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  • ко[kə] Russian
  • प्रति/pɾə.t̪iː/ Hindi
  • προς/ˈpros/ Greek
  • նկատմամբ/nəkɑtˈmɑmpʰ/ Armenian
  • நோக்கி/noːkːiː/ Tamil

“towards” in French: vers · Italian: incontro · Russian: ко · Hindi: प्रति · Greek: προς

It is commonest in Bulgarian, where към is the 108th most used word.

Towards in other languages, A to Z

  • Arabic إلى/ʔi.laː/ to, towards #18
  • Armenian նկատմամբ/nəkɑtˈmɑmpʰ/ towards, regarding, concerning #646
  • Bengali দিকে/d̪ike/ toward, towards #106
  • Bosnian prema/prêma/ towards, at #242
  • Bulgarian към[kɤm] towards; to #108
  • Croatian prema/prêma/ towards, at #225
  • Czech k[k] to, toward, towards #47
  • Danish til/te(l)/ to, towards #12
  • Dutch naar/naːr/ to, towards in time, space, consequence,… #36
  • English into/ˈɪn.tu/ To or towards the inside of #141
  • Estonian pool/ˈpoːl/ at, to, towards #382
  • Finnish vastaan/ˈʋɑstɑːn/ #226
  • French vers/vɛʁ/ #379
  • Galician á[aː] to the, towards the #33
  • German zu/t͡suː/ to, towards #13
  • Greek προς/ˈpros/ towards, toward, to #260
  • Hebrew אל/ʔil/ to, towards, into #45
  • Hindi प्रति/pɾə.t̪iː/ #911
  • Hungarian felé[ˈfɛleː] to, towards, in the direction of #603
  • Icelandic til[tʰɪl] to, towards #10
  • Indonesian terhadap/tərˈhadap/ toward; towards #584
  • Italian incontro/inˈkon.tro/ #885
  • Macedonian кон/koːn/ towards, to #182
  • Malay menuju/məˈnud͡ʒu/ to head towards; to go in the direction of #456
  • Norwegian mot/muːt/ to, towards #136
  • Polish raczej/ˈra.t͡ʂɛj/ denotes hesitation but a preference towards… #562
  • Romanian spre/spre/ to, towards #288
  • Russian ко[kə] alternative form of к: to, towards; by, for;… #323
  • Serbian prema/prêma/ towards, at #248
  • Spanish hacia/ˈaθja/ toward, towards #326
  • Swedish emot/ɛˈmuːt/ towards, against #381
  • Tagalog palabas/palaˈbas/ towards outside; outward #153
  • Tamil நோக்கி/noːkːiː/ #770
  • Telugu ఆకర్షించింది/ˈaːkarˌʂincindi/ to attract, draw towards oneself #496
  • Vietnamese thiên[tʰiən˧˧] to focus on; to gravitate towards #521

The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Bengali (google (bn_BD), CC BY-SA 4.0), Estonian (news (et_EE), CC BY 4.0) and Vietnamese (vais1000 (vi_VN), CC BY 4.0).

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