wind/translations

This page contains translations for wind. See the main entry for more information.

English

Etymology 1

Noun

Translations

movement of air

• Abaza: пша (pša)
• Abkhaz: аԥша́ (apŝá)
• Acehnese: angèn
• Adyghe: жьыбгъэ (źəbğɛ)
• Afar: caacay
• Afrikaans: wind (af)
• Aghwan: 𐕌𐕒𐕡𐕐 (muš)
• Ahom: 𑜎𑜤𑜪 (luṃ)
• Ainu: レラ (rera)
• Akan: mframa
• Aklanon: hangin
• Alabama: mahli
• Albanian: erë (sq) f
• Aleut: slagux
• Amharic: ነፋስ (näfas)
• Apalaí: tyryrykane
• Arabic: رِيح f (rīḥ)

  Egyptian Arabic: ريح f (rīḥ)

  Hijazi Arabic: رياح f (riyāḥ), هوا f (hawa)

  Moroccan Arabic: ريح m (rīḥ)

• Aragonese: viento m
• Argobba: ነፋስ (näfas)
• Armenian: քամի (hy) (kʻami)

  Old Armenian: հողմ (hołm), քամի (kʻami)

• Aromanian: vimtu
• Assamese: বতাহ (botah)
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܦܵܘܚܵܐ m (pawḳa)
• Asturian: vientu (ast) m
• Avar: гьури (huri)
• Avestan: 𐬬𐬁𐬙𐬀 m (vāta)
• Aymara: saxra
• Azerbaijani: külək (az), yel (az)
• Bahnar: kial
• Balinese: angin
• Baluchi: گوات (gwát)
• Bashkir: ел (yel)
• Basque: haize
• Bau Bidayuh: sobak
• Baure: vir
• Belarusian: ве́цер (be) m (vjécjer)
• Bengali: বায়ু (bn) (baẏu), হাওয়া (bn) (haōẇa), বাতাস (bn) (bataś)
• Bikol Central:

  Bikol Legazpi: paros

  Bikol Naga: duros (bcl)

• Bislama: win
• Bouyei: ndumx, rumx
• Breton: avel (br)

  Old Breton: auel

• Brunei Bisaya: angin
• Brunei Malay: angin
• Buginese: anging
• Bulgarian: вя́тър (bg) m (vjátǎr)
• Burmese: လေ (my) (le)
• Buryat: һалхи (halxi), һалхин (halxin)
• Caló: barbán m
• Carpathian Rusyn: вѣ́тор m (vî́tor), вї́тор m (vjítor)
• Catalan: vent (ca) m
• Cebuano: hangin
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⴹⵓ m (aḍu)
• Central Melanau: pangai
• Cham:

  Eastern Cham: angin, ngin

• Chamicuro: timili
• Chechen: мох (mox)
• Chepang: मारुः
• Cherokee: ᎦᏃᎸᎥᏍᎬ (ganolvvsgv), ᎤᏃᎴ (unole)
• Chichewa: mphepo
• Chickasaw: mahli
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 風／风 (yue) (fung¹)

  Dungan: фын (fɨn)

  Eastern Min: 風／风 (hŭng)

  Gan: 風／风 (fung¹)

  Hakka: 風／风 (fûng)

  Hokkien: 風／风 (zh-min-nan) (hong, hoang)

  Jin: 風／风 (feng¹)

  Mandarin: 風／风 (zh) (fēng)

  Northern Min: 風／风 (hó̤ng)

  Wu: 風／风

  Xiang: 風／风 (hong¹)

• Chuvash: ҫил (śil)
• Cornish: awel f, gwyns m
• Corsican: ventu m
• Crimean Tatar:

  Latin: yel, ruzgâr

• Czech: vítr (cs) m
• Dakota: tate
• Dalmatian: viant m
• Danish: vind (da) c, blæst c, luftstrøm c
• Dhivehi: ވައި (dv) (vai)
• Dolgan: тыал (tıal)
• Drung: nvmbeung
• Dupaningan Agta: paras
• Dutch: wind (nl) m
• Dzongkha: རླུང་མ། (rlung ma)
• Eastern Arrernte: rlke
• Egyptian: (ṯꜣw)
• Emilian: vänt m (Bolognese)
• Erzya: варма (varma)
• Esperanto: vento (eo)
• Estonian: tuul (et)
• Even: хунӊэ, эдэн (ədən)
• Evenki: эдын (ədin)
• Ewe: aya
• Extremaduran: vientu m
• Fala: airi m, ventu m (Mañegu, Valverdeñu)
• Faroese: vindur (fo) m
• Fijian: cagi
• Finnish: tuuli (fi)
• Franco-Provençal: vinse m
• French: vent (fr) m

  Middle French: vent m

• Friulian: vint m
• Gagauz: lüzgär
• Galician: vento (gl) m
• Ge'ez: ነፋስ (näfas)
• Georgian: ქარი (kari)
• German: Wind (de) m
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌹𐌽𐌳𐍃 m (winds)
• Greek: άνεμος (el) m (ánemos)

  Ancient: ἄνεμος m (ánemos)

• Greenlandic: anori
• Guaraní: yvytu
• Gujarati: પવન (pavan)
• Haitian Creole: van
• Hausa: iska (ha)
• Hawaiian: makani
• Hebrew: רוּחַ (he) m or f (rúakh)
• Higaonon: kalamag
• Hiligaynon: hangin
• Hindi: हवा (hi) f (havā), पवन (hi) m (pavan)
• Hungarian: szél (hu)
• Iban: angin
• Icelandic: vindur (is) m
• Ido: vento (io)
• Ilocano: angin
• Indonesian: angin (id)
• Ingrian: tuuli
• Ingush: мух (mux)
• Interlingua: vento
• Inuktitut: ᐊᓄᕆ (anori)
• Iranun: andu'
• Irish: gaoth (ga) f

  Old Irish: feth, gáeth f

• Isthmus Zapotec: bi
• Istriot: vento m
• Italian: vento (it) m
• Iu Mien: nziaaux
• Japanese: 風 (ja) (かぜ, kaze)
• Javanese: angin (jv)
• Jingpho: nbung
• Kabuverdianu: vent'
• Kalmyk: салькн (salʹkn)
• Kannada: ಗಾಳಿ (kn) (gāḷi)
• Kapampangan: angin
• Karachay-Balkar: жел (jel), джел (cel)
• Karaim: йэль (yel')
• Karelian: tuuli
• Kashubian: wiater m
• Kaurna: warri
• Kazakh: жел (kk) (jel)
• Ket: бей (bej)
• Khakas: чил (çil)
• Khmer: ខ្យល់ (km) (khyɑl)
• Kildin Sami: пӣӈӈк (pīŋŋk)
• Kimaragang: sarup
• Komi-Permyak: тӧв (töv)
• Komi-Zyrian: тӧв (töv)
• Kongo: tembo
• Korean: 바람 (ko) (baram)
• Koryak: кытэг (kəteɣ)
• Kumyk: ел (yel)
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: با (ba)

  Laki: ڤا (ku) (va)

  Northern Kurdish: ba (ku) m

  Southern Kurdish: وا (ku) (wa)

• Kven: tuuli
• Kyrgyz: жел (ky) (jel), шамал (ky) (şamal)
• Ladino: ayre m, viento m
• Lak: марч
• Lao: ລົມ (lo) (lom)
• Latgalian: viejs m
• Latin: ventus (la) m
• Latvian: vējš (lv) m
• Laz: ixi
• Lezgi: гар (gar)
• Lithuanian: vėjas (lt) m
• Livonian: tūļ
• Lombard: vent (lmo) m
• Lotud: tongus
• Lü: ᦟᦳᧄ (lum)
• Luganda: embuyaga
• Luxembourgish: Wand
• Macedonian: ветер m (veter)
• Maguindanao: endu, sambel
• Makasar: anging
• Malay:

  Jawi: اڠين, باد, بايو, ڤاوان, ريح

  Rumi: angin (ms), bad, bayu, pawana (ms), rih

• Malayalam: കാറ്റ് (ml) (kāṟṟŭ)
• Maltese: riħ f
• Manchu: ᡝᡩᡠᠨ (edun)
• Manx: geay f
• Maori: hau (mi), matangi
• Mapudungun: kvrvf
• Maranao: ndo'
• Marathi: वारा (vārā)
• Mari:

  Eastern Mari: мардеж (mardež)

  Western Mari: мардеж (mardež)

• Mauritian Creole: labriz
• Middle Persian: 𐭥𐭠𐭲 (ʿʾt /⁠wād⁠/)
• Minangkabau: angin (min)
• Mingrelian: ბორია (boria), ქარი (kari)
• Mirandese: biento m
• Miyako: カジ (kazi)
• Mòcheno: bint m
• Mohawk: ówera
• Mohegan-Pequot: wutun
• Moksha: варма (varma)
• Mon: ကျာ (mnw)
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: салхи (mn) (salxi)

  Mongolian: ᠰᠠᠯᠬᠢ (salki)

• Muong: xỏ
• Nahuatl:

  Central: ehecatl, ehcatl

  Classical: ehecatl

  Guerrero: ajakatl

  Highland Puebla: ejekat

  Mecayapan: ejecaꞌ

  Michoacán: ijyecal

  Northern Puebla: yehyecatl

  Tetelcingo: yejyecatl

  Tlamacazapa: yejyekatl

• Nanai: хэдун (hedun)
• Navajo: níłchʼi, níyol
• Neapolitan: viento m
• Negidal: эдын
• Nepali: हावा (ne) (hāwā)
• Newar: phē
• Ngarrindjeri: mayi
• Ngazidja Comorian: upepo class 11
• Niuean: matagi
• Norman: vent m
• North Frisian: winj m (Föhr-Amrum)
• Northern Mansi: ^{(please verify)} во̄т (wōt)
• Northern Ohlone: túj̄e
• Northern Sami: biegga
• Northern Thai: ᩃᩫ᩠ᨾ
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: vind (no) m

  Nynorsk: vind m

• Nuosu: ꃅꆳ (mu hly)
• Occitan: vent (oc) m
• Odia: ବାତ (or) (bāta), ପବନ (or) (pabana)
• Ojibwe: noodin
• Okinawan: 風 (かじ, kazi)
• Old Church Slavonic:

  Cyrillic: вѣтръ m (větrŭ)

  Glagolitic: ⰲⱑⱅⱃⱏ m (větrŭ)

• Old Czech: vietr m
• Old East Slavic: вѣтръ m (větrŭ)
• Old English: wind m
• Old French: vent m
• Old Galician-Portuguese: vento m
• Old Javanese: hangin
• Old Polish: wiatr m
• Old Slovak: vietor m
• Oroch: эдин, эди
• Orok: хэдун (hədun), хэду (hədu)
• Oromo: bubbee
• Ossetian: дымгӕ (dymgæ), уад (wad)
• Ottoman Turkish: یل (yel)
• Pali: vāta m, vāyu m, pavana m
• Pangasinan: dagem
• Papiamentu: bientu
• Parthian: 𐭅𐭀𐭃 (wʾd /⁠wāδ⁠/)
• Pashto: باد (ps) m (bād)
• Paumarí: sirisiri
• Pela: ləi⁵⁵, li⁵⁵
• Persian: باد (fa) (bâd)
• Phake: လုံ (luṃ)
• Picard: vint m
• Piedmontese: vent m
• Pipil: ejekat
• Pitjantjatjara: waḻpa
• Plautdietsch: Wint m
• Polabian: v́otĕr m
• Polish: wiatr (pl) m
• Portuguese: vento (pt) m
• Pukapukan: matangi
• Punjabi: ਹਵਾ (havā)
• Quechua: wayra (qu), waira
• Rajasthani: please add this translation if you can
• Romagnol: vènt m
• Romani: balval f
• Romanian: vânt (ro) n
• Romansch: vent m
• Rungus: bbarat
• Russian: ве́тер (ru) m (véter)
• Rwanda-Rundi: umuyaga
• S'gaw Karen: ကလံၤ (ka leē)
• Saanich: SPW̱ELO¸
• Saho: xaaxa
• Samoan: matagi (sm)
• Sanskrit: वात (sa) m (vāta), वायु (sa) m (vāyu), अनिल (sa) m (anila), पवन (sa) m (pavana), मारुत (sa) m (māruta)
• Sardinian: bentu m, ventu m
• Scottish Gaelic: gaoth f
• Sebop: kepo, celevut
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ве̏тар m (Ekavian), вје̏тар m (Ijekavian)

  Roman: vȅtar (sh) m (Ekavian), vjȅtar (sh) m (Ijekavian),

• Seychellois Creole: labriz
• Shan: လူမ်း (shn) (lúum)
• Shona: mhepo class 9
• Shor: салғын (salğın)
• Sicilian: ventu (scn) m
• Silesian: wiater m
• Sindhi: هوا f (havā), پون (pavanu)
• Sinhalese: හුළඟ (huḷaⁿga)
• Slovak: vietor m
• Slovene: veter (sl) m
• Somali: dabayl
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: wětš m

  Upper Sorbian: wětřik m

• Sotho: moya
• Southern Altai: салкын (salkïn), јел (ǰel)
• Southern Sami: bïegke
• Spanish: viento (es) m, aire (es) m

  Old Spanish: viento m

• Sranan Tongo: winti
• Sumerian: tumu
• Sundanese: maruta, bayu
• Svan: ბიქუ̂ (bikû)
• Swahili: upepo (sw)
• Swedish: vind (sv) c, blåst (sv) c (strong wind)
• Tabasaran: микӏ (miḳ)
• Tagal Murut: livut
• Tagalog: hangin (tl)
• Tahitian: matai
• Tai Nüa: ᥘᥨᥛᥰ (löm)
• Tajik: бод (tg) (bod)
• Tamil: காற்று (ta) (kāṟṟu)
• Taos: wǫ́nemą
• Tarantino: viènde m
• Tashelhit: ⴰⴹⵓ m (aḍu), ⴰⵊⴰⵡⵡⵏ m (ajawwn) (strong wind)
• Tatar: җил (tt) (cil)
• Tausug: hangin
• Tày: lồm
• Telugu: పవనము (te) (pavanamu), తెమ్మెర (te) (temmera)
• Ternate: kore
• Tetum: anin
• Thai: ลม (th) (lom)
• Tibetan: རླུང (rlung)
• Tigrinya: ንፋስ (nəfas)
• Timugon Murut: bagiu
• Tocharian A: want
• Tocharian B: yente
• Tok Pisin: win
• Tongan: matangi
• Tulu: ಗಾಳಿ (gāḷi)
• Tumbuka: mphepo
• Turkish: rüzgâr (tr), yel (tr), esin (tr) (obsolete), esinti (tr) (diminutive 'light wind')
• Turkmen: ýel
• Tuvan: салгын (salgın), хат (xat)
• Udi: муш (muš)
• Udihe: эди
• Udmurt: тӧл (töl)
• Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎈 (rḥ)
• Ukrainian: ві́тер (uk) m (víter)
• Ulch: хэду
• Urdu: ہَوا f (havā), پَوَن m (pavan)
• Uyghur: شامال (ug) (shamal), يېل (yël)
• Uzbek: shamol (uz), yel (uz)
• Venetian: vent m, vènt (vec) m, vento (vec) m
• Veps: tullei
• Vietnamese: gió (vi)
• Volapük: vien (vo)
• Voro: tuul'
• Votic: tuuli
• Walloon: vint (wa) m, air (wa) f
• Waray-Waray: hangin
• Welsh: awel (cy) f, gwynt (cy) m
• West Coast Bajau: beriu
• West Frisian: wyn c
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: keramag
• White Hmong: cua
• Wolof: ngelaw, ngelew
• Xhosa: umoya
• Yagara: buran
• Yagnobi: шамол (šamol)
• Yakut: тыал (tıal)
• Yámana: uša
• Yao (South America): pepeïte
• Yiddish: ווינט m (vint)
• Yoruba: afẹ́fẹ́, ẹ̀fúfú
• Yucatec Maya: iik’
• Yurok: rookw
• Zazaki: va (diq) f
• Zealandic: wind m
• Zhuang: rumz
• Zulu: umoya (zu) class 3
• ǃXóõ: ǂqhùe

the force developed by the movement of air

• Bulgarian: тече́ние (bg) n (tečénie)
• Chickasaw: mahli
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 風力／风力 (fung¹ lik⁶)

  Mandarin: 風力／风力 (zh) (fēnglì)

• Finnish: tuuli (fi), tuulenpaine
• French: souffle (fr) m
• Hungarian: szél (hu), szélerő (hu), szélerősség (hu), szélenergia (hu)
• Japanese: 風力 (ja) (ふうりょく, fūryoku)
• Kabuverdianu: bentu
• Korean: 풍력(風力) (ko) (pungnyeok)
• Russian: тече́ние (ru) n (tečénije), возду́шная струя́ f (vozdúšnaja strujá)
• Swahili: upepo (sw)
• Tabasaran: микӏ (miḳ)
• Telugu: వాయు పీడనం (vāyu pīḍanaṁ)
• Vietnamese: sức gió
• Zulu: umoya (zu) class 3

ability to exert oneself without feeling short of breath

• Bulgarian: дъх (bg) m (dǎh)
• Finnish: henki (fi)
• French: souffle (fr) m
• Greek: ανάσα (el) f (anása)
• Hungarian: lélegzet (hu), szufla (hu), szusz (hu)
• Japanese: 息 (ja) (いき, iki)
• Korean: 숨 (ko) (sum)
• Manx: ennal f
• Russian: дух (ru) m (dux), дыха́ние (ru) n (dyxánije)

flatus

• Basque: haize, flatulentzia
• Bengali: বায়ু (bn) (baẏu)
• Bulgarian: пръдня́ (bg) f (prǎdnjá) (colloquial)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 屁 (zh) (pì), 放屁 (zh) (fàngpì)

• Danish: fjert c, prut (da) c, vind (da) c
• Dutch: wind (nl) m
• Estonian: tuul (et), puhitus (et)
• Finnish: pieru (fi), ilmavaivat (fi) pl
• French: pet (fr) m, vent (fr) m (dated)
• Greek: εκφύσημα n (ekfýsima), αέριο (el) n (aério)
• Hungarian: gáz (hu), bélgáz (hu), szellentés (hu), (distension): felfúvódás (hu)
• Italian: scoreggia (it) f, flatulenza (it) f, peto (it) m
• Japanese: おなら (ja) (onara), 屁 (ja) (へ, he)
• Korean: 방귀 (ko) (banggwi)
• Manx: geay
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: fjert m, fis (no) m, promp (no) m

• Old English: wind
• Ottoman Turkish: یل (yel)
• Polish: wiatry (pl) m pl
• Portuguese: flatulência (pt) f
• Russian: ве́тры m pl (vétry), перде́ние n (perdénije) (colloquial), пу́кание (ru) n (púkanije) (colloquial), пердёж m (perdjóž) (colloquial), бздёж m (bzdjož) (colloquial)
• Spanish: flatulencia (es) f, pedo (es) m, viento (es) m
• Swedish: fis (sv) c
• Venetian: pet m

(music) the woodwind section of an orchestra; occasionally also used to include the brass section

• Bulgarian: ду́хова се́кция f (dúhova sékcija)
• French: bois (fr) m pl, instruments à vent (fr) m pl
• Hungarian: fúvósok pl, (woodwind section in particular): fafúvósok pl, (brass section in particular): rézfúvósok pl
• Russian: духовы́е pl (duxovýje)
• Spanish: viento (es) m

The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables. See instructions at Wiktionary:Entry layout § Translations.

Translations to be checked

• Icelandic: ^{(please verify)} vindur (is) m
• Indonesian: ^{(please verify)} angin (id)
• Javanese: ^{(please verify)} bayu
• Lithuanian: ^{(please verify)} vėjas (lt) m
• Somali: ^{(please verify)} dabayl, ^{(please verify)} dabeyl
• Swahili: ^{(please verify)} upepo (sw)

Verb

Translations

blow air through (a wind instrument)

• Afrikaans: blaas (af)
• Bulgarian: духам (bg) (duham)
• Danish: blæse (da)
• Dutch: blazen (nl)
• Finnish: puhaltaa (fi)
• French: souffler (fr)
• German: blasen (de)
• Greek: φυσώ (el) (fysó)
• Japanese: 吹く (ja) (fuku)
• Luxembourgish: blosen
• Macedonian: дува (duva)
• Portuguese: soprar (pt) f
• Swedish: blåsa (sv)

cause (someone) to become breathless

• Bulgarian: задъхвам (zadǎhvam), задъхвам се (zadǎhvam se)
• Finnish: lyödä ilmat pihalle (literally “hit”) (verb can be substituted for something else)
• French: essouffler (fr)
• Ido: anheligar (io)
• Italian: sventagliare
• Japanese: 気を失う (ki o ushinau)

wind oneself: exhaust oneself to the point of being short of breath

• Afrikaans: geblaas
• Bengali: হাঁপিয়ে যাওয়া (hãpiẏe jaōẇa)
• Finnish: hengästyä
• French: s’essouffler (fr)
• Japanese: 息が切れる (iki ga kireru)
• Middle English: wynden
• Russian: запыхаться (ru) pf (zapyxatʹsja), вы́дохнуться (ru) pf (výdoxnutʹsja)

Etymology 2

Verb

Translations

to turn coils of something around

• Afrikaans: wen (af)
• Arabic: لَفَّ (laffa)
• Basque: bildu
• Bengali: প্যাঁচানো (pễcanō)
• Bulgarian: навивам (bg) (navivam)
• Czech: obtočit pf, omotat pf, ovinout (cs) pf
• Danish: sno, vikle
• Dutch: winden (nl), wikkelen (nl)
• Esperanto: volvi
• Estonian: mässima, kerima
• Finnish: keriä (fi), kelata (fi)
• French: enrouler (fr), embobiner (fr) (thread)
• German: aufwickeln (de)

  Old High German: wintan

• Gothic: 𐌱𐌹𐍅𐌹𐌽𐌳𐌰𐌽 (biwindan)
• Greek: περιελίσσω (el) (perielísso), τυλίγω (el) (tylígo)
• Hungarian: csavar (hu), felteker (hu), gombolyít (hu), göngyölít (hu)
• Icelandic: vinda (is)
• Ingrian: kääriä
• Italian: avvolgere (it), arrotolare (it)
• Japanese: 巻く (ja) (maku)
• Luxembourgish: opwéckelen
• Maori: whiwhi, whakawhiwhi, pōkuru, takatakai
• Middle English: wynden
• Old Saxon: windan
• Ottoman Turkish: صارمق (sarmak)
• Polish: nawijać (pl)
• Portuguese: enrolar (pt)
• Russian: обвивать (ru) impf (obvivatʹ), обвить (ru) pf (obvitʹ), навивать (ru) impf (navivatʹ), навить (ru) pf (navitʹ)
• Scottish Gaelic: snìomh
• Slovene: naviti
• Spanish: enrollar (es)
• Swedish: vinda (sv), rulla upp
• Telugu: చుట్టు (te) (cuṭṭu)
• Walloon: erôler

to tighten a clockwork mechanism

• Afrikaans: opwen
• Basque: estutu
• Bengali: দম দেওয়া (dom deōẇa)
• Bulgarian: навивам (bg) (navivam)
• Danish: trække op
• Dutch: opwinden (nl)
• Finnish: vetää (fi)
• French: remonter (fr)
• German: aufziehen (de)
• Greek: κουρδίζω (el) (kourdízo)
• Hungarian: felhúz (hu)
• Italian: caricare (it)
• Japanese: 巻く (ja) (maku)
• Luxembourgish: opzéien
• Middle English: wynden
• Polish: nakręcić (pl)
• Portuguese: dar corda a
• Russian: заводи́ть (ru) (zavodítʹ)
• Slovene: naviti
• Swedish: vrida upp, skruva upp

to entwist; enfold; encircle

• Bengali: প্যাঁচানো (pễcanō)
• Finnish: kietoa (fi)
• French: envelopper (fr)
• Middle English: wynden
• Ottoman Turkish: صارمق (sarmak)
• Swedish: nysta (sv)

to travel in a way that is not straight

• Arabic: تَعَرَّجَ (taʕarraja), اِنْعَرَجَ (inʕaraja)
• Basque: estutu
• Bengali: ঘোরা (bn) (ghōra)
• Bulgarian: заобикалям (bg) (zaobikaljam)
• Czech: vinout se pf, klikatit se pf
• Finnish: kiemurrella (fi), mutkitella (fi) (road), kierrellä (fi)
• French: serpenter (fr)
• German: sich winden, sich schlängeln
• Greek: ελίσσομαι (el) (elíssomai)
• Hungarian: kanyarog (hu), kígyózik (hu)
• Japanese: 曲がりくねる (magarikuneru), 蛇行する (dakō suru)
• Middle English: wynden
• Portuguese: serpentear
• Spanish: serpentear (es)
• Swedish: slingra (sv)
• Walloon: si winner (wa)

to have complete control over

• Finnish: pyörittää (fi)
• French: soumettre (fr)

to introduce by insinuation — see insinuate

to cover or surround with something coiled about

• Bulgarian: увивам (bg) (uvivam)
• Finnish: rihmata (to wind a rope with twine); kietoa jonkin ympäri
• Middle English: wynden

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• Indonesian: ^{(please verify)} menyusuri