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1.

• Englishfighter

• Englishperson who fights

• Albanianluftëtar

• Aromanianalumtãtor

• Bulgarianборец

• Czechbojovník

• Danishkriger

• Dutchvechterkamper

• Esperantobatalanto

• Estonianvõitleja

• Finnishtaistelija

• Frenchcombattant

• Friulianlotadôr

• GermanKämpfer

• Italiancombattentelottatore

• Latinbellator

• Latviancīnītājs

• Mongolianбайлдагч

• Polishwojownik

• Portugueselutadorcombatente

• Romaniancombatantcombatantă

• Russianборе́ц

• Serbo-Croatianborac

• Sicilianluttaturi

• Slovenebórec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwójowaŕ

• Spanishguerrero, combatiente

• Swedishkämpe

• Turkishdövüşçü

• Vietnamesengười hiếu chiến

• Yiddishקעמפֿער

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• Englishfighter

• Englishpugnacious, competitive person

• Dutchvechter

• Portugueselutador

• Romanianluptătorpersoană bătăioasă

• Russianбое́ц

• Swedishkämpe

2.

• Englishsubmission

• Englishcombat sports

• Armenianneeded

• Dutchneeded

• Frenchneeded

• Germanneeded

• Irishneeded

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Portugueseneeded

• Russianneeded

• Spanishsumisión

• Swedishneeded

• Ukrainianneeded

3.

• Englishjoust

• Englisha mock combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms

• Chinese

• Mandarin馬上長矛比武

• Dutchsteekspel

• Frenchjoute équestre

• GermanTjostLanzenstechen

• Hungarianlovagi torna

• Italiangiostra

• Japanese馬上槍試合ジョスト

• Portuguesejusta

• Russianqualifierruru

• Spanishjusta

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• Englishjoust

• Englishengage in mock combat on horseback

• Catalanjustar

• Dutchduelleren, aan een steekspel deelnemen

• Frenchjouter

• Italiangiostrare

• Spanishjustar

• Swedishtornera

4.

• Englishcombat sport

• Englishsport that involves man-to-man combat

• Finnishkamppailulaji

• GermanKampfsport

• Japanese格闘技

• Kazakhжекпе-жек

5.

• Englishstaff officer

• Englishan officer that fulfills a non-combat support function

• Chinese

• Mandarin參謀, 参谋

• Finnishesikuntaupseeri

• Irishoifigeach foirne

6.

• Englishjoint lock

• Englishcombat technique

• Finnishnivellukko

7.

• Englishwarfare

• Englishmilitary operations of some particular kind

• Dutchkrijgsvoeringstrijd

• Frenchguerre

• GermanKriegsführung

• Russianприёмведения война

• Arabicصِرَاعنِضَال

• Basquegerra, guda

• Bulgarianвойна

• Estoniansõda

• Finnishsodankäynti, sota

• Greekεχθροπραξία

• Icelandichernaður

• Italianguerra

• Japanese戦い

• Korean전쟁

• Latinmīlitia

• Chinese

• Mandarin戰爭, 战争

• Norwegiankrigføring

• Polishwojna

• Portugueseguerra

• Spanishguerra

• Swedishkrigföring

• Turkishkital

8.

• Englishinfantry fighting vehicle

• Englishan armoured combat vehicle designed to carry infantry

• Finnishrynnäkköpanssarivaunu

• Frenchvéhicule de combat d'infanterie

• Georgianქვეითი ჯარის მუხლუხა ჯავშანტრანსპორტიორი, ქვეითთა საბრძოლო მანქანა

• GermanSchützenpanzer

• Polishbojowy wóz piechoty

• Romanianmașină de luptă a infanteriei

• RussianБМП

• UkrainianБМПбойова́ маши́на піхо́ти

9.

• Englishassay

• Englishto test the abilities of (someone) in combat, to fight

10.

• Englishcombat sport|combat sports

• Englishsport that involves man-to-man combat

• Finnishkamppailulaji

• GermanKampfsport

• Japanese格闘技

• Kazakhжекпе-жек

11.

• Englishaction

• Englishmilitary: combat

• Armenianկռիվ

• Bulgarianбой, сражение

• Czechakce

• Dutchactie

• Frenchaction

• GermanKampf

• Hungariancsata, ütközet

• Idokombato

• Irishaicsean

• Italianazione

• Korean교전

• Persianژیرش

• Portugueseação

• Scottish gaelicgnìomh

12.

• Englishcombat

• Englisha battle, a fight, a struggle for victory

• Afrikaansgeveg

• Albanianlufta

• Arabicقِتَال

• Armenianմարտ

• Bulgarianби́ткасраже́ниеборба́

• Catalanbatalla

• Chinese

• Mandarin戰鬥奋斗

• Czechboj

• Danishkamp, slag, slagsmål, træfning

• Dutchgevecht, kamp, slag, strijd, treffen, veldslag

• Esperantobatalo

• Estonianlahing

• Faroesebardagi

• Finnishtaistelu, kamppailu

• Frenchcombatlutte

• Galiciancombate

• GermanKampf

• Greekαγώναςπάλη

• Hebre נפתולים

• Icelandicslagsmál

• Idokombato

• Italianbattaglia

• Japanese戦闘

• Korean싸움

• Kurdishکارزانşer

• Latinproeliu, pugna

• Normancombat

• Norwegianslagsmål

• Old Englishgūþ, gefeoht

• Papiamentubataya, bringamentu, pelea, peleya

• Polishwalka

• Portuguesebatalha, combate, luta, peleja, pugna

• Romanianluptă, bătaie

• Russianби́тваборьба́

• Scottish gaeliccath, còmhrag

• Spanishbatallacombate

• Sranan Tongofeti

• Swahilimashindano

• Swedishkamp

• Teluguపోటీ పడు

• Turkishmuharebe, boğuşmak

• Welshbrwydr

• West frisianfjochtsjen, striid

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• Englishcombat

• Englishto fight, to struggle for victory

• Bulgarianборя се

• Catalancombatre

• Czechbojovat

• Dutchvechten

• Finnishtaistella, kamppailla

• Frenchcombattre

• Galiciancombater

• Greekπολεμώ

• Italiancombattere

• Polishzwalczać

• Portuguesecombater

• Romaniancombate

• Siciliancummàttiri

• Spanishcombatir

• Swedishbekämpa

• Welshbrwydro

13.

• Englishdefect

• Englishto desert, to flee combat

• Dutchdeserteren

• Georgianდეზერტირობა

• Germandesertieren

• Italiandisertare

• Slovenedezertirati

14.

• Englishsport|combat

• Englisha battle, a fight, a struggle for victory

• Afrikaansgeveg

• Albanianlufta

• Arabicقِتَال

• Armenianմարտ

• Bulgarianби́ткасраже́ниеборба́

• Catalanbatalla

• Chinese

• Mandarin戰鬥奋斗

• Czechboj

• Danishkamp, slag, slagsmål, træfning

• Dutchgevecht, kamp, slag, strijd, treffen, veldslag

• Esperantobatalo

• Estonianlahing

• Faroesebardagi

• Finnishtaistelu, kamppailu

• Frenchcombatlutte

• Galiciancombate

• GermanKampf

• Greekαγώναςπάλη

• Hebre נפתולים

• Icelandicslagsmál

• Idokombato

• Italianbattaglia

• Japanese戦闘

• Korean싸움

• Kurdishکارزانşer

• Latinproeliu, pugna

• Normancombat

• Norwegianslagsmål

• Old Englishgūþ, gefeoht

• Papiamentubataya, bringamentu, pelea, peleya

• Polishwalka

• Portuguesebatalha, combate, luta, peleja, pugna

• Romanianluptă, bătaie

• Russianби́тваборьба́

• Scottish gaeliccath, còmhrag

• Spanishbatallacombate

• Sranan Tongofeti

• Swahilimashindano

• Swedishkamp

• Teluguపోటీ పడు

• Turkishmuharebe, boğuşmak

• Welshbrwydr

• West frisianfjochtsjen, striid

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• Englishsport|combat

• Englishto fight, to struggle for victory

• Bulgarianборя се

• Catalancombatre

• Czechbojovat

• Dutchvechten

• Finnishtaistella, kamppailla

• Frenchcombattre

• Galiciancombater

• Greekπολεμώ

• Italiancombattere

• Polishzwalczać

• Portuguesecombater

• Romaniancombate

• Siciliancummàttiri

• Spanishcombatir

• Swedishbekämpa

• Welshbrwydro

15.

• Englishbattlefront

• Englishline along which opposing armies engage in combat

• Ainuキプツ゚ㇽ

• Arabicجبهة القتال

• Chinese

• Mandarin前線

• Finnishrintama

• GermanFront

• Italianfronte di battaglia

• Japaneseバトルフロント

• Portuguesefrente de batalha

• Russianфронт

• Spanishfrente de batalla

• Turkishcephe

16.

• Englishspar

• Englishto fight, especially as practice for martial arts or hand-to-hand combat

• Finnishsparrata

• Russianспарринговать, вести

• Swedishsparra

17.

• Englishduel

• Englishcombat between two persons

• Armenianմենամարտ

• Bulgarianдуел

• Catalanduel

• Chinese

• Mandarin決鬥

• Czechduel

• Danishduel

• Dutchduel

• Esperantoduelo

• Finnishkaksintaistelu

• Frenchduel

• GermanDuell

• Greekμονομαχία

• Hungarianpárbaj

• Italianduello

• Japanese決闘デュエル

• Norwegianduell

• Persianدوئل

• Polishpojedynek

• Portugueseduelo

• Russianдуэ́ль

• Serbo-Croatianдвобој

• Slovenedvoboj

• Spanishduelo

• Swedishduell

• Tagalogakip

• Turkishdüello

• Ukrainianдуель

18.

• Englishdefy

• Englishto provoke to combat or strife

• Bulgarianпредизвиквам

• Czechvyzvat

• Dutchuitdagen, het hoofd bieden

• Finnishhaastaa, uhmata

• Frenchdéfier

• Germanherausfordern

• Italiansfidare

• Kurdish

• Soraniبه‌ربه‌کانی کردن

• Maoriwhakatumatuma

• Portuguesedesafiar

• Romaniansfida

• Russianброса́ть вы́зов

• Spanishdesafiar

19.

• Englisharmbar

• Englishcombat technique

• Finnishristilukko

20.

• Englishcombination

• Englishcombat sports

• Armenianneeded

• Dutchneeded

• Frenchneeded

• Germanneeded

• Irishcomhghníomhú

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Portuguesecombinação

• Russianneeded

• Spanishcombinación

• Swedishneeded

• Ukrainianneeded

21.

• Englishgage

• Englishchallenge to combat

• Finnishhaaste, taisteluhansikas

22.

• Englishconquest

• Englishvictory gained through combat, the subjugation of an enemy

• Bulgarianзавоевание

• Chinese

• Mandarin战胜 征服

• Czechdobytí

• Dutchverovering

• Esperantokonkero

• Frenchconquête

• Hebre כיבוש

• Italianconquista

• Normancontchête

• Maoriraupatu

• Polishpodbój

• Portugueseconquista

• Russianзавоева́ние

• Scottish gaelicceannsachadh

• Serbo-Croatianosvajanje

• Spanishconquista

• Swedisherövring

23.

• Englishpolearm

• Englishclose-combat weapon

• Frencharme d'hast

• GermanStangenwaffe

• Persianناچخ

• Spanisharma de hasta

24.

• Englishfight

• Englishto strive for

• Basqueborrokatu, borroka egin

• Czechbojovat

• Dutchopkomen ijveren voor

• Finnishtaistella, tsempata

• Germankämpfen

• Hebre נאבק

• Hungarianharcol

• Icelandicberjast

• Italiancombattere

• Japanese戦う闘う

• Khmerតស៊ូ

• Latviancīnīties

• Norwegiankjempe for

• Persianتلاش کردن

• Portugueselutar

• Russianборо́ться

• Spanishluchar

• Swahilivita

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• Englishfight

• English(transitive) to contend in physical conflict against

• Armenianմարտնչել

• Basqueborrokatu, borroka egin

• Belarusianваява́ць

• Bulgarianбия се

• Catalancombatre

• Czechbojovat

• Danishudkæmpe

• Dutchvechten met, bevechten

• Estoniansõdima

• Finnishtaistella

• Frenchcombattre

• Galiciancombatir

• Georgianშებრძოლება, შერკინება

• Germankämpfen

• Greekπολεμώ

• Hebre נאבק

• Icelandicberjast

• Irishtroid

• Italiancombattere

• Japanese対決戦う

• Khmerប្រយុទ្ឋ

• Korean싸우다

• Latincombattuo

• Latviancīnīties

• Lithuaniankovoti, kautis

• Mongolianтэмцэх

• Norwegianslåss

• Occitanbatre

• Old Frenchbatre, cumbatre

• Persianجنگیدن

• Portuguesecombater, lutar

• Romaniancombate

• Romanschcumbatter

• Russianби́тьсявоева́ть

• Scottish gaeliccog, sabaid

• Spanishcombatir

• Swahilivita

• Tok Pisinpaiti

• Ukrainianвоюва́ти

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• Englishfight

• Englishto counteract

• Armenianպայքարել

• Basqueaurka egin

• Czechbojovat

• Danishbekæmpe

• Dutchbevechten, bekampen

• Estonianvõitlema

• Finnishtaistella

• Frenchcombattre

• Germanbekämpfen

• Greekκαταπολεμώ

• Hebre נאבק

• Icelandicberjast

• Italianchecklottare

• Japanese戦う

• Laoຕໍ່ສູ້

• Latinpugnare

• Norwegianbekjempe

• Persianمقابله کردن

• Polishwalczyć

• Portugueselutar contra, combater, enfrentar

• Romaniana

• Russianби́ться

• Swahilivita

• Swedishbekämpa

• Indonesianchecktarung, checktengkar, checkserang

• Normancheckfriper qualifier

• Romaniancheckbătaie

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• Englishfight

• Englishoccasion of fighting

• Albanianluftë

• Armenianկռիվ

• Aromanianalumtãlumtã

• Basqueborroka, borrokaldi

• Belarusianбо́йкабойсуты́чка

• Bulgarianбойсраже́ние

• Catalanlluita

• Chinese

• Mandarin鬥爭战斗

• Czechbojbitka

• Danishkamp

• Dutchgevecht

• Finnishtaistelu, tappelu

• Frenchlutte

• GermanKampf

• Ancient Greekμάχη

• Hebre קרבלחימהריב

• Hungarianküzdele

• Icelandicslagur

• Irishtroid

• Italianlotta

• Japanese戦い

• Nepaliझगडालडाईं

• Normanbastaude

• Khmerជំលោះព្យតិហារ

• Korean싸움

• Kurdish

• Soraniشه‌ڕ

• Latinpugna

• Latviancīņa, kauja

• Lithuaniankovagrumtynės

• Macedonianбој

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianslåsskamp

• Old Englishgefeoht

• Persianدعوا

• Pijinfaet

• Polishbójka

• Portugueseluta

• Romanianluptă

• Romanschqualifierrmcumbata

• Russianдра́касты́чка

• Scottish gaeliccogadhcòmhrag

• Slovakboj

• Spanishlucha

• Swahilivita

• Thaineeded

• Tok Pisinpait

• Ukrainianбі́йкабійсути́чка

• Yorubaigbejako, ija, ataburo

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• Englishfight

• Englishbattle

• Armenianմարտ

• Basquegudu, bataila

• Belarusianбі́тва

• Bulgarianби́ткасраже́ниебой

• Chinese

• Mandarin鬥爭战斗

• Czechbitva

• Danishkamp, slag

• Dutchgevecht

• Finnishtaistelu

• Frenchbataille

• GermanKampf

• Hebre קרב

• Hindiयुद्धलड़ाईझगड़ा

• Icelandicbardagi

• Italianbattaglia

• Japanese戦闘

• Normanbatâle

• Kurdish

• Soraniشه‌ڕ

• Latinpugna

• Latviankauja

• Lithuaniankova

• Macedonianбиткабој

• Norwegianslag

• Persianپیکارنبرد

• Pijinfaet

• Polishbójbatalia

• Portuguesebatalha

• Romanschcumbat

• Russianби́твабата́лия

• Scottish gaeliccogadhblàr

• Slovakbitva

• Swahilivita

• Swedishstrid, kamp

• Tamilசண்டை

• Tok Pisinpait

• Turkishsavaş

• Ukrainianби́тва

• 
  

• Englishfight

• Englishmartial arts match

• Burmeseneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechzápas

• Danishkamp

• Dutchgevecht

• Esperantokonkurso

• Finnishkamppailu, (ottelu)

• Frenchcombat

• Hebre קרב

• Icelandicbardagi

• Italiancombattimento

• Japanese試合

• Khmerneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Laoneeded

• Norwegiankamp

• Persianمسابقه

• Polishwalka

• Portugueseluta

• Romanschlutga

• Russianбой

• Spanishcombate

• Swedishmatch, fajt

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

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• Englishfight

• Englishconflict of will, strife

• Armenianպայքար

• Belarusianбарацьба́

• Bulgarianборба́

• Danishkamp

• Dutchstrijd

• Finnishtaistelu

• Frenchcombativité

• GermanStreit

• Hebre מאבק

• Norwegiankamp

• Persianنزاع

• Polishwalka

• Portugueseluta

• Russianборьба́

• Scottish gaeliccòmhrag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicборба

• Romanborba

• Swahilivita

• Swedishkamp

• Ukrainianборотьба́

• 
  

• Englishfight

• Englishwill or ability to fight

• Czechbojovnost

• Dutchvechtlust

• Finnishtaistelutahto

• GermanKampfgeist

• Hebre רוח קרב

• Japaneseファイト闘志戦意

• Norwegianstridslyst

• Polishbojowość

• Portuguesecombatividade

• Swahilivita

• Telugucheckకొట్లాట

25.

• Englishdeathmatch

• Englishcompetitive mode

• Frenchcombat à mort

• GermanDeathmatch

• Polishdeathmatch

26.

• Englishmelee

• EnglishHand-to-hand combat. Mano-à-mano

• Arabicشجار

• Danishnærkamp

• Finnishkäsikähmä, lähitaistelu

• GermanHandgemengeHändel

• Italiancombattimento corpo a corpo

• Maorinonoketanga

• Portuguesecombate corpo-a-corpo qualifier

• Swedishnärstrid

27.

• Englishgrapple

• Englisha close hand-to-hand struggle

• Bulgarianабордаж

• Dutchworsteling

• Frenchlutte

• Italianlotta

• Maorinōnoketanga

28.

• Englishwarship

• Englishship built or armed for naval combat

• Arabicسَفِينَة حَرْبِيَّة

• Aragonesebaixiello

• Basquegerraontzi

• Catalanvaixell de guerra

• Chinese

• Mandarin軍艦

• Min Nankun-lām, 军舰

• Chuvashçар карапӗ

• Crimean Tatararbiy gemi

• Czechválečná loď

• Danishkrigsskib

• Dutchoorlogsschip

• Esperantomilitŝipo

• Estoniansõjalaev

• Finnishsota-alus, sotalaiva

• Frenchnavire de guerre

• Georgianსაბრძოლო ხომალდი

• GermanKriegsschiff

• Greekπολεμικό πλοίο

• Hawaiianmoku kaua, manuā

• Hebre ספינת מלחמה

• Hungarianhadihajó

• Idomilitonavo

• Indonesiankapal perang

• Italianunità militari navali

• Japanese軍艦戦艦

• Normannavithe dé dgèrre

• Korean군함

• Latinnavis bellica

• Lithuaniankaro laivas

• LuxembourgishKrichsschëff

• Macedonianво́ен брод

• Maorimanuao

• Norwegianorlogsfartøy

• Bokmålkrigsskip

• Nynorskkrigsskip

• Persianneeded

• Polishokręt wojenny

• Portuguesenavio de guerra

• Romaniannavă de războinavă militară

• Russianвое́нный кора́бль

• Scottish gaelicluingeas chogaidh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicратни брод

• Romanratni brod

• Slovenevojna ladja

• Spanishbuque de guerra

• Swahilimanowari

• Swedishörlogsfartyg

• Tagalogbapor-pandigma

• Thaiเรือรบ

• Turkishsavaş gemisi

• Ukrainianвійсько́вий корабе́ль

• Vietnamesetàu chiến

29.

• Englishcounterterrorist

• Englishintended to combat terroris

• Frenchcontreterroriste

30.

• Englishtank

• Englishmilitary armoured fighting vehicle

• Afrikaanstenk

• Arabicدَبَّابَة

• Armenianտանկ

• Basquegerra-gurdi

• Belarusianтанк

• Bulgarianтанк

• Catalantanc

• Chinese

• Mandarin坦克坦克車

• Min Nan坦克鐵殼車

• Chuvashтанк

• Czechtank

• Danishkampvogn

• Dutchtank

• Esperantotanko

• Estoniantank

• Finnishpanssarivaunu, tankki

• Frenchchar de combatchar d'assaut

• Galiciancarro de combate

• Georgianტანკი

• GermanPanzer

• Greekάρμα μάχης

• Gujaratineeded

• Hebre טנק

• Hindiटैंक

• Hungarianharckocsi, tank

• Icelandicskriðdreki

• Idotanko

• Indonesiantank

• Interlinguatank

• Italiancarro armato

• Japanese戦車

• Korean전차탱크

• Latinautocurrus armatus

• Latviantanks

• Lithuaniantankas

• LuxembourgishPanzer

• Macedonianтенк

• Malaykereta kebal

• Marathiरणगाडा

• Navajochidí naaʼnaʼí beeʼeldǫǫh bikááʼ dah naaznilígíí

• Norwegianstridsvogn

• Persianتانک

• Polishczołg

• Portuguesecarro de combate

• Quechuatanki

• Romaniantanc

• Russianтанк

• Samogitiantanks

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтенк

• Romantenk

• Silesiančoug

• Slovaktank

• Slovenetank

• Spanishtanque

• Swahilitangi

• Swedishstridsvagn

• Tamilகவச தாங்கி

• Thaiรถถัง

• Turkishtank

• Ukrainianтанк

• Urduٹینک

• Uzbektank

• Vietnamesexe tăng

• Volapükbländ

• Walloontank

• Yakutтааҥка

• Yiddishטאנק

31.

• Englishcockfight

• Englishcontest

• Chinese

• Mandarin鬥雞

• Esperantobatalkoko

• Finnishkukkotappelu

• Frenchcombat de coqs

• GermanHahnenkampf

• Hungariankakasviadal

• Italiancombattimento tra galli

• Japanese闘鶏蹴合鶏合

• Khmerលេងជល់មាន់

• Korean투계닭싸움

• Portugueserinha de galo

• Russianпетуши́ный бой

• Spanishpelea de gallos

• Swedishtuppfäktning

• Volapükhigokakomip

• Welshgêm geiliog

32.

• Englishcockfighting

• Englishgambling blood sport

• Chinese

• Mandarin鬥雞

• Esperantobatalkoko

• Finnishkukkotappelu

• Frenchcombat de coqs

• GermanHahnenkampf

• Hungariankakasviadal

• Italiancombattimento tra galli

• Japanese闘鶏蹴合鶏合

• Khmerលេងជល់មាន់

• Korean투계닭싸움

• Portugueserinha de galo

• Russianпетуши́ный бой

• Scottish gaeliccogadh-choilleach

• Spanishpelea de gallos

• Swedishtuppfäktning

• Volapükhigokakomip

33.

• Englishfray

• EnglishAffray, broil, contest, combat, brawl, melee

• Bulgarianсбиванестълкновениесвада

• Finnishriita, rähinä

• Frenchbagarre

• GermanSchlachtAuseinandersetzung

• Greekδιαμάχησυμπλοκή

• Hebre קטטהתחרות

• Italianagonemischia

• Portugueserefrega

• Russianдра́касраже́ние

• Spanishcombatebatalla

34.

• Englishfighter|street

• Englishperson who fights

• Albanianluftëtar

• Aromanianalumtãtor

• Bulgarianборец

• Czechbojovník

• Danishkriger

• Dutchvechterkamper

• Esperantobatalanto

• Estonianvõitleja

• Finnishtaistelija

• Frenchcombattant

• Friulianlotadôr

• GermanKämpfer

• Italiancombattentelottatore

• Latinbellator

• Latviancīnītājs

• Mongolianбайлдагч

• Polishwojownik

• Portugueselutadorcombatente

• Romaniancombatantcombatantă

• Russianборе́ц

• Serbo-Croatianborac

• Sicilianluttaturi

• Slovenebórec

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwójowaŕ

• Spanishguerrero, combatiente

• Swedishkämpe

• Turkishdövüşçü

• Vietnamesengười hiếu chiến

• Yiddishקעמפֿער

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• Englishfighter|street

• Englishpugnacious, competitive person

• Dutchvechter

• Portugueselutador

• Romanianluptătorpersoană bătăioasă

• Russianбое́ц

• Swedishkämpe

35.

• Englishwarplane

• Englishaircraft for combat

• Finnishsotilaslentokone

• Japanese軍用機

• Portugueseavião militar

• Romanianavion militar

36.

• Englishconquer

• Englishdefeat in combat

• Arabicقَهَرَ, اِنْتَصَرَ

• Bulgarianзавоювам, покорявам

• Catalanconquerir, conquistar

• Chinese

• Mandarin征服

• Czechdobýt

• Dalmatiancončaro

• Danisherobre, besejre, sejre

• Dutchveroveren

• Esperantokonkeri

• Finnishvallata, valloittaa, voittaa

• Frenchconquérir

• Friulianconcuistâ

• Georgianდაპყრობაგამარჯვება

• Germanerobern

• Greekκατακτώ

• Hebre כָּבַשׁ

• Hungarianhódít, meghódít

• Icelandicsigra

• Italianconquistare, sconfiggere, vincere

• Japaneseやっつける征服

• Normancontchéthi

• Korean정복하다

• Maoriraupatu

• Nahuatltepeua, tequiua

• Polishpodbić

• Portugueseconquistar

• Romaniancuceri, învinge

• Russianзавоёвыватьпобежда́ть

• Scottish gaelicceannsaich

• Spanishconquistar

• Tagaloglabanan

• Ukrainianпідко́рюватиперемага́ти

• Vietnamesechinh phục

37.

• Englishclinch

• Englishcombat sports

• Armenianneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchneeded

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishsidonta

• Frenchneeded

• Irishgreim

• Italianneeded

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Portugueseneeded

• Russianклинч

• Spanishneeded

• Thaichap kho

38.

• Englisharmored personnel carrier

• Englisharmored vehicle for carrying infantry soldiers in combat

• Arabicناقلَة جنود مدرعَة

• Chinese

• Mandarin裝甲運兵車

• Finnishpanssaroitu miehistönkuljetusajoneuvo

• Frenchvéhicule de transport de troupes

• Georgianქვეითი ჯარის ჯავშანტრანსპორტიორი

• GermanTransportpanzer

• Hebre נגמ"ש

• Irishiompróir armúrtha pearsanra

• Italiancarro armato

• Mongolianхуягт тээвэрлэгч

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpansret personellkjøretøy

• Portuguesecarro blindado de transporte de pessoal

• Romaniantransportor blindat

• Russianбронетранспортёр

• Swedishpansarskyttefordon

• Turkishzırhlı personel taşıyıcı

• Ukrainianбронетранспорте́рБТР

39.

• Englishshell shock

• Englishpsychiatric condition characterized by fatigue caused by battle

• Arabicإِرْتِجَاج دِمَاغِيّ

• Finnishsotapsykoosi

• Frenchobusite

• GermanKriegszitterer

• Japanese戦闘ストレス反応

• Latviankontūzija

• Lithuaniankontuzija

• Portuguesefadiga de combate

• Russianконту́зия

• Serbo-Croatianратна неуроза

• Swedishstridsutmattning

40.

• Englishgladiator

• English(in ancient Rome) a person (professional or slave) who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat with another, or with a wild animal

• Catalangladiador

• Chinese

• Mandarin角鬥士剑斗士

• Czechgladiátor

• Danishgladiator

• Dutchgladiator

• Esperantogladiatoro

• Finnishgladiaattori

• Frenchgladiateur

• GermanGladiator

• Greekμονομάχος

• Hebre גְּלַדְיָאטוֹרלוּדָר

• Idogladiatoro

• Italiangladiatore

• Japanese剣闘士グラディエイター

• Norwegian

• Bokmålgladiator

• Nynorskgladiator

• Polishgladiator

• Portuguesegladiador

• Russianгладиа́тор

• Spanishgladiador

• Swedishgladiator

• Tagaloggladyador

41.

• Englishcombative

• Englishgiven to fighting

• Belarusianваяўні́чы

• Bulgarianвоинствен

• Catalancombatiu

• Danishkamplysten, krigerisk

• Dutchstrijdbaar

• Germankampfeslustig, kampflustig, kämpferisch, streitlustig, streitsüchtig, streitbar,

• Japanese喧嘩っ早い

• Romaniancombativ

• Spanishcombativo

• Swedishstridslysten

42.

• Englishtake down

• Englishcombat sports

• Armenianneeded

• Dutchneeded

• Frenchneeded

• Germanneeded

• Irishleag

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Portuguesederrubar

• Russianуронить

• Spanishderribar

• Swedishneeded

• Ukrainianneeded

• Englishcombat sports

• Armenianneeded

• Dutchneeded

• Frenchneeded

• Germanneeded

• Irishleag

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Portuguesederrubar

• Russianуронить

• Spanishderribar

• Swedishneeded

• Ukrainianneeded

43.

• Englishflyweight

• Englishweight division in combat sports

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishkärpässarja

• Frenchpoids mouche

• Portugueseneeded

• Spanishneeded

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• Englishflyweight

• Englishcombat sports -related term for small, light or unimportant

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishkärpässarjalainen

• Frenchneeded

• Portugueseneeded

• Spanishneeded

44.

• Englishsapper

• Englishone who saps, combat engineer

• Catalansapador

• Chinese

• Mandarin工兵

• Czechženista

• Danishsappør

• Dutchsappeur

• Finnishpioneeri

• Frenchsapeur

• GermanSappeur

• Greekσκαπανέας

• Ancientσκαπανεύς

• Italianzappatore, geniere

• Japanese工兵

• Korean공병 (gongbyeong)

• Normansapeur

• Polishsaper

• Portuguesesapador

• Russianсапёр

• Spanishzapador

• Swedishsappör

45.

• Englishtake point

• Englishto be the first, to lead in the combat

• Frenchpasser devant

• Russianlпойти́ l

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