The Greek terms that are translated into English as “preach” or “proclaim” are regularly rendered into Aari as “speaking the word of salvation.” (Source: Loren Bliese)

Other languages (back-) translate it in the following manner:

• Mandarin Chinese: chuándào/傳道 or “hand down the Way [or: the Logos]”)
• Kekchí: “declare the word”
• Kpelle: “speak God’s word”
• Tzeltal: “he explains, they hear” (“the goal of all preachers”)
• Copainalá Zoque: “a preacher is ‘one who speaks-scatters'” (a figure based on the scattering of seed in the process of sowing) (source for this and above: Bratcher / Nida)
• Shilluk: “declare the word of of God” (source: Nida 1964, p. 237)

In Luang it is translated with different shades of meaning:

• For Acts 9:20, 10:42: nakotnohora: “talk about” (“The generic term for preaching.”)
• For Acts 8:4, 8:5, 8:25: rodkiota-ralde’etnohora — “bring words, give news about.” (“This term is used when the preacher is moving from place to place to preach.”)

Source: Kathy Taber in Notes on Translation 1/1999, p. 9-16.