (deñemek) — to attempt
• Ukrainian: про́бувати (próbuvaty) — to attempt
• Ukrainian: стара́тися (starátysja) — to attempt
• Ukrainian: намага́тися (namahátysja) — to attempt
• Venetan: tantar — to attempt
• Venetan: çercar — to attempt
• Venetan: sercar — to attempt
• Venetan: ẑercar — to attempt
• Vietnamese: cố gắng — to attempt
• Vietnamese: gắng — to attempt
• Volapük: steifülön — to attempt
• Walloon: sayî — to attempt
• Welsh: ceisio — to attempt
• Xhosa: zama — to attempt
• Yiddish: פּרוּוון (pruvn) — to attempt
• Yiddish: פּרובירן (prubirn) — to attempt
• Zulu: zama — to attempt
• Armenian: փորձել (pʻorjel) — to make an experiment
• Bulgarian: пробвам (probvam) — to make an experiment
• Bulgarian: експериментирам (eksperimentiram) — to make an experiment
• Catalan: intentar — to make an experiment
• Catalan: provar — to make an experiment
• Catalan: tractar de — to make an experiment
• Chinese Mandarin: 試驗 /试验 (shìyàn) — to make an experiment
• Danish: forsøge — to make an experiment
• Danish: prøve — to make an experiment
• Dutch: proberen — to make an experiment
• Dutch: uitproberen — to make an experiment
• Esperanto: testi — to make an experiment
• Esperanto: provi — to make an experiment
• Finnish: kokeilla — to make an experiment
• Finnish: yrittää — to make an experiment
• French: essayer — to make an experiment
• French: tâcher — to make an experiment
• French: tenter — to make an experiment
• German: versuchen — to make an experiment
• German: probieren — to make an experiment
• German: experimentieren — to make an experiment
• German: testen — to make an experiment
• Greek: πειραματίζομαι (peiramatízomai) — to make an experiment
• Italian: provare — to make an experiment
• Japanese: 試みる (kokoromiru) — to make an experiment
• Central Kurdish: ئیش لەسەرکردن (îş leserkirdin) — to make an experiment
• Latin: experior — to make an experiment
• Malayalam: ശ്രമിക്കുക (śramikkuka) — to make an experiment
• Malayalam: നോക്കുക (nōkkuka) — to make an experiment
• Mongolian: турших (turšix) — to make an experiment
• Mongolian: ᠲᠤᠷᠰᠢᠬᠤ (tursiqu) — to make an experiment
• Norman: tenter — to make an experiment
• Norman: tâchi — to make an experiment
• Persian: کوشیدن (kušidan) — to make an experiment
• Persian: آزمودن (âzmudan) — to make an experiment
• Persian: پژوهیدن (pažuhidan) — to make an experiment
• Polish: próbować — to make an experiment
• Portuguese: tentar — to make an experiment
• Portuguese: experimentar — to make an experiment
• Portuguese: provar — to make an experiment
• Romanian: proba — to make an experiment
• Russian: про́бовать (próbovatʹ) — to make an experiment
• Russian: попро́бовать (popróbovatʹ) — to make an experiment
• Scottish Gaelic: feuch — to make an experiment
• Lower Sorbian: proběrowaś — to make an experiment
• Spanish: tratar de — to make an experiment
• Spanish: intentar — to make an experiment
• Swedish: prova — to make an experiment
• Swedish: testa — to make an experiment
• Thai: ลอง (lɔɔng) — to make an experiment
• Thai: ทดลอง (tót-lɔɔng) — to make an experiment
• Ottoman Turkish: دكهمك (deñemek) — to make an experiment
• Vietnamese: thử nghiệm — to make an experiment
• Armenian: աշխատել (ašxatel) — to work on something
• Armenian: փորձել (pʻorjel) — to work on something
• Catalan: esforçar-se — to work on something
• Danish: prøve — to work on something
• Dutch: proberen — to work on something
• Esperanto: provi — to work on something
• Esperanto: prilabori — to work on something
• Esperanto: penadi — to work on something
• Finnish: yrittää — to work on something
• French: s'efforcer — to work on something
• German: sich befassen — to work on something
• German: sich beschäftigen mit — to work on something
• Greek: προσπαθώ (prospathó) — to work on something
• Italian: cercare — to work on something
• Malayalam: ശ്രമിക്കുക (śramikkuka) — to work on something
• Portuguese: esforçar-se — to work on something
• Romanian: se forța — to work on something
• Romanian: strădui — to work on something
• Russian: стара́ться (starátʹsja) — to work on something
• Russian: постара́ться (postarátʹsja) — to work on something
• Spanish: esforzarse — to work on something
• Spanish: procurar — to work on something
• Spanish: pretender — to work on something
• Spanish: intentar hacer — to work on something
• Spanish: probar a — to work on something
• Armenian: փորձարկել (pʻorjarkel) — to put to test
• Armenian: փորձել (pʻorjel) — to put to test
• Bulgarian: изпробвам (izprobvam) — to put to test
• Bulgarian: изпитвам (izpitvam) — to put to test
• Catalan: provar — to put to test
• Danish: afprøve — to put to test
• Dutch: uitproberen — to put to test
• Dutch: toetsen — to put to test
• Esperanto: testi — to put to test
• Finnish: kokeilla — to put to test
• Finnish: koettaa — to put to test
• French: tester — to put to test
• German: testen — to put to test
• German: untersuchen — to put to test
• German: ausprobieren — to put to test
• Hungarian: kipróbál — to put to test
• Hungarian: próbára tesz — to put to test
• Indonesian: mencobai — to put to test
• Irish: tástáil — to put to test
• Italian: provare — to put to test
• Italian: testare — to put to test
• Japanese: 試みる (kokoromiru) — to put to test
• Central Kurdish: تاقی کردن (taqî kirdin) — to put to test
• Latin: experior — to put to test
• Persian: آزمودن (âzmudan) — to put to test
• Polish: testować — to put to test
• Portuguese: testar — to put to test
• Romanian: testa — to put to test
• Romanian: proba — to put to test
• Russian: про́бовать (próbovatʹ) — to put to test
• Russian: попро́бовать (popróbovatʹ) — to put to test
• Russian: испы́тывать (ispýtyvatʹ) — to put to test
• Russian: испыта́ть (ispytátʹ) — to put to test
• Scottish Gaelic: feuch — to put to test
• Serbo-Croatian: isprobati — to put to test
• Spanish: probar — to put to test
• Swedish: prova — to put to test
• Swedish: pröva — to put to test
• Swedish: testa — to put to test
• Thai: ทดลอง (tót-lɔɔng) — to put to test
• Thai: ทดสอบ (tót-sɔ̀ɔp) — to put to test
• Ottoman Turkish: دكهمك (deñemek) — to put to test
• Armenian: փորձել (pʻorjel) — to taste, sample, etc
• Azerbaijani: dadına baxmaq — to taste, sample, etc
• Azerbaijani: prob eləmək — to taste, sample, etc
• Bulgarian: опитвам (opitvam) — to taste, sample, etc
• Catalan: provar — to taste, sample, etc
• Catalan: tastar — to taste, sample, etc
• Chinese Mandarin: 嘗 /尝 (cháng) — to taste, sample, etc
• Chinese Mandarin: 嘗味 /尝味 (chángwèi) — to taste, sample, etc
• Danish: prøve — to taste, sample, etc
• Dutch: proeven — to taste, sample, etc
• Esperanto: gustumi — to taste, sample, etc
• Esperanto: provi — to taste, sample, etc
• Finnish: kokeilla — to taste, sample, etc
• French: essayer — to taste, sample, etc
• French: goûter — to taste, sample, etc
• Friulian: cercjâ — to taste, sample, etc
• German: kosten — to taste, sample, etc
• German: probieren — to taste, sample, etc
• German: versuchen — to taste, sample, etc
• German: verkosten — to taste, sample, etc
• Hungarian: megkóstol — to taste, sample, etc
• Hungarian: felpróbál — to taste, sample, etc
• Hungarian: kipróbál — to taste, sample, etc
• Indonesian: mencicipi — to taste, sample, etc
• Ingrian: proovata — to taste, sample, etc
• Ingrian: yrittää — to taste, sample, etc
• Ingrian: pruukata — to taste, sample, etc
• Italian: assaggiare — to taste, sample, etc
• Japanese: 試す (tamesu) — to taste, sample, etc
• Khmer: សាកល្បង (saak lbɑɑng) — to taste, sample, etc
• Central Kurdish: تام کردن (tam kirdin) — to taste, sample, etc
• Lao: ຊີມ (sīm) — to taste, sample, etc
• Malayalam: നോക്കുക (nōkkuka) — to taste, sample, etc
• Eastern Mari: авызлаш (avyzlaš) — to taste, sample, etc
• Mòcheno: kostn — to taste, sample, etc
• Persian: چشیدن (češidan) — to taste, sample, etc
• Polish: próbować — to taste, sample, etc
• Portuguese: experimentar — to taste, sample, etc
• Portuguese: provar — to taste, sample, etc
• Quechua: llaqway — to taste, sample, etc
• Quechua: malliy — to taste, sample, etc
• Romanian: gusta — to taste, sample, etc
• Romanian: încerca — to taste, sample, etc
• Russian: про́бовать (próbovatʹ) — to taste, sample, etc
• Russian: попро́бовать (popróbovatʹ) — to taste, sample, etc
• Scottish Gaelic: feuch — to taste, sample, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: kušati — to taste, sample, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: probati — to taste, sample, etc
• Lower Sorbian: proběrowaś — to taste, sample, etc
• Spanish: probar — to taste, sample, etc
• Swedish: prova — to taste, sample, etc
• Thai: ลอง (lɔɔng) — to taste, sample, etc
• Thai: ชิม (chim) — to taste, sample, etc
• Vietnamese: thử — to taste, sample, etc
• Arabic: حَاكَمَ (ḥākama) — to put on trial
• Bulgarian: съдя (sǎdja) — to put on trial
• Catalan: jutjar — to put on trial
• Danish: afprøve — to put on trial
• Danish: teste — to put on trial
• Dutch: berechten — to put on trial
• Esperanto: testi — to put on trial
• Esperanto: procesi — to put on trial
• Finnish: syyttää — to put on trial
• French: traduire en justice — to put on trial
• German: den Prozess machen — to put on trial
• German: vor Gericht stellen — to put on trial
• German: vor Gericht verhandeln — to put on trial
• German: anklagen — to put on trial
• Greek: δικάζω (dikázo) — to put on trial
• Hungarian: bíróság elé állít — to put on trial
• Hungarian: tárgyal — to put on trial
• Italian: mettere alla prova — to put on trial
• Japanese: 裁判に掛ける (saiban ni kakeru) — to put on trial
• Malayalam: വിചാരണ നടത്തുക (vicāraṇa naṭattuka) — to put on trial
• Eastern Mari: судитлаш (suditlaš) — to put on trial
• Norwegian: stille for retten — to put on trial
• Persian: آزمودن (âzmudan) — to put on trial
• Portuguese: processar — to put on trial
• Portuguese: autuar — to put on trial
• Portuguese: acionar — to put on trial
• Romanian: judeca — to put on trial
• Russian: суди́ть (sudítʹ) — to put on trial
• Spanish: juzgar — to put on trial
• Spanish: judgar — to put on trial
• Swedish: pröva — to put on trial
• Thai: พิจารณา (pí-jaa-rá-naa) — to put on trial
• Vietnamese: xét xử — to put on trial
• Welsh: profi — to put on trial