łyżka Silesian - Lithuanian

1.

• Englishscooped utensil for eating (or serving)

• Abazaмхӏа́чӏва

• Abkhazамҳаҵә

• Adygheджэмышх

• Afardawwaar

• Afrikaanslepel

• Akanatere

• Alabamalapihchi, lapihchosi

• Albanianlugë

• Amharicማንካ

• Arabicمِلْعَقَة

• Aragonesecullara

• Aramaic

• Archiчӏакъв

• Armenianգդալ

• Assameseচামুচ

• Asturiancuyar

• Avarгъуд

• Azeriqaşıq

• Baba Malaysenduk

• Baluchiچمچہ

• Bambarakuyɛri, kutu

• Bashkirҡалаҡ

• Basquekoilara, goilare

• Belarusianлы́жка

• Bengaliচামচ

• Bretonloa

• Bulgarianлъ̀жица

• Burmeseဇွန်း

• Catalancullera

• Chechenӏайг

• Chinese

• Cornishlo

• Crimean Tatarqaşıq

• Czechlžíce

• Danishske

• Dutchlepel

• Dzongkhaཐུར་མ

• Eastern Mariсовла

• Erzyaпенч

• Esperantokulero

• Estonianlusikas

• Faroeseskeiđ

• Finnishlusikka

• Frenchcuiller

• Friuliansedon

• Gagauzkaşık

• Galicianculler

• Georgianკოვზი

• GermanLöffel

• Greekκουτάλι

• Gujaratiચમચો

• Hawaiianpuna

• Hebre כַּף

• Hindiचम्मच

• Huavecochar

• Hungariankanál

• Icelandicskeið

• Idokuliero

• Igbongajị

• Indonesiansendok, sudu

• Interlinguacoclear

• Interlinguecoclare

• Inuktitutᐊᓘᑦ

• Irishspúnóg

• Isanneeded

• Italiancucchiaio

• Japaneseスプーン

• Kalmykухр

• Kabardianлошкӏэ

• Kannadaಚಮಚ

• Karachay-Balkarкъашыкъ

• Karakalpakqasıq

• Karelianluzikku

• Kazakhқасық

• Khakasсамнах

• Khmerស្លាបព្រា

• Komi-Zyrianпань

• Korean숟가락

• Kumykкъашыкъ

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzкашык

• Ladincazuol

• Laoບ່ວງ

• Latgalianlizeika

• Latincocleārium

• Latviankarote

• Limburgishlepel

• Lingalaekijiiko

• Lithuanianšaukštas

• Lojbansmuci

• LuxembourgishLäffel

• Lugandalokelé, lútu

• Luhyasichiko

• Luoojiko

• Lüneeded

• Maasaien-kijíko, ol-kurtét

• Macedonianла́жица

• Malagasysotro

• Malaysudu

• Malayalamസ്പൂണ്‍തവി

• Maltesemgħarfa

• Maoripune

• Mapudungunwixü

• Marathiचमचा

• Mazanderaniکچه

• Mokshaкуцю

• Monဇန်

• Mongolianхалбага

• Navajobééshʼadeeʼ, adeeʼ

• Nepaliचम्चा

• Ngazidja Comoriansutrumkoɓe

• Northern Thaineeded

• Norwegian

• Occitanculhièr

• Ojibweemikwaanens

• Old church slavonic

• Old East Slavicлъжька

• Old Englishspon

• Old Frisianspon

• Old High Germanspanna

• Old Irishlíach

• Old Norsesponn

• Oriyaଚାମଚ

• Ossetianуидыг

• Papiamentukuchara

• Pashtoکاچوغه

• Persianقاشق

• Polishłyżka

• Portuguesecolher

• Punjabiਚਮਚਾ

• Quechuawislla

• Rohingyacamic

• Romanianlingură

• Romanschtschadun

• Russianло́жка

• Rusynло́жка

• Rwanda-Rundiyiko, ikiyiko

• Samogitianneeded

• Santaliᱪᱚᱢᱚᱪ

• Scottish gaelicspàin

• Serbo-Croatian

• Serieenm haxöl

• Shanၸေႃႉ

• Silesianłyżka

• Sindhiچَمْچو

• Sinhaleseහැන්ද

• Slovaklyžicavareška

• Slovenežlica

• Sorbian

• Sothokgaba

• Southern Altaiкалбак

• Southern Thaineeded

• Spanishcuchara

• Swahilikijiko qualifier

• Swedishsked

• Tagalogkutsara

• Tai Damneeded

• Tajikқошуқ

• Tamilகரண்டி

• Tatarкашык

• Teluguచెమ్చా

• Thaiช้อน

• Tibetanཁེམ་བུ

• Tigrinyaማንካ

• Tlingitshál

• Turkishkaşık

• Turkmençemçe

• Tuvanомааш

• Udmurtпуньы

• Ukrainianло́жка

• Urduچمچچمچہ

• Uyghurقوشۇق

• Uzbekqoshiq

• Venetiancuciaro

• Vepsluzik

• Vietnamesethìa, muỗng

• Vilamovianłefuł

• Volapükspun, qualifiervo

• Võroluits

• Wallooncouyî

• Welshllwy

• West frisianleppel, spoen qualifier

• Wolofkuddu

• Xhosaicephe

• Yakutньуоска

• Yiddishלעפֿל

• Yorubaṣíbí

• Yup'ikluuskaaq

• Zhuangbeuzgeng

• Zuluisipunu

2.

• Englishspoon made from wood

• Chinese

• Czechvařečka

• Dutchhouten lepel

• Finnishkapusta, puukauha

• Frenchcuillère en bois

• GermanKochlöffel

• Hungarianfakanál

• Italiancucchiaio di legno

• Japanese杓文字

• Normantchulyi en bouais

• Norwegian

• Polishdrewniana łyżka

• Portuguesecolher de pau

• Russianдеревянныймеша́лка

• Scottish gaelicspàin-fhiodha

• Serbo-Croatiankuhača

• Sloveneverecha

• Spanishcuchara de madera

• Swedishträsked

• Ukrainianкопи́стка

3.

• Englishtool used to assist the foot

• Arabicقَرْن

• Belarusianражок

• Chinese

• Czechlžíce na boty

• Danishskohorn

• Dutchschoenlepelschoentrekker

• Esperantoŝukorno

• Finnishkenkälusikka

• Frenchchausse-pied

• GermanSchuhanzieher

• Hebre כף נעליים

• Hungariancipőhúzó, cipőkanál

• Icelandicskóhorn

• Italiancalzascarpecalzante

• Japanese靴べら靴箆

• Macedonianлажица

• Norwegian

• Polishłyżka do butów

• Portuguesecalçadeira

• Romanianîncălțător de pantofi

• Russianло́жка для обувьрожо́к

• Serbo-Croatianžlica za cipele

• Spanishcalzador

• Swedishskohorn

• Tagalogkalsador, sapin sa paa

• Turkishayakkabı çekeceği

• Ukrainianріжок

• Welshsesbinsiesbin

4.

• Englisha large spoon, used for eating food

• Catalancullera de sopa

• Chinese

• Czechlžíce

• Danishspiseske

• Dutcheetlepel

• Finnishruokalusikka

• Frenchcuillère à soupe

• GermanEsslöffel

• Greekκουτάλι

• Hebre כף

• Hungarianevőkanál

• Icelandicmatskeið

• Irishspúnóg mhór

• Italiancucchiaio da tavola

• Japaneseさじテーブルスプーン

• Korean큰스푼

• Lithuanianvalgomasis šaukštas

• LuxembourgishIessläffel

• Norwegiansuppeskje

• Polishłyżka

• Portuguesecolher

• Russianстоло́вая ло́жкасупова́я ло́жка

• Scottish gaelicspàin-bhùird

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaklyžica

• Spanishcuchara de sopa

• Vietnamesemuỗng canh

• Volapükfidaspun

• Waray-Waraykutsara

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• Englisha unit of measure

• Bulgarianneeded

• Catalancullerada

• Czechpolévková lžíce

• Danishspiseske

• Dutcheetlepel

• Finnishruokalusikallinen

• Frenchcuillère à soupe

• GermanEsslöffel

• Greekκουταλιά

• Icelandicmatskeið

• Italiancucchiaiata

• Japanese大さじ

• Ladinokucharika

• Polishłyżka

• Portuguesecolher de sopa

• Romanianneeded

• Russianстоло́вая ло́жка

• Scottish gaelicspàin-bhùird

• Spanishcucharada

• Swedishmatsked

• Thaiช้อนโต๊ะ

• Turkishneeded

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