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1.

• Englishape

• Englishanimal

• Afrikaansaap

• Arabicقِرْدسَعْدَان

• Moroccan Arabicقرد

• Armenianմարդանման կապիկ, qualifierhy

• Belarusianqualifierbe

• Bulgarianqualifierbg

• Chinese

• Mandarin無尾猿类人猿

• Czechopice

• Danishabe

• Dutchaapmensaap

• Esperantohomoideo

• Estonianahv

• Faroeseapa

• Finnishapina, ihmisapina qualifier

• Frenchsingesinge anthropoïde

• Georgianმაიმუნი

• GermanMenschenaffe

• Greekπίθηκος

• Hebre קוף אדם

• Hindiकपि

• Hungarianmajo, emberszabású majo

• Icelandicapi

• Indonesiankera

• Irishápa

• Italianscimmia

• Japanesequalifierjaja

• Khmerស្វា

• Koreanqualifierko유인원

• Latinsīmiaclura

• Lithuanianbeždžiõnė

• Low GermanAap

• LuxembourgishAf

• Macedonianмајмун

• Malaymawas

• Maorimakimaki

• Mongolianсармагчин

• Navajomágí

• Ngazidja Comoriannkima

• Normanmarmoûset

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Norwegianape

• Old Englishapa

• Persianبوزینه

• Polishqualifierplmałpa człekokształtna

• Portuguesemacaco

• Romanianmaimuță

• Russianqualifierruчеловекообра́зная обезья́на

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмајмун

• Romanmajmun

• Slovakopica

• Sloveneopica

• Spanishmono

• Swedishmänniskoapa

• Tagalogbakulaw, ugaw qualifier

• Tajikмаймун

• Thaiqualifierth

• Turkishinsansı maymun

• Ukrainianqualifieruk

• Vietnamesevượn, siêu họ Người

• Volapükqualifiervovolepül, qualifier

• Walloonmårticot

• West frisianaap

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• Englishape

• Englishto imitate

• Bulgarianподражавам

• Dutchna-apen, nadoen, nabootsen, imiteren

• Esperantosimii

• Finnishmatkia, apinoida

• Frenchsinger

• Germannachäffen

• Greekπιθηκίζω

• Icelandicapa eftir

• Italianscimmiottare

• Persianکپی کردن

• Polishmałpować, imitować

• Portugueseimitar, macaquear

• Romanianimita, maimuțări

• Russianqualifierru

• Spanishremedar, imitar

• Swedishhärma, apa efter

• Ukrainianмавпувати

2.

• Englishgreat ape

• Englishape of the taxonomic family Hominidae

• Frenchhominidé

• GermanGroßaffeGrossäffin

3.

• Englishscorch

• Englishto become scorched or singed

• Dutchverzengen

• Finnishpaahtua, korventua, kärventyä

• Frenchroussir, brûler

• Idobruletar

• Italianscottarsi

• Portuguesechamuscar

• Russianвыгора́тьопаля́ться

4.

• Englishmonkey

• Englishprimate

• Afrikaansaap

• Albanianmajmun

• Amharicዝንጀሮ

• Arabicقِرْد

• Egyptianنسناس

• Moroccan Arabicقرْد

• Armenianկապիկ

• Asturianmonu

• Avarмаймалак

• Azerimeymun

• Bashkirмаймыл

• Basquetximino

• Bau Bidayuhoyung

• Belarusianма́лпа

• Bengaliবাঁদর

• Bolebido

• Bulgarianмайму́на

• Burmeseမျောက်

• Catalanmico

• Central Melanaukuyad

• Chamicurokatujkana

• Chechenмаймал

• CherokeeᎠᏓᎴᏍᎩᏱᏍᎩ

• Chinese

• Cantonese馬騮

• Hakka猴仔猴哥

• Mandarin猴子

• Min Dong猴

• Min Nan猴猴仔猴山

• Chuvashупăте

• Classical Nahuatlozomahtli, cuauhchīmal

• Cornishsim

• Crimean Tatarşamek

• Czechopičák

• Danishabe

• Dutchaap

• Egyptianqephi qualifier

• Esperantosimio

• Estonianpärdik, ahv

• Faroeseapa

• Finnishapina qualifier

• Frenchsinge

• Gagauzmaymun

• Galicianmono

• Georgianმაიმუნი

• GermanAffe

• Greekπίθηκος

• Greenlandicaapakaaq

• Gujaratiવાનરવાંદરું

• Haitian Creolemakak

• Hausabiri, birinya

• Hebre קוֹף

• Hindiबंदरवानर

• Hungarianmajo

• Icelandicapi

• Indonesiankera, monyet

• Interlinguasimia

• Irishmoncaí

• Italianscimmia

• Japanese猿

• Karachay-Balkarмаймул

• Kazakhмаймыл

• Khakasсараамӌын

• Khmerស្វា

• Korean원숭이

• Kumykмаймун

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimeymun

• Soraniمه‌یمون

• Kyrgyzмаймыл

• Laoລີງ

• Latinsimiasimiussimius

• Latvianpērtiķis

• Lithuanianbeždžionė

• Low German

• Dutch Low Saxonaop

• German Low GermanAap

• Lugandankima

• Luhyaekhima

• Luoonger

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianмајмун

• Malagasygidro

• Malaymonyet, kera, cewe kerek, ketek

• Malayalamകുരങ്ങന്

• Maltesexadinxadinakitmejmun

• Manchuᠪᠣᠨᡳᡠ

• Maorihako, maki, makimaki

• Marathiमाकड, वानर

• Mongolianсармагчин

• Nahuatlozomahtli

• Navajomágí, mągí

• Nivkhмемобезьяна

• Normanmarmoûset

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Thaineeded

• Norwegian

• Bokmålape

• Old Norseapi

• Nuergɔɔk

• O'odhamchahngo

• Occitanmonin, monard

• Old East Slavicмамона

• Old Englishapa

• Oriyaବାନର

• Pashtoبيزو

• Persianمیمونکپی

• Pipilusumati

• Polishmałpa

• Portuguesemacacomono

• Punjabiਬੰਦਰ

• Romanianmaimuță

• Russianобезья́на

• Sanskritवानरः

• Sardinianmoninca

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмајмун

• Romanmajmun

• Shanneeded

• Sinhaleseවඳුරා

• Slovakopica

• Sloveneopica

• Spanishmono

• Swahilitumbili

• Swedishapa

• Tagal Muruttanduoi, jabulou

• Tagalogtsonggó, unggoy

• Tajikмаймун

• Tamilகுறங்கு

• Tatarмаймыл

• Teluguకోతి, వానరము

• Thaiลิง

• Tibetanསྤྲེའུ

• Turkishmaymun

• Turkmenmaýmyn

• Tuvanсарбашкын

• Ukrainianма́впа

• Urduبندروانرکپی

• Uyghurمايمۇن

• Uzbekmaymun

• Vietnamesecon khỉ, khỉ

• Walloonséndje

• Welshmwnci

• West Coast Bajaurungui, mook, kuya

• Wolofgolo

• Yakutэбисийээнэ

• Yiddishמאַלפּע

• Yucatec Mayama'ax

• Zhuangneeded

• Zulgo-Gemzekŋgìlìŋ

5.

• Englishsinger

• Englishperson who sings

• Afrikaanssanger

• Albaniankëngëtar

• Arabicمُطْرِب

• Egyptian Arabicمغني

• Armenianqualifierhy

• Aromaniancãntãtor

• Asturiancantantecantor

• Azerimüğənni

• Bashkirйырсы

• Basqueabeslari

• Belarusianспява́кспява́чка

• Bengaliগায়ক

• Berber

• Tashelhitamarir

• Bretonkaner

• Bulgarianпеве́цпеви́ца

• Burmeseတေးသံရှင်

• Catalancantantcantor

• Chinese

• Cantonese歌手

• Mandarin歌手

• Czechzpěvák

• Danishsanger

• Dutchzanger

• Esperantokantanto (one who sings), kantisto (professional singer)

• Estonianlauljalauljanna

• Faroesesangari

• Finnishlaulaja

• Frenchchanteur

• Friuliancjantautôrcjantant

• Galiciancantantecantor

• Georgianმომღერალი

• GermanSänger

• Greekτραγουδιστής

• Greenlandicerinarsortartoq

• Hindiगायकगायिका

• Hungarianénekes

• Icelandicsöngvari

• Indonesianpenyanyi

• Irishamhránaí

• Italiancantante

• Japanese歌手

• Maorikaiwaiata

• Normanchanteux

• Kazakhәнші

• Khmerអ្នកចំរៀងអ្នកច្រៀង

• Korean가수

• Kurdish

• Soraniگۆرانی بێژ

• Laoນັກຮ້ອງ

• Latincantor

• Latviandziedātājs

• Lithuaniandainininkas

• Lojbansanga

• Macedonianпејачпејачка

• Malaypenyanyi, biduanvokalis, tukang nyanyi,

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsanger

• Nynorsksongar

• Occitancantaire

• Old Provençalchantador

• Persianخواننده

• Polishpiosenkarzśpiewak

• Portuguesecantor

• Romaniancântăreț

• Romanschchantadur

• Russianпеве́цвокали́ст

• Scottish gaelicseinneadair, òranaiche

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпевачпевачица

• Romanpevačpevačica

• Slovakspevák

• Slovenepevec

• Spanishcantantecantor

• Swedishsångaresångerska

• Taosyò’óna

• Tatarҗырчы

• Teluguపాటగాడు

• Thaiนักร้อง

• Turkishşarkıcı, şantör

• Ukrainianспіва́к

• Urduگایکگایکا

• Vietnameseca sĩ

• Walloontchanteu

• Welshcanwr

• Yiddishזינגער

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• Englishsinger

• Englishperson or device that singes

• Italiangazatrice

6.

• Englishstuffed shirt

• Englishone who is overly-officious

• Finnishtärkeilijä, mahtailija

• Frenchofficieux, indispensable, empaillé, huile lourde, huile, singe

• Polishformalistasztywniak

• Russianнапыщенное ничто́жество

• Spanishpersona estirada

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