Romanian: semnifica (ro), indica (ro), însemna (ro).Norwegian: bety (no) Bokmål: innebære Nynorsk: innebere, tyda.Mongolian: please add this translation if you can.Italian: significare (it), voler dire (it).French: signifier (fr), vouloir dire (fr).Finnish: tarkoittaa (fi), merkitä (fi), tietää (fi).Dutch: betekenen (nl), willen zeggen, bedoelen (nl).
Turkish: plânlamak (tr), tasarlamak (tr).Romanian: vrea (ro), avea intenția, se gândi (ro).Portuguese: pretender (pt), tencionar (pt).Italian: volere (it), avere intenzione, aver l'intenzione, intendere (it).Hungarian: akar (hu), tervez (hu), szándékozik (hu), szándékában áll.( transitive ) To intend, to plan (to do) to have as one's intention.Mean ( third-person singular simple present means, present participle meaning, simple past and past participle meant) Indo-European cognates include Old Irish mían ( “ wish, desire ” ) and Polish mienić ( “ to signify, believe ” ). Germanic cognates include West Frisian miene ( “ to deem, think ” ) ( Old Frisian mēna ( “ to signify ” )), Dutch menen ( “ to believe, think, mean ” ) ( Middle Dutch menen ( “ to think, intend ” )), German meinen ( “ to think, mean, believe ” ), Old Saxon mēnian. From Middle English menen ( “ to intend remember lament comfort ” ), from Old English mǣnan ( “ to mean, signify lament ” ), Proto-West Germanic *mainijan, from Proto-Germanic *mainijaną ( “ to mean, think lament ” ), from Proto-Indo-European *meyn- ( “ to think ” ), or perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *meyno-, extended form of Proto-Indo-European *mey.
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