freûler Norman - Latvian

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• English(intransitive) to contend in physical conflict

• Afrikaansstryd

• Albanianluftën

• Arabicقَاتَلَ, تَقَاتَلَ, تَحَارَبَ, حَارَبَ

• Aramaic

• Armenianկռվել

• Aromanianalumtu

• Azeridöyüşmək

• Basqueborrokatu, borroka egin

• Belarusianбі́ццазмага́ццаваява́ць

• Bulgarianборябия

• Burmeseရန်ဖြစ်

• Catalanlluitar, barallar-se

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese

• Czechbojovat, zápasit, bít

• Danishslås, kæmpe

• Dutchstrijden, vechten

• Esperantobatali

• Estonian(without weapons) kaklema, (with weapons) võitlema

• Finnish(without weapons) tapella, (with weapons) taistella

• Frenchse battre, guerroyer in war

• Galicianloitar

• Georgianბრძოლა, შებრძოლება, ჩხუბი

• Germankämpfen, fechten, streiten qualifier

• Greek

• Hebre רבנלחם

• Hindiलड़नाझगड़ना

• Hungarianharcol, verekszik

• Icelandicslást, berjast

• Indonesiankelahi, tarung

• Irishtroid, comhraic

• Italianlottare, azzuffarsi, battersi

• Japanese喧嘩対決する, 戦う

• Kazakhтөбелесукүресу

• Khmerវាយតប់

• Korean다투다

• Kurdish

• Laoຕໍ່ສູ້

• Latgaliansistīs, ceikstētīs, veiktīs

• Latinpugno, luctor

• Latviancīnīties, kauties

• Lithuaniankautis, muštis, peštis, grumtis

• Macedonianбори

• Malteseġlieda

• Mongolianтэмцэх

• Normanfreûler

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Norwegianslåss, kjempe

• Old Englishfeohtan

• Oriyaneeded

• Persianمبارزه کردن

• Polishwalczyć

• Portugueselutar com, contra

• Romanianlupta, bate

• Romanschlutgar

• Russianдра́тьсяборо́ться

• Sanskritneeded

• Scottish gaeliccog, sabaid

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseneeded

• Slovakbojovať

• Sloveneboriti

• Sorbian

• Spanishpelear, luchar

• Sundanesetarung

• Swahilivita

• Swedishstrida, slåss, kämpa

• Thaiรบ

• Tibetanརྒྱ་འདྲེ

• Tok Pisinpaiti

• Turkishsavaşmak, dövüşmek

• Tuvanдемисежир

• Ukrainianби́тисявоюва́ти

• Urduلڑناجھگڑنا

• Vietnamesechiến đấu

• Welshbrwydro

• West frisianfjochtsje

• Yakutохсуо

• Yiddishקעמפֿן

2.

• Englishto fight or struggle confusedly at close quarters

• Dutchroepen, schelden

• Finnishnujakoida, kahakoida, kahista, kärhämöidä

• Germanraufen, balgen

• Hungariandulakodik

• Normanfreûler

• Russianдра́ться

• Spanishreñir

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