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1.

• Englishlate

• Englishnear the end of a period of time

• Afrikaanslaat

• Arabic

• Armenianուշ

• Aromaniantãrdzãu, tãrdziu

• Azerigec

• Bashkirһуң

• Belarusianпо́зні

• Bulgarianкъ́сен

• Catalantard

• Chinese

• Mandarin晚

• Min Dong迟

• Czechpozdní

• Dalmatiantierč

• Dutchlaat, late

• Faroesesíðla, seint

• Finnishmyöhäinen

• Frenchtard

• Georgianneeded

• Germanspät

• Greekαργά

• Hebre מאוחר

• Hindiदेर

• Hungariankéső, késői, kései

• Icelandicseint

• Interlinguatarde

• Italiantardi

• Japanese遅い

• Kazakhкеш

• Korean늦다

• Kyrgyzкеч

• Laoneeded

• Latintardus

• Latvianvēls, sebu qualifier

• Lithuanianvėlus

• Lojbanlerci

• Low Germanlaat, loot

• Macedonianдоцен

• Malaylambat

• Norwegiansein

• Persianدیر

• Polishpóźny

• Portuguesetarde

• Romaniantârziu

• Romanschtard

• Russianпо́здний (read: póznij)

• Sardinianltaldu, ltardu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкасан

• Romankasan

• Slovakneskorý

• Slovenepôzen

• Spanishtarde

• Swedishsen

• Thaiสาย

• Turkishgeç

• Turkmengiç

• Ukrainianпі́зній

• Urduدير

• Uzbekkech

• Vietnamesemuộn

• Walloontård

2.

• Englishpillage

• Englishloot or plunder by force

• Chinese

• Mandarin掠奪

• Czechdrancovat, plenit

• Estonianrüüstama

• Finnishryöstää, hävittää

• Frenchpiller

• Germanplündern

• Greekλεηλατώδιαγουμίζω

• Hebre שדד

• Indonesianmenjarah

• Italiansaccheggiare

• Japanese略奪

• Korean약탈하다

• Latinpraedo, populor

• Latviansirot

• Maoripāhuahua, pāhua, pāhue

• Portuguesepilhar, saquear

• Romanianprăda

• Russianгра́бить

• Spanishsaquear

• Swedishplundra

• Turkishyağma, talan, çapulculuk

3.

• Englishransack

• Englishto loot or pillage

• Dutchplunderen

• Finnishryöstää, rosvota

• Frenchmettre à sac, saccager

• Germanplündern

• Italiansaccheggiare

• Latindīripiō

• Maoripāhuahua, pāhua

• Romanianprăda

• Spanishsaquear

4.

• Englishlooter

• Englishone who loots

• Frenchpilleur

• GermanPlünderer

• Greekπλιατσικολόγος

• Normanpilleux

• Maorikaipāhua, kaipāhuahua

• Polishszabrownik

• Turkishneeded

5.

• Englishplunder

• Englishto commit robbery or looting (intransitive)

• Dutchplunderen, roven

• Finnishryöstää

• Georgianიტაცებს, ძარცვავს, იპარავს

• Germanplündern

• Greekπλιατσικολογώ, λεηλατώ

• Hungariankirabol

• Italianrapinare

• Norwegian

• Bokmålplyndre

• Nynorskplyndre

• Portuguesepilhar, saquear

• Scottish gaeliccreach

• Spanishsaquear

• Swedishplundra

• Turkishçalmak, aşırmak

• Walloonpiyî

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• Englishplunder

• Englishloot attained by plundering

• Armenianավար, թալան

• Old Armenianաւար, ապուռ

• Aromanianpradã

• Czechlup

• Dutchbuit, plunderbuit

• Finnishryöstösaalis

• Frenchbutin

• GermanBeute

• Greekλάφυρα

• Hungarianzsákmány

• Italianbottino

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbytte

• Nynorskbytte

• Portuguesesaque

• Romanianpradă

• Russianнагра́бленное добро́трофе́й

• Serbo-Croatianплен

• Scottish gaeliccreach

• Spanishbotín, saqueo

• Turkishganimet, olca, yağma, çapul, talan, plaçka

6.

• Englishjump

• Englishpropel oneself rapidly upward such that momentum causes the body to become airborne

• Albaniankërcej

• Alviri-Vidariبپرستن

• American Sign LanguageV@Palm-FingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp BentV@NearPalm-FingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp

• Arabicقَفَزَ

• Egyptian Arabicنط

• Hijazi Arabicنط

• Armenianցատկել, թռչել

• Aromaniansar, ansar

• Asturianblincar, saltar

• Azeriatılmaq, tullanmaq

• Basquejauzi egin, salto egin

• Belarusianскака́цьско́чыць

• Bengaliলাফান, ঝাঁপ দেত্তয়া

• Bulgarianскачам

• Burmeseခုန်

• Catalansaltar

• Chinese

• Mandarin跳蹦

• Czechskočit

• Dalmatiansatur

• Danishspringe, hoppe

• Dutchspringen, opspringen

• Esperantosalti

• Estonianhüppama

• Finnishhypätä

• Frenchsauter

• Friuliansaltâ

• Galiciansaltar

• Georgianხტომა, ხტუნვა, ხტუნაობა

• Germanspringen

• Greekπηδάω, σαλτάρω

• Hebre קָפַץ

• Hindiकूदना

• Hungarianugrik

• Icelandichoppa

• Indonesianmelompat

• Istriotsaltà

• Italiansaltare

• Japanese跳ぶ

• Kazakhсекіру

• Khmerលោត

• Korean뛰다, 점프하다

• Kyrgyzсекирүү

• Laoໂດດ, ກະໂດດ

• Latgalianlēkt, laksteit

• Latinsaliō, saltō

• Latvianlēkt, lēkāt

• Lithuanianšokti, šokinėti

• Luxembourgishsprangen

• Macedonianско́ка, скокне

• Malaymelompat

• Maoripanau qualifier

• Mongolianхарайх, үсрэх

• Neapolitanzumpà

• Normansauter qualifier

• Norwegianhoppe

• Novialsalta

• Occitansautar

• Persianپریدنجستن

• Polishskakać, skoczyć

• Portuguesesaltar, pular

• Quechuatusuy

• Romaniansări, sălta

• Romanschsiglir, saglir, sagleir

• Russianпры́гатьскака́ть

• Sardiniansaltai, saltare, sartare

• Scottish gaelicleu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicскочитискакати

• Romanskočiti

• Siciliansatari, sautari

• Slovakskočiť

• Sloveneskočiti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianskócyś

• Spanishsaltar, brincar

• Swedishhoppa

• Tajikпаридан

• Teluguదూకు

• Thaiกระโดด, โดด

• Turkishatlamak

• Turkmenbökmek

• Ukrainianстриба́ти

• Urduکودنا

• Uzbeksakramoq, irgʻimoq

• Venetiansaltar

• Vietnamesenhảy

• Welshneidio, ysboncio

• Yiddishשפּרינגען

7.

• Englishlooting

• Englishact of looting

• GermanPlünderung

• Hungarianfosztogatás

• Italiansciacallaggio

• Normanpillage

• Spanishsaqueo

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