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   [Appendix:Variations of "go"] [minitoc]
   
   ** English
   [go (verb)]
   
   *** Etymology 1
   [en] From [en], [enm], from [en], from [en], from [en], from [en].
   The inherited past tense form [en] (compare [ang]) was replaced through
   suppletion in the 15th century by [en], from [ang].
   [2] Cognate with [sco], [fy], [nl], [nds], [de], [sv], [no] and [da].  Compare
   also [sq], [grc], [ae], [sa].  [col-bottom]
   
   **** Pronunciation
   
    - [gō] , [en]
      - [en]
      - [en]
      - [en]
      - [en]
      - [en]
      - [en]
    - [en]
    - [en]
    - [en]
    - [en]
    - [en]
    - [en]
   **** Verb
   [goes]
   
    1. To move , either physically or in an abstract sense:
      1. [en]  To move  through space  (especially to or through a place). [May be used of tangible things such as people or cars, or intangible things such as moods or information.]
      2. * [chapter=VI]
      3. * [en]
      4. * [en]
      5. *  2016 , VOA Learning English (see https://web.archive.org/web/20181113034859/https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/lets-learn-english-lesson-2-hello/3113733.html)  (public domain)
      6. *: I have to  GO  now.
      7. [en]  To move  or travel  through time  (either literally—in a fictional or hypothetical situation in which time travel  is possible—or in one's mind or knowledge of the historical record). [See also _go back_ .]
      8. * {{ quote-journal | en | date=September 18 2002 | journal=Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the 107th Congress, second session; Senate | page=17033
   |passage=You have to GO all the way back to Herbert Hoover to see a
   performance in the Standard & Poors 500 equal to what we are experiencing
   right now.}}
   
     1. * [en]
     2. [en]  To navigate  (to a file or folder on a computer, a site on the internet, a memory, etc).
     3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2009 | author=David J. Clark | title=The Unofficial Guide to Microsoft Office Word 2007 | isbn=0470377437 | page=536
   |passage=To access Office-related TechNet resources, GO to
   www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/office.}}
   
     1. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2009 | author=Lisa W. Coyne; Amy R. Murrell | title=The Joy of Parenting | isbn=157224593X
   |passage= GO to your earliest memory and to your favorite one, then to one
   that's difficult to consider.}}
   
     1. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2012 | author=Glen E. Clarke; Edward Tetz | title=CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One For Dummies | isbn=1118223691 | page=280
   |passage= GO to drive C: through My Computer (or Computer in Windows 7 and
   Vista) and double-click the c:\data folder.}}
   
     1. To move  (a particular distance, or in a particular fashion).
     2. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2003 | author=Harrison E. Salisbury | title=The 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad | isbn=0306812983 | page=307
   |passage=The car WENT a short distance, then halted.  There was something
   wrong with the carburetor.}}
   
     1. [en]  To move  or travel  in order to do something, or to do something while moving.
     2. * [en]
     3. [en]  To leave ; to move away.
     4. * [year=1596.2]
     5. * [XII]
     6. To follow  or proceed according to (a course or path).
     7. * [en]
     8. To travel  or pass along.
     9. [en]  To walk ; to travel on one's feet. [11th]
     10. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1485 | author=w:Thomas Malory | title=w:Le Morte d'Arthur | section=Book XII
   |passage=‘As for that,’ seyde Sir Trystram, ‘I may chose othir to ryde othir
   to GO.’}}
   
     1. * {{ quote-book | en | year=1624 | author=John Smith | title=Generall Historie | publisher=Kupperman | year_published=1988 | page=129
   |passage=Master Piercie our new President, was so sicke hee could neither GOE
   nor stand.}}
   
     1. * [en]
    1. [en]  To work  or function  (properly); to move or perform (as required).
    2. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1997 | title=New Scientist | volume=154 | page=105
   |passage='Although the lemon is now black and shrivelled the motor is still
   GOING strong.  If I can make my small motor run for month after month on a
   single lemon, just imagine how much "juice" there must be in a whole sackful',
   Mr Ashill said.}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. [en]  To start ; to begin (an action or process).
    3. * [page=45]
    4. *  2001  June 18, a prophecy, quoted in _Mary and the Unity of the Church_  [192658211X] , page 49:
    5. *: Be listening for my voice.  GO  when you hear my voice say go.
    6. [en]  To take a turn , especially in a game .
    7. [en]  To attend .
    8. To proceed :
      1. [en]  To proceed  (often in a specified manner, indicating the perceived quality of an event or state).
      2. * [II]
      3. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1727 | author=w:John Arbuthnot | title=Tables of Ancient Coins, Weights and Measures. Explain'd and exemplify'd in several dissertations
   |passage=I think, as the world GOES, he was a good sort of man enough.}}
   
     1. * [passage=Whether the cause  GOES  for me or against me, you must pay me the reward.]
     2. * {{ quote-journal | en | year=1986 | journal=The Opera Quarterly | volume=4 | issue=3-4 | page=24
   |passage=I certainly won't mention it to Ben, and will GO carefully if he
   mentions it to me.}}
   
     1. [en]  To proceed  (especially to do something foolish ).
     2. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2011 | author=Debra Glass | title=Scarlet Widow | isbn=1419937901 | page=96
   |passage=And even if she had believed the story about a John Smith, she might
   GO telling everyone in town about what she'd seen.}}
   
    1. [en]  To extend  along.
    2. * [en]
    3. [en]  To extend  (from one point in time or space to another).
    4. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1946 | title=Hearings Before the Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack, Congress of the United States, Seventy-ninth Congress, First Session | page=2459
   |passage=I think those figures start from 1932 and GO to 1941, inclusive,
   [...]}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. [en]  To lead  (to a place); to give access (to).
    3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2013 | title=Without Delusion | page=191 | isbn=148369822X
   |passage=“Where does this door GO?” Bev asked as she pointed to a door painted
   a darker green than the powder green color of the carpet.  Janet answered.
   “That door GOES to the back yard.”}}
   
    1. To become , move  to or come  to (a state, position, situation)
      1. [en]  [en]  To become . [The adjective that follows often, but not always, describes a negative state.]
      2. * [en]
      3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2001 | author=Saverio Giovacchini | title=Hollywood Modernism: Film and Politics | isbn=1566398630 | page=18
   |passage=Referring to the American radicals who WENT Hollywood in the 1930s,
   Abraham Polonsky argues that "you can't possibly explain the Hollywood
   communists away [...]"}}
   
     1. To move to (a position or state).
     2. To come (to a certain condition or state).
    1. [en]  To change  (from one value to another).
    2. To assume  the obligation  or function  of; to be, to serve as.
    3. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1912 | title=The Bookseller, Newsdealer and Stationer | volume=36 | page=17
   |passage=There is scarcely a business man who is not occasionally asked to GO
   bail for somebody.}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. [en]  To continuous ly or habitual ly be in a state.
    3. To turn out , to result ; to come to (a certain result).
    4. * [en]
    5. [en]  To tend  (toward a result)
    6. To contribute to a (specified) end product or result.
    7. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1839 | title=A Challenge to Phrenologists; Or, Phrenology Tested | page=155
   |passage=What can we know of any substance or existence, but as made up of all
   the qualities that GO to its composition: extension, solidity, form, colour;
   take these away, and you know nothing.}}
   
    1. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1907 | author=Patrick Doyle | title=Indian Engineering | volume=41 | page=181
   |passage=The avoirdupois pound is one of 7,000 grains, and GO to the pound.}}
   
    1. To pass , to be used up:
      1. [en]  To elapse , to pass ; to slip away. [Compare _go by_ .]
      2. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1850 | chapter=Sketches of New England Character | title=Holden's Dollar Magazine | volume=5-6 | page=731
   |passage=But the days WENT and WENT, and she never came; and then I thought I
   would come here where you were.}}
   
     1. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2008 | author=Sue Raymond | title=Hidden Secrets | isbn=1435747070 | page=357
   |passage=The rest of the morning WENT quickly and before Su knew it Jean was
   knocking on the door [...]}}
   
     1. [en]  To end  or disappear . [Compare _go away_ .]
     2. [en]  To be spent  or used up .
     3. * [en]
    1. [en]  To die .
    2. * [passage=By Saint George, he's  GONE ! / That spear wound hath our master sped.]
    3. * [en]
    4. * [en]
    5. [en]  To be lost  or out :
      1. [en]  To be lost .
      2. [en]  To be out .
    6. To break down or apart:
      1. [en]  To collapse  or give way, to break apart.
      2. * [en]
      3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2011 | author=Shaunti Feldhahn | title=The Lights of Tenth Street | isbn=0307564444
   |passage=Sober-eyed commentators safe in their television studios interviewed
   engineers about the chances that the rest of the dam could GO.}}
   
     1. * [en]
     2. [en]  To break down  or decay .
    1. [en]  To be sold .
    2. [en]  To be discard ed or dispose d of.
    3. * [en]
    4. [en]  To be give n, especially to be assigned  or allot ted.
    5. * [en]
    6. [en]  To survive  or get by ; to last or persist for a stated length of time.
    7. [en]  To have a certain record .
    8. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1983 | title=Princeton Alumni Weekly | volume=84 | page=48
   |passage=Against the Big Green, Princeton WENT the entire first and third
   quarters without gaining a first down, [...]}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. *  2011 , H. R. F. Keating, < !--added to show "go" in this sense without the word "without"--> _Zen there was Murder_  [1448202426] :
    3. *: 'Surely one cannot  GO  for long in this world to-day without at least a thought for St Simon Stylites?'
    4. To be authoritative, accepted, or valid:
      1. [en]  Of an opinion or instruction, to have (final) authority ; to be authoritative.
      2. [en]  To be accept ed.
      3. * [passage=The money which remains should  GO  according to its true value.]
      4. [en]  To be valid  or applicable .
      5. * [en]
    5. [en]  To say  (something), to make a sound:
      1. [en]  To say  (something, aloud or to oneself).
      2. [en]  To make  the (specified) sound.
      3. [en]  To sound ; to make a noise.
      4. * {{ quote-journal | en | date=June 24 1992 | author=w:Edwina Currie | journal=Diary
   |passage=At 4pm, the phone WENT.  It was [The Sun]: 'We hear your daughter's
   been expelled for cheating at her school exams[...]' / / She'd made a remark
   to a friend at the end of the German exam and had been pulled up for talking.
   / / As they left the exam room, she muttered that the teacher was a 'twat'.
   He heard and flipped[mdash]a pretty stupid thing to do, knowing the kids were
   tired and tense after exams.  Instead of dropping it, the teacher complained
   to the Head and Deb was carpeted.}}
   
    1. To be express ed or compose d (a certain way).
    2. [en]  To resort  (to).
    3. To apply  or subject  oneself to:
      1. To apply oneself; to undertake; to have as one's goal or intention. [Compare _be going to_ .]
      2. * [passage=Seeing himself confronted by so many, like a resolute orator, he  WENT  not to denial, but to justify his cruel falsehood.]
      3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=1990 | author=Celestine Sibley | title=Tokens of myself | isbn=0929264401 | page=73
   |passage=Now I didn't GO to make that mistake about the record-breaking
   drought of more than fifty years ago, but, boy, am I glad I made it.
   Otherwise, I wouldn't have heard from Joe Almand.}}
   
     1. [en]  To make an effort , to subject oneself (to something).
     2. [en]  To work  (through or over), especially mental ly.
    1. <!--this sense could be dropped and its subsenses moved back to being regular one-'#' senses-->To fit  (in a place, or together with something):
      1. [en]  To fit .
      2. [en]  To be compatible , especially of colors or food and drink.
      3. [en]  To belong  (somewhere).
      4. [en]  Of a ball, to be capable of being potted, not having its path to the pocket obstructed by other balls.
    2. [en]  To date .
    3. [en]  To (begin to) date  or have sex  with (a particular race).
    4. * [en]
    5. * [en]
    6. * [en]
    7. * [en]
    8. * [en]
    9. * [en]
    10. * [en]
    11. * [en]
    12. To attack :
      1. [en]  To fight  or attack .
      2. * [en]
      3. [en]  To fight .
      4. * {{ quote-book | en | year=1900 | title=Frank Merriwell's Tricks: Or True Friends and False | author=Burt L. Standish
   |url=https://books.google.ca/books?id=H9Weg4y_D_sC&pg=PA169 |text=You've shown
   me his weak points, and I'll GO him whether you stick by me or not.  }}
   
     1. [en]  To attack .
     2. * [en]
     3. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2002 | author=w:James Freud | title=I am the Voice Left from Drinking | pageurl=https://books.google.com/books?id=gfVtTNc0owcC&pg=PT42 | page=unnumbered
   |passage=Then I′m sure I heard him mutter ‘Why don′t you get fucked,’ under
   his breath.<br>It was at that moment that I became a true professional.
   Instead of GOING him, I announced the next song.}}
   
     1. * {{ quote-book | en | year=2005 | author=Joy Dettman | title=One Sunday | pageurl=https://books.google.com/books?id=ZQKALHsrDUgC&pg=PA297 | page=297
   |passage=Tom stepped back, considered the hill, and taking off down it.  She
   was going to GO him for blowing that flamin′ whistle in her ear all day.}}
   
    1. [en] [en]  [Used to express how some category of things generally is, as a reference for, contrast to, or comparison with, a particular example.]
    2. * {{ quote-journal | en | year=1975 | journal=Private Eye | issue=340-366 | page=9
   |passage=Booster is not a loud trumpeter as elephants GO.}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. * [en]
    3. [en]  To take (a particular part  or share ); to participate in to the extent of.
    4. * [passage=They were to  GO  equal shares in the booty.]
    5. [en]  To yield  or weigh .
    6. * [en]
    7. [en]  To offer , bid  or bet  an amount; to pay ; to sell  for.
    8. * {{ quote-web | en
   |format=correspondence |title=Letter from [Avril Coleridge-Taylor] to [W.  E.
   B.  Du Bois] |year=ca.  1925 |text=Should you find that they do not " GO" at
   2[mul]- please reduce the price at your discretion.
   |url=https://credo.library.umass.edu/view/pageturn/mums312-b028-i207/#page/2/mode/1up}}
   
    1. [en]  To enjoy . [Compare _go for_ .]
    2. * {{ quote-book | en | year=1996 | author=Jonathan Goodman | title=The Last Sentence | publisher=Chivers North America | isbn=9780745186771
   |text='But I bet you could GO a cup of tea? I know I could.  Always ready for
   char.' He looked over my shoulder towards Albert Hicks, who was standing in
   the doorway.  'Albert, could you rustle up a pot of our best
   Darjeeling?[nb...]'}}
   
    1. [en]  To go to the toilet ; to urinate  or defecate .
    2. * [en]
    3. [en]  [Expressing encouragement or approval.]
    4. [en]  [en] .
    5. * [en]
    6. * {{ quote-web | en | date=Sep 9, 2021 | author=__merrycrisis | work=Reddit | url=https://www.reddit.com/r/AskUK/comments/piizgm/is_going_to_the_pub_a_real_thing_in_the_uk/ | text=Ffs I really want to  GO  pub now
   }}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. * [en]
    3. * [en]
    4. * [en]
    5. * [en]
    6. [en]  To fight , usually with the fists.
    7. [en]  To pass (a specified time) in gestation ; to be pregnant .
    8. * [en]
   ***** Usage notes
   
    - Along with [en] , [en] , and to a lesser extent other English verbs, _go_  is often used as a substitute for a verb that was used previously or that is implied, in the same way a pronoun  substitutes for a noun . For example:
    - Some speakers use [en]  for the past participle, especially in informal contexts, though this is considered nonstandard  and is proscribed .
    - Like other English verbs, the verb _go_  once had an alternative present participle formed with the suffix _-and_ , i.e. _goand_ . _Goand_  is now obsolete , having been replaced by _going_ , except in a few rural dialects in Scotland and Northern England, where it is considered archaic . Even in such dialects, it is never used to form the continuous tenses. These examples are from the Highlands :
    - In certain contexts, _been_  is idiomatically substituted for _gone_  as the past participle. For example, one might _go_  to London but later say that one has _been_  to London. One might also say that one will _go_  to the toilet but later say that one has _been_  to the toilet.
   ***** Conjugation
   {{en-conj|old=1 |past=went |past_ptc=gone |pres_3sg=goes |past_2sg_old=wentest
   |pres_ptc2=goand |pres_ptc2_qual=archaic |past2=yode |past2_qual=archaic}}
   
   ***** Quotations
   
    - [en]
   ***** Derived terms
   {{col4|en|go into detail|go-itis |bego|atgo|forthgo|get-go|git-go|go at it|go
   bag|go forth|go
   pedal|go-devil|go-ped|go-round|go-show|goback|goer|goey|gofer|ongo|snowgo|thoroughgo|togo|umbego
   |churchgoer|go with the flow of traffic|someone's driveway doesn't go all the
   way to the road |forgo |forego|to be going on with| go off the handle|go to
   ratshit |get woke, go broke |go-ahead|as you go|at a go|at one go|enough to go
   around|go around with|go between|go cheap|go down south|go on by|go to the
   well |go-cart |go-kart|fermented glutinous rice|drive a nail where it will
   go|only dead fish go with the flow |go-slow |go-to |go about |go along|the way
   things are going |go after |go against |go amiss |go around |go away|go balls
   up|go forth and multiply|go fuck yourself sideways|go jump off a cliff|go soft
   |go back |go bad |go begging|go on vacation|go to heck|I'll go to the foot of
   my stairs |go-between |go bush|go-stop|the cobbler's children go barefoot |go
   by |go combo |go down|go hard in the paint |go down on|go berserk|go play with
   yourself|go-to-market |go equipped |go face |go for |go for the gold |go great
   guns |go in |go in on |go into |go into the long grass |go like the clappers
   |go long |go off |go off on |go on |go out|go beyond the pale|go down
   swinging|go for the jugular vein|go off the rez|go on strike|go through the
   attitudes|I'll go to the foot of the stairs|wash and go |go out with|absence
   makes the heart go yonder|go free|go haywire|stop-go animation |go play in the
   traffic |go postal |go green |go rogue |go round |go straight |go the distance
   |go the way of the dodo |go through with |go to ground |go to press |go to
   show |go to the mattresses |go to earth |go to waste |go tutti-frutti |go up
   |go with |go without |good to go |have someone going |here goes |here goes
   nothing |here we go |ingo |like it's going out of style |misgo |on your mark,
   get set, go! |outgo |overgo |pay-as-you-go |ready, set, go! |undergo |wend
   |whoops, there go my trousers |withgo |go at |geaux
   |away-going|church-going|coming and going|easy-going|get going|going
   away|going away dress|going barrel|going concern|going forward|going on|going
   over|going rate|going-over|going-to|good going|got it going on|have it going
   on|have something going for one|have something going with someone|heavy
   going|how are you going|how's it going|I'm going to hell for this|I'm not
   going to lie|is it going to rain|it's going|keep going|like it's going out of
   fashion|make heavy going of|mosque-going|not going anywhere|not know whether
   one is coming or going|sea-going|steady-going|synagogue-going|temple-going|the
   box they're going to bury it in|the fucking you get isn't worth the fucking
   you're going to get|the screwing you get isn't worth the screwing you're going
   to get|theatre-going|thorough-going|tough going|way-going|what's going
   on|where are we going|where the puck is going|go back to where you came from}}
   
   ***** Translations
   [walk]
   [to move through space (especially from one place to
   another)]{{multitrans|data=
   
    - Afrikaans: [af]
    - Akkadian: [akk]
    - Albanian: [sq]
    - Ambonese Malay: [abs] , [abs]
    - American Sign Language: [ase]
    - Arabic: [ar] , [ar]
    - Aragonese: [an]
    - Armenian: [hy] , [dialectal]  [hy] , [dialectal]  [hy]
    - Aromanian: [rup] , [rup] , [rup]
    - Assamese: [as]
    - Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: [aii]
    - Asturian: [ast]
    - Avar: [av]
    - Azerbaijani: [az]
    - Basque: [eu]
    - Belarusian: [abstract]  [be] , [be] , [concrete]  [be] , [be] , [abstract]  [be] , [be] , [concrete]  [be] , [be]
    - Bengali: [bn]
    - Borôro: [bor] , [bor]
    - Brahui: [brh]
    - Breton: [br]
    - Bulgarian: [bg] , [bg] , [bg] , [bg]  [by transport]  [impf]
    - Burmese: [my]
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Chagatai: [chg]
    - Cherokee: [chr]
    - Chichewa: [ny] , [ny]
    - Chickasaw: [cic] , [cic] , [cic]
    - Chinese:
    - Classical Nahuatl: [nci]
    - Cornish: [kw]
    - Crimean Tatar: [crh]
    - Czech: [cs] , [on foot]  [cs] , [cs] , [cs] , [by transport]
    - Dalmatian: [dlm] , [dlm]
    - Danish: [da]
    - Dutch: [nl]
    - Eastern Arrernte: [aer]
    - Egyptian: [zj]
    - Eshtehardi: [esh]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Estonian: [et]
    - Even: [eve]
    - Evenki: [evn]
    - Faroese: [fo]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Friulian: [fur]
    - Galician: [gl]
    - Gallurese: [sdn]
    - Georgian: [ka]
    - German: [de]
    - Gothic: [got]
    - Greek: [el] , [el]
    - Guaraní: [gn]
    - Haitian Creole: [ht] , [ht]
    - Hawaiian: [haw]
    - Hebrew: [he] , [he] , [he]
    - Hindi: [hi]
    - Hittite: [hit]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Icelandic: [is]
    - Ido: [io]
    - Indonesian: [id]
    - Ingrian: [izh] , [izh] , [izh]
    - Interlingua: [ia] , [ia]
    - Irish: [ga]
    - Istriot: [ist]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja] , [honorific]  [ja] , [humble]  [ja]
    - Javanese: [jv]  [casual] , [jv]  [semi-polite] , [jv]  [polite]
    - Jingpho: [kac]
    - Kabuverdianu: [kea] , [kea]
    - Kala Lagaw Ya: [mwp]
    - Kambera: [xbr]
    - Kannada: [kn]
    - Kashubian: [csb]
    - Kazakh: [kk] , [kk]
    - Ket: [ket]
    - Khakas: [kjh]
    - Khmer: [km]
    - Kituba: [ktu]
    - Korean: [ko]
    - Kurdish:
    - Kyrgyz: [ky] , [ky]
    - Laboya: [lmy]
    - Ladin: [lld]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Lao: [lo]
    - Latgalian: [ltg]
    - Latin: [la] , [la] , [la] , [la] , [la] , [la]
    - Latvian: [lv]
    - Lutuv: [clt]
    - Lingala: [ln] , [ln]
    - Linngithigh: [lnj]
    - Lithuanian: [lt]
    - Livonian: [liv]
    - Low German: [nds] , [nds]
    - Lü: [khb] , [khb]
    - Lushootseed: [lut]
    - Luwian: [xlu]
    - Luxembourgish: [lb]
    - Macedonian: [mk] , [mk]
    - Malay: [ms]
    - Malayalam: [ml] , [ml]
    - Maltese: [mt]
    - Manchu: [mnc]
    - Manx: [gv]
    - Marathi: [mr]
    - Mazanderani: [mzn]
    - Mbyá Guaraní: [gun]
    - Middle English: [enm] , [enm] , [enm]
    - Mizo: [lus]
    - Mongolian:
    - Murrinh-Patha: [mwf]
    - Mwani: [wmw]
    - Nanai: [gld]
    - Navajo: [nv]
    - Neapolitan: [nap]
    - Nepali: [ne]
    - Norman: [nrf]
    - North Frisian: [frr]
    - Northern Thai: [nod]
    - Norwegian:
    - Nuosu: [general]  [ii] , [downwards]  [ii] , [upwards]  [ii]
    - Occitan: [oc]
    - Old Church Slavonic:
    - Old English: [ang] , [ang]
    - Old Javanese: [kaw]
    - Old Norse: [non] , [non]
    - Old Persian: [peo]
    - Old Saxon: [osx] , [osx] , [osx] , [osx] , [osx]
    - Oromo: [om]
    - Ossetian: [os]
    - Pannonian Rusyn: [rsk]  [concrete] , [rsk]  [abstract]
    - Pennsylvania German: [pdc]
    - Persian:
    - Piedmontese: [pms]
    - Pipil: [ppl] , [ppl]
    - Pitjantjatjara: [pjt]
    - Polabian: [pox]
    - Polish: [abstract, on foot]  [pl] , [concrete, on foot]  [pl] , [pl] ; [abstract, by vehicle]  [pl] , [concrete, by vehicle]  [pl] , [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Punjabi: [pa]
    - Quechua: [qu] , [qu] , [qu] , [qu]
    - Romanian: [ro] , [ro]
    - Romansch: [rm]
    - Russian: [ru] , [ru]  [on foot]  [impf] , [ru] , [ru]  [by transport]  [impf]
    - Sanskrit: [sa] , [sa] , [sa] , [sa] , [sa] , [sa] , [sa]
    - Sardinian:
    - Sassarese: [sdc]
    - Scottish Gaelic: [gd] , [gd]
    - Serbo-Croatian:
    - Shan: [shn]
    - Sherpa: [xsr]
    - Sicilian: [scn] , [scn] , [scn]
    - Sinhalese: [si]
    - Slovak: [abstract]  [sk] , [concrete]  [sk]
    - Slovene: [sl] , [sl] , [sl]
    - Sorbian:
    - Southern Altai: [alt]
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Sumerian: [sux]
    - Swahili: [sw] , [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]  [by walking] , [sv]  [by vehicle] , [sv] , [sv] , [sv]  [often the idiomatic translation of "be going" in the sense of intending to go somewhere – see the usage examples]
    - Sylheti: [syl]
    - Tabaru: [tby]
    - Tagalog: [tl] , [tl] , [tl]
    - Tajik: [tg] , [tg]
    - Tamil: [ta] , [ta]
    - Tatar: [tt]
    - Telugu: [te] , [te] , [te]
    - Ternate: [tft]
    - Tetum: [tet]
    - Thai: [th]
    - Tibetan: [bo] , [bo]  [honorific] , [bo]  [honorific]
    - Tiwi: [tiw]
    - Tocharian B: [txb] , [preterite stem']  [txb]
    - Tofa: [kim] , [kim]
    - Tok Pisin: [tpi]
    - Turkish: [tr]
    - Turkmen: [tk]
    - Tuvan: [tyv] , [tyv]
    - Tày: [tyz] , [tyz]
    - Ugaritic: [uga]
    - Ukrainian: [abstract]  [uk] , [concrete]  [uk] , [uk] , [uk] , [abstract]  [uk] , [uk]  [concrete] , [uk]  [uk]
    - Urdu: [ur]
    - Uyghur: [ug] , [ug]
    - Uzbek: [uz]
    - Venetan: [vec]
    - Veps: [vep]
    - Vietnamese: [vi]
    - Võro: [vro]
    - Votic: [vot]
    - Walloon: [wa]
    - Warlpiri: [wbp]
    - Welsh: [cy]
    - West Frisian: [fy]
    - White Hmong: [mww]
    - Yakut: [sah] , [sah]
    - Ye'kwana: [mch]
    - Yiddish: [yi]
    - Zazaki: [zza]
    - Zhuang: [za]
    - ǃXóõ: [nmn]
   [trans-bottom]
   [leave]
   [of a machine, to work]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Chinese:
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr] , [fr]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Korean: [ko]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Latin: [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt] , [pt] , [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro] , [ro]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv] , [sv]
    - Tagalog: [tl]
    - Tamil: [ta]
    - Vietnamese: [vi] , [vi]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to take a turn]
   
    - Czech: [cs] , [cs]  [informal]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi]
    - German: [de]  [de] , [de]
    - Hungarian: [hu]
    - Kurdish:
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [attend]
   [extend]
   [lead (tend or reach in a certain direction)]
   [to become]
   
    - Danish: [da]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Indonesian: [id]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Ladino: [lad] , [lad]
    - Latin: [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Polish: [pl] , [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt] , [pt] , [pt]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian:
    - Spanish: [es]  [roles, professions] , [es]  [moods]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tagalog: [tl]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to habitually be in a state]
   
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - Hungarian: [hu]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Tagalog: [tl]
   [trans-bottom]
   [change]
   [turn out]
   [of time: elapse, pass]
   [to disappear]
   
    - Arabic: [ar] , [ar] , [ar]
    - Catalan: [ca] , [ca]
    - Chinese:
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Dutch: [nl] , [nl]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi]
    - French: [fr] , [to go away]  [fr] , [to disappear]  [fr]
    - German: [de] , [de] , [de]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Indonesian: [id] , [id]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja] , [ja] , [ja]
    - Korean: [ko]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Latin: [la] , [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk] , [mk]
    - Mizo: [lus] , [lus] , [lus] , [lus]
    - Norwegian:
    - Old Saxon: [osx]
    - Polish: [pl] , [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt] , [pt] , [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro]
    - Russian: [ru] , [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian: [sh] , [sh]
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tagalog: [tl]
    - Tamil: [ta]
    - Vietnamese: [vi]
    - Walloon: [wa] , [wa]  [pain] , [wa]
   [trans-bottom]
   [die]
   [to be destroyed]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Czech: [cs] , [cs]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - German: [de] , [de]  [de] , [de]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Italian: [it] , [it]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Latin: [la]
    - Norwegian:
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro]
    - Russian: [ru] , [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian: [sh] , [sh]
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tagalog: [tl] , [tl]
    - Vietnamese: [vi]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to be given; to be assigned or allotted]
   
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - Hungarian: [hu]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [survive]
   [to have final authority; to be authoritative]
   
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to say]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Latin: [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk] , [mk]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Russian: [ru] , [ru]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Tamil: [ta] , [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to make (a specified sound)]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi] , [fi] , [dialectal]  [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - German: [de]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu]  [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Korean: [ko]
    - Latin: [la] , [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian:
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv] , [sv] , [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]  [Literary Tamil] , [ta]  [Spoken Tamil]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to fit]
   
    - Armenian: [hy]
    - Danish: [da]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Ladino: [lad]
    - Latin: [la] , [la] , [la]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Russian: [ru] , [ru]
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv] , [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to belong; to have as its/their proper place]
   
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Macedonian: [mk] , [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [to date]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Norwegian:
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian: [sh]
    - Spanish: [es] , [es]  ( [es] )
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]  ( [sv] ), [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [attack]
   [to be in general]
   
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi]
    - Hungarian: [hu]
   [trans-bottom]
   [urinate, defecate]
   [imperative: expressing encouragement or approval]
   
    - German: [de]
    - Hungarian: [hu] , [hu] , [hu]
    - Icelandic: [is]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [checktrans-top]
   
    - Guaraní: [gn]
    - Indonesian: [id]
    - Interlingua: [ia] , [ia]
    - Mongolian: [mn]
    - Tupinambá: [tpn]
    - West Frisian: [fy]
   }} [trans-bottom]
   
   **** Noun
   [~]
   
    1. [en]  The act of going .
    2. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1993 | author=Francis J. Sheed | title=Theology and Sanity | isbn=0898704707
   |passage=The Apostles were to be the first of a line.  They would multiply
   successors, and the successors would die and their successors after them, but
   the line would never fail; and the come and GO of men would not matter, since
   it is the one Christ operating through all of them.}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. A turn  at something, or in something (e.g. a game).
    3. An attempt , a try .
    4. * [en]
    5. A period of activity .
    6. * {{ quote-book | en | year=1995 | author=William Noel | title=The Harley Psalter | isbn=0521464951 | page=65
   |passage=This could mean that the artist traced the illustration in two GOES,
   as it were, or that the Utrecht Psalter slipped while he was tracing, but I do
   not think that the relative proportions are consistent enough to demonstrate
   this.}}
   
    1. A time; an experience.
    2. * {{ quote-book | en | date=2011-05-20 | author=Sue L Hall M D | title=For the Love of Babies: One Doctor's Stories about Life in the Neonatal ICU | publisher=WorldMaker Media | isbn=9780982827376 | page=155
   |text=Even if she was bigger and more mature, she would have a tough GO of it.
   We have read a lot on this diagnosis and have known from the beginning what
   she has been up against.” “It's true about this being a tough GO,” I said.
   “Listen, I'm very sorry, but I'm on call here tomorrow and I will[nb...]"}}
   
    1. * {{ quote-book | en | date=2013-07-02 | author=Addison Fox | title=From This Moment On: An Alaskan Nights Novella (A Penguin Special from Signet Eclipse) | publisher=Penguin | isbn=9781101616543
   |text="She's had a rough GO of things and no one wants to see her hurt.” Jason
   stared at Kate's slender frame, backlit by a spear of sunlight breaking
   through the cloud cover.  "Then that makes the entire town plus one."}}
   
    1. * {{ quote-book | en | date=2015-05-26 | author=Dr. Kevin Leman | author2=Jeff Nesbit | title=A Perfect Ambition (The Worthington Destiny Book 1): A Novel | publisher=Revell | isbn=9781441245786
   |text=With public opinion turned more empathetic toward AF with the bombing of
   their building, Sarah and the Justice Department would have a tough GO of it.
   But if this really was true [that they were behind the bombing themselves],
   and the media got ahold of it.  .  .  }}
   
    1. [en]  A circumstance or occurrence; an incident, often unexpected.
    2. *  1839 , [Charles Dickens] , _[Nicholas Nickleby]_ , in 1868, _The Works of Charles Dickens_ , Volume 2: Nicholas Nickleby, Martin Chuzzlewit, American Notes, page 306 (see http://books.google.com.au/books?id=In0RAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA306&dq=%22This+is+a+pretty+go%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=IyRVUZfMFsjIkQXqioC4Dw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22This%20is%20a%20pretty%20go%22&f=false) ,
    3. *: “Well, this is a pretty  GO , is this here! An uncommon pretty  GO !
    4. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1869 | title=Punch | volume=57 | page=257
   |passage=“Ain't this a rum GO? This is a queer sort of dodge for lighting the
   streets.”}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. * [passage="Supposing now that some of them were to slip into the boat at night and cut the cable, make off with her? That would be a pretty  GO , that would."]
    3. * [en]
    4. [en]  An approval  or permission to do something, or that which has been approved.
    5. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1894 | author=w:Bret Harte | title=s:The Sheriff of Siskyou
   |passage="Well, Tom, is it a go? You can trust me, for you'll have the
   thousand in your pocket before you start.[...]"}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. An act; the working or operation.
    3. *  1598 , [John Marston] , _Pigmalion_ , _The Metamorphosis of Pigmalions Image and Certaine Satyres_ , 1856, J. O. Halliwell (editor), _The Works of John Marston: Reprinted from the Original Editions_ , Volume 3, page 211 (see http://books.google.com.au/books?id=6i5XAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA211&dq=%22So+gracious+were+the+goes+of+marriage.%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=vR1VUd3lJoK6kgXphYDgBw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22So%20gracious%20were%20the%20goes%20of%20marriage.%22&f=false) ,
    4. *: Let this suffice, that that same happy night, <br>  So gracious were the  GOES  of marriage [...]
    5. [en]  The fashion  or mode .
    6. *  1852 , Jane Thomas (née Pinhorn), _The London and Paris ladies' magazine of fashion_  (page 97)
    7. *: We are blowing each other out of the market with cheapness; but it is all the  GO , so we must not be behind the age.
    8. [en]  Noisy merriment .
    9. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1820 | author=Thomas Moore; W. Simpkin; R. Marshall | title=Jack Randall's Diary of Proceedings at the House of Call for Genius
   |passage=Gemmen (says he), you all well know <br> The joy there is whene'er we
   meet; <br> It's what I call the primest GO, <br> And rightly named,
   'tis—'quite a treat,' [...]}}
   
    1. [en]  A glass  of spirits ; a quantity of spirits.
    2. * [en]
    3. * [en]
    4. *  1868  March, _In a City Bus_ , in the _Eclectic Magazine_ , new series volume VII, number 3:
    5. *: “Then, if you value it so highly,” I said, “you can hardly object to stand half a  GO  of brandy for its recovery.”
    6. [en]  A portion
    7. * [1]
    8. [en]  Power of going or doing; energy ; vitality ; perseverance .
    9. [en]  The situation where a player cannot play a card which will not carry the aggregate count above thirty-one.
    10. [en]  A dandy ; a fashionable person.
    11. * [en]
    12. * [en]
   ***** Derived terms
   {{col3|en |give it a go |have a go |make a go of it |on the go |rum go }}
   
   ***** Translations
   [turn at something]{{multitrans|data=
   
    - Catalan: [ca] , [ca]
    - Chinese:
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - Hebrew: [he] , [he]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja]
    - Korean: [ko]
    - Macedonian: [mk] , [mk]
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt] , [pt]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [attempt]
   
    - Catalan: [ca] , [ca]
    - Chinese:
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr]
    - German: [de]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tamil: [ta]
   [trans-bottom]
   [approval]
   
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Dutch: [nl] , [nl]
    - Finnish: [fi]
    - French: [fr] , [fr]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Swahili: [sw]
   }} [trans-bottom]
   [checktrans-top]
   
    - Interlingua: [ia] , [ia] , [ia]
    - Romanian: [ro] , [ro] , [ro]
   [trans-bottom]
   
   **** Adjective
   [-]
   
    1. [en]  Working correctly and ready to commence operation; approved and able to be put into action.
    2. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1962 | author=United States. Congress | title=Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the [...]  Congress | page=2754
   |passage=John Glenn reports all systems are GO.}}
   
    1. * {{ quote-text | en | year=1964 | title=Instruments and Control Systems
   |passage="Life support system is GO," said the earphone.}}
   
    1. * [en]
    2. * [en]
   *** Etymology 2
   [Go (game)] [en] From [en] [碁], shorter variant of [en] [囲碁], from [en].
   
   **** Alternative forms
   
    - [en]
   **** Noun
   [-]
   
    1. [en] [en]  A strategic  board game , originally from China  and today also popular in Japan  and Korea , in which two players (black and white) attempt to control the largest area of the board with their counters.
   ***** Derived terms
   
    - [en]
   ***** Translations
   [board game]{{multitrans|data=
   
    - Amharic: [am]
    - Arabic: [ar]
    - Armenian: [hy]
    - Basque: [eu]
    - Bengali: [bn]
    - Bulgarian: [bg]
    - Burmese: [my]
    - Catalan: [ca]
    - Chinese:
    - Czech: [cs]
    - Danish: [da]
    - Dutch: [nl]
    - Esperanto: [eo]
    - Estonian: [et]
    - Finnish: [fi] , [fi]
    - French: [fr] , [fr]
    - Georgian: [ka]
    - German: [de]
    - Greek: [el]
    - Hebrew: [he]
    - Hindi: [hi]
    - Hungarian: [hu]
    - Icelandic: [is]
    - Indonesian: [id] , [id]
    - Italian: [it]
    - Japanese: [ja] , [ja]
    - Khmer: [km]
    - Korean: [ko] , [ko]
    - Lao: [lo]
    - Latvian: [lv]
    - Lithuanian: [lt]
    - Macedonian: [mk]
    - Malay: [ms]
    - Malayalam: [ml]
    - Middle Korean: [okm]
    - Mongolian: [mn]
    - Norwegian:
    - Persian: [fa]
    - Polish: [pl]
    - Portuguese: [pt]
    - Romanian: [ro]
    - Russian: [ru]
    - Serbo-Croatian:
    - Spanish: [es]
    - Swahili: [sw]
    - Swedish: [sv]
    - Tagalog: [tl]
    - Tamil: [ta]
    - Thai: [th] , [th]
    - Tibetan: [bo]
    - Turkish: [tr]
    - Urdu: [ur]
    - Vietnamese: [vi]
    - Zhuang: [za]
   }} [trans-bottom]
   
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:OneLook]
    - [R:Century 1911]
   *** Anagrams
   
    - [en]
   [en] [en]
   
   ** Alemannic German
   
   *** Alternative forms
   
    - [particle; preposition]  [gsw] ; [gsw]
    - [verb]  [gsw] , [gsw] , [gsw]
   *** Etymology 1
   Short form of [gsw].  Particle served originally as a preposition
   (prespositions [gsw], [gsw] still do).  Cognate to (particle/preposition)
   [gsw], [gsw], [gsw], [gsw], etc.  From [gsw] ([gmh], [gmh]), from [gsw], from
   [gsw].  Cognate to [de], [de], [nl], [en], [en], [en], [en], [is].
   Not to be confused with the verb [gsw] ([gsw], [gsw], etc.).
   
   **** Pronunciation
   
    - [gsw]
    - [gsw]
   **** Particle
   [gsw]
   
    1. to  [particle follows after verbs (such as go, come); placed before infinitive]
   **** Preposition
   [gsw]
   
    1. [gsw]  to , towards  [indicating a direction; nowaday often replaced by [gsw] , [gsw]]
    2. to  [used a verb preposition; in combination with verbs and often reduplicated. See particle for more]
    3. [used as an auxiliary time verb for perfect (tense) sentences; placed after verb [gsw]  and causing an omission of participle [gsw]]
   *** Etymology 2
   [gsw] Cognate to (verb) [gsw], [gsw], [gsw], etc.  From [gsw] ([gmh]), from
   [gsw], ([goh]), from [gsw], from [gsw], from [gsw].  Cognate with [de], [nds],
   [nds], [nl], [en], Danish and [sv].
   Not to be confused with the particle/preposition [gsw] ([gsw], [gsw], etc.).
   
   **** Pronunciation
   
    - [gsw]
    - [gsw]
   **** Verb
   [gsw]
   
    1. to go , to walk , step  [movement/motion indicating starting point, direction, aim and purpose]
    2. to go away , walk away  , step  away
    3. to enter ; to step  in(side), walk  in(side), step  in(side) [+ [gsw]  ( [gsw] ); a room, house, building]
    4. to be  in motion , to work
    5. to flow  [indicating flow direction of a river, stream, creek]
   ***** Related terms
   
    - [preposition, particle]  [gsw] , [gsw] , [gsw] , [gsw]
    - [preposition, particle, verb]  [gsw] , [gsw]
   *** Further reading
   
    - see https://digital.idiotikon.ch/idtkn/idmobil.htm#!page/10005/search/go  particle/preposition/verb "go" _(gā, ga, gān, gan, gāⁿ, gaⁿ, go,​ goⁿ,​ gogeⁿ,​ gi)_  in Schweizerisches Idiotikon (Swiss,Idiotikon)
    - see https://www.idiotikon.ch/wortgeschichten/go  article about "go" (to, towards, against) in Schweizerisches Idiotikon (Swiss Idiotikon), by Christoph Landolt, August 2018
   ** Arigidi
   
   *** Adjective
   [aqg]
   
    1. tall
   *** References
   
    - B. Oshodi, _The HTS (High Tone Syllable) in Arigidi: An Introduction_ , in the _Nordic Journal of African Studies_  20(4): 263–275 (2011)
   ** Cornish
   
   *** Etymology
   From the same source as [kw].
   
   *** Interjection
   [kw]
   
    1. woe !
   **** Derived terms
   {{col4|kw |go vy |go ni |go jy |go hwi |go ev |go hi |go i }}
   
   ** Czech
   
   *** Etymology
   [cs] From [cs] [碁].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [cs-IPA]
   *** Noun
   [n]
   
    1. [cs]  [en]
   **** Declension
   [cs]
   
   ** Dutch
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [nl]
    - [nl]
    - [nl]
   *** Etymology 1
   [nl] From [nl] [碁].
   
   **** Noun
   [n]
   
    1. [nl]  [en]
   *** Etymology 2
   From [nl].
   
   **** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. go , an approval or permission to do something
   ** Esperanto
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [a=LL-Q143 (epo)-Lepticed7-go.wav]
   
   *** Noun
   [eo-head]
   
    1. [eo]
   *** See also
   [list:Latin script letter names/eo]
   
   ** Ewe
   
   *** Etymology
   [ee]
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [gò]
   *** Noun
   [gò]
   
    1. shore , seashore , beach , coast
    2. riverbank , riverbed
    3. neighbourhood , locality , vicinity
   *** References
   
    - [I]
    - [95]
   [ee]
   
   ** Finnish
   
   *** Etymology
   [fi] From [fi] [碁].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [goo]
   
   *** Noun
   [fi-noun]
   
    1. go  [game]
   **** Declension
   [go]
   
   **** Derived terms
   {{col|fi|title=compounds |go-peli }}
   [fi]
   
   ** French
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [fr-IPA]
    - [fr]
   *** Etymology 1
   [fr] From [fr] [碁].
   
   **** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. [en]  (board game)
   *** Etymology 2
   
   **** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. [fr]
   *** Etymology 3
   Borrowed from [fr], itself from [fr].
   
   **** Noun
   [f]
   
    1. (_Ivory Coast_ , _France_ ) girlfriend
    2. (_Senegal_ , _France_ ) girl , chick
    3. * [fr]
   ***** Synonyms
   
    - fille
    - meuf
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:fr:TLFi]
   [fr]
   
   ** Gullah
   [gul]
   
   *** Etymology
   From [gul].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [gul]
   *** Adjective
   [gul]
   
    1. first
   *** Number
   [gul]
   
    1. one
   *** Usage notes
   
    - Gullah communicates both the number and its ordinal adjective in the same word.
   *** References
   
    - [Template:R:gul:LDTurner]
   ** Hungarian
   [lang=hu]
   
   *** Etymology
   [hu] From [hu] [碁].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [gó]
    - [hu]
   *** Noun
   [pl=gók]
   
    1. [hu]  go
   **** Declension
   [g][gó]
   
   **** Derived terms
   
    - [hu]
    - [hu]
   ** Indonesian
   
   *** Etymology
   [id] [id] [碁].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [id-pr]
   
   *** Noun
   [id-noun]
   
    1. [id]  [id]  [en]  [a kind of strategic  board game]
   ** Irish
   
   *** Etymology
   From [ga], from [ga].  Cognate with [de] (collective prefix) and [de], [en],
   [es], [ru].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [ga]
   *** Conjunction
   [ga] [triggers [e] , takes dependent form of irregular verbs]
   
    1. that  [used to introduce a subordinate clause]
    2. [used to introduce a subjunctive optative]
    3. until , till
   **** Related terms
   
    - [introducing subordinate clause; until]
      - [ga]  [for past tenses]
      - [ga]  [for negated clauses]
      - [ga]  [for past tenses in negated clauses]
    - [introducing subjunctive hortative]  [ga]  [for a negative wish]
   *** Preposition
   [d]
   
    1. to  (with places), till , until
   **** Usage notes
   
    - In the meaning [to] , used with place names that do not start with the definite article. Place names that do start with the definite article use [ga]  instead. In a few fixed phrases, the archaic form [ga]  is used.
    - The inflected forms that originally belonged to this preposition (that is, the prepositional pronouns meaning [to me]  etc.) have been reanalyzed as the inflected forms of [ga] .
   **** Synonyms
   
    - [ga]
   *** Particle
   [ga] [triggers [h]]
   
    1. [used to make temporary state adverb s]
    2. [used to make predicative  adjective s expressing an opinion  or value judgment]
   **** Usage notes
   Only used with predicate adjectives expressing a value judgment like
   "good/bad", "beautiful/ugly" etc.  Other predicate adjectives do not take a
   particle:
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    [inline=1]
    [inline=1]
   *** References
   [size=smaller]
   
   ** Italian
   
   *** Etymology
   [it] From [it] [碁].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [gò*,gó* < r:DiPI>]
   
   *** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. [it]  [en]
   *** References
   
   References:
   [1]. [g′o]
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:it:Treccani]
   ** Iu Mien
   
   *** Etymology
   From [ium], from [ium] [迂].  Cognate with [mww] and [mmr] [Fenghuang] [mmr].
   
   *** Adjective
   [ium-adj]
   
    1. far , distant
   ** Jamaican Creole
   
   *** Etymology
   [jam].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [jam]
   *** Verb
   [jam-verb]
   
    1. to go ; going ; went . [(tense is determined from context)]
    2. * [Matthew]
    3. * [13.2]
   *** See also
   
    - [jam]
    - [jam]
    - [jam]
    - [jam]
    - [jam]
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:jam:majstro.com]
   ** Japanese
   
   *** Romanization
   [ja-romaji]
   
    1. [ja]
   ** Kamkata-viri
   
   *** Etymology
   From [bsh], from [bsh], from [bsh].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [bsh]
   *** Noun
   [bsh] [Kamviri, Western Kata-viri][1]
   
    1. cow
   *** References
   
   References:
   [1]. [g′o]
   ** Lhao Vo
   
   *** Alternative forms
   [mhx]
   
   *** Etymology
   Cognate with [my].
   
   *** Noun
   [mhx]
   
    1. shield
   *** References
   
    - Dr. Ola Hanson, _A Dictionary of the Kachin Language_  (1906).
   ** Middle English
   
   *** Verb
   [enm]
   
    1. [enm]
   ** Nigerian Pidgin
   
   *** Etymology
   From [pcm].
   
   *** Verb
   [pcm]
   
    1. to go
    2. * [pcm]
   *** Particle
   [pcm] (to disambiguate this meaning, the acute intonation and the acute accent
   can be used: "gó")
   
    1. Used to express the future  tense, will
    2. * [pcm]
    3. * [pcm]
   ** Northern Sami
   
   *** Etymology
   [se]
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [se-IPA]
   *** Conjunction
   [se]
   
    1. when
    2. when, as
    3. since , because
    4. [se]  than
   **** Further reading
   
    - [28524]
   ** Ojibwe
   
   *** Alternative forms
   
    - [oj]
   *** Etymology
   [oj]
   
   *** Particle
   [oj]
   
    1. _emphasis marker_
   *** References
   
    - The Ojibwe People's Dictionary https://ojibwe.lib.umn.edu/main-entry/go-pc-disc
   ** Pali
   
   *** Alternative forms
   [Latn=go]
   
   *** Etymology
   [pi].  <!-- sensu latiore -->
   
   *** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. cow , ox , bull
   **** Declension
   {{pi-decl-noun|g=m|gava|label=go |noms_mod=replace|noms=go
   |accs=gāvuṃ|accs2=gāvaṃ <!-- Duroiselle also gavuṃ --> |inss=gāvena
   |gens=gāvassa |dats_mod=replace|dats=gavassa|dats2=gāvassa
   |abls=gāvā|abls2=gāvasmā|abls3=gāvamhā <!-- -mhā suspicious - not in Childers!
   --> |locs=gāve|locs2=gāvasmiṃ|locs3=gāvamhi <!-- -mhi suspicious - not in
   Childers! --> |vocs_mod=replace|vocs=go <!-- As Duroiselle; Childers gives no
   form.  --> |nomp_mod=replace|nomp=gavo|nomp2=gāvo
   |vocp_mod=replace|vocp=gavo|vocp2=gāvo |accp_mod=replace|accp=gavo|accp2=gāvo
   |insp_mod=replace|insp=gohi|insp2=gobhi <!-- Childers lacks gobhi.  Duroiselle
   has gavehi.  --> |ablp_mod=replace|ablp=gohi|ablp2=gobhi <!-- Childers lacks
   gobhi.  Duroiselle has gavehi.  -->
   |genp_mod=replace|genp=gunnaṃ|genp2=gavaṃ|genp3=gonaṃ
   |datp_mod=replace|datp=gunnaṃ|datp2=gavaṃ|datp3=gonaṃ |locp=gāvesu|locp2=gosu
   }}
   
   **** Derived terms
   
    - [pi]
   ** Pijin
   
   *** Etymology
   From [pis].
   
   *** Verb
   [pis]
   
    1. to go ; to leave ; to go to; to go toward
    2. * {{ quote-book
   |pis |year=1988 |author=Geoffrey Miles White |title=Bikfala faet: olketa
   Solomon Aelanda rimembarem Wol Wo Tu |chapter=
   |url=http://books.google.com/books?id=acIEAQAAIAAJ |isbn= |page=75
   |passage=Bihaen hemi finisim skul blong hem, hemi GO minista long sios long
   ples blong hem long 'Areo.}}
   
   ** Polish
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [a=Pl-go.ogg;LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-go.wav]
   
   *** Etymology 1
   [nonlemma]
   
   **** Pronoun
   [pl]
   
    1. [pl]
   **** Pronoun
   [pl]
   
    1. [pl]
   **** See also
   
    - Appendix:Polish pronouns
   *** Etymology 2
   [pl] [pl] [碁].
   
   **** Noun
   [n]
   
    1. [pl]  go
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:pl:PWN]
   ** Portuguese
   
   *** Etymology
   [pt] From [pt] [碁].
   
   *** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. [pt]  [en]  [Chinese strategy board game]
   ** Salar
   
   *** Alternative forms
   
    - [slr]
   *** Etymology
   Borrowed from [slr].  Related to [口].  Unrelated to [tr], [ug].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [slr]
    - [slr]
    - [slr]
   *** Noun
   [slr]
   
    1. door
   *** References
   
    - [R:slr:Potanin]
    - [R:slr:Kakuk]
    - [pages=385, 463]
    - [page=113]
    - [page=107]
    - [page=231]
    - [page=274]
   ** Serbo-Croatian
   
   *** Alternative forms
   
    - [sh]
   *** Etymology
   [sh], from [sh].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [gȏ]
   *** Adjective
   [gȏ]
   
    1. [sh]  naked , nude , bare
   **** Declension
   [gol]
   
   ** South Efate
   
   *** Etymology
   Probably related to [nmb].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [erk]
   *** Conjunction
   [erk]
   
    1. and
   ** Spanish
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [es-pr]
   
   *** Noun
   [m]
   
    1. [en]  [game]
   *** Further reading
   
    - [R:es:DRAE]
   ** Sranan Tongo
   
   *** Etymology
   From [srn].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [srn-IPA]
   *** Verb
   [srn]
   
    1. to [en]
   ** Swedish
   
   *** Adjective
   [sv-adj]
   
    1. [sv]  [sv]  (chiefly of taste)
    2. [sv]  appealing , usually in a cozy , cuddly , cute , or charming  way
   **** Declension
   [2=gott]
   
   *** Noun
   [n]
   
    1. [sv]  [en]  (initiative, perseverance, etc.)
   *** Noun
   [sv]
   
    1. [sv]  [en]
   *** References
   
    - [so]
    - [saol]
   ** Tok Pisin
   
   *** Etymology
   From [tpi].
   
   *** Verb
   [tpi]
   
    1. go , leave
   ** Tyap
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [kcg]
   *** Verb
   [kcg]
   
    1. to maintain , nurture , incubate
   ** Venetan
   
   *** Verb
   [vec]
   
    1. [vec]
   ** Vietnamese
   
   *** Pronunciation
   [vi-IPA]
   
   *** Etymology 1
   <!-- How common is this word still? -->
   
   **** Noun
   [𩸰]
   
    1. [vi]  gills
    2. * [vi]
    3. * {{ quote-book | vi | author=Nguyễn Can Mộng | title=Nam học Hán văn khoá bản | year=1920 | chapter=Bài 50 | passage=鰓 Tai =  GO  cá, _ouïes_ . | translation=鰓 Tai = fish  GILLS , '' ouïes {"content": "''", "type": "DELIM", "wikinode": "WikiDelimNode"} . }}
   *** Etymology 2
   
   **** Noun
   [𦁣]
   
    1. woof , weft
   ** Volapük
   
   *** Adverb
   [vo]
   
    1. absolutely
   ** Welsh
   
   *** Etymology
   From [cy], from [cy], from [cy], from [cy].
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [cy]
   *** Adverb
   [cy]
   
    1. pretty , a bit , fairly
   **** Derived terms
   
    - [cy]
    - [cy]
   *** References
   
    - [R:cy:GPC]
   ** Yola
   
   *** Etymology 1
   
   **** Verb
   [yol]
   
    1. [yol]
    2. * [yol]
   *** Etymology 2
   
   **** Verb
   [yol]
   
    1. [yol]
    2. * [yol]
   *** References
   
    - [R:Poole 1867]
   ** Yoruba
   
   *** Etymology 1
   
   **** Pronunciation
   
    - [gò]
   **** Verb
   [gò]
   
    1. to cover  or put  something in a coop ; usually referring to birds
   ***** Usage notes
   
    - GO  before a direct object
   ***** Derived terms
   
    - [yo]
   *** Etymology 2
   Compare with [ulb]
   
   **** Alternative forms
   
    - [yo]
    - [yo]
   **** Pronunciation
   
    - [go]
   **** Verb
   [go]
   
    1. [yo]  to be tall
   ** Zhuang
   
   *** Pronunciation
   
    - [za-pron]
   *** Etymology 1
   From [za].  <!-- no MC -->
   
   **** Classifier
   [classifier]
   
    1. [Used with plants.]
   *** Etymology 2
   From [za].
   
   **** Noun
   [noun]
   
    1. song
   *** Etymology 3
   From [za].
   
   **** Noun
   [noun]
   
    1. elder brother
    2. male  relative  outside of one's nuclear family , of the same generation [,]  and older than oneself; brother-in-law  or cousin
   *** Etymology 4
   [za]
   
   **** Particle
   [particle]
   
    1. [Used sentence-finally to express certainty or decisiveness.]