transitive. With adjective complement. To cause to be, render.

transitive. To translate (a book, passage, etc.) into English; to give the English equivalent for (a word or phrase). Cf. to make English at make, v.1…

transitive. To render or turn into Latin.

transitive. To turn into Latin, to write in Latin, to give a Latin form to (a word, etc., of another language).

transitive. To translate into German; to give a German linguistic form to.

transitive. To translate into Scots (Scots, n. 1). Also: to make Scottish.

transitive. To make English; to cause to resemble English people or manners. Also: to translate into English. Cf. English, v.

transitive. To borrow or render (a word, phrase, etc.) into English; = English, v.; (also) intransitive to coin an English word by borrowing from…

transitive. To render into a Romance language. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To make Saxon or Anglo-Saxon.

transitive. To convert (a work) into a form of English used in Scotland, usually Scots; to give a Scottish form to (a word, name, etc.).

(transitive) to turn or translate into Syriac.

transitive. To translate into the French language. Also: to give a French form or character to.

transitive. To translate into Sanskrit; to reduce to a Sanskrit form; to introduce Sanskrit elements into.