saber m 

1. noesis | cognition | knowledge
2. know-how | knowledge
3. knowledge
4. initiation | knowingness | knowledgeability | knowledgeableness
5. acquisition | learning

saber v 

1. able adj
     Sap tocar el piano. — She is able to play the piano.

saber v tr 

1. to know | to be aware (of something) v intr | [US] to cognize | [UK rare] to cognise
2. [US] to realize | [UK] to realise

saber v aux 

1. can | be able to

saber v intr 

1. can v aux | be able v aux

a saber adv 

1. that is to say | namely | id est | to wit | videlicet | [abbreviation] i.e. | [abbreviation] viz.

saber fer m 

1. know-how | knowledge
2. savoir-faire | address

fer saber v tr 

1. to signify
2. [rare] to advertise
3. to announce | to declare | to denote

saber greu v intr 

saber greu (a algú) 

1. to be sorry (about something) | to feel sad (about something) | to regret v tr

saber greu v tr 

1. to bother v intr

és a saber adv 

1. that is to say | namely | id est | to wit | videlicet | [abbreviation] i.e. | [abbreviation] viz.

sense saber-ho adv 

1. unknowingly

saber conviure expr 

saber conviure (amb alguna cosa) 

1. to keep (something) at bay

saber el secret expr 

1. to be in the know

sense fer-ho saber adj 

1. unannounced

no voler saber res expr 

no voler saber res (d’alguna cosa) 

1. to let alone (something)

sense saber què dir adj 

1. speechless

saber-la més llarga expr 

1. to outwit v tr
     saber-la més llarga que algú — to outwit someone

sense saber-se’n avenir adj 

1. amazed

ja t’agradaria saber-ho expr 

1. that’d be telling

saber-se perfectament el paper. expr 

teatre 

1. [UK] to be word-perfect

Exemples d’ús (fonts externes)

Including a period of 67 years, viz., from 1422 to 1489.	Incloent-hi un període de seixanta-set anys, a saber, de 1422 a 1489.
Font: riurau-editors
A committee of twenty-six members of Congress, viz., two for each colony.	Un comitè de vint-i-sis membres del congrés, a saber, dos per colònia.
Font: riurau-editors
The question admits but of three answers, viz., either by lot, by election, or by usurpation.	La pregunta admet tres respostes, a saber, per sorteig, per elecció o per usurpació.
Font: riurau-editors
I now proceed to the latter part of your testimony, and that, for which all the foregoing seems only an introduction, viz:	Ara passe a la darrera part del vostre testimoni, per a la qual totes les anteriors semblen només una introducció, a saber:
Font: riurau-editors
But in countries where he is neither a judge nor a general, as in England, a man would be puzzled to know what is his business.	Però en països on no és ni jutge ni general, com a Anglaterra, a males penes es podria saber quin és el seu ofici.
Font: riurau-editors
I proceed now to the second head, viz. Which is the earliest and most practicable plan, reconciliation or independence? with some occasional remarks.	Ara passe al segon aspecte, a saber: ¿Quin és el pla més pròxim i practicable, la reconciliació o la independència?, amb unes quantes observacions ocasionals.
Font: riurau-editors
It’s better to know how to live, than to know how to work.	Val més saber viure que saber treballar.
Font: Covost2
To know how to win you must know how to lose.	Per a saber guanyar has de saber perdre.
Font: Covost2
The present time, likewise, is that peculiar time, which never happens to a nation but once, viz., the time of forming itself into a government.	El temps present, així mateix, és aquell temps peculiar, que mai no passa a una nació més d’una vegada, a saber, el temps de constituir-se ella mateixa un govern.
Font: riurau-editors
It is not only important to know how to choose a typeface, it is also important to know how to use it.	No sols és important saber triar una tipografia, cal saber utilitzar-la.
Font: MaCoCu