Wield

//wiːld//

Translations of "wield" (25 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	боравя(to handle or use a weapon), владея(to handle with skill and ease), упражнявам контрол(to exercise authority or influence)	boravja, vladeja, upražnjavam kontrol
Catalan	exercir(to exercise authority or influence), fer anar(to handle or use a weapon), manejar(to handle with skill and ease), manipular(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Chinese Mandarin	使用(to handle with skill and ease), 行使(to exercise authority or influence), 運用 /运用(to handle with skill and ease)	shǐyòng, xíngshǐ, yùnyòng
Czech	držet(to handle or use a weapon), mávat(to handle or use a weapon), ohánět se(to handle or use a weapon), ovládat(to handle with skill and ease), třímat(to handle or use a weapon), zvládat(to handle with skill and ease), zvládnout(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Dutch	beheersen(to handle with skill and ease), hanteren(to handle or use a weapon), uitoefenen(to exercise authority or influence)	—
Estonian	haldama(to exercise authority or influence), käsitlema(to handle or use a weapon), oskama(to handle with skill and ease), oskama(to handle or use a weapon), valdama(to handle with skill and ease), valdama(to handle or use a weapon), valdama(to exercise authority or influence), valitsema(to handle with skill and ease), valitsema(to exercise authority or influence)	—
Finnish	hallita(to handle with skill and ease), hallita(to exercise authority or influence), käsitellä(to handle or use a weapon), käyttää(to handle or use a weapon)	—
French	brandir(to handle or use a weapon), exercer(to exercise authority or influence), manier(to handle with skill and ease)	—
German	ausüben(to exercise authority or influence), beherrschen(to handle with skill and ease), führen(to handle or use a weapon)	—
Greek	χειρίζομαι(to handle with skill and ease)	cheirízomai
Hungarian	forgat(to handle or use a weapon), gyakorol(to exercise authority or influence), kezel(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Icelandic	beita(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Irish	feidhmigh(to exercise authority or influence), láimhsigh(to handle or use a weapon), oibrigh(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Italian	brandire(to handle or use a weapon), maneggiare(to handle with skill and ease), padroneggiare(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Japanese	使いこなす(to handle with skill and ease)	tukai-konasu
Māori	mau(to handle with skill and ease), mau(to handle or use a weapon), whakarere(to handle or use a weapon)	—
Occitan	brandir(to handle or use a weapon), exercir(to exercise authority or influence), gaubejar(to handle with skill and ease), manejar(to handle with skill and ease), manejar(to handle or use a weapon), mestrejar(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Old English	wealdan(to handle with skill and ease), wealdan(to exercise authority or influence)	—
Polish	dzierżyć(to handle or use a weapon), sprawować(to exercise authority or influence), władać(to handle with skill and ease), władać(to handle or use a weapon), władać(to exercise authority or influence)	—
Portuguese	brandir(to handle or use a weapon), empunhar(to handle or use a weapon), exercer(to exercise authority or influence), manusear(to handle with skill and ease), manusear(to handle or use a weapon)	—
Russian	вла́ствовать(to exercise authority or influence), владе́ть(to handle with skill and ease), облада́ть(to exercise authority or influence), ору́довать(to handle with skill and ease)	vlástvovatʹ, vladétʹ, obladátʹ, orúdovatʹ
Serbo-Croatian	rukovati(to handle or use a weapon), vitlati(to handle or use a weapon), vladati(to handle with skill and ease), vladati(to exercise authority or influence), vlastovati(to exercise authority or influence)	—
Spanish	empuñar(to handle or use a weapon), esgrimir(to handle or use a weapon), manejar(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Swedish	hantera(to handle with skill and ease), svinga(to handle with skill and ease)	—
Welsh	trin(to handle or use a weapon)	—