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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: wĭnd
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈwɪnd/
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• archaic: wīnd
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• archaic: /ˈwaɪ̯nd/
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• rhymes with -ɪnd
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• homophone: winned
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• homophone: wend (pin-pen merger)
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• wīnd
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• /waɪnd/
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• rhymes with -aɪnd
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• homophone: wined
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• homophone: whined (wine–whine merger)
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* As an English surname, from wind (both senses). This surname also appears in Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and German with the same senses, such as Wint. Compare De Wind. * Also as a German surname, variant of Wendt.

From Middle English wynd, wind, from Old English wind (“wind”), from Proto-West Germanic *wind, from Proto-Germanic *windaz, from Proto-Indo-European *h2wéh1n̥tos (“wind”), from earlier *h2wéh1n̥ts (“wind”), derived from the present participle of *h2weh1- (“to blow”). Cognates Cognate with Yola weend, wyeene (“wind”), North Frisian win, winj (“wind”), Saterland Frisian Wíend (“wind”), West Frisian wyn (“wind”), Alemannic German wend, wind, winn, wénn (“wind”), Bavarian bint, Wind (“wind”), Cimbrian and Mòcheno bint (“wind”), Dutch wind (“wind”), German and German Low German Wind (“wind”), Luxembourgish Wand (“wind”), Yiddish ווינט (vint, “wind”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish vind (“wind”), Faroese and Icelandic vindur (“wind”), Gothic 𐍅𐌹𐌽𐌳𐍃 (winds, “wind”), Latin ventus (“wind”), Welsh gwynt (“wind”), Sanskrit वात (vā́ta, “wind”), Russian ве́тер (véter, “wind”), perhaps Albanian bundë (“strong damp wind”). Doublet of athlete, vent, weather and nirvana.

From Middle English wynden, from Old English windan, from Proto-Germanic *windaną. Compare West Frisian wine, Low German winden, Dutch winden, German winden, Danish vinde, Walloon windea. See also the related term wend.

735 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abaza: пша (pša) — movement of air
• Abkhaz: аԥша́ (apŝá) — movement of air
• Acehnese: angèn — movement of air
• Afar: caacay — movement of air
• Afrikaans: wind — movement of air
• Aghwan: 𐕌𐕒𐕡𐕐 (muš) — movement of air
• Dupaningan Agta: paras — movement of air
• Ahom: 𑜎𑜤𑜪 (luṃ) — movement of air
• Ainu: レラ (rera) — movement of air
• Akan: mframa — movement of air
• Aklanon: hangin — movement of air
• Alabama: mahli — movement of air
• Albanian: erë f frymë — movement of air
• Aleut: slagux — movement of air
• Southern Altai: салкын (salkïn) — movement of air
• Southern Altai: јел (ǰel) — movement of air
• Amharic: ነፋስ (näfas) — movement of air
• Chungli Ao: mopung — movement of air
• Apalaí: tyryrykane — movement of air
• Arabic: رِيح (rīḥ) — movement of air
• Arabic: ريح (rīḥ) — movement of air
• Arabic: رياح (riyāḥ) — movement of air
• Arabic: هوا (hawa) — movement of air
• Arabic: ريح (rīḥ) — movement of air
• Arabic: ريح (rīḥ) — movement of air
• Arabic: هوا (hawa) — movement of air
• Aragonese: viento — movement of air
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܦܵܘܚܵܐ (pawḳa) — movement of air
• Argobba: ነፋስ (näfas) — movement of air
• Armenian: քամի (kʻami) — movement of air
• Old Armenian: հողմ (hołm) — movement of air
• Old Armenian: քամի (kʻami) — movement of air
• Aromanian: vimtu — movement of air
• Eastern Arrernte: rlke — movement of air
• Assamese: বতাহ (botah) — movement of air
• Assamese: বা (ba) — movement of air
• Asturian: vientu — movement of air
• Avar: гьури (huri) — movement of air
• Avestan: 𐬬𐬁𐬙𐬀 (vāta) — movement of air
• Aymara: saxra — movement of air
• Azerbaijani: külək — movement of air
• Azerbaijani: yel — movement of air
• Bactrian: οαδο (oado) — movement of air
• Bahnar: kial — movement of air
• West Coast Bajau: beriu — movement of air
• Balinese: angin — movement of air
• Baluchi: گوات (gwát) — movement of air
• Bashkir: ел (yel) — movement of air
• Basque: haize — movement of air
• Baure: vir — movement of air
• Belarusian: ве́цер (vjécjer) — movement of air
• Bengali: বায়ু (baẏu) — movement of air
• Bengali: হাওয়া (haōẇa) — movement of air
• Bengali: বাতাস (bataś) — movement of air
• Bhojpuri: हवा (havā) — movement of air
• Bau Bidayuh: sobak — movement of air
• Central Bikol: paros — movement of air
• Central Bikol: duros — movement of air
• Bislama: win — movement of air
• Bouyei: ndumx — movement of air
• Bouyei: rumx — movement of air
• Breton: avel — movement of air
• Old Breton: auel — movement of air
• Brunei Bisaya: angin — movement of air
• Buginese: anging — movement of air
• Bulgarian: вя́тър (vjátǎr) — movement of air
• Burmese: လေ (le) — movement of air
• Buryat: һалхи (halxi) — movement of air
• Buryat: һалхин (halxin) — movement of air
• Caló: barbán — movement of air
• Carpathian Rusyn: вѣ́тор (vjítor) — movement of air
• Carpathian Rusyn: вї́тор (vjítor) — movement of air
• Catalan: vent — movement of air
• Cebuano: hangin — movement of air
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⴹⵓ (aḍu) — movement of air
• Eastern Cham: angin — movement of air
• Eastern Cham: ngin — movement of air
• Chamicuro: timili — movement of air
• Chechen: мох (mox) — movement of air
• Chepang: मारुः — movement of air
• Cherokee: ᎦᏃᎸᎥᏍᎬ (ganolvvsgv) — movement of air
• Cherokee: ᎤᏃᎴ (unole) — movement of air
• Chichewa: mphepo — movement of air
• Chickasaw: mahli — movement of air
• Chinese Cantonese: 風 /风 (fung1) — movement of air
• Chinese: фын (fɨn) — movement of air
• Eastern Min Chinese: 風 /风 (hŭng) — movement of air
• Gan Chinese: 風 /风 (fung1) — movement of air
• Hakka Chinese: 風 /风 (fûng) — movement of air
• Chinese: 風 /风 (hong, hoang) — movement of air
• Jin Chinese: 風 /风 (feng1) — movement of air
• Chinese Mandarin: 風 /风 (fēng) — movement of air
• Northern Min Chinese: 風 /风 (hó̤ng) — movement of air
• Wu Chinese: 風 /风 (1fon) — movement of air
• Xiang Chinese: 風 /风 (hong1) — movement of air
• Chuvash: ҫил (śil) — movement of air
• West Circassian: жьыбгъэ (źəbğɛ) — movement of air
• Ngazidja Comorian: upepo — movement of air
• Cornish: awel — movement of air
• Cornish: gwyns — movement of air
• Corsican: ventu — movement of air
• Crimean Tatar: yel — movement of air
• Crimean Tatar: ruzgâr — movement of air
• Czech: vítr — movement of air
• Old Czech: vietr — movement of air
• Dakota: tate — movement of air
• Dalmatian: viant — movement of air
• Danish: vind — movement of air
• Danish: blæst — movement of air
• Danish: luftstrøm — movement of air
• Dhivehi: ވައި (vai) — movement of air
• Dolgan: тыал (tıal) — movement of air
• Dongxiang: kai — movement of air
• Drung: nvmbeung — movement of air
• Dutch: wind — movement of air
• Dzongkha: རླུང་མ (rlung ma) — movement of air
• Egyptian: TAw-w (ṯꜣw) — movement of air
• Elfdalian: wind — movement of air
• Emilian: vänt — movement of air
• Erzya: варма (varma) — movement of air
• Esperanto: vento — movement of air
• Estonian: tuul — movement of air
• Even: хунӊэ — movement of air
• Even: эдэн (ədən) — movement of air
• Evenki: эдын (ədin) — movement of air
• Ewe: aya — movement of air
• Extremaduran: vientu — movement of air
• Fala: airi — movement of air
• Fala: ventu (Mañegu, Valverdeñu) — movement of air
• Faroese: vindur — movement of air
• Fijian: cagi — movement of air
• Finnish: tuuli — movement of air
• Franco-Provençal: vinse — movement of air
• French: vent — movement of air
• Middle French: vent — movement of air
• Old French: vent — movement of air
• North Frisian: winj — movement of air
• West-Frisian: wyn — movement of air
• Friulian: vint — movement of air
• Gagauz: lüzgär — movement of air
• Galician: vento — movement of air
• Ge'ez: ነፋስ (näfas) — movement of air
• Georgian: ქარი (kari) — movement of air
• German: Wind — movement of air
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌹𐌽𐌳𐍃 (winds) — movement of air
• Greek: άνεμος (ánemos) — movement of air
• Greek: αέρας (aéras) — movement of air
• Ancient Greek: ἄνεμος (ánemos) — movement of air
• Greenlandic: anori — movement of air
• Paraguayan Guarani: yvytu — movement of air
• Gujarati: પવન (pavan) — movement of air
• Gujarati: હવા (havā) — movement of air
• Haitian Creole: van — movement of air
• Hausa: iska — movement of air
• Hawaiian: makani — movement of air
• Hebrew: רוּחַ (rúakh) — movement of air
• Higaonon: kalamag — movement of air
• Hiligaynon: hangin — movement of air
• Hindi: हवा (havā) — movement of air
• Hindi: पवन (pavan) — movement of air
• White Hmong: cua — movement of air
• Hungarian: szél — movement of air
• Hunsrik: Wind — movement of air
• Iban: angin — movement of air
• Icelandic: vindur — movement of air
• Ido: vento — movement of air
• Ilocano: angin — movement of air
• Indonesian: angin — movement of air
• Ingrian: tuuli — movement of air
• Ingush: мух (mux) — movement of air
• Interlingua: vento — movement of air
• Inuktitut: ᐊᓄᕆ (anori) — movement of air
• Iranun: andu' — movement of air
• Irish: gaoth — movement of air
• Old Irish: feth — movement of air
• Old Irish: gáeth — movement of air
• Istriot: vento — movement of air
• Italian: vento — movement of air
• Iu Mien: nziaaux — movement of air
• Japanese: 風 (kaze) — movement of air
• Javanese: angin — movement of air
• Old Javanese: hangin — movement of air
• Jingpho: nbung — movement of air
• Kabuverdianu: vent' — movement of air
• Kaitag: букӏум (buḳum) — movement of air
• Kalmyk: салькн (salʹkn) — movement of air
• Kannada: ಗಾಳಿ (gāḷi) — movement of air
• Kapampangan: angin — movement of air
• Karachay-Balkar: жел (jel) — movement of air
• Karachay-Balkar: джел (cel) — movement of air
• Karaim: йэль (yel') — movement of air
• Karelian: tuuli — movement of air
• S'gaw Karen: ကလံၤ (ka leē) — movement of air
• Kashmiri: واو (vāv) — movement of air
• Kashmiri: ہَوا — movement of air
• Kashubian: wiater — movement of air
• Kaurna: warri — movement of air
• Kazakh: жел (jel) — movement of air
• Ket: бей (bej) — movement of air
• Khakas: чил (çil) — movement of air
• Khmer: ខ្យល់ (khyɑl) — movement of air
• Kimaragang: sarup — movement of air
• Komi-Permyak: тӧв (töv) — movement of air
• Komi-Zyrian: тӧв (töv) — movement of air
• Kongo: tembo — movement of air
• Korean: 바람 (baram) — movement of air
• Koryak: кытэг (kəteɣ) — movement of air
• Kumyk: ел (yel) — movement of air
• Central Kurdish: با (ba) — movement of air
• Laki: ڤا (va) — movement of air
• Northern Kurdish: ba — movement of air
• Southern Kurdish: وا (wa) — movement of air
• Kven: tuuli — movement of air
• Kyrgyz: жел (jel) — movement of air
• Kyrgyz: шамал (şamal) — movement of air
• Ladino: ayre — movement of air
• Ladino: viento — movement of air
• Lak: марч — movement of air
• Lao: ລົມ (lom) — movement of air
• Latgalian: viejs — movement of air
• Latin: ventus — movement of air
• Latvian: vējš — movement of air
• Laz: ixi — movement of air
• Lezgi: гар (gar) — movement of air
• Lithuanian: vėjas — movement of air
• Livonian: tūļ — movement of air
• Lombard: vent — movement of air
• Lotud: tongus — movement of air
• Lü: ᦟᦳᧄ (lum) — movement of air
• Luganda: embuyaga — movement of air
• Lutuv: thliy — movement of air
• Luxembourgish: Wand — movement of air
• Macedonian: ветер (veter) — movement of air
• Maguindanao: endu — movement of air
• Maguindanao: sambel — movement of air
• Makasar: anging — movement of air
• Brunei Malay: angin — movement of air
• Malay: اڠين — movement of air
• Malay: باد — movement of air
• Malay: بايو — movement of air
• Malay: ڤاوان — movement of air
• Malay: ريح — movement of air
• Malay: angin — movement of air
• Malay: bad — movement of air
• Malay: bayu — movement of air
• Malay: pawana — movement of air
• Malay: rih — movement of air
• Malayalam: കാറ്റ് (kāṟṟŭ) — movement of air
• Maltese: riħ — movement of air
• Manchu: ᡝᡩᡠᠨ (edun) — movement of air
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: keramag — movement of air
• Northern Mansi: во̄т (vōt) — movement of air
• Manx: geay — movement of air
• Māori: hau — movement of air
• Māori: matangi — movement of air
• Mapudungun: kvrvf — movement of air
• Maranao: ndo' — movement of air
• Marathi: वारा (vārā) — movement of air
• Eastern Mari: мардеж (mardež) — movement of air
• Western Mari: мардеж (mardež) — movement of air
• Marshallese: an̄ — movement of air
• Mauritian Creole: labriz — movement of air
• Central Melanau: pangai — movement of air
• Minangkabau: angin — movement of air
• Mingrelian: ბორია (boria) — movement of air
• Mingrelian: ქარი (kari) — movement of air
• Mirandese: biento — movement of air
• Miyako: カジ (kazi) — movement of air
• Mòcheno: bint — movement of air
• Mohawk: ówera — movement of air
• Mohegan-Pequot: wutun — movement of air
• Moksha: варма (varma) — movement of air
• Mon: ကျာ — movement of air
• Mongolian: салхи (salxi) — movement of air
• Mongolian: ᠰᠠᠯᠬᠢ (salqi) — movement of air
• Muong: xỏ — movement of air
• Tagal Murut: livut — movement of air
• Timugon Murut: bagiu — movement of air
• Mwani: mepo — movement of air
• Central Nahuatl: ehecatl — movement of air
• Central Nahuatl: ehcatl — movement of air
• Classical Nahuatl: ehecatl — movement of air
• Guerrero-Nahuatl: ajakatl — movement of air
• Highland Puebla Nahuatl: ejekat — movement of air
• Mecayapan Nahuatl: ejecaꞌ — movement of air
• Michoacán Nahuatl: ijyecal — movement of air
• Northern Puebla Nahuatl: yehyecatl — movement of air
• Tetelcingo-Nahuatl: yejyecatl — movement of air
• Tlamacazapa Nahuatl: yejyekatl — movement of air
• Nanai: хэдун (hedun) — movement of air
• Navajo: níłchʼi — movement of air
• Navajo: níyol — movement of air
• Neapolitan: viento — movement of air
• Negidal: эдын — movement of air
• Nepali: हावा (hāwā) — movement of air
• Newar: phē — movement of air
• Ngarrindjeri: mayi — movement of air
• Nheengatu: iwitú — movement of air
• Niuean: matagi — movement of air
• Norman: vent — movement of air
• Norwegian Bokmål: vind — movement of air
• Norwegian Nynorsk: vind — movement of air
• Nuosu: ꃅꆳ (mu hly) — movement of air
• Occitan: vent — movement of air
• Odia: ବାତ (bāta) — movement of air
• Odia: ପବନ (pabana) — movement of air
• Northern Ohlone: túj̄e — movement of air
• Ojibwe: noodin — movement of air
• Okinawan: 風 (kazi) — movement of air
• Church Slavic: вѣтръ (větrŭ) — movement of air
• Church Slavic: ⰲⱑⱅⱃⱏ (větrŭ) — movement of air
• Old East Slavic: вѣтръ (větrŭ) — movement of air
• Old English: wind — movement of air
• Old Galician-Portuguese: vento — movement of air
• Old Prussian: wetro — movement of air
• Old Uyghur: 𐽶𐽶𐽶𐾁 (yél, yiél) — movement of air
• Oroch: эдин — movement of air
• Oroch: эди — movement of air
• Orok: хэдун (hədun) — movement of air
• Orok: хэду (hədu) — movement of air
• Oromo: bubbee — movement of air
• Ossetian: дымгӕ (dymgæ) — movement of air
• Ossetian: уад (wad) — movement of air
• Pali: vāta — movement of air
• Pali: vāyu — movement of air
• Pali: pavana — movement of air
• Pangasinan: dagem — movement of air
• Pannonian Rusyn: витор (vitor) — movement of air
• Papiamentu: bientu — movement of air
• Parthian: 𐭅𐭀𐭃 — movement of air
• Pashto: باد (bād) — movement of air
• Paumarí: sirisiri — movement of air
• Pela: ləi55 — movement of air
• Pela: li55 — movement of air
• Dari: بَاد (bād) — movement of air
• Iranian Persian: باد (bâd) — movement of air
• Middle Persian: 𐭥𐭠𐭲 — movement of air
• Phake: လ︀ုံ (luṃ) — movement of air
• Picard: vint — movement of air
• Piedmontese: vent — movement of air
• Pipil: ejekat — movement of air
• Pitjantjatjara: waḻpa — movement of air
• Plautdietsch: Wint — movement of air
• Polabian: v́otĕr — movement of air
• Polish: wiatr — movement of air
• Old Polish: wiatr — movement of air
• Portuguese: vento — movement of air
• Pukapukan: matangi — movement of air
• Punjabi: ਹਵਾ (havā) — movement of air
• Quechua: wayra — movement of air
• Quechua: waira — movement of air
• Rapa Nui: tokerau — movement of air
• Réunion Creole French: van — movement of air
• Rohingya: boyyar — movement of air
• Romagnol: vènt — movement of air
• Romani: balval — movement of air
• Romanian: vânt — movement of air
• Romansh: vent — movement of air
• Rungus: bbarat — movement of air
• Russian: ве́тер (véter) — movement of air
• Rwanda-Rundi: umuyaga — movement of air
• Saanich: SPW̱ELO ̧ — movement of air
• Saho: xaaxa — movement of air
• Kildin-Sami: пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk) — movement of air
• Northern Sami: biegga — movement of air
• Southern Sami: bïegke — movement of air
• Samoan: matagi — movement of air
• Sanskrit: वात (vāta) — movement of air
• Sanskrit: वायु (vāyu) — movement of air
• Sanskrit: अनिल (anila) — movement of air
• Sanskrit: पवन (pavana) — movement of air
• Sanskrit: मारुत (māruta) — movement of air
• Sardinian: bentu — movement of air
• Sardinian: ventu — movement of air
• Scottish Gaelic: gaoth — movement of air
• Sebop: kepo — movement of air
• Sebop: celevut — movement of air
• Serbo-Croatian: ве̏тар — movement of air
• Serbo-Croatian: вје̏тар — movement of air
• Serbo-Croatian: vȅtar — movement of air
• Serbo-Croatian: vjȅtar — movement of air
• Seychellois Creole: labriz — movement of air
• Shan: လူမ်း (lúum) — movement of air
• Shona: mhepo — movement of air
• Shor: салғын (salğın) — movement of air
• Sicilian: ventu — movement of air
• Silesian: wiater — movement of air
• Sindhi: هوا (havā) — movement of air
• Sindhi: پون (pavanu) — movement of air
• Sinhalese: හුළඟ (huḷanga) — movement of air
• Slovak: vietor — movement of air
• Old Slovak: vietor — movement of air
• Slovene: veter — movement of air
• Somali: dabayl — movement of air
• Lower Sorbian: wětš — movement of air
• Upper Sorbian: wětřik — movement of air
• Sotho: moya — movement of air
• Spanish: viento — movement of air
• Spanish: aire — movement of air
• Spanish: ventisca — movement of air
• Spanish: ventarrón — movement of air
• Spanish: simún — movement of air
• Spanish: siroco — movement of air
• Spanish: jaloque — movement of air
• Spanish: biruji — movement of air
• Spanish: biruje — movement of air
• Spanish: lesueste — movement of air
• Spanish: lessueste — movement of air
• Old Spanish: viento — movement of air
• Sranan Tongo: winti — movement of air
• Sumerian: tumu — movement of air
• Sundanese: maruta — movement of air
• Sundanese: bayu — movement of air
• Svan: ბიქუ̂ (bikû) — movement of air
• Swahili: upepo — movement of air
• Swedish: vind — movement of air
• Swedish: blåst — movement of air
• Tabasaran: микӏ (miḳ) — movement of air
• Tagalog: hangin — movement of air
• Tahitian: matai — movement of air
• Tai Nüa: ᥘᥨᥛᥰ (löm) — movement of air
• Tajik: бод (bod) — movement of air
• Tamil: காற்று (kāṟṟu) — movement of air
• Taos: wǫ́nemą — movement of air
• Tarantino: viènde — movement of air
• Tashelhit: ⴰⴹⵓ (aḍu) — movement of air
• Tashelhit: ⴰⵊⴰⵡⵡⵏ (ajawwn) — movement of air
• Tashelhit: aḍu — movement of air
• Tatar: җил (cil) — movement of air
• Tausug: hangin — movement of air
• Tauya: yei — movement of air
• Tày: lồm — movement of air
• Telugu: పవనము (pavanamu) — movement of air
• Telugu: తెమ్మెర (temmera) — movement of air
• Ternate: kore — movement of air
• Tetum: anin — movement of air
• Thai: ลม (lom) — movement of air
• Northern Thai: ᩃᩫ᩠ᨾ — movement of air
• Tibetan: རླུང (rlung) — movement of air
• Tigrinya: ንፋስ (nəfas) — movement of air
• Tocharian A: want — movement of air
• Tocharian B: yente — movement of air
• Tok Pisin: win — movement of air
• Tongan: matangi — movement of air
• Tulu: ಗಾಳಿ (gāḷi) — movement of air
• Tumbuka: mphepo — movement of air
• Turkish: rüzgâr — movement of air
• Turkish: yel — movement of air
• Turkish: esin — movement of air
• Turkish: esinti — movement of air
• Ottoman Turkish: یل (yel) — movement of air
• Ottoman Turkish: روزكار (rüzgâr) — movement of air
• Ottoman Turkish: باد (bâd) — movement of air
• Turkmen: ýel — movement of air
• Tuvan: салгын (salgın) — movement of air
• Tuvan: хат (xat) — movement of air
• Udi: муш (muš) — movement of air
• Udihe: эди — movement of air
• Udmurt: тӧл (töl) — movement of air
• Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎈 (rḥ) — movement of air
• Ukrainian: ві́тер (víter) — movement of air
• Ulch: хэду — movement of air
• Unami: kèshxink — movement of air
• Urdu: ہَوا (havā) — movement of air
• Urdu: پَوَن (pavan) — movement of air
• Uyghur: شامال (shamal) — movement of air
• Uyghur: يېل (yël) — movement of air
• Uzbek: shamol — movement of air
• Uzbek: yel — movement of air
• Venetan: vent — movement of air
• Venetan: vènt — movement of air
• Venetan: vento — movement of air
• Veps: tullei — movement of air
• Vietnamese: gió — movement of air
• Volapük: vien — movement of air
• Võro: tuul' — movement of air
• Votic: tuuli — movement of air
• Walloon: vint — movement of air
• Walloon: air — movement of air
• Waray-Waray: hangin — movement of air
• Welsh: awel — movement of air
• Welsh: gwynt — movement of air
• Wolof: ngelaw — movement of air
• Wolof: ngelew — movement of air
• Xhosa: umoya — movement of air
• Yagara: buran — movement of air
• Yaghnobi: шамол (šamol) — movement of air
• Yakut: тыал (tïal) — movement of air
• Yámana: uša — movement of air
• Yao (South America): pepeïte — movement of air
• Yiddish: ווינט (vint) — movement of air
• Yoruba: afẹ́fẹ́ — movement of air
• Yoruba: ẹ̀fúfú — movement of air
• Yucatec Maya: iik’ — movement of air
• Yurok: rookw — movement of air
• Isthmus Zapotec: bi — movement of air
• Zazaki: va (diq) — movement of air
• Zealandic: wind — movement of air
• Zhuang: rumz — movement of air
• Zulu: umoya — movement of air
• ǃXóõ: ǂqhùe — movement of air
• Bulgarian: тече́ние (tečénie) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Chickasaw: mahli — the force developed by the movement of air
• Chinese Cantonese: 風力 /风力 (fung1 lik6) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Chinese Mandarin: 風力 /风力 (fēnglì) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Finnish: tuuli — the force developed by the movement of air
• Finnish: tuulenpaine — the force developed by the movement of air
• French: souffle — the force developed by the movement of air
• Hindi: वात (vāt) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Hungarian: szél — the force developed by the movement of air
• Hungarian: szélerő — the force developed by the movement of air
• Hungarian: szélerősség — the force developed by the movement of air
• Hungarian: szélenergia — the force developed by the movement of air
• Japanese: 風力 (fūryoku) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Kabuverdianu: bentu — the force developed by the movement of air
• Korean: 풍력 (pungnyeok) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Marshallese: an̄ — the force developed by the movement of air
• Russian: тече́ние (tečénije) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Russian: возду́шная струя́ (vozdúšnaja strujá) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Swahili: upepo — the force developed by the movement of air
• Tabasaran: микӏ (miḳ) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Telugu: వాయు పీడనం (vāyu pīḍanaṁ) — the force developed by the movement of air
• Vietnamese: sức gió — the force developed by the movement of air
• Zulu: umoya — the force developed by the movement of air
• Bulgarian: дъх (dǎh) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Finnish: henki — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• French: souffle — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Greek: ανάσα (anása) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Hungarian: lélegzet — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Hungarian: szufla — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Hungarian: szusz — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Japanese: 息 (iki) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Korean: 숨 (sum) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Manx: ennal — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Russian: дух (dux) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Russian: дыха́ние (dyxánije) — ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath
• Basque: haize — flatus
• Basque: flatulentzia — flatus
• Bengali: বায়ু (baẏu) — flatus
• Bulgarian: пръдня́ (prǎdnjá) — flatus
• Chinese Mandarin: 屁 (pì) — flatus
• Chinese Mandarin: 放屁 (fàngpì) — flatus
• Danish: fjert — flatus
• Danish: prut — flatus
• Danish: vind — flatus
• Dutch: wind — flatus
• Estonian: tuul — flatus
• Estonian: puhitus — flatus
• Finnish: pieru — flatus
• Finnish: ilmavaivat — flatus
• French: pet — flatus
• French: vent — flatus
• Greek: εκφύσημα (ekfýsima) — flatus
• Greek: αέριο (aério) — flatus
• Hungarian: gáz — flatus
• Hungarian: bélgáz — flatus
• Hungarian: szellentés — flatus
• Hungarian: felfúvódás — flatus
• Italian: scoreggia — flatus
• Italian: flatulenza — flatus
• Italian: peto — flatus
• Japanese: おなら (onara) — flatus
• Japanese: 屁 (he) — flatus
• Korean: 방귀 (banggwi) — flatus
• Manx: geay — flatus
• Norwegian Bokmål: fjert — flatus
• Norwegian Bokmål: fis — flatus
• Norwegian Bokmål: promp — flatus
• Old English: wind — flatus
• Polish: wiatry — flatus
• Portuguese: flatulência — flatus
• Russian: ве́тры (vétry) — flatus
• Russian: перде́ние (perdénije) — flatus
• Russian: пу́кание (púkanije) — flatus
• Russian: пердёж (perdjóž) — flatus
• Russian: бздёж (bzdjož) — flatus
• Spanish: flatulencia — flatus
• Spanish: pedo — flatus
• Spanish: viento — flatus
• Swedish: fis — flatus
• Ottoman Turkish: یل (yel) — flatus
• Venetan: pet — flatus
• Bulgarian: ду́хова се́кция (dúhova sékcija) — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• French: bois — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• French: instruments à vent — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Hungarian: fúvósok — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Hungarian: fafúvósok — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Hungarian: rézfúvósok — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Russian: духовы́е (duxovýje) — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Spanish: viento — (music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section
• Afrikaans: blaas — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Bulgarian: духам (duham) — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Danish: blæse — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Dutch: blazen — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Finnish: puhaltaa — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• French: souffler — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• German: blasen — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Greek: φυσώ (fysó) — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Japanese: 吹く (fuku) — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Luxembourgish: blosen — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Macedonian: дува (duva) — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Portuguese: soprar — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Spanish: soplar — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Swedish: blåsa — blow air through (a wind instrument)
• Bulgarian: задъхвам (zadǎhvam) — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Bulgarian: задъхвам се (zadǎhvam se) — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Finnish: lyödä ilmat pihalle — cause (someone) to become breathless
• French: essouffler — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Ido: anheligar — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Italian: sventagliare — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Japanese: 気を失う (ki o ushinau) — cause (someone) to become breathless
• Afrikaans: geblaas — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Bengali: হাঁপিয়ে যাওয়া (hãpiẏe jaōẇa) — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Finnish: hengästyä — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• French: s'essouffler — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Japanese: 息が切れる (iki ga kireru) — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Middle English: wynden — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Russian: запыхаться (zapyxatʹsja) — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Russian: вы́дохнуться (výdoxnutʹsja) — wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath
• Afrikaans: wen — to turn coils of something around
• Arabic: لَفَّ (laffa) — to turn coils of something around
• Basque: bildu — to turn coils of something around
• Bengali: প্যাঁচানো (pễcanō) — to turn coils of something around
• Bulgarian: навивам (navivam) — to turn coils of something around
• Czech: obtočit — to turn coils of something around
• Czech: omotat — to turn coils of something around
• Czech: ovinout — to turn coils of something around
• Danish: sno — to turn coils of something around
• Danish: vikle — to turn coils of something around
• Dutch: winden — to turn coils of something around
• Dutch: wikkelen — to turn coils of something around
• Esperanto: volvi — to turn coils of something around
• Estonian: mässima — to turn coils of something around
• Estonian: kerima — to turn coils of something around
• Finnish: keriä — to turn coils of something around
• Finnish: kelata — to turn coils of something around
• French: enrouler — to turn coils of something around
• French: embobiner — to turn coils of something around
• German: aufwickeln — to turn coils of something around
• Old High German: wintan — to turn coils of something around
• Gothic: 𐌱𐌹𐍅𐌹𐌽𐌳𐌰𐌽 (biwindan) — to turn coils of something around
• Greek: περιελίσσω (perielísso) — to turn coils of something around
• Greek: τυλίγω (tylígo) — to turn coils of something around
• Hindi: लपेटना (lapeṭnā) — to turn coils of something around
• Hindi: अटेरना (aṭernā) — to turn coils of something around
• Hungarian: csavar — to turn coils of something around
• Hungarian: felteker — to turn coils of something around
• Hungarian: gombolyít — to turn coils of something around
• Hungarian: göngyölít — to turn coils of something around
• Icelandic: vinda — to turn coils of something around
• Ingrian: kääriä — to turn coils of something around
• Italian: avvolgere — to turn coils of something around
• Italian: arrotolare — to turn coils of something around
• Japanese: 巻く (maku) — to turn coils of something around
• Luxembourgish: opwéckelen — to turn coils of something around
• Māori: whiwhi — to turn coils of something around
• Māori: whakawhiwhi — to turn coils of something around
• Māori: pōkuru — to turn coils of something around
• Māori: takatakai — to turn coils of something around
• Middle English: wynden — to turn coils of something around
• Old Saxon: windan — to turn coils of something around
• Polish: nawijać — to turn coils of something around
• Portuguese: enrolar — to turn coils of something around
• Russian: обвивать (obvivatʹ) — to turn coils of something around
• Russian: обвить (obvitʹ) — to turn coils of something around
• Russian: навивать (navivatʹ) — to turn coils of something around
• Russian: навить (navitʹ) — to turn coils of something around
• Scottish Gaelic: snìomh — to turn coils of something around
• Slovene: naviti — to turn coils of something around
• Spanish: enrollar — to turn coils of something around
• Spanish: bobinar — to turn coils of something around
• Spanish: embobinar — to turn coils of something around
• Swedish: vinda — to turn coils of something around
• Swedish: rulla upp — to turn coils of something around
• Telugu: చుట్టు (cuṭṭu) — to turn coils of something around
• Ottoman Turkish: صارمق (sarmak) — to turn coils of something around
• Walloon: erôler — to turn coils of something around
• Afrikaans: opwen — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Basque: estutu — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Bengali: দম দেওয়া (dom deōẇa) — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Bulgarian: навивам (navivam) — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Danish: trække op — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Dutch: opwinden — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Finnish: vetää — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• French: remonter — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• German: aufziehen — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Greek: κουρδίζω (kourdízo) — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Hungarian: felhúz — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Italian: caricare — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Japanese: 巻く (maku) — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Luxembourgish: opzéien — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Middle English: wynden — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Polish: nakręcić — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Portuguese: dar corda a — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Russian: заводи́ть (zavodítʹ) — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Slovene: naviti — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Swedish: vrida upp — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Swedish: skruva upp — to tighten a clockwork mechanism
• Bengali: প্যাঁচানো (pễcanō) — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Finnish: kietoa — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• French: envelopper — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Middle English: wynden — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Polish: owijać — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Polish: owinąć — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Swedish: nysta — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Ottoman Turkish: صارمق (sarmak) — to entwist; enfold; encircle
• Arabic: تَعَرَّجَ (taʕarraja) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Arabic: اِنْعَرَجَ (inʕaraja) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Basque: estutu — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Bengali: ঘোরা (ghōra) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Bulgarian: заобикалям (zaobikaljam) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Czech: vinout se — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Czech: klikatit se — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Finnish: kiemurrella — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Finnish: mutkitella — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Finnish: kierrellä — to travel in a way that is not straight
• French: serpenter — to travel in a way that is not straight
• German: sich winden — to travel in a way that is not straight
• German: sich schlängeln — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Greek: ελίσσομαι (elíssomai) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Hungarian: kanyarog — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Hungarian: kígyózik — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Japanese: 曲がりくねる (magarikuneru) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Japanese: 蛇行する (dakō suru) — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Middle English: wynden — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Portuguese: serpentear — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Spanish: serpentear — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Swedish: slingra — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Walloon: si winner — to travel in a way that is not straight
• Finnish: pyörittää — to have complete control over
• French: soumettre — to have complete control over
• Bulgarian: увивам (uvivam) — to cover or surround with something coiled about
• Finnish: rihmata — to cover or surround with something coiled about
• Finnish: kietoa jonkin ympäri — to cover or surround with something coiled about
• Middle English: wynden — to cover or surround with something coiled about