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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈwɒt͡ʃ/
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• Australian, British, Scotland, Southern, Standard: /ˈwɔt͡ʃ/
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• /ˈwɑt͡ʃ/ without the cot–caught merger
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• /ˈwɔt͡ʃ/ without the cot–caught merger
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• cot-caught-merger: /ˈwɑt͡ʃ/
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• Canada: /ˈwɒt͡ʃ/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈwɒt͡ʃ/
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• New-Zealand: [ˈwɔ̟t͡ʃ]
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• rhymes with -ɒtʃ
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• CMU ARPABET: W AA1 CH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: W AO1 CH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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As a noun, from Middle English wacche, from Old English wæċċe. See below for verb form.

From Middle English wacchen, from Old English wæċċan, from Proto-West Germanic *wakkjan, from Proto-Germanic *wakjaną. Cognate with Dutch wekken, German wecken, Danish vække, Norwegian Bokmål vekke, Norwegian Nynorsk vekkja, Swedish väcka, Faroese and Icelandic vekja.

753 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: horlosie — portable or wearable timepiece
• Albanian: orë — portable or wearable timepiece
• Albanian: orë dore — portable or wearable timepiece
• Albanian: sahat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Arabic: سَاعَة (sāʕa) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Arabic: مݣانة (magāna) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Arabic: ساعة (sāʕa, sēʕa) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Tunisian Arabic: منڨالة (mungāla) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Aragonese: reloch — portable or wearable timepiece
• Armenian: ժամացույց (žamacʻuycʻ) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Armenian: ժամ (žam) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Aromanian: sãhate — portable or wearable timepiece
• Asturian: reló — portable or wearable timepiece
• Atong (India): khori — portable or wearable timepiece
• Azerbaijani: qol saatı — portable or wearable timepiece
• Azerbaijani: saat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Bashkir: ҡул сәғәте (qul səğəte) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Bashkir: сәғәт (səğət) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Basque: erloju — portable or wearable timepiece
• Basque: ordulari — portable or wearable timepiece
• Belarusian: гадзі́ннік (hadzínnik) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Belarusian: нару́чны гадзі́ннік (narúčny hadzínnik) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Bengali: ঘড়ি (ghoṛi) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Bengali: হাতঘড়ি (hatghôṛi) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Breton: eurier — portable or wearable timepiece
• Bulgarian: часо́вник (časóvnik) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Burmese: လက်ပတ်နာရီ (lakpatnari) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Burmese: နာရီ (nari) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Catalan: rellotge — portable or wearable timepiece
• Cherokee: ᏩᏥ (watsi) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese Cantonese: 手錶 /手表 (sau2 biu1) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese Cantonese: 錶 /表 (biu1) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: шубё (šubio) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: бё (bio) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Eastern Min Chinese: 手錶 /手表 (chiū-biēu) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Hakka Chinese: 時錶仔 /时表仔 (sṳ̀-peú-é) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: 手錶 /手表 (zh-min-nan) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: 錶仔 /表仔 (zh-min-nan) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: 時錶 /时表 — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: 時表 /时表 (sî-pió) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese: 手錶仔 /手表仔 (zh-min-nan) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Chinese Mandarin: 手錶 /手表 (shǒubiǎo) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Wu Chinese: 手錶 /手表 — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ngazidja Comorian: saya — portable or wearable timepiece
• Cornish: euryor — portable or wearable timepiece
• Czech: hodinky — portable or wearable timepiece
• Danish: armbåndsur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Dutch: horloge — portable or wearable timepiece
• Esperanto: horloĝeto — portable or wearable timepiece
• Esperanto: brakhorloĝo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Esperanto: poŝhorloĝo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Estonian: kell — portable or wearable timepiece
• Estonian: käekell — portable or wearable timepiece
• Faroese: ur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Finnish: kello — portable or wearable timepiece
• Finnish: rannekello — portable or wearable timepiece
• Finnish: taskukello — portable or wearable timepiece
• French: montre — portable or wearable timepiece
• Friulian: orloi — portable or wearable timepiece
• Galician: reloxo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Georgian: მაჯის საათი (maǯis saati) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Georgian: საათი (saati) — portable or wearable timepiece
• German: Uhr — portable or wearable timepiece
• German: Armbanduhr — portable or wearable timepiece
• Greek: ρολόι (rolói) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Hebrew: שָׁעוֹן (sha'ón) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Hindi: घड़ी (ghaṛī) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Hindi: वॉच (vŏc) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Hungarian: óra — portable or wearable timepiece
• Icelandic: úr — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ido: horlojeto — portable or wearable timepiece
• Indonesian: jam tangan — portable or wearable timepiece
• Irish: uaireadóir — portable or wearable timepiece
• Istriot: rilojo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Italian: orologio — portable or wearable timepiece
• Italian: cipolla — portable or wearable timepiece
• Italian: orologio da tasca — portable or wearable timepiece
• Japanese: 腕時計 (udedokei) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Japanese: 懐中時計 (kaichū-tokei) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Japanese: 時計 (tokei) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Japanese: ウオッチ (uotchi) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Kannada: ಗಡಿಯಾರ (gaḍiyāra) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Kazakh: сағат (sağat) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Khmer: នាឡិកា (niəlekaa) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Korean: 시계 (sigye) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Korean: 워치 (wochi) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Central Kurdish: سەعات (se'at) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Central Kurdish: کات ژمێر (kat jmêr) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Northern Kurdish: demjimêr demjimêr — portable or wearable timepiece
• Northern Kurdish: saet — portable or wearable timepiece
• Kyrgyz: саат (saat) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ladin: ëura — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ladino: ora — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ladino: saat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Lao: ໂມງ (mōng) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Lao: ນາລິກາ (nā li kā) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Latgalian: stuņdinīks — portable or wearable timepiece
• Latgalian: stuņdiņs — portable or wearable timepiece
• Latin: horologium armillare — portable or wearable timepiece
• Latvian: pulkstenis — portable or wearable timepiece
• Latvian: laikrādis — portable or wearable timepiece
• Lithuanian: laikrodis — portable or wearable timepiece
• Luxembourgish: Auer — portable or wearable timepiece
• Macedonian: часовник (časovnik) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Malay: jam tangan — portable or wearable timepiece
• Māori: wati — portable or wearable timepiece
• Marathi: घड्याळ (ghaḍyāḷ) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Marshallese: awa — portable or wearable timepiece
• Mongolian: бугүйн цаг (bugüjn cag) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Mongolian: цаг (cag) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Norman: mouontre — portable or wearable timepiece
• Norwegian Bokmål: klokke — portable or wearable timepiece
• Norwegian Bokmål: ur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Norwegian Bokmål: armbåndsur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Nǀuu: orlosi — portable or wearable timepiece
• Occitan: mòstra — portable or wearable timepiece
• Pannonian Rusyn: годзинка (hodzinka) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Papiamentu: oloshi — portable or wearable timepiece
• Dari: سَاعَت (sā'at) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Iranian Persian: ساعَت (sâ'at) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Polish: zegarek — portable or wearable timepiece
• Portuguese: relógio — portable or wearable timepiece
• Portuguese: relógio de pulso — portable or wearable timepiece
• Portuguese: relógio de bolso (pocketwatch) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Romanian: ceas — portable or wearable timepiece
• Russian: нару́чные часы́ (narúčnyje časý) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Russian: часы́ (časý) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Samoan: uati — portable or wearable timepiece
• Sardinian: arrellógiu — portable or wearable timepiece
• Scottish Gaelic: uaireadair — portable or wearable timepiece
• Serbo-Croatian: ча̀со̄внӣк — portable or wearable timepiece
• Serbo-Croatian: са̑т — portable or wearable timepiece
• Serbo-Croatian: čàsōvnīk — portable or wearable timepiece
• Serbo-Croatian: sȃt — portable or wearable timepiece
• Slovak: hodinky — portable or wearable timepiece
• Slovene: zapestna ura — portable or wearable timepiece
• Slovene: ura — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: reloj — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: peluco — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: muñequera — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: extensible — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: guasho — portable or wearable timepiece
• Spanish: washo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Swedish: klocka — portable or wearable timepiece
• Swedish: ur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Tagalog: relos — portable or wearable timepiece
• Tagalog: orasan — portable or wearable timepiece
• Tajik: соат (soat) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Tamil: கைக்கடிகாரம் (kaikkaṭikāram) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Telugu: చేతి గడియారం (cēti gaḍiyāraṁ) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Thai: นาฬิกาข้อมือ (naa-lí-gaa-kɔ̂ɔ-mʉʉ) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Thai: นาฬิกาพก — portable or wearable timepiece
• Turkish: kol saatı — portable or wearable timepiece
• Turkish: saat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Turkmen: sagat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ukrainian: годи́нник (hodýnnyk) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Ukrainian: нару́чний годи́нник (narúčnyj hodýnnyk) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Unami: wach — portable or wearable timepiece
• Urdu: گَھڑی (ghaṛī) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Urdu: واچ (vāc) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Uzbek: soat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Uzbek: qoʻl soat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Venetan: rełogio — portable or wearable timepiece
• Vietnamese: đồng hồ — portable or wearable timepiece
• Waray-Waray: relo — portable or wearable timepiece
• Welsh: oriadur — portable or wearable timepiece
• Welsh: oriawr — portable or wearable timepiece
• Yiddish: זייגערל (zeygerl) — portable or wearable timepiece
• Yup'ik: cass'aq — portable or wearable timepiece
• Zazaki: sehat — portable or wearable timepiece
• Zhuang: biuj — portable or wearable timepiece
• Azerbaijani: keşik — the act of guarding
• Bashkir: ҡарауыл (qarawıl) — the act of guarding
• Belarusian: ва́рта (várta) — the act of guarding
• Bulgarian: охра́на (ohrána) — the act of guarding
• Esperanto: vaĉo — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: φυλακή (phulakḗ) — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: τήρησις (tḗrēsis) — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: σκοπιά (skopiá) — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: φρούρημα (phroúrēma) — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: νύχευμα (núkheuma) — the act of guarding
• Ancient Greek: φρουρά (phrourá) — the act of guarding
• Irish: faire — the act of guarding
• Italian: vigilanza — the act of guarding
• Italian: sorveglianza — the act of guarding
• Italian: guardia — the act of guarding
• Latin: vigilia — the act of guarding
• Iranian Persian: پاییدَن (pâyidan) — the act of guarding
• Plautdietsch: Wacht — the act of guarding
• Polish: straż — the act of guarding
• Portuguese: vigia — the act of guarding
• Russian: карау́л (karaúl) — the act of guarding
• Russian: охра́на (oxrána) — the act of guarding
• Spanish: aguaite — the act of guarding
• Spanish: vigía — the act of guarding
• Swedish: bevakning — the act of guarding
• Tamil: கண்காணித்தல் (kaṇkāṇittal) — the act of guarding
• Ottoman Turkish: نوبت (nevbet, nöbet) — the act of guarding
• Afrikaans: wag — particular time period
• Aromanian: viglã — particular time period
• Aromanian: strajã — particular time period
• Belarusian: ва́хта (váxta) — particular time period
• Belarusian: дзяжу́рства (dzjažúrstva) — particular time period
• Belarusian: ва́рта (várta) — particular time period
• Bulgarian: ва́хта (váhta) — particular time period
• Bulgarian: дежу́рство (dežúrstvo) — particular time period
• Chinese Mandarin: 值日 (zhírì) — particular time period
• Chinese Mandarin: 值班 (zhíbān) — particular time period
• Czech: hlídka — particular time period
• Danish: vagt — particular time period
• Dutch: wacht — particular time period
• Finnish: vahti — particular time period
• French: veille — particular time period
• German: Wache — particular time period
• Ancient Greek: φυλακή (phulakḗ) — particular time period
• Hebrew: אשמורת \ אַשְׁמֹרֶת (ashmóret) — particular time period
• Icelandic: vakt — particular time period
• Italian: turno di guardia — particular time period
• Japanese: 警戒 (keikai) — particular time period
• Latin: vigilia — particular time period
• Luxembourgish: Wuecht — particular time period
• Macedonian: дежурство (dežurstvo) — particular time period
• Māori: tiakanga — particular time period
• Norwegian Bokmål: vakt — particular time period
• Iranian Persian: پاس (pâs) — particular time period
• Iranian Persian: پَهْر (pahr) — particular time period
• Polish: wachta — particular time period
• Portuguese: vigia — particular time period
• Portuguese: guarda — particular time period
• Romanian: strajă — particular time period
• Romanian: gardă — particular time period
• Romanian: tură — particular time period
• Romanian: veghe — particular time period
• Russian: ва́хта (váxta) — particular time period
• Russian: дежу́рство (dežúrstvo) — particular time period
• Russian: карау́л (karaúl) — particular time period
• Russian: часы́ (časý) — particular time period
• Scottish Gaelic: faire — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: ду́жно̄ст — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: дежу́рство — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: вре́ме — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: врије́ме — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: ча̏с — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: dúžnōst — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: dežúrstvo — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: vréme — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: vrijéme — particular time period
• Serbo-Croatian: čȁs — particular time period
• Slovak: hliadka — particular time period
• Swedish: vakt — particular time period
• Swedish: vaktpass — particular time period
• Turkish: nöbet — particular time period
• Ukrainian: ва́хта (váxta) — particular time period
• Ukrainian: чергува́ння (čerhuvánnja) — particular time period
• Ukrainian: вартува́ння (vartuvánnja) — particular time period
• Zazaki: nomet — particular time period
• Afrikaans: wag — person or group of people who guard
• Southern Altai: каруул (karuul) — person or group of people who guard
• Arabic: حَارِس (ḥāris) — person or group of people who guard
• Azerbaijani: qarovul — person or group of people who guard
• Azerbaijani: keşik — person or group of people who guard
• Azerbaijani: keşikçi — person or group of people who guard
• Azerbaijani: növbətçi — person or group of people who guard
• Azerbaijani: qarovulçu — person or group of people who guard
• Bashkir: ҡарауыл (qarawıl) — person or group of people who guard
• Belarusian: ва́рта (várta) — person or group of people who guard
• Belarusian: старо́жа (staróža) — person or group of people who guard
• Belarusian: страж (straž) — person or group of people who guard
• Belarusian: караву́л (karavúl) — person or group of people who guard
• Bulgarian: страж (straž) — person or group of people who guard
• Bulgarian: паза́ч (pazáč) — person or group of people who guard
• Bulgarian: часови́ (časoví) — person or group of people who guard
• Bulgarian: карау́л (karaúl) — person or group of people who guard
• Catalan: guarda — person or group of people who guard
• Catalan: guardià — person or group of people who guard
• Czech: hlídka — person or group of people who guard
• Danish: vagt — person or group of people who guard
• Dutch: wacht — person or group of people who guard
• Finnish: vahti — person or group of people who guard
• Finnish: vartio — person or group of people who guard
• French: garde — person or group of people who guard
• German: Wache — person or group of people who guard
• Greek: σκοπός (skopós) — person or group of people who guard
• Greek: φρουρός (frourós) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: φύλαξ (phúlax) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: τηρητής (tērētḗs) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: σκοπός (skopós) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: οὖρος (oûros) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: φρουρός (phrourós) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: φρουρητήρ (phrourētḗr) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: σκοπιωρός (skopiōrós) — person or group of people who guard
• Ancient Greek: φυλακή (phulakḗ) — person or group of people who guard
• Italian: sorveglianza — person or group of people who guard
• Italian: guardia — person or group of people who guard
• Kazakh: қарауыл (qarauyl) — person or group of people who guard
• Kyrgyz: кароол (karool) — person or group of people who guard
• Norwegian Bokmål: vakt — person or group of people who guard
• Occitan: gaita — person or group of people who guard
• Occitan: gacha — person or group of people who guard
• Occitan: garda — person or group of people who guard
• Occitan: gàrdia — person or group of people who guard
• Iranian Persian: دیدِهبان (dide-bân) — person or group of people who guard
• Iranian Persian: نِگَهْبان (negahbân) — person or group of people who guard
• Iranian Persian: پاسْبان (pâsbân) — person or group of people who guard
• Polish: straż — person or group of people who guard
• Portuguese: guarda — person or group of people who guard
• Romanian: străjer — person or group of people who guard
• Romanian: gardă — person or group of people who guard
• Romanian: gardă — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: стра́жа (stráža) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: карау́л (karaúl) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: дозо́р (dozór) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: сто́рож (stórož) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: карау́льный (karaúlʹnyj) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: часово́й (časovój) — person or group of people who guard
• Russian: охра́на (oxrána) — person or group of people who guard
• Scottish Gaelic: freiceadan — person or group of people who guard
• Serbo-Croatian: strȃža — person or group of people who guard
• Serbo-Croatian: dežuranje — person or group of people who guard
• Swedish: vakt — person or group of people who guard
• Swedish: vaktpatrull — person or group of people who guard
• Tamil: காவலாளி (kāvalāḷi) — person or group of people who guard
• Tatar: каравыл (qarawıl) — person or group of people who guard
• Telugu: కాపలాదారు (kāpalādāru) — person or group of people who guard
• Turkish: bekçi — person or group of people who guard
• Turkish: nöbetçi — person or group of people who guard
• Ottoman Turkish: نوبت (nevbet, nöbet) — person or group of people who guard
• Turkmen: garawul — person or group of people who guard
• Ukrainian: сторо́жа (storóža) — person or group of people who guard
• Ukrainian: ва́рта (várta) — person or group of people who guard
• Ukrainian: карау́л (karaúl) — person or group of people who guard
• Ukrainian: ча́ти (čáty) — person or group of people who guard
• Uzbek: qorovul — person or group of people who guard
• Zazaki: pawıtoğ — person or group of people who guard
• French: poste — place where a watchman is posted
• Italian: posto di guardia — place where a watchman is posted
• Luxembourgish: Posten — place where a watchman is posted
• Portuguese: posto — place where a watchman is posted
• Bulgarian: ва́хта (váhta) — group of sailors and officers
• Czech: hlídka — group of sailors and officers
• Finnish: vahti — group of sailors and officers
• German: Wache — group of sailors and officers
• Greek: βάρδια (várdia) — group of sailors and officers
• Italian: personale di guardia — group of sailors and officers
• Italian: personale di sorveglianza — group of sailors and officers
• Italian: personale di turno — group of sailors and officers
• Polish: wachta — group of sailors and officers
• Portuguese: quarto — group of sailors and officers
• Portuguese: quarto de serviço — group of sailors and officers
• Russian: ва́хта (váxta) — group of sailors and officers
• Swedish: vakt — group of sailors and officers
• Ukrainian: ва́хта (váxta) — group of sailors and officers
• Bulgarian: ва́хта (váhta) — period of time on duty
• Catalan: guàrdia — period of time on duty
• Finnish: vahti — period of time on duty
• Greek: βάρδια (várdia) — period of time on duty
• Italian: guardia — period of time on duty
• Māori: tiakanga — period of time on duty
• Norwegian Bokmål: vakt — period of time on duty
• Polish: wachta — period of time on duty
• Portuguese: turno — period of time on duty
• Russian: ва́хта (váxta) — period of time on duty
• Swedish: vakt — period of time on duty
• Albanian: shoh — to look at for a period of time
• Albanian: shikoj — to look at for a period of time
• Southern Altai: караар (karaar) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: شَاهَدَ (šāhada) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: تَفَرَّجَ (tafarraja) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: رَاقَبَ (rāqaba) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: نَظَرَ (naẓara) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: اِتْفرّج (itfarrag) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: شاف (šāf) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: اتفرج (atfarraj) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: تابع (tābaʕ) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: راقب (rāgab) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: حضر (ḥiḍir) — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: تفرّج (tfarraj) — to look at for a period of time
• Armenian: նայել (nayel) — to look at for a period of time
• Asturian: mirar — to look at for a period of time
• Azerbaijani: izləmək — to look at for a period of time
• Azerbaijani: baxmaq — to look at for a period of time
• Bashkir: ҡарау (qaraw) — to look at for a period of time
• Belarusian: глядзе́ць (hljadzjécʹ) — to look at for a period of time
• Belarusian: паглядзе́ць (pahljadzjécʹ) — to look at for a period of time
• Bulgarian: гле́дам (glédam) — to look at for a period of time
• Burmese: ကြည့် (krany.) — to look at for a period of time
• Catalan: mirar — to look at for a period of time
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇 (tai2) — to look at for a period of time
• Hakka Chinese: 看 (khon) — to look at for a period of time
• Chinese: 看 (zh-min-nan) — to look at for a period of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 看 (kàn) — to look at for a period of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 觀 /观 (guān) — to look at for a period of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 觀看 /观看 (guānkàn) — to look at for a period of time
• Czech: dívat se — to look at for a period of time
• Czech: hlídat — to look at for a period of time
• Czech: sledovat — to look at for a period of time
• Czech: zhlédnout — to look at for a period of time
• Czech: zhlížet — to look at for a period of time
• Old Czech: zřieti — to look at for a period of time
• Danish: se på — to look at for a period of time
• Danish: holde øje med — to look at for a period of time
• Dutch: kijken — to look at for a period of time
• Esperanto: spekti — to look at for a period of time
• Estonian: vaatama — to look at for a period of time
• Finnish: katsoa — to look at for a period of time
• Finnish: katsella — to look at for a period of time
• French: regarder — to look at for a period of time
• Old French: espier — to look at for a period of time
• Old French: reguarder — to look at for a period of time
• Galician: mirar — to look at for a period of time
• Georgian: ყურება (q̇ureba) — to look at for a period of time
• German: ansehen — to look at for a period of time
• German: sehen — to look at for a period of time
• German: zusehen — to look at for a period of time
• Greek: παρακολουθώ (parakolouthó) — to look at for a period of time
• Ancient Greek: σκοπέω (skopéō) — to look at for a period of time
• Ancient Greek: βλέπω (blépō) — to look at for a period of time
• Ancient Greek: ὁράω (horáō) — to look at for a period of time
• Ancient Greek: θεάομαι (theáomai) — to look at for a period of time
• Ancient Greek: θεωρέω (theōréō) — to look at for a period of time
• Hebrew: צָפָה (tsafá) — to look at for a period of time
• Hebrew: הִסְתַּכֵּל (histakél) — to look at for a period of time
• Hebrew: הִבִּיט (hibít) — to look at for a period of time
• Hindi: देखना (dekhnā) — to look at for a period of time
• White Hmong: saib — to look at for a period of time
• Hungarian: néz — to look at for a period of time
• Ido: regardar — to look at for a period of time
• Indonesian: menonton — to look at for a period of time
• Irish: fair — to look at for a period of time
• Italian: guardare — to look at for a period of time
• Japanese: 見る (miru) — to look at for a period of time
• Kabuverdianu: bízia — to look at for a period of time
• Kabuverdianu: biziá — to look at for a period of time
• Kambera: tàru — to look at for a period of time
• Kapampangan: albe — to look at for a period of time
• Khmer: មើល (məəl) — to look at for a period of time
• Korean: 관찰하다 (gwanchalhada) — to look at for a period of time
• Korean: 보다 (boda) — to look at for a period of time
• Central Kurdish: چاو کردن (çaw kirdin) — to look at for a period of time
• Northern Kurdish: çehv kirin — to look at for a period of time
• Lao: ເບິ່ງ (bœng) — to look at for a period of time
• Latin: cōnspiciō — to look at for a period of time
• Latin: spectō — to look at for a period of time
• Latin: specio — to look at for a period of time
• Latin: aspicio — to look at for a period of time
• Latin: aspecto — to look at for a period of time
• Latvian: skatīties — to look at for a period of time
• Lithuanian: žiūrėti — to look at for a period of time
• Luxembourgish: kucken — to look at for a period of time
• Luxembourgish: nokucken — to look at for a period of time
• Macedonian: гледа (gleda) — to look at for a period of time
• Malay: tengok — to look at for a period of time
• Malay: layan — to look at for a period of time
• Malay: menyaksikan — to look at for a period of time
• Malay: melihat — to look at for a period of time
• Māori: titiro — to look at for a period of time
• Māori: mātaki — to look at for a period of time
• Māori: mātakitaki — to look at for a period of time
• Māori: mātai — to look at for a period of time
• Mazanderani: هارشین (harshian) — to look at for a period of time
• Mongolian: үзэх (üzex) — to look at for a period of time
• Khiamniungan Naga: tìe — to look at for a period of time
• Norman: r'garder — to look at for a period of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: observere — to look at for a period of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe på — to look at for a period of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: se på — to look at for a period of time
• Oromo: eeguu — to look at for a period of time
• Persian: نِگاه کَرْدَن (negâh kardan) — to look at for a period of time
• Persian: تماشا کردن (tamâšâ kardan) — to look at for a period of time
• Persian: نظاره کردن — to look at for a period of time
• Persian: پاییدن (pâyidan) — to look at for a period of time
• Persian: نگریستن (negaristan) — to look at for a period of time
• Polish: oglądać — to look at for a period of time
• Polish: obserwować — to look at for a period of time
• Polish: patrzeć — to look at for a period of time
• Portuguese: ver — to look at for a period of time
• Portuguese: assistir — to look at for a period of time
• Quechua: qhaway — to look at for a period of time
• Romanian: privi — to look at for a period of time
• Romanian: observa — to look at for a period of time
• Romanian: urmări — to look at for a period of time
• Romanian: monitoriza — to look at for a period of time
• Russian: смотре́ть (smotrétʹ) — to look at for a period of time
• Russian: наблюда́ть (nabljudátʹ) — to look at for a period of time
• Russian: гляде́ть (gljadétʹ) — to look at for a period of time
• Sardinian: abbadiare — to look at for a period of time
• Scottish Gaelic: coimhead — to look at for a period of time
• Serbo-Croatian: гле̏дати — to look at for a period of time
• Serbo-Croatian: glȅdati — to look at for a period of time
• Slovak: dívať sa — to look at for a period of time
• Slovak: pozerať — to look at for a period of time
• Slovak: hľadať — to look at for a period of time
• Slovene: gledati — to look at for a period of time
• Spanish: mirar — to look at for a period of time
• Spanish: guachar — to look at for a period of time
• Spanish: catar — to look at for a period of time
• Spanish: aguaitar — to look at for a period of time
• Spanish: lentear — to look at for a period of time
• Swedish: se på — to look at for a period of time
• Tagalog: manood — to look at for a period of time
• Tagalog: magmasid — to look at for a period of time
• Tajik: нигоҳ кардан (nigoh kardan) — to look at for a period of time
• Thai: ดู (duu) — to look at for a period of time
• Thai: ชม (chom) — to look at for a period of time
• Thai: มอง (mɔɔng) — to look at for a period of time
• Tongan: fakasio — to look at for a period of time
• Turkish: izlemek — to look at for a period of time
• Turkish: seyretmek — to look at for a period of time
• Ukrainian: диви́тися (dyvýtysja) — to look at for a period of time
• Ukrainian: спостеріга́ти (sposteriháty) — to look at for a period of time
• Urdu: دیکْھنا (dekhnā) — to look at for a period of time
• Vietnamese: xem — to look at for a period of time
• Vietnamese: coi — to look at for a period of time
• Waray-Waray: ki-ta — to look at for a period of time
• Waray-Waray: i-mod — to look at for a period of time
• Waray-Waray: tan-au — to look at for a period of time
• Welsh: edrych (ar) — to look at for a period of time
• Welsh: gwylio — to look at for a period of time
• Yiddish: וואַטשן (vatshn) — to look at for a period of time
• Zazaki: seyr kerden — to look at for a period of time
• Zazaki: temaşe kerden — to look at for a period of time
• Zazaki: weynen — to look at for a period of time
• Arabic: رَصَدَ (raṣada) — to observe
• Armenian: դիտել (ditel) — to observe
• Azerbaijani: izləmək — to observe
• Belarusian: назіра́ць (nazirácʹ) — to observe
• Bulgarian: наблюда́вам (nabljudávam) — to observe
• Catalan: observar — to observe
• Cherokee: ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏛᎢ (ugasesdvi) — to observe
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇 (tai2) — to observe
• Chinese Cantonese: 觀察 /观察 (gun1 caat3) — to observe
• Chinese Mandarin: 觀察 /观察 (guānchá) — to observe
• Czech: dívat se — to observe
• Czech: sledovat — to observe
• Danish: iagttage — to observe
• Danish: holde øje med — to observe
• Finnish: tarkkailla — to observe
• Finnish: katsoa — to observe
• French: regarder — to observe
• French: observer — to observe
• Old French: espier — to observe
• Old French: reguarder — to observe
• Galician: observar — to observe
• Galician: mirar — to observe
• German: beobachten — to observe
• Greek: προσέχω (prosécho) — to observe
• Ancient Greek: θεωρέω (theōréō) — to observe
• Ancient Greek: γρηγορέω (grēgoréō) — to observe
• Hindi: अवलोकन (avlokan) — to observe
• White Hmong: saib — to observe
• Hungarian: figyel — to observe
• Icelandic: horfa á — to observe
• Irish: fair — to observe
• Italian: guardare — to observe
• Italian: osservare — to observe
• Japanese: 観察する (kansatsu suru) — to observe
• Kabuverdianu: odja — to observe
• Kabuverdianu: oiá — to observe
• Kabuverdianu: biziá — to observe
• Kabuverdianu: bízia — to observe
• Korean: 관찰하다 (gwanchalhada) — to observe
• Central Kurdish: تەماشاکردن (temaşakirdin) — to observe
• Latin: specio — to observe
• Latin: specto — to observe
• Latin: aspicio — to observe
• Latin: speculor — to observe
• Latin: aspecto — to observe
• Luxembourgish: nokucken — to observe
• Macedonian: набљудува (nabljuduva) — to observe
• Malayalam: കാണുക (kāṇuka) — to observe
• Māori: titiro — to observe
• Māori: mātakitaki — to observe
• Māori: mātaki — to observe
• Māori: mātai — to observe
• Norman: r'garder — to observe
• Norwegian Bokmål: observere — to observe
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe på — to observe
• Persian: تَماشا کَردَن (tamâšâ kardan) — to observe
• Persian: پاییدَن (pâyidan) — to observe
• Persian: نِگاه کَرْدَن (negâh kardan) — to observe
• Polish: oglądać — to observe
• Polish: obserwować — to observe
• Polish: zaobserwować — to observe
• Portuguese: assistir — to observe
• Portuguese: observar — to observe
• Romanian: privi — to observe
• Romanian: urmări — to observe
• Romanian: observa — to observe
• Russian: смотре́ть (smotrétʹ) — to observe
• Russian: наблюда́ть (nabljudátʹ) — to observe
• Russian: следи́ть (sledítʹ) — to observe
• Scottish Gaelic: coimhead — to observe
• Sicilian: taliari — to observe
• Slovak: sledovať — to observe
• Slovene: gledati — to observe
• Slovene: opazovati — to observe
• Spanish: guachear — to observe
• Spanish: washar — to observe
• Spanish: aguaitar — to observe
• Spanish: güeitear — to observe
• Spanish: tlachar — to observe
• Spanish: clachar (Mesoamerica) — to observe
• Spanish: lentear — to observe
• Spanish: velar — to observe
• Swahili: kutazama — to observe
• Swedish: observera — to observe
• Swedish: betrakta — to observe
• Swedish: iaktta — to observe
• Tamil: கண்காணித்தல் (kaṇkāṇittal) — to observe
• Telugu: కాపు ఉండు (kāpu uṇḍu) — to observe
• Tocharian B: yärp- — to observe
• Turkish: izlemek — to observe
• Turkish: bakmak — to observe
• Turkish: gözlemlemek — to observe
• Ukrainian: спостеріга́ти (sposteriháty) — to observe
• Vietnamese: nhìn — to observe
• Welsh: edrych (ar) — to observe
• Welsh: gwylio — to observe
• Zazaki: çım eşten — to observe
• Arabic: حَرَسَ (ḥarasa) — to attend or guard
• Belarusian: ахо́ўваць (axówvacʹ) — to attend or guard
• Belarusian: вартава́ць (vartavácʹ) — to attend or guard
• Bulgarian: па́зя (pázja) — to attend or guard
• Bulgarian: охраня́вам (ohranjávam) — to attend or guard
• Catalan: vigilar — to attend or guard
• Cherokee: ᎤᎦᏎᏍᏛᎢ (ugasesdvi) — to attend or guard
• Chinese Cantonese: 看 (hon1) — to attend or guard
• Chinese Cantonese: 睇 (tai2) — to attend or guard
• Chinese Mandarin: 看守 (kānshǒu) — to attend or guard
• Czech: hlídat — to attend or guard
• Danish: se efter — to attend or guard
• Danish: holde øje med — to attend or guard
• Esperanto: gvati — to attend or guard
• Finnish: vahtia — to attend or guard
• Finnish: katsoa — to attend or guard
• French: surveiller — to attend or guard
• Old French: gaiter — to attend or guard
• Old French: guarder — to attend or guard
• Galician: vixiar — to attend or guard
• Georgian: მეთვალყურეობა (metvalq̇ureoba) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: ზედამხედველობა (zedamxedveloba) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: თვალის დევნება (tvalis devneba) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: თვალყურის დევნება (tvalq̇uris devneba) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: დაცვა (dacva) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: დარაჯობა (daraǯoba) — to attend or guard
• Georgian: გუშაგობა (gušagoba) — to attend or guard
• German: aufpassen — to attend or guard
• German: überwachen — to attend or guard
• Greek: προσέχω (prosécho) — to attend or guard
• Ancient Greek: τηρέω (tēréō) — to attend or guard
• Ancient Greek: φυλάσσω (phulássō) — to attend or guard
• Ancient Greek: ἐφοράω (ephoráō) — to attend or guard
• Ancient Greek: φρουρέω (phrouréō) — to attend or guard
• Hindi: पहरा (pahrā) — to attend or guard
• Hungarian: figyel — to attend or guard
• Hungarian: vigyáz — to attend or guard
• Irish: fair — to attend or guard
• Italian: tenere d'occhio — to attend or guard
• Italian: sorvegliare — to attend or guard
• Italian: vigilare — to attend or guard
• Italian: fare attenzione — to attend or guard
• Japanese: 見守る (mimamoru) — to attend or guard
• Japanese: 見張る (miharu) — to attend or guard
• Latin: teneo — to attend or guard
• Latin: custodio — to attend or guard
• Lingala: kengela — to attend or guard
• Luxembourgish: oppassen — to attend or guard
• Luxembourgish: surveilléieren — to attend or guard
• Luxembourgish: iwwerwaachen — to attend or guard
• Malayalam: കാവൽ നിൽക്കുക (kāval nilkkuka) — to attend or guard
• Māori: matapopore — to attend or guard
• Norman: dgetter — to attend or guard
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe på — to attend or guard
• Polish: pilnować — to attend or guard
• Portuguese: vigiar — to attend or guard
• Romanian: veghea — to attend or guard
• Romanian: păzi — to attend or guard
• Romanian: urmări — to attend or guard
• Romanian: supraveghea — to attend or guard
• Russian: охраня́ть (oxranjátʹ) — to attend or guard
• Russian: сторожи́ть (storožítʹ) — to attend or guard
• Sanskrit: पाति (pāti) — to attend or guard
• Slovak: hľadať — to attend or guard
• Spanish: vigilar — to attend or guard
• Spanish: wachar — to attend or guard
• Spanish: wachear — to attend or guard
• Spanish: guachar — to attend or guard
• Spanish: velar por — to attend or guard
• Spanish: aguaitar — to attend or guard
• Spanish: güeitear — to attend or guard
• Spanish: amparar — to attend or guard
• Spanish: celar — to attend or guard
• Swedish: vakta — to attend or guard
• Swedish: passa — to attend or guard
• Turkish: göz kulak olmak — to attend or guard
• Turkish: bakmak — to attend or guard
• Turkish: gözetmek — to attend or guard
• Ukrainian: охороня́ти (oxoronjáty) — to attend or guard
• Ukrainian: вартува́ти (vartuváty) — to attend or guard
• Zazaki: haydar biyen — to attend or guard
• Arabic: حَذِرَ (ḥaḏira) — to be wary
• Belarusian: сачы́ць (sačýcʹ) — to be wary
• Belarusian: назіра́ць (nazirácʹ) — to be wary
• Bulgarian: следя́ (sledjá) — to be wary
• Bulgarian: внима́вам (vnimávam) — to be wary
• Catalan: vigilar — to be wary
• Catalan: anar amb compte — to be wary
• Czech: dávat pozor — to be wary
• Danish: holde øje med — to be wary
• Danish: vogte på — to be wary
• Dutch: opletten — to be wary
• Dutch: uitkijken — to be wary
• Finnish: olla varuillaan — to be wary
• Finnish: tarkkailla — to be wary
• French: faire attention — to be wary
• French: prendre garde — to be wary
• French: faire gaffe — to be wary
• German: aufpassen — to be wary
• Greek: προσέχω (prosécho) — to be wary
• Ancient Greek: εὐλαβέομαι (eulabéomai) — to be wary
• Ancient Greek: φράζω (phrázō) — to be wary
• Ancient Greek: φυλάσσω (phulássō) — to be wary
• Hungarian: vigyáz — to be wary
• Japanese: 見張る (miharu) — to be wary
• Macedonian: внимава (vnimava) — to be wary
• Norwegian Bokmål: passe på — to be wary
• Portuguese: tomar cuidado — to be wary
• Portuguese: ter cuidado — to be wary
• Romanian: avea grijă — to be wary
• Romanian: veghea — to be wary
• Romanian: fi vigilent — to be wary
• Russian: следи́ть (sledítʹ) — to be wary
• Spanish: tener cuidado — to be wary
• Swedish: ta sig i akt — to be wary
• Swedish: vara försiktig — to be wary
• Turkish: dikkat etmek — to be wary
• Ukrainian: слідкува́ти (slidkuváty) — to be wary
• Bulgarian: бдя (bdja) — to be vigilant
• Bulgarian: бо́дърствам (bódǎrstvam) — to be vigilant
• Catalan: vetllar — to be vigilant
• French: veiller — to be vigilant
• French: être vigilant — to be vigilant
• Galician: vixiar — to be vigilant
• German: wachen — to be vigilant
• Italian: montare la guardia — to be vigilant
• Latin: vigilō — to be vigilant
• Plautdietsch: woaken — to be vigilant
• Romanian: fi vigilent — to be vigilant
• Romanian: veghea — to be vigilant
• Russian: бдеть (bdetʹ) — to be vigilant
• Russian: бо́дрствовать (bódrstvovatʹ) — to be vigilant
• Swahili: kukesha — to be vigilant