мајмун Cyrillic - Lithuanian

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• Englishanimal

• Afrikaansaap

• Arabicقِرْدسَعْدَان

• Armenianմարդանման կապիկ, qualifierhy

• Belarusianqualifierbe

• Bulgarianqualifierbg

• Chinese

• Czechopice

• Danishabe

• Dutchaapmensaap

• Esperantohomoideo

• Estonianahv

• Faroeseapa

• Finnishapina, ihmisapina qualifier

• Frenchsingesinge anthropoïde

• Georgianმაიმუნი

• GermanMenschenaffe

• Greekπίθηκος

• Hebre קוף אדם

• Hindiकपि

• Hungarianmajo, emberszabású majo

• Icelandicapi

• Indonesiankera

• Irishápa

• Italianscimmia

• Japanesequalifierjaja

• Khmerស្វា

• Koreanqualifierko유인원

• Latinsīmiaclura

• Lithuanianbeždžiõnė

• Low GermanAap

• LuxembourgishAf

• Macedonianмајмун

• Malaymawas

• Maorimakimaki

• Mongolianсармагчин

• Navajomágí

• Ngazidja Comoriannkima

• Normanmarmoûset

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Norwegianape

• Old Englishapa

• Persianبوزینه

• Polishqualifierplmałpa człekokształtna

• Portuguesemacaco

• Romanianmaimuță

• Russianqualifierruчеловекообра́зная обезья́на

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakopica

• Sloveneopica

• Spanishmono

• Swedishmänniskoapa

• Tagalogbakulaw, ugaw qualifier

• Tajikмаймун

• Thaiqualifierth

• Turkishinsansı maymun

• Ukrainianqualifieruk

• Vietnamesevượn, siêu họ Người

• Volapükqualifiervovolepül, qualifier

• Walloonmårticot

• West frisianaap

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• Englishderogatory: person

• GermanAffe

• Greekπίθηκος

• Italianscimmione

• Low GermanAap

• Macedonianмајмун

• Portuguesemacaco

• Russianобезья́на

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• Englishname of the symbol @

• Albaniannë-shenjë

• Arabicآت

• Armenianշնիկ

• Basquea bildua

• Belarusianсьлімак

• Bulgarianмаймунско а

• Catalanarrova

• Chinese

• Czechzavináč

• Danishsnabel-a

• Dutchapenstaartje

• Esperantoheliko

• Faroesekurla, hjá, tranta, snápila

• Finnishat-merkki, ät-merkki, kissanhäntä, miukumauku

• Frencharobase

• Georgianძაღლუკა

• GermanKlammeraffeat, qualifierde

• Greekπαπάκι

• Greenlandicaajusaq

• Hebre שטרודלכרוכית

• Hungariankukac

• Icelandicat merkið, hjá

• Idoarobo

• Indonesiana bundar

• Italianchiocciola

• Japaneseアットマーク

• Korean골뱅이

• Lithuanianeta

• LuxembourgishAfeschwanz

• Macedonianмајмунче

• Normanàsiez

• Norwegiankrøllalfa, alfakrøll

• Polishmałpa

• Portuguesearroba

• Romaniancoadă de maimuță

• Russianqualifierruсоба́чка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakzavináč

• Sloveneafna

• Spanisharroba

• Swedishsnabel-a

• Tagalogutong

• Turkishgüzel a, özel a, salyangoz, koç, kuyruklu a, çengelli a

• Ukrainianвухоравлик

• Vietnamesequalifiervi

• Welshmalwen, malwoden

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• Englishprimate

• Afrikaansaap

• Albanianmajmun

• Amharicዝንጀሮ

• Arabicقِرْد

• Armenianկապիկ

• Asturianmonu

• Avarмаймалак

• Azerimeymun

• Bashkirмаймыл

• Basquetximino

• Bau Bidayuhoyung

• Belarusianма́лпа

• Bengaliবাঁদর

• Bolebido

• Bulgarianмайму́на

• Burmeseမျောက်

• Catalanmico

• Central Melanaukuyad

• Chamicurokatujkana

• Chechenмаймал

• CherokeeᎠᏓᎴᏍᎩᏱᏍᎩ

• Chinese

• Chuvashупăте

• Classical Nahuatlozomahtli, cuauhchīmal

• Cornishsim

• Crimean Tatarşamek

• Czechopičák

• Danishabe

• Dutchaap

• Egyptianqephi qualifier

• Esperantosimio

• Estonianpärdik, ahv

• Faroeseapa

• Finnishapina qualifier

• Frenchsinge

• Gagauzmaymun

• Galicianmono

• Georgianმაიმუნი

• GermanAffe

• Greekπίθηκος

• Greenlandicaapakaaq

• Gujaratiવાનરવાંદરું

• Haitian Creolemakak

• Hausabiri, birinya

• Hebre קוֹף

• Hindiबंदरवानर

• Hungarianmajo

• Icelandicapi

• Indonesiankera, monyet

• Interlinguasimia

• Irishmoncaí

• Italianscimmia

• Japanese猿

• Karachay-Balkarмаймул

• Kazakhмаймыл

• Khakasсараамӌын

• Khmerស្វា

• Korean원숭이

• Kumykмаймун

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzмаймыл

• Laoລີງ

• Latinsimiasimiussimius

• Latvianpērtiķis

• Lithuanianbeždžionė

• Low German

• Lugandankima

• Luhyaekhima

• Luoonger

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianмајмун

• Malagasygidro

• Malaymonyet, kera, cewe kerek, ketek

• Malayalamകുരങ്ങന്

• Maltesexadinxadinakitmejmun

• Manchuᠪᠣᠨᡳᡠ

• Maorihako, maki, makimaki

• Marathiमाकड, वानर

• Mongolianсармагчин

• Nahuatlozomahtli

• Navajomágí, mągí

• Nivkhмемобезьяна

• Normanmarmoûset

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Thaineeded

• Norwegian

• Nuergɔɔk

• O'odhamchahngo

• Occitanmonin, monard

• Old East Slavicмамона

• Old Englishapa

• Oriyaବାନର

• Pashtoبيزو

• Persianمیمونکپی

• Pipilusumati

• Polishmałpa

• Portuguesemacacomono

• Punjabiਬੰਦਰ

• Romanianmaimuță

• Russianобезья́на

• Sanskritवानरः

• Sardinianmoninca

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shanneeded

• Sinhaleseවඳුරා

• Slovakopica

• Sloveneopica

• Spanishmono

• Swahilitumbili

• Swedishapa

• Tagal Muruttanduoi, jabulou

• Tagalogtsonggó, unggoy

• Tajikмаймун

• Tamilகுறங்கு

• Tatarмаймыл

• Teluguకోతి, వానరము

• Thaiลิง

• Tibetanསྤྲེའུ

• Turkishmaymun

• Turkmenmaýmyn

• Tuvanсарбашкын

• Ukrainianма́впа

• Urduبندروانرکپی

• Uyghurمايمۇن

• Uzbekmaymun

• Vietnamesecon khỉ, khỉ

• Walloonséndje

• Welshmwnci

• West Coast Bajaurungui, mook, kuya

• Wolofgolo

• Yakutэбисийээнэ

• Yiddishמאַלפּע

• Yucatec Mayama'ax

• Zhuangneeded

• Zulgo-Gemzekŋgìlìŋ

• 
  

• Englishmischievous child

• Chinese

• Dutchapenjong, brutale aap

• Esperantoinfanaĉo, bubo

• Finnishapina

• Macedonianмајмунче

• Russianпрока́зникшалу́н

• Sloveneafna

• Walloonmårticot

• Welshmwnci

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