TO DIGEST

Danish

fordøje (digest). (various references)

Dutch

verteren (digest). (various references)

Finnish

sulattaa (melt). (various references)

French

digérer. (various references)

German

verdauen (digest). (various references)

Greek 

πέπτω. (various references)

Hungarian

megemészt (to stomach), kivonatol (to epitomize, to extract), feltár (to disclose, to lay bare), emészt (digest, gnawed, gnawn, to corrode, to gnaw). (various references)

Italian

digerire (digest). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

飲み込む (to catch on to, to gulp down, to learn, to swallow deeply, to take in, to understand), 熟す (to break to pieces, to handle easily, to mature, to ripen), 噛み熟す (to chew), 噛み締める (to chew well), 呑み込む (to catch on to, to gulp down, to learn, to swallow deeply, to take in, to understand). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

のみこむ (to catch on to, to gulp down, to learn, to swallow deeply, to take in, to understand), かみしめる (to chew thoroughly, to chew well, to reflect upon), かみこなす (to chew), こなす (to break to pieces, to handle easily). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay igestday.(various references)

Portuguese

digerir (digest). (various references)

Spanish

digerir (digest). (various references)

Swedish

spjälka (sliver), smälta (melt). (various references)