Latin · Latina
excito
/ˈɛks.kɪ.toː/ verb A2 (estimated)
1. to call forth: to rouse, awaken, summon
| English | to awaken, to awake, to summon |
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| German | wecken, erwachen, aufwecken |
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| French | réveiller, éveiller |
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| Portuguese | acordar, despertar |
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| Czech | probudit, vzbudit, budit |
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| Italian | svegliare, risvegliare |
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| Spanish | despertar |
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| Dutch | wekken |
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| Swedish | väcka |
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2. to bring out: to encourage, revive, excite, stimulate, set in motion
| English | to excite, to revive, to stimulate |
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| French | exciter |
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| Italian | infiammare |
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| Dutch | prikkelen |
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3. to inflame, to arouse
| English | to arouse, to inflame |
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| Italian | accendere, solleticare |
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4. having great enthusiasm and energy
| English | excited |
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| German | aufgeregt, erregt, angeregt |
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| French | excité, excité, enthousiasmé |
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| Portuguese | animado, empolgado, empolgado |
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| Czech | vzrušený, vzrušený, excitovaný |
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| Italian | entusiasta |
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| Spanish | emocionado, emocionado, entusiasmado |
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| Dutch | opgewonden, opgewonden, opgetogen |
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| Swedish | upphetsad, upphetsad, upprymd |
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