vaikka mitä

FINCE → TR

Tanım

•whatever, no matter what · you name it (no further examples are necessary)

Almancadies und das, such dir was aus, such es dir aus, was auch immer

this and that

eş: dies und jenes, dieses und jenes, allerlei, mancherlei, Verschiedenes

1912, Martin Luther, Lutherbibel von 1912, 2 Kings 6:31 (with KJV translation)

Fransızcaceci et cela, et ainsi de suite , et cetera , et cétéra /e ɛ̃.si də sɥit/

and so on, and so forth

İspanyolcaetcétera, lo que se te ocurra, todo lo demás /etˈθeteɾa/ [et̪ˈθe.t̪e.ɾa/

et cetera, and so on

çekim: çoğul etcéteras

köken: Derived from Latin et cētera (literally “and the rest”).

Rusçaвся́кая вся́чина, то да сё, то́-то и то́-то

разг. разное; одно и другое (говорить, рассказывать и т. п.)

this and that

köken: Literally, “this and that”.

this and that (various things)

köken: Borrowed from Low German dit un dat (“this and that”). Compare Norwegian ditt og datt.

Vi öppnade en flaska vin och pratade om ditt och datt. Gamla minnen och så.

Lehçemówisz i masz, to i owo /ˈmu.viʂ i‿ˈmaʂ/

used when the speaker wants to convey that the listener may have whatever they desire; ask and you shall receive; you name it

köken: Literally, “you say it and you have it”.

Macarcaezt is, azt is

Norveççeditt og datt

Vietnamcanày nọ /naj˨˩ nɔ˧˨ʔ/

this and that; this, that, and the other

Galcehyn a'r llall /ˈhɨ̞n ar ˌɬaɬ/

this and that

köken: Literally, “this and the other”.

Esperantotio kaj alio /ˈtio kaj aˈlio/

this and that; one thing and another; such and such

yue呢样𠮶样, 呢樣嗰樣 /呢样嗰样