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ἀσκεῖν περὶ τὰ νοσήματα δύο, ὠφελεῖν ἢ μὴ βλάπτειν → strive, with regard to diseases, for two things — to do good, or to do no harm | as to diseases, make a habit of two things — to help, or at least, to do no harm
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Arabic: زَهَرَ; Armenian: բողբոջել; Assamese: ফুলা; Azerbaijani: çiçəkləmək, çiçək açmaq; Belarusian: цвісці́; Bulgarian: цъ́фвам, цъфтя; Burmese: ပန်းပွင့်; Catalan: florir; Cherokee: ᎠᏥᎸᏍᎦ; Chinese Mandarin: 開花／开花, 開／开; Czech: kvést; Dutch: [[bloeien]], [[bloesemen]]; Esperanto: flori; Finnish: kukkia, puhjeta; French: [[fleurir]]; Friulian: florî; Galician: frorecer, frolear, choridar, esbrochar, chorir; Georgian: ყვავის, იფურჩქნება; German: [[blühen]], [[erblühen]]; Alemannic German: blüeje; Ancient Greek: [[ἀνθέω]], [[ἐξανθέω]], [[θάλλω]]; Haitian Creole: fleri; Hungarian: virágzik; Italian: [[fiorire]]; Japanese: 咲く; Kazakh: гүлдену, гүлдеу; Khmer: ផ្កា; Korean: 피다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: پشکووتن; Kyrgyz: гүлдө, гүлдөө; Ladino: enfloreser; Latin: [[floreo]]; Luxembourgish: bléien, floréieren; Macedonian: цути; Malayalam: പുഷ്പിക്കുക; Maori: manahua, ngawhā, pua, matikao; Mauritian Creole: fleri; Middle English: blosmen; Norwegian Bokmål: blomstre; Nynorsk: blomstre, bløme; Old English: blōwan; Ottoman Turkish: چیچكلنمك; Persian: شکفتن; Polish: kwitnąć; Portuguese: [[desabrochar]], [[florir]], [[florescer]]; Quechua: t'ikay, waytay; Romanian: înflori; Russian: [[цвести]], [[расцветать]], [[расцвести]]; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: цветати, цвјетати; Roman: cvetati, cvjetati; Sicilian: ciuriri, nzagarari; Slovak: kvitnúť; Slovene: cveteti; Spanish: [[florecer]]; Swedish: blomma, blomstra; Tajik: шукуфтан; Thai: บาน; Turkish: çiçek açmak; Ukrainian: цвісти, кві́тнути, розцвітати, розцвісти, розквітати, розкві́тнути; Uzbek: gullamoq; Vietnamese: nở; Volapük: florön | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:31, 17 October 2023
German > Latin
erblühen, bildl., efflorescere.
Translations
blossom
Arabic: زَهَرَ; Armenian: բողբոջել; Assamese: ফুলা; Azerbaijani: çiçəkləmək, çiçək açmaq; Belarusian: цвісці́; Bulgarian: цъ́фвам, цъфтя; Burmese: ပန်းပွင့်; Catalan: florir; Cherokee: ᎠᏥᎸᏍᎦ; Chinese Mandarin: 開花／开花, 開／开; Czech: kvést; Dutch: bloeien, bloesemen; Esperanto: flori; Finnish: kukkia, puhjeta; French: fleurir; Friulian: florî; Galician: frorecer, frolear, choridar, esbrochar, chorir; Georgian: ყვავის, იფურჩქნება; German: blühen, erblühen; Alemannic German: blüeje; Ancient Greek: ἀνθέω, ἐξανθέω, θάλλω; Haitian Creole: fleri; Hungarian: virágzik; Italian: fiorire; Japanese: 咲く; Kazakh: гүлдену, гүлдеу; Khmer: ផ្កា; Korean: 피다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: پشکووتن; Kyrgyz: гүлдө, гүлдөө; Ladino: enfloreser; Latin: floreo; Luxembourgish: bléien, floréieren; Macedonian: цути; Malayalam: പുഷ്പിക്കുക; Maori: manahua, ngawhā, pua, matikao; Mauritian Creole: fleri; Middle English: blosmen; Norwegian Bokmål: blomstre; Nynorsk: blomstre, bløme; Old English: blōwan; Ottoman Turkish: چیچكلنمك; Persian: شکفتن; Polish: kwitnąć; Portuguese: desabrochar, florir, florescer; Quechua: t'ikay, waytay; Romanian: înflori; Russian: цвести, расцветать, расцвести; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: цветати, цвјетати; Roman: cvetati, cvjetati; Sicilian: ciuriri, nzagarari; Slovak: kvitnúť; Slovene: cveteti; Spanish: florecer; Swedish: blomma, blomstra; Tajik: шукуфтан; Thai: บาน; Turkish: çiçek açmak; Ukrainian: цвісти, кві́тнути, розцвітати, розцвісти, розквітати, розкві́тнути; Uzbek: gullamoq; Vietnamese: nở; Volapük: florön
