Arrest
//əˈɹɛst//
Translations of "arrest" (85 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abkhaz | абаандаҩтәра́(to take into legal custody) | abaandajʷtʷʼrá | |
| Afrikaans | arrestasie(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | — | |
| Albanian | arrestim(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestoj(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | συλλαμβάνω(to take into legal custody), σύλληψιν ποιέω(to take into legal custody) | sullambánō, súllēpsin poiéō | |
| Arabic | اِعْتِقَال(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), تَوْقِيف(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), اِعْتَقَلَ(to take into legal custody), قَبَض(to take into legal custody), قَبَضَ(to take into legal custody), مِسِك(to take into legal custody) | iʕtiqāl, tawqīf, iʕtaqala, gabaḍ, qabaḍa, misik | |
| Armenian | կալանք(condition of being stopped), կալանք(confinement, as after an arrest), ձերբակալություն(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), ձերբակալել(to take into legal custody) | kalankʻ, kalankʻ, jerbakalutʻyun, jerbakalel | |
| Avar | туснахъ гьавизе(to take into legal custody) | tusnaqx hawize | |
| Azerbaijani | həbs(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), həbs(confinement, as after an arrest), damlamaq(to take into legal custody), həbsə almaq(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Basque | atxilotu(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Belarusian | а́рышт(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), а́рышт(confinement, as after an arrest), затрыма́нне(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), арыштава́ць(to take into legal custody), арышто́ўваць(to take into legal custody) | áryšt, áryšt, zatrymánnje, aryštavácʹ, aryštówvacʹ | |
| Bulgarian | аре́ст(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), аресту́ване(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), задъ́ржане(condition of being stopped), задъ́ржане(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), спи́ране(condition of being stopped), успокои́тел(device to physically arrest motion), аресту́вам(to take into legal custody), задържам(to stop or slow a process etc.), приковавам(to catch the attention of), спирам(to stop or slow a process etc.), хващам(to catch the attention of) | arést, arestúvane, zadǎ́ržane, zadǎ́ržane, spírane, uspokoítel, arestúvam, zadǎržam, prikovavam, spiram, hvaštam | |
| Burmese | ဖမ်း(to take into legal custody) | hpam: | |
| Catalan | arrest(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestar(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Chechen | лаца(to take into legal custody) | laca | |
| Cherokee | ᎦᏂᏱᎭ(to take into legal custody) | ganiyiha | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 拘捕(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 逮捕(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 逮捕(to take into legal custody) | keoi¹ bou⁶, dai⁶ bou⁶, dai⁶ bou⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 拘捕(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 拘提(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 逮捕(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 吸引(to catch the attention of), 抑制(to stop or slow a process etc.), 抓獲 /抓获(to take into legal custody), 擒獲 /擒获(to take into legal custody), 逮捕(to take into legal custody), 阻止(to stop or slow a process etc.) | jūbǔ, jūtí, xīyǐn, yìzhì, zhuāhuò, qínhuò, dàibǔ, zǔzhǐ | |
| Czech | vazba(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), zatčení(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), zadržet(to take into legal custody), zatknout(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Danish | anholdelse(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), anholde(to take into legal custody), arrestere(to take into legal custody), bremse(to stop or slow a process etc.), pågribe(to take into legal custody), standse(to stop or slow a process etc.), stoppe(to stop or slow a process etc.) | — | |
| Dutch | aanhouding(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrest(confinement, as after an arrest), arrestatie(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), stilstand(condition of being stopped), aanhouden(to take into legal custody), arresteren(to take into legal custody), grijpen(to catch the attention of), in hechtenis nemen(to take into legal custody), oppakken(to take into legal custody), stoppen(to stop or slow a process etc.), stuiten(to stop or slow a process etc.), vatten(to take into legal custody), vatten(to catch the attention of) | — | |
| Esperanto | aresto(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), aresti(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Estonian | arest(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), vahistamine(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arreteerima(to take into legal custody), vahistama(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Faroese | handtaka(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Finnish | pidättäminen(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), pidätys(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), pidätys(confinement, as after an arrest), pysähdys(condition of being stopped), pysähtyminen(condition of being stopped), pysäytin(device to physically arrest motion), pysäyttäminen(act or instance of arresting something), seisokki(condition of being stopped), seisominen(condition of being stopped), takavarikko(nautical: judicial detention of a ship), tutkintavankeus(confinement, as after an arrest), vangitseminen(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), vankeus(confinement, as after an arrest), hillitä(to stop or slow a process etc.), kiinnittää(to catch the attention of), padota(to stop or slow a process etc.), pidättää(to take into legal custody), pysäyttää(to stop the motion of), pysäyttää(to stop or slow a process etc.), pysäyttää(to catch the attention of), saada sydänpysähdys(medicine: to undergo cardiac arrest), vangita(to take into legal custody), vangita(to catch the attention of) | — | |
| French | arrestation(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrêter(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Galician | arrestar(to take into legal custody), deter(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Georgian | პატიმრობა(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), დაპატიმრება(to take into legal custody), დატუსაღება(to take into legal custody), დაყოვნება(to stop or slow a process etc.), შეჩერება(to stop or slow a process etc.) | ṗaṭimroba, daṗaṭimreba, daṭusaɣeba, daq̇ovneba, šečereba | |
| German | Arrest(confinement, as after an arrest), Festnahme(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), Verhaftung(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestieren(to take into legal custody), arretieren(to stop or slow a process etc.), festnehmen(to take into legal custody), verhaften(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Greek | σύλληψη(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), συλλαμβάνω(to take into legal custody) | sýllipsi, syllamváno | |
| Gujarati | ગિરફતારી(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | giraphtārī | |
| Hebrew | מַעֲצָר(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), עָצַר(to take into legal custody) | ma'atsár, atsár | |
| Hindi | गिरफ़्तारी(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), गिरफ़तार करना(to take into legal custody), निग्रह(to take into legal custody), पकड़ना(to take into legal custody), प्रग्रहण(to take into legal custody) | giraftārī, giraftār karnā, nigrah, pakaṛnā, pragrahaṇ | |
| Hungarian | letartóztatás(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), elfog(to take into legal custody), letartóztat(to take into legal custody), megállít(to stop or slow a process etc.) | — | |
| Ingrian | aresti(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), aresti(confinement, as after an arrest), arestoittaa(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | تُوْقیف(confinement, as after an arrest), دَسْتْگیری(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), گِرِفْتاری(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | towġif, dastgiri, gereftâri | |
| Irish | coisc(to stop or slow a process etc.), gabh(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Italian | arresto(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestare(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Japanese | 停止(condition of being stopped), 拘引(confinement, as after an arrest), 拘留(confinement, as after an arrest), 検挙(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 逮捕(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 捕える(to take into legal custody), 捕まえる(to take into legal custody), 逮捕する(to take into legal custody) | teishi, kōin, kōryū, kenkyo, taiho, toraeru, tsukamaeru, taiho suru | |
| Kazakh | тұтқынға алу(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), қамау(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), тұтқындау(to take into legal custody) | tūtqynğa alu, qamau, tūtqyndau | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | thōhlòuh(act or instance of arresting something), thōhlòuh(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Khmer | គហណសាល(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), ចំណាប់(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), ឃុំ(to take into legal custody), ចាប់(to take into legal custody) | kĕəʼhaʼnaʼsaal, cɑmnap, khum, cap | |
| Kikuyu | gũikia ngono(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Korean | 검거(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 구류(confinement, as after an arrest), 구인(confinement, as after an arrest), 억지(condition of being stopped), 정지(condition of being stopped), 제동장치(device to physically arrest motion), 체포(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 포박(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), 검거하다(to take into legal custody), 구속하다(to take into legal custody), 끌다(to catch the attention of), 막다(to stop or slow a process etc.), 잡다(to take into legal custody), 저지하다(to stop or slow a process etc.), 정지시키다(to stop or slow a process etc.), 체포하다(to take into legal custody) | geomgeo, guryu, gu'in, eokji, jeongji, jedongjangchi, chepo, pobak, geomgeohada, gusokhada, kkeulda, makda, japda, jeojihada, jeongjisikida, chepohada | |
| Kyrgyz | арест(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), камак(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), камоо(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), камакка алуу(to take into legal custody), камоо(to take into legal custody) | arest, kamak, kamoo, kamakka aluu, kamoo | |
| Lao | ຈັບ(to take into legal custody), ຈັບກຸມ(to take into legal custody), ຈັບກົມ(to take into legal custody) | chap | |
| Latvian | aizturēšana(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arests(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), aizturēt(to take into legal custody), arestēt(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Lithuanian | areštas(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), areštuoti(to take into legal custody), suimti(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | popajźiś(to take into legal custody), pópadnuś(to take into legal custody), pśimjeś(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Macedonian | апсење(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), апси(to take into legal custody), уапси(to take into legal custody) | apsenje, apsi, uapsi | |
| Malay | ares(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | — | |
| Malayalam | പിടികൂടുക(to take into legal custody) | piṭikūṭuka | |
| Māori | mauhere(to take into legal custody), urutū(to stop or slow a process etc.), whakarau(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Marathi | अटक(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), संरोध(act or instance of arresting something), संरोध(condition of being stopped), अटक करणे(to take into legal custody), संरोध करणे(to stop or slow a process etc.) | aṭak, saurodh, saurodh, aṭak karṇe, saurodh karṇe | |
| Mizo | man(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Mongolian | баривчилгаа(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), саатуулал(condition of being stopped), анхаарал татах(to catch the attention of), баривчлах(to take into legal custody) | barivčilgaa, saatuulal, anxaaral tatax, barivčlax | |
| Norman | arrêter(to take into legal custody), blioutcher(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | arrest(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestasjon(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), pågripelse(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestere(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | arrest(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arrestasjon(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | — | |
| Occitan | arrestar(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Old English | berīdan(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Ossetian | ахсын(to take into legal custody) | axsyn | |
| Persian | حبس کردن(to take into legal custody), دستگیر کردن(to take into legal custody) | habs kardan, dastgir kardan | |
| Polish | areszt(act or instance of arresting something), areszt(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), areszt(confinement, as after an arrest), aresztowanie(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), zatrzymanie(condition of being stopped), aresztować(to take into legal custody), powstrzymać(to stop or slow a process etc.), przykuć(to catch the attention of) | — | |
| Portuguese | cárcere(confinement, as after an arrest), detenção(condition of being stopped), detenção(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), prisão(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), prisão(confinement, as after an arrest), deter(to stop or slow a process etc.), engajar(to catch the attention of), parar(to stop or slow a process etc.), prender(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Romanian | arest(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arestare(condition of being stopped), arestare(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), deținere(confinement, as after an arrest), aresta(to take into legal custody), deține(to take into legal custody), opri(to stop or slow a process etc.) | — | |
| Russian | аре́ст(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), аре́ст(confinement, as after an arrest), задержа́ние(condition of being stopped), задержа́ние(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), остано́в(condition of being stopped), аресто́вывать(to take into legal custody), арестова́ть(to take into legal custody), заде́рживать(to stop or slow a process etc.), задержа́ть(to stop or slow a process etc.), остана́вливать(to stop or slow a process etc.), останови́ть(to stop or slow a process etc.), прико́вывать(to catch the attention of), прикова́ть(to catch the attention of) | arést, arést, zaderžánije, zaderžánije, ostanóv, arestóvyvatʹ, arestovátʹ, zadérživatʹ, zaderžátʹ, ostanávlivatʹ, ostanovítʹ, prikóvyvatʹ, prikovátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | निग्रह(to take into legal custody), प्रग्रहण(to take into legal custody) | nigraha, pragrahaṇa | |
| Scottish Gaelic | cur m ann am làimh(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), cuir ann am grèim(to take into legal custody), cuir ann an làimh(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | hapšenje(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), prítvor(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), uhićénje(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), при́твор(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), ухиће́ње(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), хапшење(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), hapsiti(to take into legal custody), uhapsiti(to take into legal custody), uhititi(to take into legal custody), uhićivati(to take into legal custody), ухапсити(to take into legal custody), ухитити(to take into legal custody), ухићивати(to take into legal custody), хапсити(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Slovak | väzba(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), zatknutie(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), zatknúť(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Slovene | aretacija(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), aretirati(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Spanish | arresto(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), detenido(confinement, as after an arrest), paro(condition of being stopped), aprehender(to take into legal custody), arrestar(to take into legal custody), detener(to take into legal custody), llamativo(to catch the attention of), parar(to stop or slow a process etc.), prender(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Swahili | nasa(condition of being stopped), nasa(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), nasa(confinement, as after an arrest), kukamata(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Swedish | arrestera(to take into legal custody), bromsa(to stop or slow a process etc.), fånga(to catch the attention of), gripa(to take into legal custody), stoppa(to stop or slow a process etc.) | — | |
| Tagalog | pagdakip(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), pagdakip(confinement, as after an arrest) | — | |
| Tajik | ҳабс(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), ҳабс кардан(to take into legal custody) | habs, habs kardan | |
| Tamil | கைது(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc) | kaitu | |
| Thai | การจับ(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), จับ(to take into legal custody), จับตัว(to take into legal custody), จับได้(to take into legal custody), ยั้ง(to stop or slow a process etc.), รวบ(to take into legal custody) | gaan-jàp, jàp, yáng, rûuap | |
| Turkish | tutuklama(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), tevkif etmek(to take into legal custody), tutuklamak(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Turkmen | tussag(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), tussag etmek(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Ukrainian | аре́шт(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), аре́шт(confinement, as after an arrest), затри́мання(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), арешто́вувати(to take into legal custody), арештува́ти(to take into legal custody), заарешто́вувати(to take into legal custody), заарештува́ти(to take into legal custody) | aréšt, aréšt, zatrýmannja, areštóvuvaty, areštuváty, zaareštóvuvaty, zaareštuváty | |
| Urdu | گِرِفْتاری(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), پکڑنا(to take into legal custody), گرفتار کرنا(to take into legal custody) | giriftārī, pakaṛnā, giraftār karnā | |
| Uzbek | qamoqqa(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), hibsga olmoq(to take into legal custody), qamamoq(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sự bắt(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), bắt(to take into legal custody), bắt giữ(to take into legal custody) | — | |
| Welsh | arestiad(legal: process of arresting a criminal, suspect etc), arestio(to take into legal custody) | — |
arrestasie
arrestim, arrestoj
اِعْتِقَال, تَوْقِيف, اِعْتَقَلَ, قَبَض, قَبَضَ, مِسِك
iʕtiqāl, tawqīf, iʕtaqala, gabaḍ, qabaḍa, misik
həbs, həbs, damlamaq, həbsə almaq
atxilotu
а́рышт, а́рышт, затрыма́нне, арыштава́ць, арышто́ўваць
áryšt, áryšt, zatrymánnje, aryštavácʹ, aryštówvacʹ
аре́ст, аресту́ване, задъ́ржане, задъ́ржане, спи́ране, успокои́тел, аресту́вам, задържам, приковавам, спирам, хващам
arést, arestúvane, zadǎ́ržane, zadǎ́ržane, spírane, uspokoítel, arestúvam, zadǎržam, prikovavam, spiram, hvaštam
arrest, arrestar
拘捕, 拘提, 逮捕, 吸引, 抑制, 抓獲 /抓获, 擒獲 /擒获, 逮捕, 阻止
jūbǔ, jūtí, xīyǐn, yìzhì, zhuāhuò, qínhuò, dàibǔ, zǔzhǐ
vazba, zatčení, zadržet, zatknout
anholdelse, anholde, arrestere, bremse, pågribe, standse, stoppe
aanhouding, arrest, arrestatie, stilstand, aanhouden, arresteren, grijpen, in hechtenis nemen, oppakken, stoppen, stuiten, vatten, vatten
aresto, aresti
arest, vahistamine, arreteerima, vahistama
handtaka
pidättäminen, pidätys, pidätys, pysähdys, pysähtyminen, pysäytin, pysäyttäminen, seisokki, seisominen, takavarikko, tutkintavankeus, vangitseminen, vankeus, hillitä, kiinnittää, padota, pidättää, pysäyttää, pysäyttää, pysäyttää, saada sydänpysähdys, vangita, vangita
arrestation, arrêter
arrestar, deter
პატიმრობა, დაპატიმრება, დატუსაღება, დაყოვნება, შეჩერება
ṗaṭimroba, daṗaṭimreba, daṭusaɣeba, daq̇ovneba, šečereba
Arrest, Festnahme, Verhaftung, arrestieren, arretieren, festnehmen, verhaften
गिरफ़्तारी, गिरफ़तार करना, निग्रह, पकड़ना, प्रग्रहण
giraftārī, giraftār karnā, nigrah, pakaṛnā, pragrahaṇ
letartóztatás, elfog, letartóztat, megállít
aresti, aresti, arestoittaa
coisc, gabh
arresto, arrestare
停止, 拘引, 拘留, 検挙, 逮捕, 捕える, 捕まえる, 逮捕する
teishi, kōin, kōryū, kenkyo, taiho, toraeru, tsukamaeru, taiho suru
thōhlòuh, thōhlòuh
gũikia ngono
검거, 구류, 구인, 억지, 정지, 제동장치, 체포, 포박, 검거하다, 구속하다, 끌다, 막다, 잡다, 저지하다, 정지시키다, 체포하다
geomgeo, guryu, gu'in, eokji, jeongji, jedongjangchi, chepo, pobak, geomgeohada, gusokhada, kkeulda, makda, japda, jeojihada, jeongjisikida, chepohada
aizturēšana, arests, aizturēt, arestēt
areštas, areštuoti, suimti
popajźiś, pópadnuś, pśimjeś
ares
mauhere, urutū, whakarau
man
баривчилгаа, саатуулал, анхаарал татах, баривчлах
barivčilgaa, saatuulal, anxaaral tatax, barivčlax
arrêter, blioutcher
arrest, arrestasjon, pågripelse, arrestere
arrest, arrestasjon
arrestar
berīdan
areszt, areszt, areszt, aresztowanie, zatrzymanie, aresztować, powstrzymać, przykuć
cárcere, detenção, detenção, prisão, prisão, deter, engajar, parar, prender
arest, arestare, arestare, deținere, aresta, deține, opri
аре́ст, аре́ст, задержа́ние, задержа́ние, остано́в, аресто́вывать, арестова́ть, заде́рживать, задержа́ть, остана́вливать, останови́ть, прико́вывать, прикова́ть
arést, arést, zaderžánije, zaderžánije, ostanóv, arestóvyvatʹ, arestovátʹ, zadérživatʹ, zaderžátʹ, ostanávlivatʹ, ostanovítʹ, prikóvyvatʹ, prikovátʹ
cur m ann am làimh, cuir ann am grèim, cuir ann an làimh
hapšenje, prítvor, uhićénje, при́твор, ухиће́ње, хапшење, hapsiti, uhapsiti, uhititi, uhićivati, ухапсити, ухитити, ухићивати, хапсити
väzba, zatknutie, zatknúť
aretacija, aretirati
arresto, detenido, paro, aprehender, arrestar, detener, llamativo, parar, prender
nasa, nasa, nasa, kukamata
arrestera, bromsa, fånga, gripa, stoppa
pagdakip, pagdakip
tutuklama, tevkif etmek, tutuklamak
tussag, tussag etmek
аре́шт, аре́шт, затри́мання, арешто́вувати, арештува́ти, заарешто́вувати, заарештува́ти
aréšt, aréšt, zatrýmannja, areštóvuvaty, areštuváty, zaareštóvuvaty, zaareštuváty
qamoqqa, hibsga olmoq, qamamoq
sự bắt, bắt, bắt giữ
arestiad, arestio
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