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• /ˈvæljuː/
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From Middle English valew, value, from Old French value, feminine past participle of valoir, from Latin valēre (“be strong, be worth”), from Proto-Italic *walēō, from Proto-Indo-European *h2welh1- (“to be strong”).

525 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: vlerë — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Arabic: قِيمَة (qīma) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Arabic: قيمة (gīma) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Armenian: արժեք (aržekʻ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Azerbaijani: dəyər — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Azerbaijani: qiymət — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Bashkir: ҡәҙер (qəźer) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Bashkir: ҡиммәт (qimmət) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Basque: balio — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Belarusian: кашто́ўнасць (kaštównascʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Belarusian: цэ́ннасць (cénnascʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Belarusian: ва́ртасць (vártascʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Belarusian: кошт (košt) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Bengali: মূল্য (mullo) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Bulgarian: це́нност (cénnost) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Bulgarian: сто́йност (stójnost) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Burmese: အဖိုး (a.hpui:) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Catalan: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Cebuano: balor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Chinese Cantonese: 價值 /价值 (gaa3 zik6) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Chinese: җяҗы (jiažɨ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Chinese Mandarin: 價值 /价值 (jiàzhí) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Czech: hodnota — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Danish: værdi — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Dutch: waarde — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Esperanto: valoro — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Estonian: väärtus — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Finnish: arvo — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• French: valeur — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Friulian: valôr — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Galician: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Georgian: ღირებულება (ɣirebuleba) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Georgian: ფასეულობა (paseuloba) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• German: Wert — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸 (wairþ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Greek: αξία (axía) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ancient Greek: ἀξία (axía) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Haitian Creole: valè — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Hebrew: עֵרֶך (érekh) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Hindi: क़ीमत (qīmat) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Hindi: क़द्र (qadra) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Icelandic: gildi — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Icelandic: mikilvægi — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Icelandic: gagnsemi — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Irish: luach — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Italian: valore — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Japanese: 価値 (kachi) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Kazakh: мән (män) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Kazakh: құндылық (qūndylyq) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Kazakh: бағалылық (bağalylyq) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Khmer: តម្លៃ (tɑmlay) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Korean: 가치 (gachi) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Northern Kurdish: biha — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Northern Kurdish: nirx — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Northern Kurdish: qîmet — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Kyrgyz: баалуулук (baaluuluk) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Kyrgyz: маани (maani) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Lao: ຄ່າ (khā) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Lao: ຄຸນຄ່າ (khun khā) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Latin: pretium — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Latin: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Latvian: vērtība — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Lithuanian: vertė — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Macedonian: вредност (vrednost) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Malay: nilai — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Malayalam: മൂല്യം (mūlyaṁ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Māori: uaratanga — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Māori: wāriu — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Marathi: मूल्य (mūlya) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Mongolian: өртөг (örtög) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Mongolian: ᠥᠷᠲᠡᠭ (örteg) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Norman: valeu — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Norwegian Bokmål: verd — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Norwegian Bokmål: verdi — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Occitan: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Old English: weorþ — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Papiamentu: balor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Pashto: ارزش (arzeš) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Pashto: ارزښت (arzᶕẍt) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Pashto: بها (bahā) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Pashto: قيمت (qimat) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Iranian Persian: اَرْزِش (arzeš) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Iranian Persian: بَها (bahâ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Iranian Persian: قِیْمَت (ġeymat) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Plautdietsch: Wieet — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Polish: wartość — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Portuguese: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Portuguese: valia — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Quechua: chanin — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Romanian: valoare — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Romansh: valur — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Romansh: valour — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Romansh: valeta — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Romansh: valita — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Russian: це́нность (cénnostʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Russian: сто́имость (stóimostʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Sardinian: balore — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Sardinian: valore — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Scottish Gaelic: fiach — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Scottish Gaelic: luach — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́дно̄ст — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́дно̄ст — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: вридност — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: vrédnōst — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijédnōst — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Serbo-Croatian: vridnost — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Sicilian: valuri — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Slovak: hodnota — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Slovene: vrednost — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Somali: qiimo — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Spanish: valor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Swahili: thamani — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Swedish: värde — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tagalog: balor — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tajik: арзиш (arziš) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tajik: қимат (qimat) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tajik: баҳо (baho) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tatar: кыйммәт (qimmät) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Tatar: кадер (qäder) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Telugu: విలువ (viluva) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Thai: ค่า (kâa) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Thai: คุณค่า (kun-kâa) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Turkish: değer — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Turkish: kıymet — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ottoman Turkish: دكر (değer) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ottoman Turkish: قیمت (kıymet) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Turkmen: baha — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Turkmen: nyrh — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ukrainian: ці́нність (cínnistʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ukrainian: ва́ртість (vártistʹ) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Ukrainian: кошт (košt) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Urdu: قِیمَت (qīmat) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Urdu: اَرْزِش (arziś) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Urdu: شَرْحْ (śarh) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Uyghur: قىممەت (qimmet) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Uyghur: باھا (baha) — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Uzbek: qiymat — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Uzbek: baho — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Uzbek: narx — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Vietnamese: giá trị — quality that renders something desirable or valuable
• Armenian: արժեք (aržekʻ) — degree of importance given to something
• Azerbaijani: dəyər — degree of importance given to something
• Bashkir: ҡәҙер (qəźer) — degree of importance given to something
• Bashkir: ҡиммәт (qimmət) — degree of importance given to something
• Bulgarian: ва́жност (vážnost) — degree of importance given to something
• Catalan: valor — degree of importance given to something
• Danish: værd — degree of importance given to something
• Dutch: belang — degree of importance given to something
• Estonian: väärtus — degree of importance given to something
• Finnish: painoarvo — degree of importance given to something
• Finnish: arvo — degree of importance given to something
• French: valeur — degree of importance given to something
• Georgian: ღირებულება (ɣirebuleba) — degree of importance given to something
• Georgian: მნიშვნელობა (mnišvneloba) — degree of importance given to something
• German: Wert — degree of importance given to something
• German: Wichtigkeit — degree of importance given to something
• Greek: αξία (axía) — degree of importance given to something
• Hebrew: עֵרֶך (érekh) — degree of importance given to something
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — degree of importance given to something
• Hindi: क़द्र (qadra) — degree of importance given to something
• Hungarian: jelentőség — degree of importance given to something
• Hungarian: fontosság — degree of importance given to something
• Irish: fiúntas — degree of importance given to something
• Macedonian: значење (značenje) — degree of importance given to something
• Macedonian: важност (važnost) — degree of importance given to something
• Malay: nilai — degree of importance given to something
• Malayalam: വില (vila) — degree of importance given to something
• Marathi: मूल्य (mūlya) — degree of importance given to something
• Norman: valeu — degree of importance given to something
• Norwegian Bokmål: betydning — degree of importance given to something
• Norwegian Bokmål: verdi — degree of importance given to something
• Old English: weorþ — degree of importance given to something
• Iranian Persian: اَرْزِش (arzeš) — degree of importance given to something
• Polish: wartość — degree of importance given to something
• Polish: znaczenie — degree of importance given to something
• Portuguese: apreço — degree of importance given to something
• Russian: значе́ние (značénije) — degree of importance given to something
• Russian: ва́жность (vážnostʹ) — degree of importance given to something
• Russian: це́нность (cénnostʹ) — degree of importance given to something
• Scottish Gaelic: fiach — degree of importance given to something
• Scottish Gaelic: luach — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: ва́жно̄ст — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: зна̏ча̄ј — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́дно̄ст — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́дно̄ст — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: вридност — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: vážnōst — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: znȁčāj — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: vrédnōst — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijédnōst — degree of importance given to something
• Serbo-Croatian: vridnost — degree of importance given to something
• Spanish: valor — degree of importance given to something
• Spanish: importancia — degree of importance given to something
• Swahili: thamani — degree of importance given to something
• Swedish: värde — degree of importance given to something
• Thai: คุณค่า (kun-kâa) — degree of importance given to something
• Turkish: değer — degree of importance given to something
• Turkish: kıymet — degree of importance given to something
• Turkish: ehemmiyet — degree of importance given to something
• Turkish: önem — degree of importance given to something
• Ottoman Turkish: دكر (değer) — degree of importance given to something
• Ukrainian: зна́чення (znáčennja) — degree of importance given to something
• Armenian: գին (gin) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Azerbaijani: dəyər — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Bashkir: ҡиммәт (qimmət) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Belarusian: кошт (košt) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Bulgarian: цена́ (cená) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Catalan: valor — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Cherokee: ᏧᎬᏩᎶᏗ (tsugvwalodi) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Danish: værdi — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Dutch: waarde — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Esperanto: valoro — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Estonian: väärtus — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Finnish: hinta-laatusuhde — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Finnish: hinta–laatu-suhde — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• French: valeur — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• West-Frisian: djoerst — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Georgian: ფასი (pasi) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Georgian: ღირებულება (ɣirebuleba) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• German: Wert — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Greek: αξία (axía) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Hebrew: עֵרֶך (érekh) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Hindi: क़ीमत (qīmat) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Hindi: कीमत (kīmat) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Hungarian: érték — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Icelandic: verðgildi — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Irish: luach — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Italian: valore — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Central Kurdish: نرخ (nirx) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Latin: pretium — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Latvian: vērtība — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Macedonian: вредност (vrednost) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Malay: nilai — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Malayalam: വില (vila) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Malayalam: മൂല്യം (mūlyaṁ) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Māori: wāriu — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Marathi: मूल्य (mūlya) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Marathi: किंमत (kimmat) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Norman: valeu — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Norwegian Bokmål: pris — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Norwegian Bokmål: verdi — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Old English: weorþ — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Iranian Persian: اَرْزِش (arzeš) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Iranian Persian: بَها (bahâ) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Polish: wartość — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Polish: cena — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Polish: koszt — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Portuguese: valor — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Russian: цена́ (cená) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Russian: сто́имость (stóimostʹ) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Russian: це́нность (cénnostʹ) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Scottish Gaelic: fiach — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Scottish Gaelic: luach — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: вредност — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: вриједност — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: цена — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: vrednost — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijednost — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Serbo-Croatian: cena — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Slovene: cena — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Slovene: vrednost — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Spanish: valor — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Swahili: thamani — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Swedish: värde — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Thai: มูลค่า (muun-lá-kâa) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Thai: ราคา (raa-kaa) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Turkish: değer — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Turkish: kıymet — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Ukrainian: ціна́ (ciná) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Ukrainian: ва́ртість (vártistʹ) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Ukrainian: кошт (košt) — amount (of money, goods or services) that is considered to be a fair equivalent for something else
• Bashkir: оҙонлоҡ (oźonloq) — relative duration of a musical note
• Bulgarian: продължи́телност (prodǎlžítelnost) — relative duration of a musical note
• Catalan: valor — relative duration of a musical note
• Estonian: vältus — relative duration of a musical note
• Finnish: aika-arvo — relative duration of a musical note
• French: valeur — relative duration of a musical note
• German: Notenwert — relative duration of a musical note
• German: Wert — relative duration of a musical note
• Hungarian: érték — relative duration of a musical note
• Icelandic: lengdargildi — relative duration of a musical note
• Macedonian: траење (traenje) — relative duration of a musical note
• Macedonian: времетраење (vremetraenje) — relative duration of a musical note
• Malay: nilai — relative duration of a musical note
• Norman: valeu — relative duration of a musical note
• Polish: wartość — relative duration of a musical note
• Portuguese: valor — relative duration of a musical note
• Russian: дли́тельность (dlítelʹnostʹ) — relative duration of a musical note
• Russian: продолжи́тельность (prodolžítelʹnostʹ) — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́дно̄ст — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́дно̄ст — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: вридност — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: vrédnōst — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijédnōst — relative duration of a musical note
• Serbo-Croatian: vridnost — relative duration of a musical note
• Swedish: värde — relative duration of a musical note
• Swedish: notvärde — relative duration of a musical note
• Turkish: nota değeri — relative duration of a musical note
• Catalan: valor — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Czech: jas — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Danish: valør — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Estonian: eredus — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Finnish: valööri — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Finnish: valoisuusarvo — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• German: Tonwert — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Malay: nilai — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Polish: odcień — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Portuguese: valor — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Russian: я́ркость (járkostʹ) — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Serbo-Croatian: ва̀ле̄р — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Serbo-Croatian: vàlēr — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Swedish: valör — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Turkish: ton — relative darkness or lightness of a color
• Armenian: մեծություն (mecutʻyun) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Bulgarian: сто́йност (stójnost) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Catalan: valor — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Chinese Mandarin: 值 (zhí) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Czech: hodnota — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Danish: værdi — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Dutch: waarde — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Esperanto: valoro — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Estonian: väärtus — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Finnish: arvo — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• French: valeur — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Georgian: მნიშვნელობა (mnišvneloba) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• German: Wert — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Greek: τιμή (timí) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Haitian Creole: valè — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Hebrew: עֵרֶך (érekh) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Hindi: मिकदार (mikdār) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Hungarian: érték — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Irish: méid — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Italian: valore — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Japanese: 値 (atai) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Kazakh: мән (män) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Latvian: vērtība — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Macedonian: износ (iznos) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Malay: nilai — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Norman: valeu — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Iranian Persian: مِقْدار (meġdâr) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Polish: wartość — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Portuguese: valor — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Romanian: valoare — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Russian: значе́ние (značénije) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Russian: значе́ние переме́нной (značénije pereménnoj) — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́дно̄ст — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́дно̄ст — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: вридност — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: vrédnōst — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijédnōst — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Serbo-Croatian: vridnost — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Spanish: valor — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Swedish: värde — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Turkish: değer — numerical quantity measured or assigned or computed
• Armenian: արժեք (aržekʻ) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Catalan: valor — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Danish: værdi — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Dutch: waarde — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Estonian: väärtused — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Finnish: arvo — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• French: valeur — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• German: Werte — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Greek: αξία (axía) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Hebrew: עֵרֶך (érekh) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Hindi: मूल्य (mūlya) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Hungarian: értékrend — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Icelandic: gildi — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Italian: valore — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Japanese: 価値観 (kachikan) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Latvian: vērtība — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Macedonian: вредност (vrednost) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Malay: nilai — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Malayalam: മൂല്യം (mūlyaṁ) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Marathi: मूल्य (mūlya) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Norman: valeu — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Iranian Persian: اَرْزِش (arzeš) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Polish: wartość — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Portuguese: valor — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Portuguese: ideal — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Romanian: valoare — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Russian: це́нность (cénnostʹ) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́дно̄ст — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́дно̄ст — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: вридност — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: вредно̀та — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: вриједно̀та — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: vrédnōst — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijédnōst — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: vridnost — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: vrednòta — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijednòta — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Slovene: vrednota — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Spanish: valor — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Swedish: värde — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Thai: ค่านิยม (kâa-ní-yom) — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Turkish: değerler — ideal accepted by some individual or group
• Bulgarian: оценявам (ocenjavam) — to estimate the value of
• Czech: ocenit — to estimate the value of
• Danish: vurdere — to estimate the value of
• Danish: værdsætte — to estimate the value of
• Finnish: arvioida — to estimate the value of
• French: évaluer — to estimate the value of
• French: estimer — to estimate the value of
• Georgian: აფასებს (apasebs) — to estimate the value of
• Georgian: შეფასება (šepaseba) — to estimate the value of
• German: schätzen — to estimate the value of
• Hebrew: העריך (he'eríkh) — to estimate the value of
• Hindi: मूल्यांकन (mūlyāṅkan) — to estimate the value of
• Irish: luacháil — to estimate the value of
• Italian: valutare — to estimate the value of
• Italian: stimare — to estimate the value of
• Japanese: 評価する (hyōka suru) — to estimate the value of
• Latin: aestimō — to estimate the value of
• Latin: taxō — to estimate the value of
• Latvian: novērtēt — to estimate the value of
• Latvian: vērtēt — to estimate the value of
• Malay: dinilai — to estimate the value of
• Māori: wāriu — to estimate the value of
• Eastern Mari: аклаш (aklaš) — to estimate the value of
• Norwegian: verdsette — to estimate the value of
• Norwegian: taksere — to estimate the value of
• Persian: ارزشگذاری (arzešgozâri) — to estimate the value of
• Polish: wycenić — to estimate the value of
• Polish: wyceniać — to estimate the value of
• Portuguese: valorar — to estimate the value of
• Quechua: chaniy — to estimate the value of
• Romanian: evalua — to estimate the value of
• Romanian: estima — to estimate the value of
• Russian: оце́нивать (océnivatʹ) — to estimate the value of
• Russian: оцени́ть (ocenítʹ) — to estimate the value of
• Serbo-Croatian: vrednovati — to estimate the value of
• Serbo-Croatian: valorizirati — to estimate the value of
• Spanish: valorar — to estimate the value of
• Spanish: cifrar — to estimate the value of
• Swedish: värdera — to estimate the value of
• Telugu: వెలకట్టు (velakaṭṭu) — to estimate the value of
• Bulgarian: оценявам (ocenjavam) — to fix or determine the value of
• Danish: vurdere — to fix or determine the value of
• Finnish: arvioida — to fix or determine the value of
• Finnish: määrittää arvo — to fix or determine the value of
• French: valoriser — to fix or determine the value of
• Georgian: აფასებს (apasebs) — to fix or determine the value of
• Georgian: შეფასება (šepaseba) — to fix or determine the value of
• Hindi: मूल्य निर्धारण (mūlya nirdhāraṇ) — to fix or determine the value of
• Irish: luacháil — to fix or determine the value of
• Italian: computare — to fix or determine the value of
• Māori: wāriu — to fix or determine the value of
• Eastern Mari: аклаш (aklaš) — to fix or determine the value of
• Norwegian: vurdere — to fix or determine the value of
• Norwegian: verdsette — to fix or determine the value of
• Polish: wycenić — to fix or determine the value of
• Polish: wyceniać — to fix or determine the value of
• Portuguese: valorar — to fix or determine the value of
• Romanian: evalua — to fix or determine the value of
• Russian: оце́нивать (océnivatʹ) — to fix or determine the value of
• Russian: оцени́ть (ocenítʹ) — to fix or determine the value of
• Serbo-Croatian: vrednovati — to fix or determine the value of
• Serbo-Croatian: valorizirati — to fix or determine the value of
• Spanish: valorar — to fix or determine the value of
• Spanish: cifrar — to fix or determine the value of
• Swedish: värdera — to fix or determine the value of
• Bulgarian: ценя (cenja) — to regard highly
• Czech: považovat — to regard highly
• Czech: vážit si — to regard highly
• Danish: skatte — to regard highly
• Esperanto: alttaksi — to regard highly
• Esperanto: valori — to regard highly
• Finnish: arvostaa — to regard highly
• Finnish: pitää arvossa — to regard highly
• French: apprécier — to regard highly
• German: schätzen — to regard highly
• Hebrew: העריך (he'eríkh) — to regard highly
• Hungarian: becsül — to regard highly
• Hungarian: értékel — to regard highly
• Italian: apprezzare — to regard highly
• Italian: tenere in gran conto — to regard highly
• Japanese: 重視する (jūshi suru) — to regard highly
• Latin: dīligō — to regard highly
• Malay: hargai — to regard highly
• Māori: matapopore — to regard highly
• Māori: kaingākau — to regard highly
• Māori: kaingākaunui — to regard highly
• Māori: whakamaioha — to regard highly
• Eastern Mari: аклаш (aklaš) — to regard highly
• Khiamniungan Naga: ùkō — to regard highly
• Norwegian: verdsette — to regard highly
• Norwegian: skatte — to regard highly
• Polish: cenić — to regard highly
• Portuguese: valorizar — to regard highly
• Romanian: prețui — to regard highly
• Romanian: cinsti — to regard highly
• Russian: цени́ть (cenítʹ) — to regard highly
• Serbo-Croatian: vrednovati — to regard highly
• Serbo-Croatian: cijeniti — to regard highly
• Serbo-Croatian: ceniti — to regard highly
• Spanish: valorar — to regard highly
• Swedish: värdera — to regard highly
• Czech: cenit si — to hold dear
• Danish: skatte — to hold dear
• Esperanto: valori — to hold dear
• Finnish: arvostaa — to hold dear
• Finnish: pitää arvossa — to hold dear
• French: tenir — to hold dear
• Georgian: აფასებს (apasebs) — to hold dear
• Georgian: დააფასებს (daapasebs) — to hold dear
• Georgian: დაფასება (dapaseba) — to hold dear
• Italian: apprezzare — to hold dear
• Italian: valorizzare — to hold dear
• Māori: whakamaioha — to hold dear
• Eastern Mari: аклаш (aklaš) — to hold dear
• Norwegian: sette pris på — to hold dear
• Norwegian: verdsette — to hold dear
• Persian: ارج نهادن (arj nahâdan) — to hold dear
• Polish: cenić — to hold dear
• Portuguese: valorizar — to hold dear
• Portuguese: apreciar — to hold dear
• Romanian: prețui — to hold dear
• Russian: цени́ть (cenítʹ) — to hold dear
• Russian: дорожи́ть (dorožítʹ) — to hold dear
• Serbo-Croatian: cijeniti — to hold dear
• Serbo-Croatian: ceniti — to hold dear
• Spanish: apreciar — to hold dear
• Swedish: värdera — to hold dear