finger Old frisian - English

1.

• Englishdigital

• Englishhaving to do or performed with a finger

• Bulgarianпръстов, на пръстите

• Catalandigital

• Chinese

• Dutchvinger

• Finnishsormi

• Frencdigital

• Galiciandixital

• GermanFinger

• Greekδακτυλικός

• Italiandigitale

• Polishpalcowy

• Portuguesedigital

• Romaniandigital

• Serbo-Croatianprstni

• Spanishdigital, dactilar

2.

• Englishjab

• Englishto poke or thrust abruptly

• Estoniantorkima

• Finnishtökätä, tökkäistä, survaista

• Irishprioc, sonc a thabhairt do, priocadh a thabhairt do, sáigh qualifier

• Russianпырну́тьпихну́ть

• Spanishgolpear

3.

• Englishduodenum

• Englishfirst part of the small intestine

• Arabicاِثْنَا عَشَرِيّ

• Armenianտասներկումատնյա աղիք

• Basqueduodeno

• Bengaliডুওডেনাম

• Bulgarianдванадесетопръстник

• Catalanduodè

• Chinese

• Czechdvanáctník

• Danishtolvfingertarm

• Dutchtwaalfvingerige darm

• Finnishpohjukaissuoli

• Frenchduodénum

• GermanDuodenum

• Greekδωδεκαδάκτυλο

• Hebre תריסריון

• Idoduodenumo

• Japanese十二指腸

• Korean십이지장

• Macedonianдванаесетпалечно црево

• Maoripohokauiti

• Norwegian

• Polishdwunastnica

• Portugueseduodeno

• Russianдвенадцатипе́рстная кишка́

• Southern Altaiмӧӧн

• Spanishduodeno

• Swedishtolvfingertarm

• Tagalogpunong-isaw

• Turkishoniki-parmak bağırsağı

• Volapükduoden

4.

• Englishtrigger

• Englishfinger-operated lever used to fire a gun

• Afrikaanssneller

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianneeded

• Catalangallet

• Chinese

• Czechspoušť

• Danishudløser

• Esperantobaskulo

• Finnishliipaisin

• Frenchgâchette

• Galiciancan

• Georgianსასხლეტი

• GermanAbzug

• Greekσκανδάλη

• Hebre הדק

• Hungarianravasz

• Icelandicneeded

• Indonesianpelatuk

• Irishtruicear

• Italiangrilletto

• Japanese引き金鉷

• Khmerneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Macedonianчкрапало

• Malaypicu

• Maorikeu

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegian Bokmålutløser, utløyser

• Norwegian Nynorskutløysar

• Persianneeded

• Polishspust

• Portuguesegatilho

• Russianспусково́й крючо́к

• Scottish gaelicsnap

• Slovakspúšť

• Spanishgatillo

• Tagaloggatilyo, kulbitan, kaltisan

• Thaineeded

• Turkish4, 5 tetikleme

• Urduneeded

• Vietnameseneeded

5.

• Englishbirdie

• Englishrude gesture with the middle finger

• Finnishkeskisormi

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• Englishbirdie

• Englishrrude gesture with the middle and index fingers

6.

• Englishcuticle

• Englishstrip of hardened skin at the base of the finger and toenail

• Arabicبُشَيْرَة

• Dutchnagelrie

• Finnishkynsivalli, kynsinauha

• Frenchcuticule

• Galiciancutícula

• GermanNagelhaut

• Irishcúitineach

• Portuguesecutícula

• Scottish gaeliccneas

• Spanishcutícula

7.

• Englishaye-aye

• Englishnocturnal quadruped

• Danishaye aye

• Dutchvingerdier

• Esperantofingrobesto

• Finnishai-ai, sormieläin

• Frenchaye-aye

• GermanFingertier

• Hungarianvéznaujjú maki

• Irishaidhe-aidhe

• Japaneseアイアイ

• Lithuanianlaibapirštiniai

• Navajobílaneezii

• Polishpalczakowate

• Portugueseaie-aie

• Romanianaye-aye

• Russianруконо́жка

• Swedishfingerdjur

• Ukrainianай-ай

8.

• Englishfingerprint

• Englishthe pattern of ridges on the tips of the fingers

• Arabicبَصْمَة

• Chinese

• Czechotisk prstu

• Finnishsormenjälki

• Frenchempreinte digitale

• GermanFingerabdruck

• Greekδακτυλικό αποτύπωμα

• Icelandicfingrafar

• Irishméarlorg

• Italianimpronta digitale

• Japanese指紋

• Korean지문

• Kyrgyzбармак тагы

• Lithuanianpirštų atspaudas

• Maorimakaurangi

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianfingeravtrykk

• Portugueseimpressão digital

• Romanianamprentă digitală

• Russianотпеча́ток па́льца

• Scottish gaelicmeur-lorg

• Spanishhuella digital

• Swedishfingeravtryck

• Tagalogtatak ng daliri, diit, bakas-daliri, tatak-daliri

• Turkishparmak izi

• 
  

• Englishfingerprint

• Englishthe patterns left on surfaces where fingertips have touched

• Arabicبَصْمَة

• Bulgarianотпечатъци от пръсти

• Chinese

• Czechotisk prstu

• Danishfingeraftryk

• Dutchvingerafdruk

• Finnishsormenjälki

• GermanFingerabdruck

• Greekδακτυλικό αποτύπωμα

• Irishméarlorg

• Italianimpronta digitale

• Japanese指紋

• Korean지문

• Kyrgyzбармак тагы

• Lithuanianpirštų atspaudas

• Maorimakaurangi

• Norwegian

• Portugueseimpressão digital

• Romanianamprentă digitală

• Russianотпеча́ток па́льца

• Scottish gaelicmeur-lorg

• Spanishhuella digital

• Swedishfingeravtryck

• Turkishparmak izi

• 
  

• Englishfingerprint

• Englishunique identification for public key in asymmetric cryptosyste

• Arabicبَصْمَة

• Chinese

• Czechotisk

• Danishdigitalt fingeraftryk

• Dutchdigitale vingerafdruk

• Finnishtunniste

• Greekψηφιακός

• Frenchcheckempreinte digitale

• Norwegiancheckfingeravtrykk

• Spanishcheckhuella digital

• TurkishcheckParmak Izi

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• Englishfingerprint

• Englishto take fingerprints

• Dutchvingerafdrukken nemen/maken

• Finnishottaa

• Greekδακτυλοσκοπώ

• Portuguesetirar as digitais

• Russianдактилоскопи́ровать, снима́ть отпеча́тки па́льцев

• Swedishta fingeravtryck på (någon), ta någons fingeravtryck

9.

• Englishsyndactyly

• Englishhuman condition

• Icelandicqualifierisis

10.

• Englishskid mark

• Englishmark of a soiled finger

• Finnishsormenjälki

11.

• Englishdactyloscopy

• Englishforensic analysis of fingerprints

• Armenianդակտիլոսկոպիա

• Chinese

• Czechdaktyloskopie

• Dutchdactyloscopie

• Finnishsormenjälkitutkimus, daktyloskopia

• Frenchdactyloscopie

• GermanDaktyloskopie

• Italiandattiloscopia

• Japanese指紋鑑定

• Polishdaktyloskopia

• Portuguesedactiloscopia

• Russianдактилоскопи́я

• Spanishdactiloscopia

• Swedishdaktyloskopi

12.

• Englishbutton

• Englisha mechanical device meant to be pressed with a finger

• Albanianbuton

• Arabicزِرّ

• Armenianկոճակ

• Asturianbotón

• Azeriknopka

• Bashkirтөймә

• Belarusianкно́пка

• Bengaliবোতাম

• Bulgarianбуто́н

• Burmeseနှိပ်ကြယ်သီး

• Catalanbotó

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatardögme

• Czechtlačítko

• Danishknap

• Dutchknop

• Estoniannupp

• Faroeseknøttur

• Finnishpainike, painonappi

• Frenchbouton

• Galicianbotón

• Georgianღილაკი

• GermanTaste

• Greekκουμπί

• Hebre כַּפתוֹר

• Hindiबटन

• Hungariangomb

• Icelandictakki

• Idoklavo

• Indonesiantombol

• Irishcnaipe

• Italianpulsante

• Japaneseボタン

• Kazakhкнопка

• Khmerគ្រឿង

• Korean버튼

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzкнопка

• Laoປຸ່ມ

• Latvianpoga

• Lithuanianmygtukas

• Macedonianкопче

• Malaybutang

• Maoripātene

• Mongolianтовч

• Norwegiantrykknapp

• Persianدگمهتکمهشستی

• Polishguzik

• Portuguesebotão

• Romanianbuton

• Russianкно́пка

• Samogitianmīgtoks

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaktlačidlo

• Slovenegumb

• Spanishbotón

• Swahilikitufe

• Swedishknapp

• Tajikкнопка

• Thaiปุ่ม, ปุ่มกด

• Turkishdüğme, tuş, buton

• Turkmenknopka

• Ukrainianкно́пка

• Urduبٹن

• Uzbektugma, knopka

• Vietnamesenút bấ, cái nút bấ

13.

• Englishpoke

• Englishto jab with an object such as a finger or a stick

• Armenianneeded

• Chinese

• Dutchporren

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishtökkiä, sorkkia, tökätä

• Frenchpiquer

• Germanstochern, anstupsen, anstupsen

• Hindiउंगली करना

• Italianficcare, pungolare, spronare

• Japanese突くつつく

• Khmerneeded

• Maoritīkapekape

• Mongolianneeded

• Nigerian Pidginchook

• Norwegianpirke, stikke

• Persianزدن سک

• Polishdźgnąć

• Portuguesecutucar

• Russianты́катьсова́ть

• Santaliᱨᱳᱜ

• Spanishhurgar

• Swedishpeta

• Thaineeded

• Turkishneeded

• Vietnameseneeded

14.

• Englishsnap

• Englishact of hitting a middle or ring finger against the pal

• Finnishnapsautus

• Frenchclaquement de doigts

• GermanSchnippen

• Italianschioccare

• Portugueseestalar (os dedos)

• Swedishknäpp

• 
  

• Englishsnap

• Englishto snap one's fingers

• Finnishnapsauttaa sormiaan

• Frenchclaquer des doigts

• Germanschnipsen, schnalzen, schnippen

• Polishpstrykać palcami

• Portugueseestalar

• Russianщёлкать

• Spanishchasquear

• Swedishknäppa

15.

• Englishtap

• Englishhitting a touch-screen using a finger

• Finnishkosketus, napautus

• Macedonianдопира

• Spanishtoque

• Kurdishcheckzemberemislik

16.

• Englishsign language|sign language

• Englishsign language

• Bengaliপ্রতীকী ভাষা

• Bikol Centralpalba

• Catalanllengua de signes

• Chinese

• Czechznakový jazyk

• Danishtegnsprog

• Dutchgebarentaal

• Esperantogestolingvo

• Finnishviittomakieli

• Frenchlangue des signes

• Galicianlingua de signos

• GermanGebärdensprache

• Greekνοηματική γλώσσα

• Greenlandicussersuutit

• Hungarianjelnyelv

• Icelandicqualifierisis

• Indonesianbahasa isyarat

• Inuktitutᐆᒃᑐᐊᕋᐅᓯᕋᖅ,

• Irishteanga chomharthaíochta

• Japanese手話

• Kazakhым тілі

• Korean수화

• Lakotawíyutȟapi

• Lule Samisiejvvemgiella

• LuxembourgishZeechesprooch

• Malaybahasa isyarat

• Northern Samigiehtagiella

• Norwegian

• Polishjęzyk migowy

• Portugueselinguagem de sinais

• Russianязы́к же́стов

• Spanishlenguaje por señas

• Swedishteckenspråk

• Tibetanབརྡ་སྐད​

• Turkishişaret dili

• Vietnamesengôn ngữ ký hiệu, thủ ngữ

17.

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishextremity of the hand

• Abkhazанацәа

• Afrikaansvinger

• Albaniangisht

• Arabicإِصْبَع

• Armenianմատ

• Aromaniandzeadzit

• Asturiandeu

• Avarкилищ

• Azeribarmaq

• Baluchiموردانگ

• Bashkirбармаҡ

• Basquehatz

• Batsტარკ

• Belarusianпа́лец

• Bengaliআঙ্গুল

• Bretonbiz

• Bulgarianпръст

• Burmeseလက်ချောင်း

• Buryatхурган

• Catalandit

• Chamicurosulu shijpa

• Chechenпӏелг

• Chichewachala

• Chinese

• Chuvashпӳрне

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ

• Corsicanditu

• Czechprst

• Danishfinger

• Dhivehiއިނގިލި

• Dongxiangghurun

• Dupaninan Agtagiray

• Dutchvinger

• Erzyaсур, кедь сур

• Esperantofingro

• Estoniansõr, näpp

• Faroesefingur

• Finnishsormi

• Frenchdoigt

• Frisian

• Friuliandêt

• Gagauzparmak

• Galiciandedo

• Georgianთითი

• GermanFinger

• Greekδάχτυλο

• Gujaratiઆંગળી

• Haitian Creoledwèt

• Hawaiianmanamana

• Hebre אֶצְבַּע

• Hindiउंगली

• Hungarianujj

• Icelandicfingur

• Idofingro

• Indonesianjari

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishméar

• Italiandito

• Japanese指

• Kalmykхурһн

• Kannadaಬೆರಳು

• Karachay-Balkarбармакъ

• Karakalpakbarmaq

• Kareliansormi

• Kazakhбармақ

• Khakasсалаа

• Khmerម្រាមដៃ

• Komi-Zyrianчунь

• Kongomioko

• Korean손가락

• Koryakйылгылӈын

• Kumykбармакъ

• Kurdishtil

• Kyrgyzбармак

• Laoນິ້ວມື

• Latgalianpiersts

• Latindigitus

• Latvianpirksts

• Lazკითი

• Lithuanianpirštas

• Livoniansuoŗ

• Lojbandegji

• Lugandaolugalo

• Luhyaluluala, luluala

• Luoching

• LuxembourgishFanger

• Macedonianпрст

• Malagasyankihikely

• Malayjari

• Malayalamവിരൽ

• Maltesesaba

• Manxmair

• Marathiअंगुली

• Mazanderaniانگیس

• Mongolianхуруу

• Nahuatlmapili

• Navajoálázhoozh, álánééz

• Nepaliऔंला

• Norwegianfinger

• Occitandet

• Ojibweniibinaakwaanininj

• Okinawanいいび

• Old church slavonicпрьстъ

• Ossetianӕнгуылдз

• Ottoman Turkishبنانانگشت

• Pashtoګوته

• Persianانگشت

• Polishpalec

• Portuguesededo

• Romagnoldòit

• Romaninaj

• Romaniandeget

• Russianпа́лец

• Salarparmax

• Northern Samisuorbma

• Sanskritअङ्गुली

• Scottish gaelicmeurmeirceann

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shonaneeded

• Sicilianjiritujiditu

• Sindhiآڱُر

• Sinhaleseඇඟිල්‍ල

• Skolt Samisuõrm

• Slovakprst

• Sloveneprst

• Somalifaro

• Sorbian

• Sothomonwana

• Southern Altaiсабар

• Spanishdedo

• Svanფხულე

• Swahilikidole, dole

• Swedishfinger

• Tagalogdaliri

• Tajikангушт

• Tamilவிரல்

• Tatarбармак

• Teluguవేలు

• Thaiนิ้ว

• Tibetanneeded

• Tigrinyaኣጻብዕ

• Turkishparmak

• Turkmenbarmak

• Tuvanсалаа

• Ukrainianпа́лець

• Urduانگلی

• Uyghurبارماق

• Uzbekbarmoq

• Venetiandéo

• Vietnamesengón tay

• Vilamovianfyngier

• Volapükdoat

• Walloondoet

• Welshbys

• Xhosaumnwe

• Yakutтарбах

• Yiddishפֿינגער

• Zuluumunwe

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishanything that does work of a finger

• Spanishqualifieresaguja

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishfinger pier

• Hebre רציףמזח

• Spanishmuelle en espigón

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishthe breadth of a finger

• Frenchdoigt

• Spanishdedo

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishskill in the use of the fingers, as in playing upon a musical instrument

• Spanishdedeo

• Basquecheckhatz

• Guaranícheckkuã

• Indonesiancheckjari

• Interlinguacheckdigito

• Pitjantjatjaracheckmaṟa parka

• Tupinambácheckpoã

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishto poke

• Bulgarianпипам

• Chinese

• Danishfingerere, famle ved

• Dutchporren

• Finnishsormeilla, näpelöidä, hivellä

• Frenchtripoter

• Greekψηλαφίζω

• Portuguesecutucar

• Russianткнуть

• Spanishhurgar

• Swedishfingra, peta

• Turkishparmak atmak

• Vietnamesechọc, đâ

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishto penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger

• Czechprstit

• Dutchvingeren

• Esperantofingrumi

• Frenchdoigter

• Greekβάζω δάχτυλο

• Icelandicputta

• Spanishdedear

• Swedishpulla

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishto use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument

• Maoripokipoki

• 
  

• Englishfinger|the

• Englishto provide instructions about the use of fingers in music

• Danishangive fingersætning i

• Finnishsormittaa

• Frenchdoigter

• Vietnameseđánh, bấm (a), ghi cách bấm (b)

18.

• Englishtime|point

• Englishto extend finger

• Armenianմատնացույց անել

• Belarusianпака́зваць

• Czechukazovat

• Danishpege

• Dutchwijzen

• Esperantomontri

• Finnishosoittaa, qualifierfi

• Frenchpointer, indiquer

• Georgianneeded

• Germanzeigen

• Greekδείχνω

• Hungarianmutat

• IdoPintar

• Interlinguaindicar

• Japanese指す

• Khmerចង្អុល

• Malaytuju

• Maoritohitū

• Mongolianneeded

• Polishwskazywać

• Portugueseapontar para, indicar

• Russianука́зывать

• Scottish gaelictomh

• Slovenekazati

• Spanishindicar, apuntar

• Swahilipointi

• Swedishpeka

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianпока́зувативка́зувати

• Vietnameseneeded

19.

• Englishview|point

• Englishto extend finger

• Armenianմատնացույց անել

• Belarusianпака́зваць

• Czechukazovat

• Danishpege

• Dutchwijzen

• Esperantomontri

• Finnishosoittaa, qualifierfi

• Frenchpointer, indiquer

• Georgianneeded

• Germanzeigen

• Greekδείχνω

• Hungarianmutat

• IdoPintar

• Interlinguaindicar

• Japanese指す

• Khmerចង្អុល

• Malaytuju

• Maoritohitū

• Mongolianneeded

• Polishwskazywać

• Portugueseapontar para, indicar

• Russianука́зывать

• Scottish gaelictomh

• Slovenekazati

• Spanishindicar, apuntar

• Swahilipointi

• Swedishpeka

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianпока́зувативка́зувати

• Vietnameseneeded

20.

• Englishpoint

• Englishto extend finger

• Armenianմատնացույց անել

• Belarusianпака́зваць

• Czechukazovat

• Danishpege

• Dutchwijzen

• Esperantomontri

• Finnishosoittaa, qualifierfi

• Frenchpointer, indiquer

• Georgianneeded

• Germanzeigen

• Greekδείχνω

• Hungarianmutat

• IdoPintar

• Interlinguaindicar

• Japanese指す

• Khmerចង្អុល

• Malaytuju

• Maoritohitū

• Mongolianneeded

• Polishwskazywać

• Portugueseapontar para, indicar

• Russianука́зывать

• Scottish gaelictomh

• Slovenekazati

• Spanishindicar, apuntar

• Swahilipointi

• Swedishpeka

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianпока́зувативка́зувати

• Vietnameseneeded

21.

• Englishbuck

• Englishmetaphorically: blame, responsibility, scapegoating, finger-pointing

• Finnishmusta pekka, syntipukki

• Italianresponsabilità

• Crimean Tatarcheckbuğa

22.

• Englishconverter|buck

• Englishmetaphorically: blame, responsibility, scapegoating, finger-pointing

• Finnishmusta pekka, syntipukki

• Italianresponsabilità

• Crimean Tatarcheckbuğa

23.

• Englishfingertip

• Englishthe end of the finger

• Arabicبَنَان

• Armenianմատի ծայր

• Catalanpunta dels dits

• Chinese

• Danishfingerspids

• Dutchneeded

• Esperantofingropinto

• Finnishsormenpää

• Frenchbout des doigts m, bout de doigt m

• GermanFingerspitze

• Hungarianujjhegy

• Italianpunta del dito

• Japanese指先

• Lithuaniannagas

• Polishopuszka

• Portugueseponta do dedo

• Russianко́нчик палец

• Spanishyema del dedo

• Swedishfingerspets

• Thaiปลายนิ้ว

• Turkishneeded

24.

• Englishdigit

• Englishfinger or toe

• Bengaliআঙুলbn

• Bulgarianпръст

• Catalandit

• Chinese

• Czechprst

• Dutchvinger

• Finnishsormi (finger), varvas (toe)

• Frenchdoigtorteil

• GermanFinger qualifier

• Greekδάκτυλο

• Hungarianujj

• Indonesianjari

• Interlinguadigito

• Japanese指

• Khmerneeded

• Korean손가락

• Laoneeded

• Latindigitus

• Malayjari

• Norwegianfinger (finger), tå (toe)

• Polishpalec

• Portuguesedígito, dedo

• Romaniandeget

• Russianпа́лец

• Spanishdedo

• Swedishfinger (finger), tå (toe)

• Thaineeded

• Turkishparmak

• Vietnamesengón

• Walloondoetårteadoye

25.

• Englishjam

• Englishto injure a finger or toe by sudden compression of its tip

• Finnishiskeä

• Russianприщемля́ть

26.

• Englishpick

• Englishto grasp and pull with fingers

• Danishplukke

• Dutchnemen, krabben

• Finnishtonkia

• Frenchprendre

• Icelandiclesa

• Irishpioc

• Italianprendere

• Norwegianpilke

• Polishdłubaćgmerać

• Portuguesepegar

• Swedishplocka

27.

• Englishauricular

• Englishlittle finger

• Arabicخِنْصِر

• Frenchauriculaire

• Italianauricolare

28.

• Englishknuckle

• Englishjoint of the finger

• Arabicبُرْجُمَة

• Armenianneeded

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalanartell

• Chinese

• Danishkno

• Dutchknokkel

• Esperantoartiko

• Finnishrysty, rystynen

• Frencharticulation du doigtjointure du doigt

• Galiciancotobelonocello

• Georgianneeded

• GermanFingerknöchel

• Hebre needed

• Icelandickjúka

• Italiannocca

• Japanese指関節

• Khmerក្រញរ

• Koreancheck손가락마디

• Latincheckarticulus digitus

• Macedonianглужд

• Maorimonamona

• Middle High Germanknöchel

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianknoke

• Persianمفصل

• Polishkłykieć

• Portuguesenó

• Russianсуста́в па́льца

• Scottish gaelicrùdan

• Serbo-Croatianzglob

• Spanishnudillo

• Swedishknoge

• Tagalogbuko

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

29.

• Englishdial

• Englishdisk with finger holes on a telephone

• Bulgarianтелефонна шайба

• Chinese

• Czechrotační číselnice

• Finnishvalintalevy

• Frenchcadran

• GermanWählscheibe

• Japaneseダイヤル

• Polishtarcza

• Russianдиск

30.

• Englishflick

• Englishact of striking with a finger

• Dutchvingerknip

• Frenchpichenette

• Germanschnipsen

• Italianbuffetto

31.

• Englishthimble

• Englisha protective cap for the finger

• Afrikaansvingerhoed

• Albaniangishtëz

• Arabicكُشْتُبَان

• Armenianմատնոց

• Aromaniandzidzitar

• Azerioymaq, üskük

• Belarusianнапа́рстак

• Bengaliঅঙ্গুষ্ঠানা

• Bulgarianнапръстник

• Burmeseအပ်ထောက်

• Catalandidal

• Chinese

• Crimean Tataroymaq

• Czechnáprstek

• Dalmatianziziul

• Danishfingerbøl

• Dolganһүүтүк

• Dutchvingerhoed

• Esperantofingringo

• Estoniansõrmkübar

• Finnishsormustin

• Frenchdé à coudre

• Friulianvignarûl, dedâl

• Galiciandédalo

• Georgianსათითე, სათითური

• GermanFingerhutSchneiderfingerhut

• Greekδαχτυλίθρα

• Haitian Creolede

• Hebre אֶצְבָּעוֹן

• Hindiटोप

• Hungariangyűszű

• Icelandicfingurbjörg

• Indonesianbidal

• Irishméaracán

• Italianditale

• Japanese指ぬきシンブル

• Kazakhоймақ

• Khmerស្នាប់ដេរស្នាមដេរ

• Korean골무

• Kyrgyzоймок

• Laoປອກມື

• Latvianuzgalis

• Lithuanianantpirštis

• Macedonianнапрсток

• Malaybidal

• Maltesevajlora

• Manxmairane

• Maoritemara

• Mongolianхуруувч

• Normandée

• Norwegian

• Occitandedal

• Persianانگشتانه

• Polishnaparstek

• Portuguesededal

• Romaniandegetar

• Russianнапёрсток

• Sardiniandeidale, didale

• Scottish gaelicmeuran

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaknáprstok

• Slovenenaprstnik

• Spanishdedal

• Swahilikastabini, kustabani

• Swedishfingerborg

• Tagalogdedal, didal

• Tajikангуштпона

• Tamilவிரல் கவசம்

• Tatarуймак

• Teluguఅంగులి త్రానము

• Thaiปลอกนิ้ว

• Turkishyüksük

• Turkmenoýmak, ýüwse

• Ukrainianнапе́рсток

• Urduانگشتانہٹوپ

• Uzbekangishvona

• Vietnameseđê

• Volapükdoatahät, doatahätil

• Welshgwniadur

• 
  

• Englishthimble

• Englisha thimbleful of something

• Finnishsormustimellinen

• Greekδαχτυλίθρα

• Irishlán méaracáin

• Macedonianнапрсток

• Manxlane mairane

• Russianнапёрсток

• Swedishfingerborg

32.

• Englishfinger food

• EnglishFood that can be eaten with one's hands

• Finnishsormiruoka

• GermanFingerfood

• Norwegian

• Portuguesepetisco

• Spanishpasaboca

33.

• Englishpalm

• Englishto hold something without bending the fingers

• Finnishpitää

• Japanesequalifierja

• Swahilikikofi

34.

• Englishstall

• Englishsheath to protect the finger

• Finnishsormituppi

35.

• Englishsign language

• Englishsign language

• Bengaliপ্রতীকী ভাষা

• Bikol Centralpalba

• Catalanllengua de signes

• Chinese

• Czechznakový jazyk

• Danishtegnsprog

• Dutchgebarentaal

• Esperantogestolingvo

• Finnishviittomakieli

• Frenchlangue des signes

• Galicianlingua de signos

• GermanGebärdensprache

• Greekνοηματική γλώσσα

• Greenlandicussersuutit

• Hungarianjelnyelv

• Icelandicqualifierisis

• Indonesianbahasa isyarat

• Inuktitutᐆᒃᑐᐊᕋᐅᓯᕋᖅ,

• Irishteanga chomharthaíochta

• Japanese手話

• Kazakhым тілі

• Korean수화

• Lakotawíyutȟapi

• Lule Samisiejvvemgiella

• LuxembourgishZeechesprooch

• Malaybahasa isyarat

• Northern Samigiehtagiella

• Norwegian

• Polishjęzyk migowy

• Portugueselinguagem de sinais

• Russianязы́к же́стов

• Spanishlenguaje por señas

• Swedishteckenspråk

• Tibetanབརྡ་སྐད​

• Turkishişaret dili

• Vietnamesengôn ngữ ký hiệu, thủ ngữ

36.

• Englishtoe

• Englisheach of the five digits on the end of the foot

• Ainuアシケペッ

• Albanianshputë

• Arabicإِصْبَع

• Armenianոտքի մատ, մատ

• Belarusianпа́лец нага́

• Bulgarianпръст

• Catalandit del peu

• Chinese

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ ⲛⲣⲁⲧ

• Czechprst

• Danishtå

• Dutchteen

• Esperantopiedfingro

• Estonianvarvas

• Faroesetá

• Finnishvarvas

• Frenchorteil

• Galiciandeda

• Georgianფეხის თითი

• GermanZeh

• Hawaiianmanamana

• Hebre אצבע כף הרגל

• Hindiपाँव का अंगूठा

• Hungarianlábujj

• Icelandictá

• Indonesianjari kaki

• Ingrianvarvaz

• Interlinguadigito

• Irishladharméar coise

• Italiandito del piede

• Japanese趾爪先

• Khmerម្រាមជើង

• Korean발가락

• Kurdish

• Laoneeded

• Latindigitus

• Latviankājas pirksts

• Lithuaniankojos pirštas

• LuxembourgishZéif

• Macedonianпрст

• Malayjari kaki

• Mongolianхөлийн хуруу

• Navajoakézhoozh

• Ngarrindjeripida

• Norwegiantå

• Occitanartelh

• Old Englishta

• Pangasinangamet-na-sali

• Persianانگشت پا

• Polishpalec u noga

• Portuguesededo do pépododáctilo

• Romaniandeget de la picior

• Russianпа́лец

• Scotstae

• Scottish gaeliccorrag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakprst

• Sloveneprst

• Sorbian

• Spanishdedo del pie

• Swahilikidole

• Swedishtå

• Tagalogdaliri sa paa, daliri ng paa

• Thaiนิ้วนิ้วเท้า

• Ukrainianпа́лець

• Vietnamesengón chân

• Welshbys troed

• West frisiantean, tien

• Yiddishפֿינגער

• Zuluuzwane

37.

• Englishring

• Englishround piece of (precious) metal worn around the finger

• Afrikaansring

• Albanianunazë

• Arabicخَاتَم

• Aragoneseaniello

• Armenianմատանի

• Aromaniannel

• Asturiananiellu

• Azeriüzük

• Baluchiچلہ

• Bashkirйөҙөк

• Basqueeraztun

• Belarusianпярсцёнак

• Bembaim-balaáminwe, i-lindaáminwe

• Bretonbizou

• Bulgarianпръ̀стен

• Catalananell

• Chamicuroshpaki'techi

• Chamorroaniyu

• CherokeeᎠᎵᏰᏑᏍᏔᏬ

• Chinese

• Chuvashҫӗрӗ

• Corsicananellu

• Czechprsten

• Dalmatiananial

• Danishring

• Dutchring

• Egyptiana:a-w-S21 aaw

• Erzyaсуркс

• Esperantoringo

• Estoniansõrmus

• Faroeseringur

• Finnishsormus

• Frenchanneau

• Friuliananel

• Gagauzüzük

• Galiciananel

• Georgianბეჭედი, ნიშანი

• GermanRing

• Greekδαχτυλίδι

• Guaraníkuairũ

• Gujaratiવીંટી

• Haitian Creolebag

• Hebre טבעת

• Hindiअंगूठी

• Hungariangyűrű

• Icelandicbaugur

• Idoringo

• Indonesiancincin

• Interlinguaanello

• Irishfáinne

• Italiananello

• Japanese指輪

• Karachay-Balkarжюзюкджюзюк

• Karakalpakju'zik

• Kazakhжүзік

• Khakasчӱстӱк, пурба

• Khmerចិញ្ចៀន

• Korean가락지

• Kumykюзюк

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzжүзүк, шакек

• Ladino

• Latgaliangradzyns

• Latinanulus

• Latviangredzens

• Lithuanianžiedas

• Macedonianпрстен

• Malaycincin

• Malteseċurkett

• Mongolianбөгж

• Navajoyoostsah

• Ngazidja Comorianmbere

• Nogaiюзик

• Normanbague

• Norwegianring

• Occitananèl

• Old Gujaratiमूंद्रडी

• Persianحلقه

• Polishpierścień

• Portugueseanel

• Romagnolanèl

• Romanicheckअंगूस्ती

• Romanianinel

• Romanschanèanianel

• Russianкольцо́

• Sardinian

• Sassareselóriga

• Scottish gaelicfàinne

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorчӱстӱк

• Siciliananeddu

• Slovakprsteň

• Sloveneprstan

• Southern Altaiјӱстӱк

• Spanishanillo

• Swedishring

• Tagalogsingsing

• Tajikҳалқа, ангуштарӣ

• Tamilமோதிரம்

• Tatarйөзек, балдак

• Telugucheckఉంగరం

• Thaiแหวน

• Turkishyüzük

• Turkmenýüzük

• Tuvanчүстүк

• Ukrainianпе́рстень

• Urduانگوٹھیچھلا

• Uzbekuzuk

• Vietnamesenhẫn, cà rá

• Walloonanea

• Welshmodrwy

• West frisianring

• White Hmongnplhaib

• Yakutбиһилэх

• Yiddishפֿינגערל

38.

• Englishforefinger

• Englishfirst finger next to the thumb

• Albaniangisht tregues

• Arabicسَبَّابَة

• Aramaicܡܛܘܚܬܐ

• Armenianցուցամատ

• Basquehatz erakusle

• Belarusianпаказа́льны па́лец

• Bretonbiz-yod

• Bulgarianпоказа́лец

• Catalaníndex

• Chinese

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ ⲛⲡⲛⲓ

• Czechukazovák

• Danishpegefinger

• Dutchwijsvinger

• Esperantomontra fingro, montrofingro

• Estoniannimetissõr

• Faroesefremstifingur

• Finnishetusormi

• Frenchindex

• Georgianსალოკი თითი, საჩვენებელი თითი

• GermanZeigefinger

• Greekδείκτης

• Hebre אצבע מורה

• Hungarianmutatóujj

• Icelandicvísifingurbendifingur

• Ilocanotammudo

• Indonesianjari telunjuk, tarjani

• Interlinguadigito indice, indice

• Italianindice

• Japanese人差し指

• Kannadaneeded

• Korean집게손가락

• Latinindex

• Latvianrādītājpirksts

• Lotudgontuduk

• Lule Samitjutjuk

• Macedonianпоказа́лец

• Malayjari telunjuk

• Maltesesaba’ l-werrej

• Maorikōroa

• Navajoálaʼ tsostsʼidí

• Ngazidja Comoriansha shahada

• Normanpreunmié déarideigt

• Northern Samičuvdi

• Norwegian

• Ottoman Turkishسبابهشهادت پرمغي

• Polishpalec wskazujący

• Portuguesededo indicadorPortugal, dedo índex gPortugal, índex gPortugal

• Romaniandeget arătător

• Russianуказа́тельный па́лец

• Scottish gaelicsgealbag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiڏَسِڻِي

• Skolt Samičuõjjiǩ

• Slovakukazovák

• Slovenekazalec

• Southern Kalingapattuchu

• Spanishíndice

• Sundanesecuruk

• Swedishpekfinger

• Tagaloghintuturo

• Teluguచూపుడువేలు, తర్జని

• Tetumliman fuan hatudu

• Turkishişaret parmağı

• Turkmensüýem barmak

• Ukrainianвказі́вний па́лець

• Vietnamesengón tay trỏ

• Welshmynegfys

• West Coast Bajautemboro'

• West frisianfoarste finger, wiisfinger

• Yup'ikkeniun, tekeq, tengayuq

39.

• Englishspan

• Englishspace from thumb to little finger

• Arabic

• Catalanpam

• Finnishvaaksa

• Frenchempan

• Hungarianarasz

• Italianspanna

• Kurdish

• Maoriwhanga

• Persianوجبپنک

• Polishpiędź

• Portuguesepalmo

• Russianпядь

• Spanishcuarta

• Tagalogdamak, sandamak

• Teluguజాన

• Walloonaspagne

40.

• Englishfinger

• Englishextremity of the hand

• Abkhazанацәа

• Afrikaansvinger

• Albaniangisht

• Arabicإِصْبَع

• Armenianմատ

• Aromaniandzeadzit

• Asturiandeu

• Avarкилищ

• Azeribarmaq

• Baluchiموردانگ

• Bashkirбармаҡ

• Basquehatz

• Batsტარკ

• Belarusianпа́лец

• Bengaliআঙ্গুল

• Bretonbiz

• Bulgarianпръст

• Burmeseလက်ချောင်း

• Buryatхурган

• Catalandit

• Chamicurosulu shijpa

• Chechenпӏелг

• Chichewachala

• Chinese

• Chuvashпӳрне

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ

• Corsicanditu

• Czechprst

• Danishfinger

• Dhivehiއިނގިލި

• Dongxiangghurun

• Dupaninan Agtagiray

• Dutchvinger

• Erzyaсур, кедь сур

• Esperantofingro

• Estoniansõr, näpp

• Faroesefingur

• Finnishsormi

• Frenchdoigt

• Frisian

• Friuliandêt

• Gagauzparmak

• Galiciandedo

• Georgianთითი

• GermanFinger

• Greekδάχτυλο

• Gujaratiઆંગળી

• Haitian Creoledwèt

• Hawaiianmanamana

• Hebre אֶצְבַּע

• Hindiउंगली

• Hungarianujj

• Icelandicfingur

• Idofingro

• Indonesianjari

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishméar

• Italiandito

• Japanese指

• Kalmykхурһн

• Kannadaಬೆರಳು

• Karachay-Balkarбармакъ

• Karakalpakbarmaq

• Kareliansormi

• Kazakhбармақ

• Khakasсалаа

• Khmerម្រាមដៃ

• Komi-Zyrianчунь

• Kongomioko

• Korean손가락

• Koryakйылгылӈын

• Kumykбармакъ

• Kurdishtil

• Kyrgyzбармак

• Laoນິ້ວມື

• Latgalianpiersts

• Latindigitus

• Latvianpirksts

• Lazკითი

• Lithuanianpirštas

• Livoniansuoŗ

• Lojbandegji

• Lugandaolugalo

• Luhyaluluala, luluala

• Luoching

• LuxembourgishFanger

• Macedonianпрст

• Malagasyankihikely

• Malayjari

• Malayalamവിരൽ

• Maltesesaba

• Manxmair

• Marathiअंगुली

• Mazanderaniانگیس

• Mongolianхуруу

• Nahuatlmapili

• Navajoálázhoozh, álánééz

• Nepaliऔंला

• Norwegianfinger

• Occitandet

• Ojibweniibinaakwaanininj

• Okinawanいいび

• Old church slavonicпрьстъ

• Ossetianӕнгуылдз

• Ottoman Turkishبنانانگشت

• Pashtoګوته

• Persianانگشت

• Polishpalec

• Portuguesededo

• Romagnoldòit

• Romaninaj

• Romaniandeget

• Russianпа́лец

• Salarparmax

• Northern Samisuorbma

• Sanskritअङ्गुली

• Scottish gaelicmeurmeirceann

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shonaneeded

• Sicilianjiritujiditu

• Sindhiآڱُر

• Sinhaleseඇඟිල්‍ල

• Skolt Samisuõrm

• Slovakprst

• Sloveneprst

• Somalifaro

• Sorbian

• Sothomonwana

• Southern Altaiсабар

• Spanishdedo

• Svanფხულე

• Swahilikidole, dole

• Swedishfinger

• Tagalogdaliri

• Tajikангушт

• Tamilவிரல்

• Tatarбармак

• Teluguవేలు

• Thaiนิ้ว

• Tibetanneeded

• Tigrinyaኣጻብዕ

• Turkishparmak

• Turkmenbarmak

• Tuvanсалаа

• Ukrainianпа́лець

• Urduانگلی

• Uyghurبارماق

• Uzbekbarmoq

• Venetiandéo

• Vietnamesengón tay

• Vilamovianfyngier

• Volapükdoat

• Walloondoet

• Welshbys

• Xhosaumnwe

• Yakutтарбах

• Yiddishפֿינגער

• Zuluumunwe

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishanything that does work of a finger

• Spanishqualifieresaguja

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishfinger pier

• Hebre רציףמזח

• Spanishmuelle en espigón

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishthe breadth of a finger

• Frenchdoigt

• Spanishdedo

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishskill in the use of the fingers, as in playing upon a musical instrument

• Spanishdedeo

• Basquecheckhatz

• Guaranícheckkuã

• Indonesiancheckjari

• Interlinguacheckdigito

• Pitjantjatjaracheckmaṟa parka

• Tupinambácheckpoã

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishto poke

• Bulgarianпипам

• Chinese

• Danishfingerere, famle ved

• Dutchporren

• Finnishsormeilla, näpelöidä, hivellä

• Frenchtripoter

• Greekψηλαφίζω

• Portuguesecutucar

• Russianткнуть

• Spanishhurgar

• Swedishfingra, peta

• Turkishparmak atmak

• Vietnamesechọc, đâ

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishto penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger

• Czechprstit

• Dutchvingeren

• Esperantofingrumi

• Frenchdoigter

• Greekβάζω δάχτυλο

• Icelandicputta

• Spanishdedear

• Swedishpulla

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishto use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument

• Maoripokipoki

• 
  

• Englishfinger

• Englishto provide instructions about the use of fingers in music

• Danishangive fingersætning i

• Finnishsormittaa

• Frenchdoigter

• Vietnameseđánh, bấm (a), ghi cách bấm (b)

41.

• Englishphalanx

• Englishfinger or toe bone

• Arabicسُلَامَى

• Armenianմատնահատված

• Belarusianфаланга

• Bulgarianфаланга

• Catalanfalange

• Chinese

• Czechčlánek prstu

• Danishfalanks

• Esperantofalango

• Finnishvarpaanluu qualifier

• Frenchphalange

• GermanFingerglied

• Greekφάλαγγα

• Hebre גָּלִיל

• Icelandickjúka

• Italianfalange

• Japanese指骨ja

• Macedonianфаланга

• Malayfalanks

• Polishpaliczek

• Portuguesefalange

• Romanianfalangă

• Russianфала́нга

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakčlánok prstu

• Spanishfalange

• Swedishfalang

• Ukrainianфаланга

• Volapükqualifiervo

42.

• Englishflip

• Englishto put into a quick revolving motion through a snap of the thumb and index finger

• Finnishheittää

• Germanwerfen

• Russianподбра́сыватьброса́ть

43.

• Englishring finger

• Englishfinger between the middle finger and little finger

• Arabicبِنْصِر

• Aramaicܒܨܪܐ

• Armenianմատնեմատ

• Basquehaznagi

• Belarusianбезназоўны палец

• Bretonbiz-gwalenn

• Bulgarianбезименен пръст

• Catalandit anular

• Chinese

• Copticⲁⲛⲕⲟⲕⲓ

• Czechprsteník

• Danishringfinger

• Dongxiangoliechin ghurun

• Dutchringvinger

• Esperantoringofingro

• Finnishnimetön

• Frenchannulaire

• Georgianარათითი

• GermanRingfinger

• Greekπαράμεσος

• Hebre קמיצה

• Hindiअंगूठी

• Hungariangyűrűsujj

• Icelandicbaugfingur

• Ilocanosisingsingan

• Indonesianjari manis

• Interlinguadigito anular, anular

• Irishméar an fháinnemac an daba

• Italiananulare

• Japanese薬指くすりゆび

• Korean약지약손가락

• Macedonianдомал прст

• Malayjari manis

• Maltesesaba’ taċ-ċurkett

• Maorimānawa

• Marathiअनामिका

• Navajoálaʼataʼí, álaʼ náhástʼéíígíí

• NormanJean des sceasJean des sceaus

• Northern Samiorbbeš

• Norwegian

• Ottoman Turkishيوزكلو پرمقپرمغي يوزكلو

• Polishpalec serdeczny

• Portuguesededo anular

• Romanianinelar

• Russianбезымя́нный па́лец

• Scottish gaelicmac-an-aba

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiٻاچَ

• Slovakprstenník

• Sloveneprstanec

• Southern Kalingapaochong

• Spanishdedo anular

• Sundanesejariji

• Swedishringfinger

• Tagalogpaninsingan

• Teluguఉంగరపు వేలు

• Turkishyüzük parmağı

• Turkmenogulhajat

• Ukrainianбезіменний палець

• Walloondoet a l' anea

• Welshbys y fodrwy

• West Coast Bajaujari mamis

• West frisianringfinger

• Yup'ikatrilnguq, aliqiliqiaq, ekiliq

44.

• Englishfillip

• Englishthe act of releasing the index finger from the hold of a thumb with a snap

• Bulgarianщракване с пръсти

• Chinese

• Dutchknip, vingerknip

• Finnishnapsutus

• Frenchpichenette

• GermanSchnalzen

• Italianschiocco, schioccare le dito

• Japanese指パッチンフィンガースナップ指を弾く

• Maoritoropana

• Portuguesepeteleco

• Romanianbobârnac

• Russianщелчо́к

• Spanishpapirote

• Swedishknäppa qualifier

• Teluguచిటిక

• Turkishparmak şıklatması

45.

• Englishsticky fingers

• Englishpetty thie

• Frenchchapardeur

• GermanLangfinger

46.

• Englishfingerless

• Englishhaving no fingers

• Chinese

• Finnishsormeton

• Hungarianujjatlan

• Turkishparmaksız

47.

• Englishnose-picking

• Englishinsertion of a finger into one's nostril, especially to remove mucus.

• Chinese

• Dutchneuspeuteren

• Finnishnenän kaivaminen

• Germannasenbohren

• Hebre חיטוט באף

• Japanese鼻ほじり

• Latviandeguna urbināšana

• Macedonianчепкање нос

• Persianانگشت‌کردن در بینی

• Polishdłubanie w nosie

• Portuguesecutucada no nariz

• Russianковыря́ние в носу́

• Spanishhurgarse la nariz

• Swedishnäspetning

• Tagalogpangungulangot

48.

• Englishlittle finger

• Englishoutermost and smallest finger of the hand

• Alabamailbochòosi

• Arabicخِنْصِر

• Aramaicܚܨܪܐ

• Armenianճկույթ

• Basqueatxiki

• Belarusianмязінец

• Bretonbiz-bihan

• Bulgarianкутремалешка

• Catalandit petit

• Central Melanautujok ingeh

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlmahpiltōntli

• Copticⲥⲁⲗⲟⲩⲡⲓⲛ

• Crimean Tatarkiçik parmaq

• Czechmalík

• Danishlillefinger

• Dutchpink

• Esperantomalgranda fingro, etfingro

• Estonianväike sõr

• Finnishpikkusormi, pikkuvarvas

• Frenchpetit doigt

• Georgianნეკი, ნეკა თითი

• Germankleiner Finger

• Greekμικρός

• Hebre זרת

• Hungariankisujj

• Ilocanokikit

• Indonesianjari kelingking

• Interlinguadigito auricular, auricular

• Irishméar bheag

• Italianmignolo

• Japanese小指

• Korean새끼손가락

• Lazწულუ კითი

• Macedonianмал прст

• Malayjari kelengkeng

• Maltesesaba’ żgħir

• Maorikōiti

• Navajoáláyáázh

• Neapolitanmignulìllo

• Ngazidja Comorianshaya sha ntsa

• Normanp'tit dép'tit quérouin

• Northern Samičelččen

• Norwegian

• Pitjantjatjaramaṟa ngaḻi

• Polishmały palec

• Portuguesededo mínimodedo auricular

• Romaniandeget mic

• Russianмизи́нец

• Scotspinkie

• Scottish gaeliclùdagcorra-mheur

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiچِيچَ

• Slovakmalíček

• Slovenemezinec

• Southern Kalingapaiing

• Spanishdedo meñique

• Sundanesecingir

• Swedishlillfinger, lilltå

• Tagalogkalingkingan, hinliliit

• Turkishserçe parmağı

• Turkmenkülembike

• Ukrainianмізинець

• Vietnamesengón út, ngón tay út

• Volapükrikül

• Welshbys bach

• West frisianpink

• Yup'ikiqelquq

49.

• Englishmiddle finger

• Englishfinger between the forefinger and the ring finger

• Arabicوُسْطَى

• Aramaicܡܨܥܝܬܐ

• Armenianմիջնամատ

• Basquehatz erdiko

• Belarusianсярэ́дні па́лец

• Bretonbiz-bras

• Bulgarianсре́ден пръст

• Catalandit del mig

• Central Melanautujok dagen

• Chinese

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ ⲛⲑⲙⲏϯ

• Czechprostředník

• Danishlangfinger

• Dutchmiddelvinger

• Esperantolonga fingro, meza fingro, mezfingro

• Estoniankeskmine sõr

• Faroeselongutong

• Finnishkeskisormi, keskari

• Frenchmajeurmédius

• Georgianშუათითი

• GermanMittelfinger

• Greekμέσος

• Hebre אַמָּהצְרֵדָה

• Hungarianközépsőujj

• Icelandiclangatöng

• Ilocanoakintenga nga ramay

• Indonesianjari tengah, jari hantu, jari malang, jari mati, jari panjang

• Interlinguadigito medie

• Italianmedio

• Japanese中指

• Kalmykдундк

• Kannadaಎಡೆವೆರಲ್

• Korean중지 (가운뎃손가락

• Laoນິ້ວກາງ

• Latindigitus medius

• Macedonianсреден прст

• Malayjari hantu, jari tengah, jari malang, jari mati, jari panjang

• Maltesesaba’ tan-nofs

• Maoritōroa, māpere

• Navajoálánézhí

• Ngazidja Comorianshaya sha hari

• Normanmaître démouss'cotin

• Northern Samigaskasuorbma

• Norwegian

• Ottoman Turkishاورتا پرمق

• Polishpalec środkowy

• Portuguesededo médio

• Romaniandeget mijlociu

• Russianсре́дний па́лец

• Scottish gaelicgunna fadamioragaidh-fad

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiوِچِين

• Skolt Samikõskksuõrm

• Slovakprostredník

• Slovenesredinec

• Southern Kalingapagkawkawa

• Spanishdedo de en medio

• Sundanesejajangkung

• Swedishlångfinger

• Tagaloghinlalato

• Tamilநடுவிரல்

• Teluguనడివ్రేలు

• Turkishorta parmak

• Turkmenorta barmak

• Ukrainianсере́дній па́лець

• Vietnamesengón giữa, ngón tay giữa

• West frisianmiddelste finger

• Yup'ikakulipeq, alqiliq, aquq

• Zuluuphakathi

50.

• Englishpterodactyl

• Englishinformal term for any pterosaur

• Catalanpterodàctil

• Chinese

• Esperantopterodaktilo

• Frenchptérodactyle

• GermanPterodaktylus

• Greekπτεροδάκτυλος

• Hawaiianpeterodaketila

• Italianpterodattilo

• Japaneseプテロダクティルステロダクティル

• Portuguesepterodáctilo

• Russianптерода́ктиль

• Spanishpterodáctilo

• Swahilipterodaktilo

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