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1.

• Englishcommon gull

• EnglishLarus canus

• Albanianpulëbardha ngjyrë hiri

• Basquekaio, antxeta

• Belarusianчайка

• Bretongouelan louet

• Bulgarianчайка буревестница

• Catalangavina

• Chinese

• Mandarin海鸥

• Czechracek bouřní

• Danishstormmåge

• Dutchstormmeeuw

• Esperantogriza mevo

• Estoniankalakajakas

• Faroeseskatumási

• Finnishkalalokki

• Frenchgoéland cendré

• Friuliancocâl, smurgnic

• Galiciangaivota papoia

• GermanSturmmöwe

• Greekγλάρος

• Hungarianviharsirály, sirály

• Icelandicstormmáfur

• Inari Samipäiski

• Irishfaoileán

• Italiangavina

• Japaneseカモメ鴎

• Korean갈매기

• Ladingabian

• Latviankajaks

• Lithuanianpaprastasis kiras, kiras

• Lower Sorbianryborak, rybornik

• Lule Samiguolleskávlle

• Macedonianсив галеб

• Maltesegawwija sekonda

• Northern Samibáiski

• Norwegianfiskemåke

• Nynorskfiskemåse

• Occitangavian

• Polishmewa pospolita

• Portuguesegaivota-parda, gaivota

• Romanichayka

• Romanianucau marinu, laru, gavina

• Russianсизая ча́йка, ча́йка

• Samiskávli

• Sardinianmuetta da tschendra

• Scottish gaelicfaoileag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсиви галеб, бурни галеб

• Romansivi galeb, burni galeb

• Slovakčajka sivá

• Slovenesivi galeb

• Southern Samiguelie-moevse, muevse

• Spanishgaviota

• Swedishfiskmås

• Turkishküçük gümüş martı, dalgıç

• Ukrainianчайка

• Upper Sorbiantonuška

• Welshy gweunydd

• West frisianunwaarsfûgel

• ZealandicSturmmeêuwe, sturmmeêuwe

2.

• Englishloon

• Englishbird of order Gaviiformes

• Basquepulunpari

• Catalancalàbria

• Czechpotáplice

• Danishlom

• Dutchduiker

• Faroeselómur

• Finnishkuikka

• Frenchplongeon

• GermanSeetaucher

• Indonesianloon

• Irishlóma

• Italiangavia, strolaga, svasso, tuffetto

• Korean아비

• Lithuaniannaras

• Macedonianнуркач

• Miamimaankwa

• Norwegian

• Bokmållom

• Ojibwemaang

• Old Norselómr

• Polishnur

• Portuguesemobelha

• Potawatomimang

• Russianгага́ра

• Spanishcolimbo

• Swedishlom

• Turkishdalgıç

• Ukrainianгагара

• Welshtrochydd

3.

• Englishdiver

• Englishsomeone who dives

• Azeridalğıc

• Bulgarianгмуркач

• Catalanbus

• Chinese

• Mandarin潛水員

• Czechpotápěč

• Danishdykker

• Dutchduiker

• Faroesekavari

• Finnishsukeltaja

• Frenchplongeur

• GermanTaucher

• Hungarianbúvár

• Icelandickafari

• Italiantuffatore, palombaro, sommozzatore

• Japanese潜水夫潜りダイバー

• Kalmykбулхач

• Koreanqualifierko

• LuxembourgishDaucher

• Norwegian

• Bokmålqualifiernbnb

• Polishnurek

• Portuguesemergulhador

• Romanianscufundătorscafandrier

• Russianныря́льщикводола́з

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicронилац

• Latinronilac

• Spanishsaltadorsubmarinista

• Tagalogmaninisid

• Turkishdalgıç

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• Englishdiver

• Englishthe loon (bird)

• Bulgarianгмурец

• Czechpotáplice

• Danishlom

• Dutchduiker

• Faroeselómur

• Frenchplongeon

• GermanSeetaucher

• Hungarianbúvármadár

• Italianstrolaga

• Kalmykахун

• Portuguesemergulhão

• Romaniancufundarcorcodel

• Russianгага́ра

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicгњурац

• Latingnjurac

• Slovakpotáplica

• Spanishcolimbo

• Turkishdalgıçkuşu

• Ukrainianгагара

4.

• Englishfrogman

• Englishdiver

• Arabicضِفْدِع بَشَرِيّ

• Egyptian Arabicضفدع بشري

• Azeridalğıc

• Bulgarianводолаз

• Czechžabí muž

• Danishfrømand

• Dutchkikvorsman

• Faroesefroskmaður

• Frenchhomme-grenouille

• GermanFroschmannTaucher

• Greekβατραχάνθρωπος

• Italiansommozzatore

• Polishpłetwonurek

• Portuguesehomem-rã

• Russianводола́з

• Spanishbuzo

• Turkishdalgıç

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