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  • fin/ˈfin/ Spanish
  • конец[kɐˈnʲet͡s] Russian
  • τέλος/ˈte.los/ Greek
  • סוף/ˈsof/ Hebrew
  • վերջին/veɾˈt͡ʃʰin/ Armenian
  • অবসান/obʃan/ Bengali

“end” in Spanish: fin · German: ende · Russian: конец · Turkish: bitti · Greek: τέλος

It is commonest in Tamil, where முடியாது is the 32nd most used word.

End in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans einde/ˈəi̯n.də/ #430
  • Albanian fund[fund] #178
  • Arabic توقف/ta.waq.qa.fa/ to stop, to come to a stop; to come to an end #141
  • Armenian վերջին/veɾˈt͡ʃʰin/ end, ending, finish #195
  • Basque amaitu/amai̯tu/ to finish off, end, conclude #185
  • Bengali অবসান/obʃan/ #2,180
  • Bosnian kraju/ˈkrɑjʊ/ end, ending #504
  • Catalan final[fiˈnal] #455
  • Chinese 究竟/t͡ɕi̯oʊ̯⁵⁵ t͡ɕiŋ⁵¹/ after all; in the end; all in all #377
  • Croatian kraju/ˈkrɑjʊ/ end, ending #546
  • Czech konec[ˈkonɛt͡s] #499
  • Danish slut/slut/ to end, to finish #535
  • Dutch uiteindelijk/ˌœy̯tˈɛi̯n.də.lək/ in the end; eventually #990
  • English know/noʊ/ Used at the end of a sentence to draw… #33
  • Esperanto fino/ˈfino/ end, ending #311
  • Estonian lõpp/ˈlɤpː/ end, ending #624
  • Finnish lopeta/ˈlopeta/ to stop, end, finish, quit #302
  • French fini/fi.ni/ to finish, end, complete #305
  • Galician fin/ˈfiŋ/ #277
  • Georgian ბოლოს[b̥o̞ɫo̞s] finally, at last, in the end #236
  • German ende/ˈɛndə/ to end #382
  • Greek τέλος/ˈte.los/ end, finish #293
  • Hebrew סוף/ˈsof/ An end, a finish #253
  • Hungarian végül[ˈveːɡyl] in the end, lastly, ultimately, eventually #529
  • Icelandic ljúka[ˈljuːka] to finish, to end, to conclude #762
  • Indonesian akhirnya/akˈhirɲa/ at the end or conclusion; ultimately, in the… #342
  • Italian pace/ˈpa.t͡ʃe/ peace be with you; that's it; end of the story #661
  • Korean 가[ka̠(ː)] border, edge, end #89
  • Latvian galā/ˈɡalaː/ tip, end #270
  • Lithuanian gale/ɡɐˈlʲɛ/ end, terminal #522
  • Macedonian заврши[ˈzavr̩ʃi] to end, finish #263
  • Malay sial/ˈsial/ Tagged at the end of a sentence to express… #335
  • Malayalam അവസാനം/ɐʋɐsaːnɐm/ #143
  • Norwegian slutter/ˈslʉtː.ər/ an end, ending, termination, conclusion; the… #934
  • Persian انجام[ʔæn.d͡ʒɒːm] end, conclusion #66
  • Polish koniec/ˈkɔ.ɲɛt͡s/ end, death #327
  • Portuguese ficar/fiˈka(ʁ)/ to become; to get; to end up #144
  • Romanian capăt[ˈka.pət] termination, end #1,062
  • Russian конец[kɐˈnʲet͡s] #637
  • Serbian kraju/ˈkrɑjʊ/ end, ending #495
  • Slovak koniec/kɔɲɪ̯et͡s/ #288
  • Slovenian konec/kɔ̀ːnət͡s/ #166
  • Spanish fin/ˈfin/ #385
  • Swedish sluta/²slʉːta/ to stop, to end #174
  • Tagalog wakas/waˈkas/ end; finish; conclusion #320
  • Tamil முடியாது/mʊɖɪjɑːd̪ɯ/ to end, to conclude, to be complete, as in… #32
  • Telugu ముగింపు/ˈmuɡinpu/ the end, close, conclusion #208
  • Turkish bitti/bitˈti/ to end, to finish #362
  • Ukrainian навіщо[nɐˈʋʲiʃt͡ʃɔ] why, what for, to what end #252
  • Urdu خاتمہ/xɑː.t̪ɪm.ɑ(ː)/ conclusion, end, termination #857
  • Vietnamese cuối[kuəj˧˦] end, terminal part #296

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