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[edit] Etymology
From Old English þōht.
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Wikipedia thought (plural thoughts)
- form created in the mind, rather than the forms perceived through the five senses; an instance of thinking.
- (uncountable) the process by which such forms arise or are manipulated; thinking.
- The only reason some people get lost in thought is because it’s unfamiliar territory. —Paul Fix
- way of thinking (associated with a group, nation or region).
- "Eastern thought".
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Terms derived from thought (noun)
[edit] Translations
an idea
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- Japanese: 考え (ja) (kangae), 意見 (ja) (iken), 考慮 (ja) (kōryo), 思考 (ja) (shikō), 思索 (ja) (shisaku), 意図 (ja) (ito)
- Latgalian: guods m., dūms m., īguoda f.
- Latin: idea (la)
- Latvian: doma (lv) f.
- Lithuanian: mintis (lt) f.
- Old English: ġehyġd (ang) n.
- Persian: فکر (fa) (fekr), ایده (fa)
- Polish: myśl (pl) f.
- Portuguese: pensamento (pt) m.
- Romanian: gând (ro) n., cuget (ro) n.
- Russian: мысль (ru) (mysl’) f., дума (ru) (dúma) f., идея (ru) (idéja) f.
- Scots: thocht, idea
- Scottish Gaelic: beachd (gd) m., dùil (gd) f., smaoin (gd) f.
- Slovak: myšlienka (sk) f.
- Slovene: misel (sl) f.
- Swahili: dhana (sw)
- Swedish: idé (sv), tanke (sv)
- Tagalog: pag-iisip (tl)
- Telugu: ఆలోచన (te) (aalOchana), తలపు (te) (talapu)
- Turkish: düşünce (tr)
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the state or condition of thinking
- Arabic: فكر (ar) (fikr) m., تفكير (ar) (tafkiir) m.
- Armenian: մտորում (hy) (mtorum), մտածմունք (hy) (mtaçmunk’)
- Bulgarian: размисъл (bg) (razmisl) m.
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 思考 (zh) (sīkǎo), 考慮 (zh), 考虑 (zh) (kǎolǜ)
- Czech: myšlení (cs) n.
- Danish: tankevirksomhed (da) c.
- Esperanto: penseco, pensado (eo)
- Ewe: susu, tamebubu
- Finnish: ajattelu (fi)
- French: pensée (fr) f.
- Georgian: ფიქრი (ka)
- Greek: σκέψη (el) f. (sképsi)
- Hebrew: מחשבות (he) (makhshavót) f. pl.
- Hindi: विचार (hi) (vichaar) m.
- Hungarian: gondolkodás (hu)
- Icelandic: hugsun (is) f.
- Italian: pensiero (it) m.
- Japanese: 考慮 (ja) (kōryo), 思考 (ja) (shikō), 思考力 (ja) (shikōryoku), 思索 (ja) (shisaku), 考え (ja) (kangae)
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- Latin: cogitatio (la) f., putatio (la) f.
- Latvian: domāšana f.
- Lithuanian: mąstymas (lt) m.
- Malayalam: ചിന്ത (chintha), ആലോചന (aalOchana)
- Meru: mathuganio
- Old English: ġehyġd (ang) n.
- Persian: اندیشه (fa) (andishe), فِکر (fa), تفکر (fa)
- Polish: myśl (pl) f., pomysł (pl) m.
- Portuguese: pensamento (pt) m.
- Romanian: gândire (ro) f., cugetare (ro) f.
- Russian: мысль (ru) (mysl’) f., мышление (ru) (myšlénije) n., рассуждение (ru) (rassuždénije) n., размышление (ru) (razmyšlénije) n.
- Swahili: dhana (sw), fikira (sw), gezo (sw)
- Swedish: tanke (sv), fundering (sv)
- Tajik: фикр (tg), тафаккур (tg)
- Turkish: düşünüş (tr), düşünme (tr)
- !Xóõ: ǂʻán
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thought
- Simple past tense and past participle of think.
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