wikipedia|dab=rise
English
rank|effort|race|ladies|883|rise|looks|running|garden

Pronunciation
AHD|rīz, IPA|/raɪz/, SAMPA|/raIz/
audio|en-us-rise.ogg|Audio (US)
:rhymes|aɪz

Etymology 1

Noun
en-noun

1. The action of moving upwards

<!--vague: # Something which goes upwards-->

1. An increase (in a quantity, price, etc)
2. UK|Ireland A pay rise rfv-sense

<!--idiom: # (colloquial) the piss taking the rise-->

Derived terms
Earthrise<!--sic; capitalisation?-->
get a rise out of
moonrise
pay rise
sunrise
take the rise

Translations
trans-top|action of moving upwards
Finnish: t-|fi|nousu, t-|fi|nouseminen, t-|fi|kohoaminen
trans-mid
Kurdish: t|ku|���ڵسا�|sc=KUchar
Russian: t|ru|под��м|m|trpodjóm|scCyrl
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trans-top|increase (in a quantity, price, etc)
trans-mid
Kurdish: t|ku|ب��رز ب���|sc=KUchar
Russian: t|ru|�о��|m|trrost|scCyrl, t|ru|воз�а��ание|n|trvozrastánije|scCyrl, t|ru|под��м|m|trpodjóm|scCyrl
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trans-top|pay rise
See pay rise
trans-mid
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ttbc|German: Anstieg (1,2), Sonnenaufgang (3), Gehaltserhöhung (4)
ttbc|Spanish: alza f

Etymology 2
OE. rīsan

Verb
en-verb|rises|rising|rose|risen

1. intransitive To move upwards.

#:We watched the balloon rise.

1. intransitive|of a celestial body To appear to move upwards from behind the horizon of a planet as a result of the planet's rotation

#:The sun was rising in the East.

1. intransitive To be resurrected

#:He rose from the grave.
#:He is risen!

1. intransitive of a quantity, price, etc, To increase.

Synonyms
sense|move upwards climb, go up
sense|be resurrected be resurrected, come back from the dead
sense|of a quantity, etc: to increase climb, increase, go up<!--idiomatic in this sense-->

Antonyms
sense|move upwards descend, drop, fall, sink
sense|of a celestial body set
sense|of a quantity, etc: to increase be reduced, decrease, drop, fall, go down<!--idiomatic in this sense-->

Derived terms
rise to the occasion
rise up<!--idiomatic: to rebel-->

Translations
trans-top|To move upwards
Czech: t-|cs|stoupat
Finnish: t+|fi|nousta, t-|fi|kohota, t-|fi|kohottautua
French: t+|fi|monter
trans-mid
Italian: t+|it|salire
Russian: t|ru|поднима����|trpodnimát�s�a|scCyrl impf, t|ru|подн�����|trpodn'át's'a|scCyrl pf
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trans-top|Of a celestial body: to appear to move from behind the horizon
Finnish: t+|fi|nousta
French: t+|fr|se lever
trans-mid
Russian: в��оди�� (vs�odít') impf, взой�и (vzojtí) pf
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trans-top|To be resurrected
Finnish: t+|fi|nousta
trans-mid
Russian: во�к�е�а�� (voskr'esát') impf, во�к�е�н��� (voskr'ésnut') pf; во���ава�� (vosstavát') impf, во���а�� (vosstát') pf
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trans-top|Of a quantity, etc: to increase
Finnish: (of a quantity) kasvaa, (of prices) nousta
trans-mid
Russian: �а��и (rastí) impf, в��а��и (výrasti) pf; воз�а��а�� (vozrastát') impf, воз�а��и (vozrastí) pf; поднима���� (podnimát�s�a) impf, подн����� (podn'át's'a) pf
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ttbc|Arabic: ARchar|ارت�ع IPAchar|(irtáf�a)
ttbc|Chinese: �� (shàngsh�ng)
ttbc|Dutch: rijzen, stijgen, opstijgen
ttbc|Esperanto: supreniri, malsubiri, levi�i
ttbc|German: steigen, erheben, aufsteigen
ttbc|Hungarian: emelked, felemelked, felkel
ttbc|Indonesian: naik, terbit, bangkit
ttbc|Irish: éirigh
ttbc|Italian: alzarsi, sollevarsi
ttbc|Japanese: ��� (���, agaru), �� (���, noboru), ���� (��������, j�sh�-suru)
ttbc|Korean: �르� (oreuda)
ttbc|Latin: surgo
ttbc|Malayalam: �യര�� (uyaruka), �ദിയ������ (udiykkuka)
ttbc|Portuguese: subir
ttbc|Scottish Gaelic: èirich
ttbc|Spanish: subir
ttbc|Swedish: stiga upp

See also
raise

Category:English irregular verbs

Italian

Verb
infl|it|verb form

1. form of|third-person singular past historic|ridere

Norwegian
Verb
no-verb-2|ris
#to spank

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