Hasten
//ˈheɪ.sn̩//
Translations of "hasten" (25 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | σπεύδω(to move in a quick fashion) | speúdō | |
| Azerbaijani | tələsmək(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Bulgarian | бързам(to move in a quick fashion), движа се бързо(to move in a quick fashion), забързвам(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), ускорявам(to make someone/something speed up) | bǎrzam, dviža se bǎrzo, zabǎrzvam, uskorjavam | |
| Cebuano | dali(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Dutch | bespoedigen(to make someone/something speed up), haasten(to move in a quick fashion), verhaasten(to make someone/something speed up), vervroegen(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier) | — | |
| Esperanto | akceli(to make someone/something speed up), akceli(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), plifruigi(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), rapidi(to move in a quick fashion), rapidigi(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Finnish | kiirehtiä(to make someone/something speed up), kiirehtää(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| French | hâter(to make someone/something speed up), presser(to make someone/something speed up), se dépêcher(to move in a quick fashion), se hâter(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Galician | bulir(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| German | beschleunigen(to make someone/something speed up), eilen(to move in a quick fashion), hasten(to move in a quick fashion), sich beeilen(to move in a quick fashion), vorverlegen(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), vorziehen(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier) | — | |
| Hungarian | gyorsít(to make someone/something speed up), siet(to move in a quick fashion), siettet(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Ingrian | kiirehtää(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Irish | luathaigh(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Italian | affrettare(to make someone/something speed up), affrettarsi(to move in a quick fashion), anticipare(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), sbrigarsi(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Latin | accelero(to make someone/something speed up), accelerō(to move in a quick fashion), anticipo(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), celero(to make someone/something speed up), celerō(to move in a quick fashion), festīnō(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Māori | whakaoma(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Polish | popędzać(to make someone/something speed up), przesunąć na wcześniejszy termin(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), przyspieszać(to make someone/something speed up), przyspieszyć(to make someone/something speed up), przyspieszyć(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier) | — | |
| Portuguese | acelerar(to make someone/something speed up), adiantar(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), apressar(to make someone/something speed up), correr(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Quechua | chanchay(to move in a quick fashion) | — | |
| Russian | поспеши́ть(to move in a quick fashion), поторопи́ть(to make someone/something speed up), поторопи́ться(to move in a quick fashion), спеши́ть(to move in a quick fashion), торопи́ть(to make someone/something speed up), торопи́ться(to move in a quick fashion) | pospešítʹ, potoropítʹ, potoropítʹsja, spešítʹ, toropítʹ, toropítʹsja | |
| Sanskrit | रंहति(to move in a quick fashion) | raṃhati | |
| Slovak | anticipiovať(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), náhliť sa(to move in a quick fashion), poponáhľať sa(to move in a quick fashion), posúriť(to make someone/something speed up), urýchliť(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Spanish | acelerar(to make someone/something speed up), adelantar(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), anticipar(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier), correr(to move in a quick fashion), precipitar(to cause a scheduled event to happen earlier) | — | |
| Swedish | hasta(to move in a quick fashion), jäkta(to move in a quick fashion), jäkta(to make someone/something speed up), skynda(to move in a quick fashion), skynda på(to make someone/something speed up) | — | |
| Thai | รีบ(to move in a quick fashion), เร่ง(to make someone/something speed up) | rîip, rêng |
tələsmək
dali
bespoedigen, haasten, verhaasten, vervroegen
akceli, akceli, plifruigi, rapidi, rapidigi
kiirehtiä, kiirehtää
hâter, presser, se dépêcher, se hâter
bulir
beschleunigen, eilen, hasten, sich beeilen, vorverlegen, vorziehen
gyorsít, siet, siettet
kiirehtää
luathaigh
affrettare, affrettarsi, anticipare, sbrigarsi
accelero, accelerō, anticipo, celero, celerō, festīnō
whakaoma
popędzać, przesunąć na wcześniejszy termin, przyspieszać, przyspieszyć, przyspieszyć
acelerar, adiantar, apressar, correr
chanchay
поспеши́ть, поторопи́ть, поторопи́ться, спеши́ть, торопи́ть, торопи́ться
pospešítʹ, potoropítʹ, potoropítʹsja, spešítʹ, toropítʹ, toropítʹsja
anticipiovať, náhliť sa, poponáhľať sa, posúriť, urýchliť
acelerar, adelantar, anticipar, correr, precipitar
hasta, jäkta, jäkta, skynda, skynda på
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.