take
Saozneg
Etimologiezh
- → Etimologiezh da glokaat (Ouzhpennañ)
Verb
| Amzer | Furm |
| Anv-verb | to take |
| Amzer-vremañ, 3e gour unan. |
takes |
| Amzer-dremenet strizh | took |
| Anv-gwan-verb tremenet | taken |
| Anv-gwan-verb bremañ | taking |
| gwelet displegadur ar verboù saoznek | |
to take /teɪk/ verb kreñv eeun
Deveradoù
- foretake
- out-take
- take aback
- take a bath
- take a bite
- take a bow
- take a breather
- take a chance
- take a chill pill
- take a dive
- take a dump
- take a gamble
- take a look
- take a pew
- take a picture
- take a risk
- take a spill
- take a spin
- take a tumble
- take action
- take advantage
- take after
- take against
- take along
- take amiss
- take apart
- take around
- take aside
- take away
- take back
- take charge
- take comfort
- take cover
- take down
- take exception to
- take five
- take flight
- take for granted
- take form
- take guard
- take hold
- take-home pay
- take in
- take it as it comes
- take it away
- take it easy
- take it like a man
- take it on the chin
- take it out on
- take off the table
- take off
- take offence
- take offense
- take on
- take one's rest
- take one's time
- take oneself off
- take out
- take over
- take part
- take place
- take pleasure
- take pride
- take someone prisoner
- take round
- take shape
- take sides
- take silk
- takest (furm gant thou]
- take stock
- take that
- take the biscuit
- take the cake
- take the fall
- take the mick
- take the mickey
- take the piss
- take the trouble
- take through
- take time
- take to extremes
- take to heart
- take to one side
- take to one's bed
- take to one's heels
- take to
- take to the streets
- take turns
- take umbrage
- take up for
- take up with
- take up
- take upon
- take with a pinch of salt
- you can't take it with you