forstærke
DANCA → TR
Çekim Tablosu
geçmişforstærkede
Tanım
•strengthen; make stronger
Diğer Dillerde
to strengthen (to add to the power or effect of something) · to have a meal or drink (especially before, during or after a physically demanding task) · to starch (to treat a piece of clothing with starch to make it stiffer)
çekim: geçmiş stärkte · ortaç gestärkt · şimdiki stärkt · ulaç stärkend
eş: steifen
köken: Inherited from Middle High German sterken, from Old High German sterken, equivalent to stark + -en.
aile: bestärken, verstärken, Stärkung
Das stärkt das Immunsystem!
Fransızcarenforcer /ʁɑ̃.fɔʁ.se/
to reinforce, strengthen
çekim: geçmiş renforcé · ortaç renforcé · şimdiki renforce · ulaç renforçant
eş: affermir, consolider, renforcir
zıt: affaiblir
köken: From r- (variant of re-) + Old French enforcier.
aile: renforçant, renforçateur, renforcement
Rusçaподдержа́ть, подде́рживать, подкрепи́ть, подкрепля́ть, укрепи́ть, укрепля́ть
Portekizcefortalecer /foʁ.ta.leˈse(ʁ)/
to strengthen, fortify
çekim: geçmiş fortaleci · ortaç fortalecido · şimdiki fortalece
köken: From fortal(eza) + -ecer, from Old Occitan fortalessa.
aile: fortalecimento
Fincejänteyttää, kiinteyttää, terästää, vahvistaa /ˈkiːnteytːæːˣ/
to solidify, firm; make (more) solid or firm
çekim: geçmiş kiinteyttänyt · şimdiki kiinteyttäisi · ulaç kiinteyttävä
köken: kiinteä + -yttää
aile: kiinteyttäminen, kiinteytys
to fortify (make stronger)
çekim: geçmiş fortificat · ortaç fortificat · şimdiki fortifică
köken: Borrowed from Latin fortificare or French fortifier. By surface analysis, fort + -ifica.
Bulgarcaподсилвам, тонизирам, усилвам
İrlandacadaingnigh, neartaigh /ˈd̪ˠaɲɟənʲɪɟ/
to fortify, strengthen · to fasten · to ratify, confirm
çekim: geçmiş daingnithe · ortaç daingnithe · şimdiki daingníonn sé
köken: From daingean + -igh.
aile: daingnitheach, daingnitheoir, daingniúchán
dȧŋnīm n̥ bād g n̥ filār.
Do dhaingnigheadar an geall agus do fhágadar slán ag n-a chéile.
Makedoncaза́сили
Malgaşçafeo
cmn增強 /增强, 壯膽 /壮胆, 振作
miwhakapūioio
Etimoloji
for- + stærk (“strong”)