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• Received-Pronunciation: /wɒʃ/
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• dialectal: /wɔʃ/
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• obsolete: /wæʃ/
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Clipping of Washington.

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *wed- Proto-Indo-European *-sḱéti Proto-Indo-European *wodsḱéti Proto-Germanic *waskaną Proto-West Germanic *waskan Old English wascan Middle English wasshen English wash From Middle English wasshen, waschen, weschen (“to wash”), from Old English wascan (“to wash”), from Proto-West Germanic *waskan (“to wash”), from Proto-Germanic *waskaną, *watskaną (“to wash, get wet”), from Proto-Indo-European *wed- (“wet, water”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian waaske (“to wash”), West Frisian waskje (“to wash”), Dutch wassen, wasschen (“to wash”), Low German waschen (“to wash”), German waschen (“to wash”), Danish vaske (“to wash”), Faroese and Icelandic vaska (“to wash”), Norwegian Bokmål vaske (“to wash”), Norwegian Nynorsk vaske, vaska (“to wash”), Swedish vaska (“to wash”). The noun is cognate with Saterland Frisian Waaske (“wash”), West Frisian wask (“wash”), Dutch was (“wash”), Low German Wask, Waske (“wash”), German Wäsche (“wash”), Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish vask (“wash”).

431 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: миене (miene) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Catalan: rentada — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Dutch: was — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Esperanto: lavado — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Finnish: pesu — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• French: lavage — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Galician: lavado — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Galician: lavadura — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• German: Wäsche — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Japanese: 洗浄 (senjou) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Japanese: 洗濯 (sentaku) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Khmer: ការលាង (kaa lieng) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Latin: lōtiō — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Luxembourgish: Wäsch — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Portuguese: lavagem — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Russian: мытьё (mytʹjó) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Russian: сти́рка (stírka) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Spanish: lavado — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Swedish: tvätt — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Tagalog: hugas — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Ukrainian: миття́ (myttjá) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Ukrainian: прання́ (prannjá) — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Walloon: lavaedje — process or an instance of washing or being washed by water
• Finnish: huuhde — liquid for washing
• Finnish: pesuneste — liquid for washing
• Bulgarian: пране (prane) — clothes washed at a time
• Finnish: pyykki — clothes washed at a time
• French: machine — clothes washed at a time
• Plautdietsch: Wausch — clothes washed at a time
• Russian: бельё (belʹjó) — clothes washed at a time
• Walloon: bouwêye — clothes washed at a time
• Walloon: machinêye — clothes washed at a time
• Finnish: laveeraus — painting
• German: Lavierung — painting
• Māori: peita waimeha — painting
• Polish: lawowanie — painting
• Swedish: lavering — painting
• Bulgarian: прибо́й (pribój) — sound of breaking seas
• Finnish: (aaltojen) kohina — sound of breaking seas
• Russian: прибо́й (pribój) — sound of breaking seas
• Bulgarian: килватер (kilvater) — wake of a ship
• Finnish: vanavesi — wake of a ship
• Finnish: peräaalto — wake of a ship
• Māori: kōriporipo — wake of a ship
• Russian: попу́тная струя́ (popútnaja strujá) — wake of a ship
• Russian: кильва́тер (kilʹváter) — wake of a ship
• Finnish: jättöpyörre — turbulence left by airplane
• Māori: kōriporipo — turbulence left by airplane
• Finnish: -vesi — lotion
• Finnish: -huuhde — lotion
• Finnish: -saippua — lotion
• Russian: лосьо́н (losʹón) — lotion
• Russian: полоска́ние (poloskánije) — lotion
• Spanish: enjuague — lotion
• Bulgarian: нанос (nanos) — ground washed away to the sea or a river
• Finnish: huuhtouma — ground washed away to the sea or a river
• Finnish: särkkä — piece of ground washed by the action of water
• Bulgarian: локва (lokva) — shallow body of water
• Finnish: matalikko — shallow body of water
• Russian: мелково́дье (melkovódʹje) — shallow body of water
• Bulgarian: сухо корито (suho korito) — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• Finnish: jokiuoma — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• Finnish: wadi — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• French: oeud — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• Panamint: hunuppin — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• Panamint: okkwaitaippüh — normally dry bed of an intermittent or ephemeral stream
• Finnish: tasapeli — situation in which losses and gains are equivalent
• Finnish: rankki — distilling: fermented wort
• Irish: anallas — distilling: fermented wort
• Finnish: mäski — mixture of dunder, molasses, water, and scummings
• Finnish: metallointi — thin coat of metal laid on anything
• Bulgarian: перо (pero) — nautical: blade of an oar
• Finnish: lape — nautical: blade of an oar
• Finnish: kouru — architecture: structure shaped so as to receive and carry off water
• Afrikaans: was — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aklanon: eaba — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Albanian: lan — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aleut: ĝula — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Arabic: غَسَلَ (ḡasala) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aramaic: ܣܚܐ (syc) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Armenian: լվալ (lval) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Armenian: լվանալ (lvanal) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aromanian: spel (roa-rup) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aromanian: aspel (roa-rup) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Aromanian: lau (roa-rup) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Assamese: ধোৱা (dhüa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Asturian: llavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Azerbaijani: yumaq — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bashkir: йыуыу (yıwıw) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Basque: garbitu — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Basque: ikuzi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Belarusian: мыць (mycʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Belarusian: памы́ць (pamýcʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Belarusian: праць (pracʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bengali: ধোয়া (dhōẇa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bengali: ধোওয়া (dhōōẇa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bhojpuri: धोवल (dhōval) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Central Bikol: hugas — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Breton: gwalc'hiñ — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bulgarian: ми́я (míja) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bulgarian: изми́вам (izmívam) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bulgarian: изми́я (izmíja) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Burmese: ဆေး (hce:) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Buryat: угааха (bxr) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Catalan: rentar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Catalan: llavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Cebuano: laba — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Cebuano: hugas — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Cherokee: ᏕᎬᎩᎶᎠ (degvgiloa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Chinese Cantonese: 洗 (sai2) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Chinese Mandarin: 洗 (xǐ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Chinese Mandarin: 洗滌 /洗涤 (xǐdí) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Chinese Mandarin: 沖洗 /冲洗 (chōngxǐ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Choctaw: achefa — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Chuvash: ҫу (śu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ngazidja Comorian: uyela — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Cornish: golhi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Crimean Tatar: yuvmaq — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Crimean Tatar: cuvmaq — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Czech: mýt — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Czech: prát — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Danish: vaske — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Dolgan: һууй (huuy) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Dutch: wassen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Dutch: spoelen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Dutch: afspoelen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Egyptian: i-a:N35B (jꜥj) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Elfdalian: rįesa — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Esperanto: lavi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Estonian: pesema — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Even: авдай (awdaj) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Even: хилкадай (hilkadaj) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Evenki: авми (awmi) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Evenki: силкими (silkimi) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Faroese: vaska — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Finnish: pestä — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Finnish: tiskata — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Finnish: pyykätä — to clean with water — see also deterge
• French: laver — to clean with water — see also deterge
• West-Frisian: waskje — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Friulian: lavâ — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Galician: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Georgian: რეცხვა (recxva) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Georgian: გარეცხვა (garecxva) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Georgian: ბანვა (banva) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• German: waschen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• German: spülen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old High German: dwahan — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Gothic: 𐌸𐍅𐌰𐌷𐌰𐌽 (þwahan) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Greek: πλένω (pléno) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ancient Greek: πλύνω (plúnō) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ancient Greek: νίπτω (níptō) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ancient Greek: λούω (loúō) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Paraguayan Guarani: johéi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Haitian Creole: lave — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hawaiian: holoi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hebrew: רָחַץ (rakháts) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hebrew: שָׁטַף (shatáf) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hindi: धोना (dhonā) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hungarian: mos — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Hungarian: kimos — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Icelandic: þvo — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ido: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Indonesian: mencuci — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ingrian: pessä — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ingrian: pursuttaa — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Irish: nigh — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old Irish: nigid — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old Irish: ind·aim — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Isnag: uxat — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Italian: lavare — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Japanese: 洗う (arau) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Javanese: ngumbah — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Javanese: raup — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Javanese: wisuh — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old Javanese: kumbah — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kabyle: ssired — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kalmyk: уһах (uğax) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kashmiri: چھَلُن (chalun) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kashubian: mëc — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kazakh: жуу (juu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Khakas: чуурға (çuurğa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Khmer: លាង (liəng) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kituba: sukula — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kongo: sukula — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Korean: 씻다 (ssitda) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Central Kurdish: شوشتن (şuştin) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Northern Kurdish: şûştin — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Kyrgyz: жуу (juu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lao: ລ້າງ (lāng) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lao: ຊັກ (sak) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lao: ສ່ວຍ (suāi) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Latin: lavō — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Latin: luo — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Latvian: mazgāt — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Limburgish: wasje — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Limburgish: wesje — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Limburgish: speule — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Limburgish: aafspeule — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lingala: sukola — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lithuanian: pláuti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lithuanian: mazgoti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lithuanian: praũsti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lombard: lavà — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Low German: waschen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Luxembourgish: wäschen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Macedonian: мие (mie) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Maguindanao: ugas — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Malay: mencuci — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Maltese: ħasel — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Manchu: ᠣᠪᠣᠮᠪᡳ (obombi) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Māori: horoi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Mauritian Creole: lave — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Middle English: wasshen — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Mongolian: угаалга (ugaalga) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Classical Nahuatl: pāca — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Nanai: силко- (silko-) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Norman: laver — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Norwegian: tvette — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Norwegian: vaske — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Occitan: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Church Slavic: мꙑти (myti) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old East Slavic: мꙑти (myti) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old English: þwēan — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old English: wascan — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old Norse: þvá — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Old Norse: þvætta — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Oromo: miiccuu — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ossetian: ӕхсын (æxsyn) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Papiamentu: laba — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Pashto: ولل (wlᶕl) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Pashto: اندرېيل (andreyál) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Persian: شستن (šostan) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Piedmontese: lavé — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Polish: myć — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Polish: umyć — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Polish: prać — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Polish: wyprać — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Portuguese: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Quechua: mayllay — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Quechua: t'aqsay — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Rohingya: dúo — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Romagnol: lavêr (eml) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Romani: thovel — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Romanian: spăla — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Romansh: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Romansh: laver — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Russian: мыть (mytʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Russian: помы́ть (pomýtʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Russian: вы́мыть (výmytʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Russian: стира́ть (stirátʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Russian: постира́ть (postirátʹ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Samoan: fulu — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sango: sukula — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sanskrit: क्षिपति (kṣipati) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sardinian: samunài — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sardinian: samunàe — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sardinian: samunàre — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sardinian: sciacuai — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sardinian: labare — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Scottish Gaelic: nigh — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Serbo-Croatian: ми̏ти — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̏ти (clothes) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Serbo-Croatian: mȉti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Serbo-Croatian: prȁti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sicilian: lavari — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Slovak: myť — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Slovak: prať — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Slovene: miti — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Slovene: prati — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Lower Sorbian: myś — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Spanish: lavar — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sundanese: kumbah — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swahili: -osha — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swahili: -fua — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swahili: -nawa — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swedish: tvätta — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swedish: tvaga — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swedish: två — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Swedish: vaska — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Sylheti: ꠗꠃꠣ (dóua) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tagalog: maghugas — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tagalog: hugasan — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tajik: шустан (šustan) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Talysh: şışte — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tamil: கழுவு (kaḻuvu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tamil: அலம்பு (alampu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tamil: துவை (tuvai) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tat: şuştən — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tatar: юарга (yuwarğa) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tausug: hugas — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tày: áp — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Telugu: కడుగు hands (kaḍugu) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Telugu: dishes — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Telugu: etc. — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Telugu: ఉతుకు clothes (utuku) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tetum: fase — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Thai: ล้าง (láang) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Thai: ซัก (sák) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tibetan: བཀྲུ་བ (bkru ba) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tongan: kaukau — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Turkish: yıkamak — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Turkish: yumak — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ottoman Turkish: ییقامق (yıkamak) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ottoman Turkish: یومق (yumak) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Turkmen: ýuwmak — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Tuvan: чуур (çuur) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎈𐎕 (rḥṣ) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ukrainian: ми́ти (mýty) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Ukrainian: пра́ти (práty) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Urdu: دھونا (dhonā) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: ياقىماق (yaqimaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: يۇماق (yumaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: يۇماق (yumaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: يۇيماق (yuymaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: жумақ (zhumaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uyghur: жуймақ (zhuymaq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uzbek: yuvmoq — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Uzbek: yuvinmoq — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Vietnamese: rửa — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Vietnamese: giặt — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Volapük: lavön — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Võro: mõskma (fiu-vro) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Walloon: laver — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Walloon: rinetyî — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Walloon: rilaver — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Welsh: golchi — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Yiddish: וואַשן (vashn) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Zazaki: suwen (diq) — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Zealandic: wasse — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Zhuang: saeg — to clean with water — see also deterge
• Bulgarian: промивам (promivam) — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Chinese Cantonese: 沖走 /冲走 (cung1 zau2) — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Chinese Mandarin: 沖走 /冲走 (chōngzǒu) — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Dutch: wegspoelen — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Finnish: huuhtoa — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• German: wegspülen — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Hungarian: elmos — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Ingrian: huuhtoa — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Russian: смыва́ть (smyvátʹ) — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Russian: смыть (smytʹ) — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: спрати — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: спирати — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: испирати — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: sprati — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: spirati — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Serbo-Croatian: ispirati — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Spanish: arrastrar — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Swedish: skölja — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Swedish: spola — to move or erode by the force of water in motion
• Bulgarian: обогатявам (obogatjavam) — mining: to separate valuable material
• Finnish: huuhtoa — mining: to separate valuable material
• Russian: промыва́ть (promyvátʹ) — mining: to separate valuable material
• Russian: промы́ть (promýtʹ) — mining: to separate valuable material
• Serbo-Croatian: испрати — mining: to separate valuable material
• Serbo-Croatian: спирати — mining: to separate valuable material
• Serbo-Croatian: isprati — mining: to separate valuable material
• Serbo-Croatian: spirati — mining: to separate valuable material
• Spanish: lavar — mining: to separate valuable material
• Swedish: vaska — mining: to separate valuable material
• Armenian: լվացվել (lvacʻvel) — to clean oneself
• Belarusian: мы́цца (mýcca) — to clean oneself
• Belarusian: памы́цца (pamýcca) — to clean oneself
• Bulgarian: ми́я се (míja se) — to clean oneself
• Maore Comorian: uhoa — to clean oneself
• Ngazidja Comorian: uyela — to clean oneself
• Finnish: peseytyä — to clean oneself
• French: se laver — to clean oneself
• French: faire sa toilette — to clean oneself
• Georgian: ბანაობა (banaoba) — to clean oneself
• German: sich waschen — to clean oneself
• Greek: πλένομαι (plénomai) — to clean oneself
• Ancient Greek: νίπτω (níptō) — to clean oneself
• Ancient Greek: λούω (loúō) — to clean oneself
• Hungarian: mosakszik — to clean oneself
• Hungarian: megmosakszik — to clean oneself
• Irish: nigh — to clean oneself
• Italian: lavarsi — to clean oneself
• Japanese: 洗面する (senmen suru) — to clean oneself
• Khmer: ដុសលាង (doh liəng) — to clean oneself
• Central Kurdish: خۆ شوشتن (xo şuştin) — to clean oneself
• Middle English: wasshen — to clean oneself
• Persian: خودشویی (xodšôyi) — to clean oneself
• Polish: myć się — to clean oneself
• Polish: umyć się — to clean oneself
• Portuguese: lavar-se — to clean oneself
• Quechua: mayllakuy — to clean oneself
• Russian: мы́ться (mýtʹsja) — to clean oneself
• Russian: помы́ться (pomýtʹsja) — to clean oneself
• Russian: вы́мыться (výmytʹsja) — to clean oneself
• Russian: умыва́ться (umyvátʹsja) — to clean oneself
• Russian: умы́ться (umýtʹsja) — to clean oneself
• Serbo-Croatian: опрати — to clean oneself
• Serbo-Croatian: oprati — to clean oneself
• Lower Sorbian: myś se — to clean oneself
• Spanish: lavarse — to clean oneself
• Swahili: -oga — to clean oneself
• Telugu: కడుక్కొను (kaḍukkonu) — to clean oneself
• Tibetan: ཁྲུ་བ (khru ba) — to clean oneself
• Tibetan: འཁྲུ་བ ('khru ba) — to clean oneself
• Tooro: -naaba — to clean oneself
• Tooro: -oga — to clean oneself
• Tuvan: чунар (çunar) — to clean oneself
• Tuvan: чугдунар (çugdunar) — to clean oneself
• Ukrainian: ми́тися (mýtysja) — to clean oneself
• Yakut: суун (suun) — to clean oneself
• Bulgarian: мокря (mokrja) — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Finnish: huuhtoa — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Finnish: kastella — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Finnish: kostuttaa — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Greek: βρέχω (vrécho) — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Zazaki: hi (diq) — to cover with liquid; to wet, moisten
• Bulgarian: отмивам се (otmivam se) — to be eroded or carried away
• Finnish: huuhtoutua — to be eroded or carried away
• Persian: فرسودن (farsôdan) — to be eroded or carried away
• Russian: размыва́ться (razmyvátʹsja) — to be eroded or carried away
• Russian: размы́ться (razmýtʹsja) — to be eroded or carried away
• Serbo-Croatian: спрати — to be eroded or carried away
• Serbo-Croatian: sprati — to be eroded or carried away
• Swedish: skölja — to be eroded or carried away
• Swedish: spola — to be eroded or carried away
• Bulgarian: сигурен съм (siguren sǎm) — to be convincing
• Bulgarian: убедителен съм (ubeditelen sǎm) — to be convincing
• Finnish: vakuuttaa — to be convincing
• Bulgarian: пера се (pera se) — to bear washing without injury
• Finnish: kestää pesua — to bear washing without injury
• Finnish: kestää pesun — to bear washing without injury
• Finnish: sävyttää — to tint lightly and thinly
• Finnish: silata — to overlay with a thin coat of metal
• Ottoman Turkish: یالدزلامق (yaldızlamak) — to overlay with a thin coat of metal
• Ottoman Turkish: آلتونلمق (altınlamak) — to overlay with a thin coat of metal