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English

Alternative forms

• asf (abbreviation)

Pronunciation

• Audio (AU):

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Phrase

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1. (idiomatic) Indicates that a list continues in a similar manner.

   Synonym: and so on

   Don't forget to pack weather items appropriate for the climate: sunscreen, rain gear, and so forth.

   • 2014 June 26, A. A. Dowd, “Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler Spoof Rom-com Clichés in They Came Together”, in The A.V. Club‎^[1], archived from the original on 7 December 2017:

     [David] Wain packs They Came Together with supporting characters, most of them variations on stock rom-com archetypes—the exes, the siblings, the co-workers, the yuppie parents, and so forth.

Synonyms

• See etc.

Translations

indicating a list continues similarly

• Albanian: dhe kështu
• Arabic: وَهٰكَذَا (wa-hākaḏā), وَهَلُمَّ جَرًّا (wa-halumma jarran)
• Armenian: եւ այլն (ew ayln)
• Belarusian: і гэ́так да́лей (i hétak dáljej)
• Bengali: ইত্যাদি (bn) (ittêdi)
• Bulgarian: и тъй нататък (i tǎj natatǎk) / и така нататък (i taka natatǎk), и т.н. (i t.n.)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 等等 (dang² dang²)

  Mandarin: 什麼的／什么的 (zh) (shénmede), 什么的 (zh) (shénme de), 之類的／之类的, 之类的 (zhīlèi de), 等等 (zh) (děngděng), 等 (zh) (děng)

• Czech: a tak dále, atd. (cs) / atd. (cs) (a tak dále); aj. (cs) (a jiné)
• Danish: og så videre, osv. (da)
• Dutch: en zo voorts, enzovoorts (nl), enzovoort (nl), enz. (nl)
• Esperanto: kaj tiel plu, k.t.p. (eo)
• Estonian: ja nii edasi, jne.
• Faroese: og so framvegis, osfr.
• Finnish: ja niin edelleen, jne. (fi), ynnä muuta
• French: et cetera (fr), etc. (fr); et ainsi de suite (fr), et tout et tout (fr)
• Galician: e así por diante
• Georgian: და ა.შ. (da a.š.)
• German: und so weiter (de), usw. (de)
• Greek: και ούτω καθεξής (kai oúto kathexís), κοκ. (kok.)

  Ancient: καὶ τὰ λοιπά (kaì tà loipá)

• Hebrew: 'וכלה, וכו (v"chulae) / וְכַדּוֹמֶה, וְכוּלֵּי
• Hindi: वग़ैरह (vaġairah)
• Hungarian: satöbbi (hu), stb. (hu), és a többi, s a többi, és így tovább
• Icelandic: og svo framvegis (is), o. s. frv. / og þar fram eftir götunum, og þess háttar
• Ido: e cetera, e.c. (io), edc. (io)
• Italian: eccetera (it), ecc. (it), e così via
• Japanese: ^{(please verify)} 等 (ja) (など, nado; とう, tō), 等等 (とうとう, tōtō), 等々 (とうとう, tōtō), など (ja) (nado), などなど (nadonado)
• Khmer: ៘ (la’)
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• Korean: 등 (ko) (deung), 등등 (ko) (deungdeung), 기타 (ko) (gita)
• Kurdish: ,
• Latin: et cetera (la)
• Latvian: un tā tālāk, utt.
• Lithuanian: ir taip toliau, ir t.t.
• Macedonian: и така натаму (i taka natamu), итн. (mk) (itn.)
• Malay: dan lain-lain
• Maltese: please add this translation if you can
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: og så videre (no), osv. (no)

  Nynorsk: og så bortetter, osb., og så vidare, osv.

• Old English: and swā forþ
• Ossetian: ӕмӕ аф. д. (æmæ af. d.)
• Persian: و الخ (va elâ âxar), و غیره (fa) (va ğeyreh)
• Polish: i tak dalej (pl), itd. (pl); i tym/temu podobne, itp. (pl)
• Portuguese: e assim por diante, entre outros, e assim vai, e tal (pt), e por aí fora
• Romanian: şi aşa mai departe, ș.a.m.d.
• Russian: и так да́лее (ru) (i tak dáleje), и т. д. (ru) (i t. d.); и тому́ подо́бное (ru) (i tomú podóbnoje), и т. п. (ru) (i t. p.)
• Scottish Gaelic: mar sin air adhart
• Serbo-Croatian: i tako dalje, itd. (sh); и тако даље, итд.
• Slovak: a tak ďalej, atď. (sk)
• Slovene: itd., in tako dalje
• Spanish: y así sucesivamente; y cosas semejantes, y eso, y todo eso
• Swahili: kadhalika (sw)
• Swedish: och så vidare (sv), o.s.v. (sv), osv. (sv)
• Thai: เป็นต้น (th) (bpen-dtôn)
• Turkish: ve benzeri
• Urdu: وغیرہ (vaġairah)
• Vietnamese: vân vân (vi), v.v. (vi)