dode Zazaki - Burmese

1.

• Englishno longer alive

• Afrikaansdood

• Albanianvdekur

• Aleutasxaanax

• Arabicمَيِّت

• Armenianմեռած

• Aromanianmortu

• Asturianmuertu

• Azeriölü

• Bashkirүлгән, үле

• Belarusianмёртвы

• Bengaliমৃত

• Bretonmaro

• Bulgarianмъ̀ртъв

• Burmeseသေ

• Catalanmort

• Cebuanopatay

• Chamicurokashele'taka

• Chechenделла

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarölü

• Czechmrtvý

• Dalmatianmuart

• Danishdød

• Dutchdood, dode, overleden, gestorven

• Esperantomorta

• Estoniansurnud

• Finnishkuollut

• Franco-Provençalmôrt

• Frenchmort

• Friulianmuart

• Georgianმკვდარი, გარდაცვლილი

• Germantot, gestorben

• Greekνεκρός, πεθαμένος, ψόφιος

• Greenlandictoqu

• Hawaiianmake

• Hebre מֵת

• Hindiमृतमरा हुआमुर्दा

• Hungarianhalott

• Icelandicdauður, dáinn, látinn

• Idomortinta

• Indonesianmati, tinggal

• Interlinguamorte

• Inuktitutᑐᖁ

• Irishmarbh

• Italianmorto

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmort

• Kazakhөлі

• Khmerម្រឹតស្លាប់

• Korean죽다죽다

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzөлүк

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latinmortuus

• Latvianmiris, nedzīvs

• Lithuanianmiręs, negyvas

• Low Germandood

• Luxembourgishdout

• Macedonianмртовпцовисан

• Malaymati

• Mongolianүхсэн

• Norwegian

• Occitanmòrt

• Old church slavonicмрътвъ

• Old East Slavicмьртвъ

• Pashtoمړ

• Persianمرده

• Polishmartwy, zmarły

• Portuguesemorto

• Romanianmort

• Romanschmort

• Russianмёртвый, умереть

• Sanskritमृत

• Sardinianmoltu, mortu

• Scottish gaelicmarbh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianmortu

• Sinhaleseමළ

• Slovakmŕtvy

• Slovenemŕtev

• Sorbian

• Spanishmuerto

• Swedishdöd

• Tagalogpatay

• Tajikмурда

• Tatarүлек

• Thaiตาย

• Tok Pisindai

• Turkishölü, ölmüş

• Turkmenöli

• Tuvanөлүг, ölgen, ыржым, шыпшың, ээн

• Ukrainianме́ртвий

• Urduمردہ

• Uyghurئۆلۈك

• Uzbekoʻlik

• Venetianmorto

• Vietnamesechết

• Walloonmoirt, crevé qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandea, deade

• Yiddishטויט

• Yucatec Mayakimen

• Yup'iktuqu

• 
  

• Englishthose who have died

• Bulgarianмъртвите

• Chinese

• Czechmrtví

• Danishdøde

• Dutchdodengestorvenen

• Faroesedeyðu

• Finnishkuollutvainaja

• Frenchmorts

• GermanTote

• Greekνεκροί

• Hebre מתים

• Icelandicdánu

• Japanese死者

• Kurdish

• Latvianmiruši

• Malayyang mati, si mati

• Polishumarli

• Portuguesemortos

• Russianмёртвыйпокойникумерший

• Spanishmuertos

• Swedishdöda

• Japanesecheck死者

2.

• Englishbeing animate, though non-living

• Czechnemrtvý

• Dutchondode

• Esperantomalmorta

• Frenchmort-vivant

• Germanuntot

• Norwegianvandød

• Polishnieumarły

• Portuguesemorto-vivo

• Spanishno-muerto

• Catalancheckmort vivent

3.

• Englishno longer alive

• Afrikaansdood

• Albanianvdekur

• Aleutasxaanax

• Arabicمَيِّت

• Armenianմեռած

• Aromanianmortu

• Asturianmuertu

• Azeriölü

• Bashkirүлгән, үле

• Belarusianмёртвы

• Bengaliমৃত

• Bretonmaro

• Bulgarianмъ̀ртъв

• Burmeseသေ

• Catalanmort

• Cebuanopatay

• Chamicurokashele'taka

• Chechenделла

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarölü

• Czechmrtvý

• Dalmatianmuart

• Danishdød

• Dutchdood, dode, overleden, gestorven

• Esperantomorta

• Estoniansurnud

• Finnishkuollut

• Franco-Provençalmôrt

• Frenchmort

• Friulianmuart

• Georgianმკვდარი, გარდაცვლილი

• Germantot, gestorben

• Greekνεκρός, πεθαμένος, ψόφιος

• Greenlandictoqu

• Hawaiianmake

• Hebre מֵת

• Hindiमृतमरा हुआमुर्दा

• Hungarianhalott

• Icelandicdauður, dáinn, látinn

• Idomortinta

• Indonesianmati, tinggal

• Interlinguamorte

• Inuktitutᑐᖁ

• Irishmarbh

• Italianmorto

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmort

• Kazakhөлі

• Khmerម្រឹតស្លាប់

• Korean죽다죽다

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzөлүк

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latinmortuus

• Latvianmiris, nedzīvs

• Lithuanianmiręs, negyvas

• Low Germandood

• Luxembourgishdout

• Macedonianмртовпцовисан

• Malaymati

• Mongolianүхсэн

• Norwegian

• Occitanmòrt

• Old church slavonicмрътвъ

• Old East Slavicмьртвъ

• Pashtoمړ

• Persianمرده

• Polishmartwy, zmarły, nieżywy

• Portuguesemorto

• Romanianmort

• Romanschmort

• Russianмёртвый, умереть

• Sanskritमृत

• Sardinianmoltu, mortu

• Scottish gaelicmarbh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianmortu

• Sinhaleseමළ

• Slovakmŕtvy

• Slovenemŕtev

• Sorbian

• Spanishmuerto

• Swedishdöd

• Tagalogpatay

• Tajikмурда

• Tatarүлек

• Thaiตาย

• Tok Pisindai

• Turkishölü, ölmüş

• Turkmenöli

• Tuvanөлүг, ölgen, ыржым, шыпшың, ээн

• Ukrainianме́ртвий

• Urduمردہ

• Uyghurئۆلۈك

• Uzbekoʻlik

• Venetianmorto

• Vietnamesechết

• Walloonmoirt, crevé qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandea, deade

• Yiddishטויט

• Yucatec Mayakimen

• Yup'iktuqu

• 
  

• Englishthose who have died

• Bulgarianмъртвите

• Chinese

• Czechmrtví

• Danishdøde

• Dutchdodengestorvenen

• Faroesedeyðu

• Finnishkuollutvainaja

• Frenchmorts

• GermanTote

• Greekνεκροί

• Hebre מתים

• Icelandicdánu

• Japanese死者

• Kurdish

• Latvianmiruši

• Malayyang mati, si mati

• Polishumarli

• Portuguesemortos

• Russianмёртвыйпокойникумерший

• Spanishmuertos

• Swedishdöda

• Japanesecheck死者

4.

• Englisha part of culture that is passed from person to person or generation to generation

• Afrikaanstradisie

• Albaniantraditë

• Arabicتَقْلِيد

• Armenianավանդույթ

• Asturiantradición

• Azeriənənə

• Bashkirйола

• Basquetradizio

• Belarusianтрады́цыя

• Bengaliঐতিহ্য

• Bulgarianтради́ция

• Burmeseပဝေဏီ

• Catalantradició

• Chinese

• Czechtradice

• Danishtradition

• Dutchtraditie

• Esperantotradicio

• Estoniantraditsioon, tava, komme, pärimus

• Finnishperimätieto, perinne, traditio

• Frenchtradition

• Georgianტრადიცია, ჩვეულება, წეს-ჩვევა

• GermanTraditionde

• Greekπαράδοση

• Hebre מסורת

• Hindiपरंपरा

• Hungarianhagyomány, tradíció

• Icelandichefð

• Idotradiciono

• Indonesiantradisi, adat

• Irishtraidisiún

• Italiantradizione

• Japanese伝統

• Kazakhсалт-дәстүр, әдет-ғұрпы, салт, дәстүр

• Khmerប្រពៃណី

• Korean전통

• Kyrgyzтрадиция, адат, салт, каада-салт

• Laoປະເພນີ

• Latincōnsuētūdō

• Latvianparaža

• Lithuaniantradicija

• Luhyabutamaduni

• LuxembourgishTraditioun

• Macedonianтради́ција

• Malaytradisi

• Maltesetradizzjoni

• Mongolianуламжлал

• Norwegian

• Pashtoدود

• Persianسنت

• Polishtradycja

• Portuguesetradição

• Romaniantradiție

• Russianтради́ция

• Scotstradeetion

• Scottish gaelicdualchasbeul-oideas

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseචාරිත්‍රය

• Slovaktradícia

• Slovenetradicija

• Spanishtradición

• Swahilitamaduni, itikadi, utamaduni, tabia, desturi

• Swedishtradition

• Tagalogkamihasnan, kaugalian, pinamulihan, tradisyon

• Tajikанъана, суннат‍

• Tamilபாரம்பரியம்

• Teluguసంప్రదాయం

• Thaiประเพณี

• Turkishgelenek, töre

• Turkmendessur, däp-dessur, däp, ýörelge

• Ukrainianтради́ція

• Urduروایت

• Uyghurرەسىم

• Uzbekanʻana

• Vietnamesetruyền miệng

• Walloonuzance

• Welshtraddodiad

• Yiddishמסורה

• Zazakidode

5.

• Englishundead

• Dutchondodezombie

• Frenchmorts-vivants

• Polishżywe trupy

• Spanishmuertos vivientes

• Englishundead

• Dutchondodezombie

• Frenchmorts-vivants

• Polishżywe trupy

• Portuguesemorto-vivo

• Spanishmuertos vivientes

6.

• Englishno longer alive

• Afrikaansdood

• Albanianvdekur

• Aleutasxaanax

• Arabicمَيِّت

• Armenianմեռած

• Aromanianmortu

• Asturianmuertu

• Azeriölü

• Bashkirүлгән, үле

• Belarusianмёртвы

• Bengaliমৃত

• Bretonmaro

• Bulgarianмъ̀ртъв

• Burmeseသေ

• Catalanmort

• Cebuanopatay

• Chamicurokashele'taka

• Chechenделла

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarölü

• Czechmrtvý

• Dalmatianmuart

• Danishdød

• Dutchdood, dode, overleden, gestorven

• Esperantomorta

• Estoniansurnud

• Finnishkuollut

• Franco-Provençalmôrt

• Frenchmort

• Friulianmuart

• Georgianმკვდარი, გარდაცვლილი

• Germantot, gestorben

• Greekνεκρός, πεθαμένος, ψόφιος

• Greenlandictoqu

• Hawaiianmake

• Hebre מֵת

• Hindiमृतमरा हुआमुर्दा

• Hungarianhalott

• Icelandicdauður, dáinn, látinn

• Idomortinta

• Indonesianmati, tinggal

• Interlinguamorte

• Inuktitutᑐᖁ

• Irishmarbh

• Italianmorto

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmort

• Kazakhөлі

• Khmerម្រឹតស្លាប់

• Korean죽다죽다

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzөлүк

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latinmortuus

• Latvianmiris, nedzīvs

• Lithuanianmiręs, negyvas

• Low Germandood

• Luxembourgishdout

• Macedonianмртовпцовисан

• Malaymati

• Mongolianүхсэн

• Norwegian

• Occitanmòrt

• Old church slavonicмрътвъ

• Old East Slavicмьртвъ

• Pashtoمړ

• Persianمرده

• Polishmartwy, zmarły, nieżywy

• Portuguesemorto

• Romanianmort

• Romanschmort

• Russianмёртвый, умереть

• Sanskritमृत

• Sardinianmoltu, mortu

• Scottish gaelicmarbh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianmortu

• Sinhaleseමළ

• Slovakmŕtvy

• Slovenemŕtev

• Sorbian

• Spanishmuerto

• Swedishdöd

• Tagalogpatay

• Tajikмурда

• Tatarүлек

• Thaiตาย

• Tok Pisindai

• Turkishölü, ölmüş

• Turkmenöli

• Tuvanөлүг, ölgen, ыржым, шыпшың, ээн

• Ukrainianме́ртвий

• Urduمردہ

• Uyghurئۆلۈك

• Uzbekoʻlik

• Venetianmorto

• Vietnamesechết

• Walloonmoirt, crevé qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandea, deade

• Yiddishטויט

• Yucatec Mayakimen

• Yup'iktuqu

• 
  

• Englishthose who have died

• Bulgarianмъртвите

• Chinese

• Czechmrtví

• Danishdøde

• Dutchdodengestorvenen

• Faroesedeyðu

• Finnishkuollutvainaja

• Frenchmorts

• GermanTote

• Greekνεκροί

• Hebre מתים

• Icelandicdánu

• Japanese死者

• Kurdish

• Latvianmiruši

• Malayyang mati, si mati

• Polishumarli

• Portuguesemortos

• Russianмёртвыйпокойникумерший

• Spanishmuertos

• Swedishdöda

• Japanesecheck死者

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