trezh Breton - Portuguese

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• Englishabsorbent garment worn by a baby, or by someone who is incontinent

• Albanianpelenë

• Arabicحِفَاضفُوطَة اَلطِّفْل

• Armenianխանձարուր, տակաշոր, տակդիր, պամպերս qualifier

• Aromanianscutic

• Asturianpañal

• Azerineeded

• Belarusianпадгу́знік

• Bengaliবুটি

• Bretontrezh

• Bulgarianпелена

• Burmeseအနှီး

• Catalanbolquerllençolet

• CherokeeᎤᎾᏎᎶᏗ

• Chinese

• Czechplena

• Danishble

• Dutchluier

• Esperantovindotuko

• Estonianmähe

• Finnishvaippa

• Frenchcouche

• Galiciancueiro

• Georgianხელსახოცი

• GermanWindel

• Greekπάνα

• Hebre חיתול

• Hindiडायपर, अंगौछा

• Hungarianpelenka

• Icelandicbleia

• Indonesianpopok, lampin

• Irishclúidín

• Istriotdidî

• Italianpannolino

• Japaneseお襁褓襁褓

• Kazakhжаялық, жаялықша, жөргек

• Khmerកន្ទប

• Korean기저귀

• Kyrgyzжалаякшым

• Laoຜ້າອ້ອມ

• Latinincunabula

• Latvianautiņš

• Lithuaniansauskelnės

• Macedonianпелена

• Malaylampin

• Maorikope, napu, napikena

• Navajotłʼeestsooz, awééʼ bitsʼáál

• Normandrapé

• Norwegian

• Persianپوشک

• Pohnpeianosime

• Polishpieluchapampers

• Portuguesefralda

• Quechuaakawara

• Romanianscutec

• Russianподгу́зникпелёнка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakplienka

• Sloveneplenica

• Spanishpañal

• Swedishblöja

• Tajikпарпеч

• Thaiผ้าอ้อม

• Turkishneeded

• Turkmenarlyk

• Ukrainianпідгу́зокпа́мперс

• Uzbektaglik

• Vietnamesetã lót, tã

• Walloonfaxhe-coulote

• Welshclwt

• Yiddishווינדל

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