to pass, to throw, kick or hit ball from one player to another
For other meanings, see pass by and passage.

  1. East-Asian languages
  2. Indo-European languages
    1. European languages
    2. Indo-Iranian languages
  3. Dravidian languages
  4. Austronesian languages
  5. Ural-Altaic languages
  6. Afro-Asian languages
  7. Niger-Congo languages
  8. Amerindian languages

East-Asian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
hua普通话 传递tʂʰuanti传递tʂʰuanti
wu 吳語 传递sydi传递sydi
yue粤语 傳遞tsʰyntai傳遞tsʰyntai
hak客家
min閩方言
kor한국어 패스pʰæsɨ
jpn日本語 渡すwatasu
vieTiếng Việt
taiไทย
myaဗမာစာ

Indo-European languages

European languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
ellελληνικά
deuDeutsch abspielenPaßpas
engEnglish passpɑ:spasspɑ:s
frafrançais passerpasepassepas
itaitaliano passaggio
eslespañol pasepase
porportuguês passepasi
polpolski podanie
ukrукраїнська
rusрусский пасpas

Indo-Iranian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
benবাংলা
gujગુજરાતી
hinहिन्दी पास देनापासpas
fasفارسی
pas dadæn
pas
marमराठी
panਪੰਜਾਬੀ
urdاردو
pas

Dravidian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
kanಕನ್ನಡ
telతెలుగు
tamதமிழ்

Austronesian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
indbahasa Indonesia
javbasa Jawa
tgltagalog

Ural-Altaic languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
finsuomi syöttääsyöttö
hunmagyar leadás
turTürkçe paspas

Afro-Asian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
araالعربية
amhአማርኛ
ormoromoo
hauhausa

Niger-Congo languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
manmandingo
fulfulfulde
yorYorùbá
iboigbo
konkikongo
rwakinyarwanda
swakiswahili kupasikupasipasipasi
zulisizulu

Amerindian languages

CodelanguageverbIPAnounIPA
grnavañe'ẽ
querunasimi


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    Risto Kupsala:Sort of, but there is a difference. Also delivering, distributing, donating, lending, transmitting and forwarding are forms of giving. By the way, I made a mistake with the Chinese characters. The word was supposed to be 传递, but "chuan qiu" is also a valid translation.
    Jens Wilkinson:Isn't "pass" in this sense just a complicated way of saying "give," meaning something like "give across a distance"? I don't know the first character in the Chinese (it's simplified), but the second one is "ball," so I think it's a compound meaning "give ball" or something like that.
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