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“firm” in German: fest · Italian: azienda · Turkish: sağlam

It is commonest in Afrikaans, where vas is the 380th most used word.

Firm in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans vas/fas/ firm, tight #380
  • Arabic متن/matuna/ to be firm, to be solid, to be sturdy #780
  • Armenian անսասան/ɑnsɑˈsɑn/ unshakable, firm #1,351
  • Bengali কঠোর/kɔt̪ʰoɾ/ firm, stiff #971
  • Bosnian tvrdi/ˈtvrdi/ hard, firm #1,847
  • Bulgarian фирма[ˈfirmɐ] firm, company #1,886
  • Chinese 公司/kʊŋ⁵⁵ sɹ̩⁵⁵/ company; firm; corporation #104
  • Croatian tvrdi/ˈtvrdi/ hard, firm #1,574
  • Danish fast/fast/ #475
  • English fast/fæst/ In a firm or secure manner, securely; in such… #614
  • Esperanto firmao/firˈmao/ #1,637
  • Estonian firma/ˈfirmɑ/ firm, company #925
  • Finnish pitävät/ˈpitævæt/ that holds, firm #1,132
  • Georgian მაგარი[mäɡäɾi] hard, firm, strong #771
  • German fest/fɛst/ firm; compact; hard #597
  • Hebrew איתן/eˈtan/ strong, firm, enduring, permanent #1,197
  • Hindi कंपनी/kəmp.niː/ company, firm #472
  • Hungarian cég[ˈt͡seːɡ] firm, company #1,679
  • Icelandic fyrirtæki[ˈfɪːrɪr̥ˌtʰaiːcɪ] company, firm #861
  • Italian azienda/adˈd͡zjɛn.da/ firm, company, business, concern,… #1,889
  • Korean 대지[ˈtɛ(ː)d͡ʑi] earth; Mother Earth; firm ground #1,978
  • Lithuanian tvirtas[¹ˈtʲʋʲɪrtɐs] firm, sturdy, tough #1,683
  • Macedonian компанија[kɔmˈpani(j)a] firm, company #944
  • Malay tegas/təˈɡas/ firm; strict; resolute #2,037
  • Norwegian fast/ˈfɑst/ solid, steady, firm, fixed, permanent #538
  • Persian شرکت[ʃeɹ.kʰʲǽt̪ʰ] company, firm #337
  • Serbian tvrdi/ˈtvrdi/ hard, firm #1,730
  • Swedish slappna/ˈslapna/ to become less tense or firm, to loosen, to… #1,281
  • Tagalog matatag/mataˈtaɡ/ stable, steady, firm; durable #2,352
  • Tamil நிறுவனம்/nɪrʊʋɐnɐm/ establishment, firm, institution #256
  • Turkish sağlam/saːˈɫam/ firm; strong; hard #991
  • Ukrainian компанія[kɔmˈpanʲijɐ] company, firm #1,801
  • Urdu مضبوط/məz.buːt̪/ #406
  • Vietnamese cứng[kɨŋ˧˦] hard; firm; rigid #1,136

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