flamma -

1.

• Englishinflammable

• Englishcapable of burning

• Catalaninflamable, combustible

• Chinese

• Mandarin易燃

• Czechvznětlivý, zápalný, hořlavý

• Finnishpalava, tulenarka, syttyvä, helposti syttyvä

• Frenchinflammable

• Georgianაალებადი

• Germanbrennbar, entflammbar

• Irishso-adhainte, inlasta, inadhainte, adhantach

• Italianinfiammabile

• Japanese引火性可燃性

• Normanînfliammabl'ye

• Manxso-lostey, so-ghreesaghey

• Portugueseinflamável

• Romanianinflamabil

• Russianлегковоспламеня́ющийся

• Scottish gaelicloisgeach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicго̀рљив

• Romangòrljiv, gòriv

• Slovenevnetljivo

• Spanishinflamable, combustible

• Swedishlättantändlig, brännbar

• Tagalogtakaw-apoy

• Turkishyanıcı

2.

• Englishinflame

• Englishto put in a state of inflammation

• Czechzanít

• Finnishtulehduttaa

• Germansich entzünden

• Portugueseinflamar

3.

• Englishflame

• Englishvisible part of fire

• Afrikaansvla

• Albanianflakë

• Arabicلَهَب

• Armenianբոց, հուր

• Aromanianfleamã

• Asturianllama

• Azerialov

• Basquekar, gar, sugar

• Belarusianпо́лымя

• Bengaliশিখাজ্বালা

• Bretonflamm

• Bulgarianпла́мък

• Burmeseတန်ဆောင်

• Catalanflama

• Chichewalawi

• Chinese

• Dunganхуәщир

• Mandarin火焰

• Czechplamen

• Danishflamme

• Dutchvlam

• Esperantoflamo

• Estonianleek

• Finnishliekki

• Frenchflamme

• Old Frenchflamme

• Friulianflame

• Galicianchama

• Georgianალი

• GermanFlamme

• Greekφλόγα

• Guaranítatarendy

• Haitian Creoleflan

• Hebre לֶהָבָהאֵשׁ

• Hindiलौज्वाला

• Hungarianláng

• Icelandiclogi

• Indonesiannyala

• Interlinguaflamma

• Irishlasair

• Italianfiamma

• Japanese炎火炎

• Kazakhжалын

• Khmerសិខិនសុស្ម័ន

• Korean불꽃

• Kurdish

• Soraniبڵێسه‌

• Kyrgyzжалын

• Laoຊະວາລະ

• Latgalianlīsme

• Latinflamma

• Latvianliesma

• Lithuanianliepsna

• Macedonianпла́мен

• Malagasylelàfo

• Malayapi, nyala

• Maltesefjamma

• Maorimura

• Mongolianдөл

• Nahuatlcuezaltol

• Navajokǫʼ

• Nogaiялын

• Norwegian

• Bokmålflamme, lue

• Nynorskflamme, lue

• Occitanflamba

• Old Englishlīġ

• Old Frenchflamme

• Persianشعله

• Polishpłomień

• Portuguesechama

• Romanianflacărăvăpaie

• Russianпла́мяпо́лы́мя

• Sardinianfiama

• Scottish gaeliclasair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпламен

• Romanplamen

• Sicilianciamma

• Sinhaleseneeded

• Slovakplameň

• Sloveneplamen

• Spanishflama

• Swedishflamma

• Tajikшӯълаалов

• Tamilபிழம்பு

• Teluguమంట

• Thaiเปลวไฟอัคนิคณะ

• Tok Pisinpaia

• Tupinambáataendy (t-)

• Turkishalev

• Turkmenýalyn

• Ukrainianпо́лум'я

• Urduneeded

• Uzbekolov, alanga

• Vietnamesengọn lửa

• Walloonblame

• Welshffagl

• West frisianfla

• Yiddishפֿלאַםפֿײַערצונג

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• Englishflame

• Englishromantic partner

• Bulgarianстраст

• Czechmilenec

• Danishflamme

• GermanFlamme

• Greekέρωτας

• Italianfiamma

• Japanese恋人彼女

• Polishkochanka

• Romanianiubit

• Russianстрасть

• Swedishflamma

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• Englishflame

• Englishto produce flames

• Bulgarianпламвам

• Danishflamme

• Dutchvlammen, laaien

• Finnishleimuta, loimuta, olla liekeissä

• Greekφλέγομαι

• Interlinguaflammar

• Italianfiammeggiare, infiammare

• Japanese炎を出す (ほのおをだす, honoo wo dasu), 燃える

• Kurdish

• Soraniئاگرگرتن

• Latvianliesmot

• Polishrozpalić / rozpalać, rozniecić / rozniecać

• Portugueseinflamar

• Romanianînflăcăra

• Russianпыла́ть

• Swedishflamma, flamma upp

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