What is the meaning of this Old English verb: "beorgan"?
- to save or deliver safely
- to preserve, guard, fortify, defend, shelter
- to spare
"IMO" stands for:
"in my opinion"
What is the meaning of this Spanish verb: "quemar"?
to burn
Sorani Kurdish
- Iraq
- (Western) Iran
This is the most commonly used letter in English:
E
Prior to the Great Vowel Shift, the Middle English verb “bite” was pronounced like this Modern English word.
Beet!
If you mention your "oomf" or your "oomfie", you're referring to:
- one of my friends
- one of my followers
What is the meaning of this Italian verb: "piangere"?
to cry
Twi
- Ghana
- Côte d’Ivoire
- Togo
Name any author who was also a translator.
- Paul Celan
- Jorge Luis Borges
- Haruki Murakami
- Vladimir Nabokov
- Seyyed Jalal Al-e-Ahmad
- Fernando Pessoa
- Jhumpa Lahiri
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- and many more!
What is the meaning of this Old English noun: "rodor"?
- sky
- heaven
- heavens
/th, /s, /srs/, and /j are:
Tone indicators
What is the meaning of this Polish noun: "ślimak"?
snail
Zargari Romani
Iran
While translation concerns written language, this practice is applied to spoken language:
Interpretation
When the Normans ruled England, they brought words from this language into English:
French
"Ratio" originated on this social media site that was founded in 2006:
What is the meaning of this Māori noun: "tamariki"?
children
Malagasy
Madagascar
Google is about 75% accurate when translating between English and this language:
Spanish
“Heora” was the Old English third-person personal plural pronoun that had what gender — masculine, feminine, or neuter?
Neuter
This term refers to a person who goes viral and, as people dig into their past, is discovered as having been "problematic."
Milkshake Duck
What is the meaning of this Armenian noun: "թագուհի" (Romanized: t’aguhi)?
queen
Aymara
- Bolivia
- Peru
- Chile
- Argentina
This is the most translated website in the world:
The Jehovah's Witnesses official website