English

Noun

1. The capacity for rational thought; the supposed site of such rational thought; the psyche.
2. The brain.
3. A caring for the problem. A mind to the madness.

Translations

• Basque: adimen , buru , gogo , sen
• Catalan: ment f
• Chinese: 智力 , 悟性
• Dutch: verstand , geest , psyche, denkvermogen
• Finnish: mieli , järki , ymmärrys
• German: Verstand m,Geist m
• Greek: μυαλό n, νοῦς m, διάνοια f
• Hawaiian: manaʻo , waihona , noʻonoʻa , naʻau
• Hebrew: רוח m
• Ido: mento
• Irish: intinn f, meabhair f
• Italian: mente
• Japanese: 心 (こころ, kokoro), 精神 (せいしん, seishin), 知性 (ちせい, cisei)
• Latin: animus m
• Pitjantjatjara: kata
• Polish: umysł m
• Romanian: minte f
• Spanish: mente f
• Swedish: förstånd (1), psyke (1), hjärna (2)

Expressions

• He's out of his mind
• mind boggling

See also

• brain

Verb

1. Pay attention to (e.g. Mind the gap)
2. Care, object (e.g. I don't mind), have a contrary opinion
3. Look after , take care of (e.g. Would you mind my bag for me?)

Translations

• Dutch: uitmaken (het maakt me niet uit), erg vinden (ik vind het niet erg), iets op tegen hebben (ik heb er niets op tegen)
• Finnish: huomioida
• Greek: δέν μέ πειράζει
• Latin: animum attendo
• Swedish:

  1) se upp för

  2) bry sig , bry sig om (e.g. jag bryr mig inte or more 'correct' jag bryr mig inte om det)

  3) se efter , hålla koll på

Hungarian

1. all, every

Related terms

• mindegyik
• minden
• mindenféle
• mindenki
• mindig