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Make

//meɪk//

Translations of "make" (52 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	doen(to cause to do), maak(to create)	—
Albanian	krijoj(to form), kry(to create)	—
Ancient Greek	κτίζω(to create), ποιέω(to create)	ktízō, poiéō
Arabic	جَعَلَ(to cause to do), صَنَعَ(to create)	jaʕala, ṣanaʕa
Armenian	-ացն-(to cause to do), -եցն-(to cause to do), -ցն-(to cause to do), ստեղծել(to create)	-acʻn-, -ecʻn-, -cʻn-, steġcel
Assamese	বনোৱা(to create), সজা(to create), সৃষ্টি কৰা(to create)	bonüa, xoza, xristi kora
Asturian	facer(to create)	—
Betawi	bikin(to create), bikin(to cause to do)	—
Bulgarian	създавам(to create)	sǎzdavam
Catalan	fer(to cause to do)	—
Cebuano	gama(to create)	—
Chinese Cantonese	整(to create)	zing²
Czech	dělat(to create), tvořit(to create), udělat(to create), vyrábět(to create), vytvářet(to create)	—
Danish	fremstille(to create), lave(to create), skabe(to create)	—
Dutch	doen(to cause to do), ertoe brengen(to cause to do), maken(to create)	—
Eastern Mari	ышташ(to create)	yštaš
Esperanto	igi(to cause to do), krei(to create)	—
Faliscan	facio (facio)(to create)	—
Finnish	luoda(to create), muotoilla(to form), saada(to cause to do), tehdä(to create)	—
French	créer(to create), faire(to create), faire(to cause to do)	—
Galician	facer(to create)	—
German	bringen(to cause to do), lassen(to cause to do), machen(to create)	—
Greek	κάνω(to create), κατασκευάζω(to create), φτιάχνω(to create)	káno, kataskevázo, ftiáchno
Hebrew	גרם(to cause to do), עשה(to create)	—
Hindi	रचना(to create), रचना करना(to create), सृजन करना(to create), सृजना(to create)	racnā, racnā karnā, sŕjan karnā, sŕjnā
Hungarian	-at(to cause to do), -et(to cause to do), -tat(to cause to do), -tet(to cause to do), alkot(to create), elér(to cause to do), készít(to form)	—
Icelandic	búa til(to create)	—
Irish	déan(to create), tabhair ar(to cause to do)	—
Italian	fare(to cause to do)	—
Japanese	させる(to cause to do), やらせる(to cause to do), 創る(to create), 創造する(to create), 引き起こす(to cause to do)	saseru, yaraseru, tsukuru, sōzō suru, hikiokosu
Judeo-Italian	פַֿארֵי(to cause to do)	—
Kabuverdianu	faze(to create)	—
Khiamniungan Naga	hìeshā(to create), hìeshā(to form), hīe(to create), hīe(to form), hīeshá(to create), hīeshá(to form)	—
Korean	만들다(to create), 이루다(to form), 일으키다(to cause to do), 제작하다(to create)	mandeulda, iruda, ireukida, jejakhada
Latin	ago(to create), ago(to cause to do), creo(to create), facio(to create), facio(to cause to do)	—
Middle English	maken(to create)	—
Mòcheno	mòchen(to create)	—
Norwegian	lage(to create)	—
Old English	dōn(to cause to do), wyrċan(to create)	—
Old High German	mahhōn(to create), mahhōn(to form)	—
Persian	تشکیل دادن(to form), ساختن(to create)	—
Polish	robić(to create), sprawiać(to cause to do), stworzyć(to create), tworzyć(to create)	—
Portuguese	fazer(to create), fazer(to cause to do)	—
Russian	де́лать(to create), сде́лать(to create), созда́ть(to create), создава́ть(to create)	délatʹ, sdélatʹ, sozdátʹ, sozdavátʹ
Scots	mak(to create), mak(to form)	—
Spanish	crear(to create), formar(to create), formar(to form), hacer(to create), hacer(to cause to do), instrumentar(to create)	—
Swedish	forma(to form), skapa(to create)	—
Turkish	yapmak(to create), yaratmak(to create)	—
Welsh	creu(to create)	—
West-Frisian	meitsje(to create), meitsje(to form)	—
Yao	kupanganya(to create)	—
Zazaki	arden(to cause to do), vırazen(to create)	—