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Arabic: حَلَفَ‎; Hijazi Arabic: حلف‎; Armenian: երդվել, երդվեցնել; Aromanian: giur; Asturian: xurar; Azerbaijani: and içmək; Belarusian: клясціся, паклясціся, прысягаць, прысягнуць; Bengali: কসম করা; Bulgarian: заклевам се, кълна се; Burmese: ကျိန်; Catalan: jurar; Chinese Mandarin: 發誓／发誓, 賭咒／赌咒; Czech: přísahat; Danish: sværge; Dutch: zweren, een eed afleggen; Esperanto: ĵuri; Faroese: svørja; Finnish: vannoa; French: jurer; Friulian: zurâ, ğurâ; Galician: xurar; Georgian: დაფიცება, ფიცი; German: schwören; Greek: ορκίζομαι; Ancient Greek: ἀποδίδωμι ὅρκον, βωμαίνω, διόμνυμι, διομνύναι, διόμνυσθαι, διομνύω, ἐνόμνυμαι, ἐπόμνυμι, ἐπομνύναι, κατόμνυμι, κατομνύναι, ὄμνυμι, ὀμνύναι, ὅρκον ἀποδιδόναι, ὁρκωμοτεῖν; Hebrew: נשבע‎; Hungarian: esküszik; Icelandic: sverja; Ido: jurar; Italian: giurare; Japanese: 誓う, 契る; Kabuverdianu: jura; Khmer: សច្ចា, សាបាន, ស្បថ; Korean: 맹세하다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: سوێند خواردن‎; Lao: ສະບານ; Latin: iuro; Low German: swören; Macedonian: се колне; Maguindanao: sapa; Malayalam: ആണയിടുക, സത്യം ചെയ്യുക; Maltese: naħlef; Maranao: sapa'; Mauritian Creole: zoure; Mongolian Cyrillic: амлах; Mongolian: ᠠᠮᠠᠯᠠᠬᠤ; Ngazidja Comorian: ulapva; Norman: juther; Norwegian Norwegian Bokmål: sverge; Norwegian Nynorsk: sverja, sverje; Occitan: jurar; Old Norse: sverja; Persian: سوگند خوردن‎, قسم خوردن‎; Polish: przysięgać, przysiąc, przyrzekać, przyrzec, kląć się, zaklinać się; Portuguese: jurar; Romanian: jura; Russian: клясться, поклясться, присягать, присягнуть; Sardinian: giurài, giurare, zurare; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: клети се; Roman: kleti se; Sicilian: giurari, jurari; Slovak: prisahať; Slovene: prisegati, priseči; Spanish: jurar; Swahili: -apa; Swedish: svära, svärja; Tajik: қасам хурдан, савганд ёд кардан; Telugu: ఒట్టు పెట్టు, ప్రమాణం చేయు; Thai: สาบาน; Turkish: ant içmek, yemin etmek; Ukrainian: клястися, клястися, поклястися, поклястися, присягати, присягнути; Uzbek: qasamyod qilmoq; Venetian: giurar; Vietnamese: thề; Walloon: djurer; Welsh: tyngu