see|sek
English
Etymology
From OE. secan|sÄÄan, with influence from Old Norse sÅkja, whence the hard /k/ sound (compare beseech).
Pronunciation
IPA|/si:k/
sÄk
audio|en-us-seek.ogg|Audio (US)
Verb
en-verb|seeks|seeking|sought
- To try to find, to look for.
#: I seek wisdom.
Related terms
hide and seek
seeker
Translations
CJKV Characters: è¦, è§
Dutch: zoeken, nastreven
Esperanto: serÄi
Finnish: etsiä
French: chercher
Frisian: sykje
German: suchen
Turkish: aramak, bulmaya calismak
Hungarian keres, kutat
Indonesian: cari|mencari, cari|mencari-cari
Italian: cercare
mid
Japanese: æ¢ã (ããã, sagasu), æ¢ãåã (ãããã¾ãã, sagashi-mawaru)
Korean: ì°¾ë¤, ì¶êµ¬íë¤
Latin: quaerere
Old English: secan|sÄÄan, neosian|nÄosian
Portuguese: procurar
Russian: иÑкаÑÑ (iskát')
Spanish: buscar
See also
look for
search
Category:English irregular verbs
ar:seek
de:seek
et:seek
el:seek
fa:seek
fr:seek
gl:seek
ko:seek
io:seek
id:seek
it:seek
kk:seek
ku:seek
hu:seek
pl:seek
pt:seek
simple:seek
fi:seek
ta:seek
te:seek
vi:seek
uk:seek
zh:seek
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