“Up” in 42 languages

Tap ▶ to hear it. 42 of 42 come from or match Wiktionary. Languages from the same family sit together, so you can see the shared roots.

Romance

• CatalanamuntFrom Wiktionary▶
• Frenchen hautFrom Wiktionary▶
• GalicianarribaFrom Wiktionary▶
• ItaliansuFrom Wiktionary▶
• LatinsūrsumFrom Wiktionary▶
• PortuguesecimaFrom Wiktionary▶
• RomaniansusFrom Wiktionary▶
• SpanisharribaFrom Wiktionary▶

Slavic

• Bulgarianнаго́реnagóreFrom Wiktionary▶
• CzechnahoruFrom Wiktionary▶
• Polishdo góryFrom Wiktionary▶
• Russianвве́рхvvérxFrom Wiktionary▶
• SlovakhoreFrom Wiktionary▶
• SloveniangôrFrom Wiktionary▶
• Ukrainianвго́руvhóruFrom Wiktionary▶

Germanic

• DanishopadFrom Wiktionary▶
• DutchomhoogFrom Wiktionary▶
• Germannach obenFrom Wiktionary▶
• SwedishuppFrom Wiktionary▶

Indo-Iranian

• HindiऊपरūparFrom Wiktionary▶
• PersianبالاbâlâFrom Wiktionary▶
• UrduاوپرūparFrom Wiktionary▶

Uralic

• EstonianülesFrom Wiktionary▶
• FinnishylösFrom Wiktionary▶
• HungarianfelFrom Wiktionary▶

Baltic

• LatvianaugšāFrom Wiktionary▶
• Lithuanianį viršųFrom Wiktionary▶

Semitic

• ArabicفَوْقَfawqaFrom Wiktionary▶
• Hebrewמעלהmá'alaFrom Wiktionary▶

Turkic

• AzerbaijaniyuxarıFrom Wiktionary▶
• TurkishyukarıFrom Wiktionary▶

Albanian

• AlbanianlartFrom Wiktionary▶

Austronesian

• Malayke atasFrom Wiktionary▶

Bantu

• SwahilijuuFrom Wiktionary▶

Basque (no relatives)

• BasquegoraFrom Wiktionary▶

Celtic

• IrishthuasFrom Wiktionary▶

Chinese

• Chinese上shàngFrom Wiktionary▶

Esperanto (built from Romance + Germanic)

• EsperantosuprenFrom Wiktionary▶

Japanese

• Japanese上にue niFrom Wiktionary▶

Korean

• Korean위에wieFrom Wiktionary▶

Thai

• Thaiขึ้นkʉ̂nFrom Wiktionary▶

Vietnamese

• VietnameselênFrom Wiktionary▶