şeytan Kurmanji - Indonesian

1.

• Englishcolumn of air

• Adygheгъуэжькуий

• Arabicإِعْصَار

• Armenianպտտահողմ

• Burmeseလေဆင်နှာမောင်း

• Catalantornado

• CherokeeᎤᏃᎴᎠᎦᎷᎦ

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarşeytan toyu

• Czechtornádo

• Danishtornado

• Dutchtornado

• Esperantotornado

• Finnishtornado, trombi

• Frenchtornade

• Georgianგრიალი

• GermanTornado

• Greekανεμοστρόβιλος

• Hindiतूफान

• Hungariantornádó

• Icelandicskýstrokkur

• Interlingueuragane

• Inuktitutᐅᓚᔪᔭᖅ

• Italianciclone

• Japanese竜巻

• Kannadaತುಫಾನುಬಿರುಗಾಳಿಸುಂಟರಗಾಳಿ

• Kazakhқұйын

• Korean폭풍

• Kurdishbablîsok

• Latinturbō

• Latvianvirpuļviesulis

• Lithuanianviesulastrombas

• Malagasyrambondanitra

• Malayalamചുഴലിക്കാറ്റ്

• Mingrelianტორნადო

• Navajoníyoltsoh

• Northern Sothosedukaduka

• O'odhamsiwulogi

• Paeligniantarunada

• Polishtrąba powietrzna

• Portugueseciclone

• Romaniantornadă

• Russianсмерч

• Sanskritचक्रवात

• Scotstornado

• Serbo-Croatiantornado

• Spanishtornado

• Swahilitufani

• Swedishtornado, tromb

• Tagalogbuhawi, ipuipo

• Tajikгирдбод

• Tamilசூறாவளி

• Teluguగాలివానప్రచండమారుతము

• Turkishhortu

• Uzbektornado

• Vietnamesevòi rồng, bão táp

• Welshgyrwynt

2.

• Englisha spirit said to feed on corpses

• Arabicغُول

• Bulgarianвампир

• Chinese

• Czechghůl

• Dutchghoullijkenpikker

• Finnishghouli

• Frenchgoule

• GermanGhul

• Hebre ע'ול

• Icelandicnáæta

• Idogulo

• Italiangula, ghoul

• Japaneseグール

• Korean구울

• Ojibwewiindigoo

• Persianغول

• Polishghul

• Portugueseghoul

• Russianгульвампи́р

• Spanishgul

• Swedishghoul

• Turkishgulyabani,şeytan, hortlak

3.

• Englishhostile diminutive humanoid in fantasy literature

• Arabicعِفْرِيت

• Basqueiratxo, intxisu

• Bretonkorrigan

• Bulgarianго́блин

• Catalanfollet

• Chinese

• Czechšotekskřet

• Danishnisse

• Dutchaardmannetje

• Estonianpahared

• Finnishhaltija, peikko, hiisi

• Frenchgobelinfarfadet

• Georgianგობლინი

• GermanKobold

• Greekκαλικάτζαρος

• Hawaiianʻeʻepa pauʻaka

• Hungarianlidérc, kobold

• Icelandicsvartálfur

• Indonesianhantu

• Irishpúca

• Italianfolletto

• Japaneseゴブリン

• Korean도깨비

• Malayafrit

• Maoritaipo, kākarepō

• Marathiगॉब्लिन

• Norwegiannisse

• Ojibwewiindigoo

• Portugueseduende

• Romanianiazmă

• Russianго́блин

• Santaliᱵᱷᱩᱛ

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sloveneškrat

• Spanishduende

• Swahilizimwi

• Tagalogtianak, patianak

• Turkishküçük şeytan

• Welshellyll

• West frisianierdmantsje

4.

• Englisha creature of hell

• Afrikaansduiwel

• Albaniandreqshejtan

• Arabicشَيْطَان

• Armenianդև

• Aromaniandracu

• Asturiandiablu

• Azerişeytan

• Bashkirшайтан

• Belarusianчортбес

• Bengaliশয়তান

• Bulgarianдя́вол

• Burmeseငရဲမင်းငရဲသား

• Catalandimoni

• Chinese

• Cornishdyowl

• Crimean Tatarşaytan

• Czechďábel

• Dalmatiandiaul

• Danishdjævel

• Dutchduivel

• Esperantodiablo

• Estoniankurivai

• Faroesedjevulfani

• Finnishpaholainen, piru, perkele, sielunvihollinen

• Frenchdiable

• Friuliandiaul

• Georgianეშმაკი

• GermanTeufel

• Greekδιάβολος

• Greenlandicdiaavulu, tiaavulu

• Gujaratiશયતાન

• Haitian Creoledyab

• Hebre שֵׁדשָׂטָן

• Hindiशैतान

• Hungarianördög

• Icelandicdjöfullskratti

• Idodiablo

• Indonesianiblis, syaitan, setan

• Irishdiabhal

• Istriotgiavo

• Italiandiavolo

• Japanese悪魔鬼悪鬼

• Kannadaದೆವ್ವದ

• Kazakhжыншайтан

• Khmerបិសាច

• Kikuyucaitaani

• Korean악마악귀

• Kyrgyzшайтан

• Laoປີສາດ

• Latgalianvalns, lyga

• Latindiabolus

• Latvianvelns

• Lithuanianvelnias

• Low German

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Macedonianѓаволшејтан

• Malagasydevoly

• Malayiblis, syaitan

• Malayalamചെകുത്താൻ

• Maltesexitan

• Maore Comorianshetwani

• Megleno-Romaniandrac

• Mongolianбуг, чөтгөр

• North FrisianlbMooring and Föhr-Amru

• Northern Samibiro, vuoras, oinnolaš

• Norwegiandjevel

• Old church slavonic

• Old Englishdeofol

• Old Norsedjǫfull

• Persianدیوابلیس

• Polishdiabełczart

• Portuguesediabo

• Quechuasupay

• Romanibeng

• Romaniandrac, michiduță, diavol, satan

• Romanschdiavel

• Russianчёртбес

• Sardiniandiàbuludiàvulu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Siciliandiàvulu

• Slovakdiabol

• Slovenevrag

• Spanishdiablo

• Swahiliibilisi, shetani

• Swedishdjävul

• Tajikиблис, шайтон

• Tamilபேய்

• Tatarшайтан, иблис

• Teluguదయ్యము

• Thaiซาตาน

• Turkishİblis, şeytan

• Turkmenşeýtan

• Udmurtшайтан, пери

• Ukrainianчортдия́вол

• Urduشیطان

• Uyghurشەيتان

• Uzbekshayton, iblis

• Venetiandiavoło, diol, diauło, diaolo, diaoło, diaol,

• Vietnamesema (quỷ (

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Walloondiale

• Welshdiafol

• West frisianduvel

• Yiddishטײַוול

5.

• Englishan evil djinn of Arab mythology, Satan, devil

• Albanianshejtan

• Arabicشَيْطَان

• Azerişeytan

• Bashkirшайтан

• Belarusianшайта́н

• Bengaliশয়তান

• Bulgarianшейта́н

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarşaytan

• Hindiशैतान

• Indonesiansyaitan

• Japaneseシャイターン

• Kazakhсайтан

• Korean사탄

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzшайтан

• Macedonianше́јтан

• Malaysyaitan

• Marathiसैतान

• Pashtoشيطان

• Persianشیطان

• Portugueseshaitan

• Russianшайта́н

• Serbo-Croatian

• Tajikшайтон

• Tatarшайтан

• Thaiชัยฏอน

• Turkishşeytan

• Turkmenşeýtan

• Ukrainianшайта́н

• Urduشیطان

• Uyghurشەيتان

• Uzbekshayton

• Yiddishשאַיטאַן

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