Definition
To meddle or interfere together with others; to engage in joint meddling or unwanted interference.
Etymology
From 'com-' (together) plus 'meddle,' from Old French 'medler.' The prefix intensifies the sense of meddling by suggesting multiple people doing it together.
Kelly Says
Commeddle captures a uniquely annoying social dynamic—it's worse when multiple people interfere together because you can't easily tell them all to mind their own business.
Translations
ARالعربية
التدخل
al-tad-khil
CACatalà
intervenir
in-ter-ve-nir
CSČeština
vměšovat se
v-meh-sho-vat se
DADansk
blande sig ind
blande sig ind
DEDeutsch
sich einmischen
zeek ein-MEE-shen
ELΕλληνικά
συμπλέκω
sim-ple-ko
ESEspañol
mezclar
meh-SKLAR
FAفارسی
مداخله
mada-khleh
FISuomi
sekaantua
se-ka-an-tua
FRFrançais
s'immiscer
seem-mee-SEH
HEעברית
להתערב
le-hit-ar-av
HIहिन्दी
मिश्रण
mi-shra-n
HUMagyar
beleavat
be-le-a-vat
IDBahasa Indonesia
campuri
kam-poo-ree
ITItaliano
intromettersi
in-troh-met-teh-REH-see
JA日本語
介入する
kai-satsu-suru
KMKM
ប្រព្រឹត្ត
bra-prou-et
MSBahasa Melayu
campuri
kam-poo-ree
NLNederlands
mensen
men-sen
NONorsk
blande seg inn
blande seg inn
PLPolski
mieszać się
m-ee-esh-at-syeh
PTPortuguês
interferir
in-ter-FEH-reer
RORomână
a se amesteca
a se am-es-te-ka
RUРусский
вмешиваться
vme-shee-va-tsya
SVSvenska
blandas in
bland-as in
SWKiswahili
ingilia
in-gee-lee-a
TAதமிழ்
இடையூறு
i-dai-yoo-ru
TEతెలుగు
వ్యవహారం
vyava-haaram
THไทย
แทรกแซง
taek-krae-song
TLTL
maging-iwan
ma-ging-ee-wan
TRTürkçe
karışmak
ka-ree-SH-mak
UKУкраїнська
втручатися
v-tru-cha-ty-sa
VITiếng Việt
can thiệp
can-thee-ep