English

Pronunciation

• SAMPA : /TO:t/
• IPA : /θɔːt/

Noun

thought

1. an idea
2. the state or condition of thinking

Quotations

• The only reason some people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory. - Paul Fix

Translations

• Breton: soñj m
• Bulgarian: мисъл f (1), идея f (1), размисъл m (2)
• Chinese: 想法 (xiangfa), 意见 (yijian), 思想 (sixiang), 思维能力 (siwei nengli); 关心 (guanxin), 顾虑 (gulü)
• Czech: myšlenka f (1), myšlení n (2)
• Dutch: gedachte f (1), idee n (1)
• Finnish: ajatus (1), idea (1), ajattelu (2)
• French: idée f (1), pensée f (2)
• German: Gedanke m (1)
• Greek: σκέψη f (skepsi) (2)
• Hebrew: מחשבה (Mach'shava) f
• Ido: penso , pensajo
• Italian: idea f (1), pensiero m (2)
• Japanese: 考慮 (こうりょ, kouryo), 思考 (しこう, shikou), 思索 (しさく, shisaku), 思考力 (しこうりょく, shikouryoku); 考え (かんがえ , kangae), 意見 (いけん, iken); 意図 (いと, ito)
• Lithuanian: mintis f (1); mąstymas m (2)
• Persian: فكر (fekr)(1), اندیشه (andishe) (2)
• Polish: myśl f (1,2), pomysł m (2)
• Romanian: gând
• Slovene: misel f (1)
• Swedish: idé (1); tanke (1,2); tänkande , fundering (2)

Verb

thought

1. past tense of think
2. past participle of think

Translations

• Dutch: dacht (1), dachten (1), gedacht (2)
• French: pensa (third-person) (1); pensé m, pensée f (2)
• Hebrew: חשב (Hashav) m, חשבה (Hashva) f, חשבו (Hash'vu) pl
• Italian: pensi (third-person) (1); pensato m, pensata f (2)
• Persian: اندیشید (andishid) (1), اندیشیده (andishide) (2)
• Polish: myślałem m, myślałam n, myśleliśmy pl
• Swedish: tänkte (1), tänkt (2)