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1.

• Englishtreble

• EnglishAny high-pitched or shrill voice or sound

• GermancheckHöhen

2.

• Englishacoustic

• Englishpertaining to hearing or the science of sounds

• Bulgarianслухов, акустичен

• Catalanacústic

• Czechakustický, zvukový

• Danishakustisk

• Dutchakoestisch, akoestische

• Finnishakustinen

• Frenchacoustique

• Galicianacústico

• Germanakustisch

• Irishfuaimiúil, fuaime

• Italianacustico

• Japanese音の

• Latvianakustisks

• Norwegian

• Bokmålakustisk

• Nynorskakustisk

• Polishakustyczny

• Portugueseacústico

• Russianакусти́ческий

• Scottish gaelicfuaimearra

• Spanishacústico

• Swedishakustisk

3.

• Englishlaryngeal

• Englishlaryngeal sound

• Armenianկոկորդային

• GermanKehlkopflaut

• Italiansuono laringale

• Portugueselaringal

• Russianгорта́нный звук

4.

• Englishinsane

• Englishexhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind

• Arabicمَجْنُون

• Chinese

• Mandarin精神失常精神錯亂

• Czechšílený

• Danishsindssyg

• Dutchgestoord, waanzinnig

• Finnishmielenvikainen, hullu

• Frenchdérangé, délirant, fou, dément

• Germanwahnsinnig, verrückt, geisteskrank

• Greekπαράφρων

• Hindiपागल

• Hungarianőrült, elmebeteg, bolond

• Indonesiansinting, edan, gila

• Italianinsano, pazzo, folle

• Japanese気が狂った頭がおかしい

• Javanesekentir, pekok, edan

• Latindēmēns, īnsānus

• Latvianārprātīgs, traks, vājprātīgs

• Pashtoلېونی

• Persianمجنون

• Polishszalony

• Portugueseinsano, doido, louco, débil mental

• Romaniannebunalienat mintal

• Russianдушевнобольно́йсумасше́дший

• Spanishenfermo mental

• Swedishvansinnig, galen, sinnessjuk

• Tagalogbaliw

• Urduپاگل

• Vietnameseđiên, cuồng

5.

• Englishtocsin

• Englishan alarm or other signal sounded by a bell

• Finnishkellonsoitto

• Russianнаба́т

6.

• Englishecho chamber

• Englishsound effect

• GermanNachhall

7.

• Englishpurr

• Englishcat to make a vibrating sound in its throat

• Catalanroncar, ronronejar

• Chinese

• Cantoneseneeded

• Mandarin發出喉音

• Crimean Tatarmıravlamaq

• Czechpříst

• Dutchspinnen

• Esperantoronroni

• Finnishkehrätä

• Frenchronronner

• Galicianrosmar

• Georgianკრუტუნებს

• Germanschnurren

• Greekγουργουρίζω

• Hungariandorombol

• Icelandicmala

• Italianfare le fusa

• Japaneseごろごろ

• Normanronner

• Khmerneeded

• Latgalianņurruot

• Latvianmurrāt

• Lithuanianmurkti

• Navajobiyiʼ hodiitsʼaʼ

• Norwegianmale

• Polishmruczeć

• Portugueseronronar

• Romaniantoarce

• Russianмурлы́кать

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпрести

• Romanprȅsti

• Spanishronronear

• Swedishspinna

• Thaineeded

• Turkishmırlamak

• Vietnameseneeded

• Walloonronfler

• Welshcanu grwndi

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• Englishpurr

• Englishto make a vibrating throaty sound

• Finnishkehrätä

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• Englishpurr

• Englishof an engine: to make a low rumbling sound

• Finnishkehrätä

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• Englishpurr

• Englishvibrating sound made by a cat when contented

• Chinese

• Cantoneseneeded

• Mandarin咕嚕咕嚕咕噜咕噜

• Dutchspinnen

• Finnishkehräys, kehrääminen

• Frenchronron

• Georgianკრუტუნი

• GermanSchnurren

• Greekγουργούρισμα

• Hungariandorombolás

• Italianfusa

• Japaneseゴロゴロ

• Polishmruczenie

• Portugueseronrono

• Romaniantors

• Russianмурлы́канье

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпредење

• Romanpredenje

• Spanishronroneo

• Turkishmırlama

• Vietnameseneeded

• Walloonronflaedje

8.

• Englishpercussion

• Englishcollision producing a sound

• Catalanpercussió

• Chinese

• Mandarin擊發

• Finnishlyönti

• Icelandicsamslátturbarningur

• Russianстолкнове́ние

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• Englishpercussion

• Englishsound produced by collision

• Catalanpercussió

• Chinese

• Mandarin擊發的聲音, 击发的声音 (jīfā de shēngyīn)

• Finnishlyöntiääni

• Icelandicneeded

9.

• Englishcackle

• Englishto laugh with a sound similar to a hen's cry

• Bulgarianкикотя се

• Finnishkäkättää, kaakattaa

• Frenchcaqueter

• Normancaqu'ter

• Macedonianкокодака

• Maoriketekete

• Portuguesecacarejar

• Russianгогота́ть

• Turkishakukmak qualifier

10.

• Englishsweet

• Englishhaving a pleasant sound

• Armenianքաղցրահնչյուն

• Bretonheson

• Catalandolç

• Czechmelodický

• Danishmelodisk, behagelig

• Finnishihana, miellyttävä, pehmeä

• Frenchdoux, mélodieux

• Greekγλυκόηχος

• Irishbinn

• Italianintonato, melodioso

• Japanese心地よい

• Koreancheck감미

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjişirîn

• Soraniشیرین

• Marathiमधूर

• Norwegianvakker

• Polishsłodki

• Portuguesedoce, melodioso

• Romaniandulce, melodios

• Russianсладкозву́чный

• Scottish gaelicbinn, grinn

• Spanishdulce, melodioso

• Swahilipipi

• Swedishljuv, melodisk, vacker, välljudande

• Thaiหวาน

11.

• Englishdeep

• Englishof a sound or voice, low in pitch

• Armenianխոր

• Bulgarianнисък

• Catalangreu

• Chinese

• Mandarin深沉

• Danishdyb, mørk

• Dutchdiep, zwaar

• Faroesedjúpur

• Finnishmatala

• Frenchgrave

• Germantie

• Irishdomhain

• Kurdish

• Soraniگڕ

• Low German

• German Low Germandeep, swoor

• Maoriponguru, tanguru

• Polishgłęboki

• Portuguesegrave

• Russianни́зкий

• Serbo-Croatiandubok

• Sloveneglobok

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiandłymoki

• Spanishbajo, grave

• Swedishdjup, låg, mörk

• Vietnamesetrầ

12.

• Englishheadphones

• Englishpair of speakers worn over or in the ears so only the wearer can hear the sound

• Armenianականջակալ

• Catalanauriculars

• Chinese

• Mandarin耳機

• Czechsluchátka

• Danishhovedtelefoner

• Dutchhoofdtelefoon

• Finnishkuulokkeet

• Frenchcasque

• GermanKopfhörer

• Greekακουστικά

• Hebre אוזניות

• Hindineeded

• Hungarianfejhallgató

• Irishcluasáin

• Italiancuffie

• Japaneseヘッドフォン

• Korean헤드폰

• Macedonianслушалки

• Malayfon kepala

• Norwegian

• Bokmålhodetelefoner

• Nynorskhovudtelefonar

• Polishsłuchawki

• Portuguesefone de ouvido, fones

• Russianнау́шники

• Spanishauriculares

• Swedishhörlurar

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• Welshclustffonau

13.

• Englishknock

• Englishabrupt rapping sound

• Albaniane trokitur

• Catalancop

• Chinese

• Cantonesecheck敲

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchkloppen

• Finnishkoputus

• GermanKlopfen

• Greekχτύπος

• Hebre דפיקה

• Indonesianketokan

• Italiancolpo

• Japaneseノック

• Korean노크

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbanking

• Polishpuknięciestuknięcie

• Portuguesebatida

• Russianстук

• Scottish gaelicgnogadh

• Slovakklepnutie

• Spanishgolpe

• Swedishknackning

• Welshcnoc

14.

• Englishonomatopoeia

• Englishproperty of a word of sounding like what it represents

• Albanianonomatope

• Arabicمُحَاكَاة صَوْتِيَّة

• Armenianբնաձայնություն

• Basqueonomatopeia

• Bulgarianономатопея

• Catalanonomatopeia

• Chinese

• Mandarin象聲拟声

• Czechonomatopoie

• Dutchonomatopee

• Esperantoonomatopeo

• Finnishonomatopoeettisuus, onomatopoesia

• Frenchonomatopée

• Georgianონომატოპეა, ხმაბაძვა

• GermanKlangnachahmung, Lautmalerei, Lautnachahmung, Schallnachahmung

• Greekονοματοποιία

• Hindiस्वनानुकरणात्मक

• Icelandichljóðgerving

• Irishonamataipé

• Japanese擬音

• Latinonomatopoeïa

• Macedonianономатопејаподражавање

• Polishonomatopeja

• Portugueseonomatopeia

• Russianзвукоподража́ние

• Spanishonomatopeya

• Swedishonomatopoetikon

• Tagalogsintunog

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• Englishonomatopoeia

• Englishword that sounds like what it represents

• Albanianonomatopeik

• Armenianբնաձայնություն

• Bulgarianономатопея

• Catalanonomatopeia

• Chinese

• Mandarin象聲詞拟声语

• Czechonomatopoion

• Danishonomatopoietikon, lydord

• Dutchonomatopee

• Esperantoonomatopeo

• Faroeseljóðorð

• Finnishonomatopoeettinen#Finnishfi

• Frenchonomatopée

• Germanlautmalerisches Wort, lautmalendes Wort, lautnachahmendes Wort, klangnachahmendes Wort, Klangwort, Schallwort, onomatopoetisches Wort, onomatopoietisches Wort, Onomatopoetiku, Onomatopoetikon, Onomatopoietikon

• Greekονοματοποιία

• Hindiस्वनानुकरणात्मक

• Hungarianhangutánzó szó

• Icelandichljóðlíkingarorð

• Italianonomatopea

• Japanese擬音語オノマトペ

• Korean의성어

• Latinonomatopoëticu/

• Macedonianономатопејаподражавање

• Norwegianlydord, onomatopoetikon

• Persianنام‌آوا (namava)

• Polishonomatopeja

• Portugueseonomatopeia

• Romanianonomatopee

• Russianзвукоподража́ние

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicономатопе́ја

• Romanonomatopéja

• Spanishonomatopeya

• Tagalogsintunog

15.

• Englishkaboom

• Englishsound of explosion

• Finnishjysäys, jytky, jyrähdys

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• Englishkaboom

• Englishsound of an explosion

• Chinese

• Mandarin砰劈裡啪啦

• Finnishjyty

• Greekκαμπούμ

• Japaneseボーン

• Persianبووم

• Russianба-ба́х / бах, бум, трах, бух,

• Thaiตูม

16.

• Englishtimbre

• Englishquality of a sound independent of its pitch and volume

• Catalantimbre

• Bulgarianтембър

• Chinese

• Mandarin音色

• Czechbarva zvuku

• Dutchklankkleur

• Finnishsointiväri

• Frenchtimbre

• GermanKlangfarbe

• Greekηχόχρωμα

• Icelandichljómblær

• Italiantimbro

• Japanese音色

• Portuguesetimbre

• Romaniantimbru

• Russianтембр

• Spanishtimbre

• Swedishklangtimbre

• Tagalogkaalngawan

17.

• Englishrhyme

• Englishrhyming, sameness of sound of some parts of words, as ‘the poem exhibits rhyme’

• Catalanrima

• Dutchrijm

• GermanReim

• Greekομοιοκαταληξία

• Japanese押韻

• Malayrima

• Portugueserima

• Romanianrimă

• Serbo-Croatianslik

• Spanishrima

18.

• Englishnote

• Englishmusical sound

• Armenianձայնանիշ, նոտա

• Chinese

• Mandarin音符

• Czechnota

• Danishnode

• Dutchtoon

• Finnishnuotti, sävel

• Frenchnote

• GermanTon

• Greekνότα

• Italiannota

• Latviannots

• Macedonianно́та

• Maoriorotangi

• Polishnuta

• Portuguesenota

• Romaniannotă

• Russianно́та

• Scottish gaelicnota

• Serbo-Croatiannota

• Slovenenota

• Spanishnota

• Tagalognota, tiknig

• Teluguస్వరము

19.

• Englishstereo

• Englishof sound

• Arabicِسْتِيرْيُو

• Chinese

• Mandarin體視

• Finnishstereo

• Greekστέρεο

• Hebre סטריאו

• Japaneseステレオ

• Korean스테레오

• Polishstereo

• Russianсте́рео, стереофони́ческий

• Spanishestéreo

• Swedishstereo

20.

• Englishresounding

• Englishhaving a deep, reverberating sound

• Arabicمُجِلْجِل

• Catalanressonant

• Frenchrésonnant

• Greek

• Ancientφθεγκτός, φθογγήεις

• Manxaaheeanagh

• Romanianrăsunător, sunător

21.

• Englishapheresis

• Englishloss of letters or sounds from the beginning of a word

• Catalanafèresi

• Dutchaferesis, aferese

• Frenchaphérèse

• GermanAphärese

• Latinaphaeresis, ablatio

• Polishafereza

• Portugueseaférese

• Romanianafereză

• Russianафере́з

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicафѐреза

• Romanafèreza

• Spanishaféresis

• Walloonsbetchaedje

• Welshgwraidd-doriad

22.

• Englishfire alarm

• Englishsound or other warning made by a fire alar

• Dutchbrandalarm

• Finnishpalohälytys

• Frenchalarme incendie

• Japanese火災警報

• Norwegianbrannalarm

• Portuguesealarme de incêndio

• Swedishbrandlarm

23.

• Englishaccord

• Englishharmony of sounds

• Bengaliসামঞ্জস্য

• Bulgarianхармония

• Dutchakkoord

• GermanAkkord

• Korean일치

• Polishakord

24.

• Englishback vowel|back vowels

• EnglishAny vowel sound produced in the back of the mouth

• Armenianետին շարքի ձայնավոր

• Chinese

• Mandarin後元音

• Finnishtakavokaali

• Frenchvoyelle postérieure

• Japanese後舌母音

• Korean후설모음

• Portuguesevogal posterior

• Russianгла́сный за́днего ря́да

• Spanishvocal posterior

• Tamilபின்னுயிர்

• Turkishkalın ünlü, kalın sesli, art ünlü, art sesli

25.

• Englishalarm

• Englishto give notice (by sound or otherwise) of approaching danger

• Bulgarianобявявам тревога

• Catalanalarmar

• Dutchalarmeren, alarm slaan

• Finnishhälyttää

• GermanAlarm schlagen (intransitive), alarmieren (transitive)

• Portuguesealarmar

26.

• Englishmuffle

• EnglishAnything that mutes or deadens sound

• Finnishäänenvaimennin

• Norwegiandemper

• Russianглуши́тель

27.

• Englishrattle

• Englishsound

• Dutchgerammel

• Finnishkolina, kalina, helinä

• Irishgliogar

• Maoriwhakararā

• Polishgrzechotanie

• Portuguesechocalhada

• Russianтрескдребезжа́ние

• Serbo-Croatianklopotaczvečka

• Spanishmatraca

• Swedishrassel

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• Englishrattle

• Englishzoology: organ that produces a rattling sound

• Dutchratel

• Finnishkalistin

• Portuguesechocalho

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• Englishrattle

• Englishto create a sound by shaking

• Armenianneeded

• Basqueneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchratelen

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishkolistella, kalistella, helistää

• Georgianneeded

• Idoresonigar

• Khmerneeded

• Maoritatetate

• Mongolianneeded

• Portuguesechocalhar, chacoalhar

• Russianтреща́тьтре́снуть

• Swahilikayamba

• Swedishskallra, rassla, skramla

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

28.

• Englishperspective

• Englishsound recording technique

• Frenchcheckperspective

• Spanishcheckperspectiva

29.

• Englishhale

• Englishsound, entire, healthy, robust, not impaired

• Bulgarianздрав, як

• Finnishterve, hyvinvoiva

• Frenchbonne santé, sain, pleine forme

• Hawaiianola

• Irishbreabhsánta

• Maoriora

• Russianкре́пкий, здоро́вый

• Samoanola

• Tahitianora

30.

• Englishnoise

• Englishvarious sounds, usually unwanted

• Arabicضَوْضَاء

• Armenianաղմուկ, աղաղակ

• Belarusianшум

• Bretontrouz

• Bulgarianшумдандания

• Burmeseအသံ

• Catalansoroll

• ChechenгІовгІа

• Chinese

• Mandarin噪音響聲

• Czechhluk

• Danishstøjspektakel

• Dutchlawaaigeluid

• Esperantobruo

• Finnishmelu

• Frenchbruitbrouhaha

• Friulianromôr

• Georgianხმაური

• GermanLärmKrach

• Greekθόρυβος

• Hebre רעש

• Hungarianzaj, zörej

• Idobruiso

• Indonesiankebisingan

• Irishtorann

• Italianrumore

• Japanese雑音騒音ノイズ

• Khmerសូរ

• Korean소음

• Kurdish

• Soraniده‌نگه‌ده‌گ

• Laoສຽງ

• Latgaliantrūksnis, žvyuksts

• Latinstrepitus

• Latviantroksnis

• Malaybunyi

• Maorimatioke, tawē

• Norwegian

• Bokmålulyd

• Nynorskulyd

• Occitanbruch

• Old Englishbreahtmgehlyd

• Persianصدا

• Polishhałas

• Portuguesebarulho

• Romaniangălăgievacarm

• Russianшум

• Scottish gaelicfuaim

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшумбука

• Romanšum

• Slovakhluk

• Slovenehrup

• Spanishruido

• Svanგულ

• Swahilisura

• Swedisholjud

• Thaiเสียง

• Tok Pisinnois

• Turkishgürültü

• Ukrainianшум

• Vietnamesetiếng ồn

• Walloonbrut

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• Englishnoise

• Englishsound or signal generated by random fluctuations

• Bulgarianшум

• Catalansoroll

• Czechšum

• Danishlyd

• Dutchruis

• Finnishkohina

• Frenchbruit

• GermanRauschen

• Hebre רעש

• Japaneseノイズ

• Polishszum

• Portugueseruído

• Romanianzgomot

• Russianшум

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшум

• Romanšum

• Slovenehrup

• Spanishruido

• Swahilisura

• Swedishbrus

• Tok Pisinnois

• Walloonbrut

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• Englishnoise

• Englishgenre of rock music using non-musical sounds

• Lithuanianchecktriukšmas

• Spanishcheckruido

• Swahilicheckkilele

• Telugucheckశబ్దంగోల

• Turkishcheckgürültü, checkpatırtı, checkşıltak

31.

• Englishdiscord

• Englishharsh or confused sound

• Dutchkabaal

• Finnishriitasointu, soraääni

• GermanMissklang

• Italiandissonanza

• Portuguesediscórdia

• Turkishahenksizlik

32.

• Englishgroan

• Englishlow mournful uttered sound

• Bulgarianпъшканеохкане

• Finnishurina

• Frenchrâlegémissement

• Spanishgemido

• GermanStöhnen

• Japanese呻き呻き声

• Maoringū

• Polishjęczeć

• Portuguesegemido

• Russianстон

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• Englishgroan

• Englishlow guttural sound uttered in frustration or disapproval

• Bulgarianстонтежка въздишка

• Finnishurina

• Frenchgrognementgémissement

• Portuguesesuspiro

• Spanishgruñido

33.

• Englishping

• EnglishA high-pitched, short and somewhat sharp sound

• Finnishkilahdus

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• Englishping

• EnglishTo make a high-pitched, short and somewhat sharp sound

• Finnishkilahtaa

34.

• Englishsane

• EnglishMentally sound, possessing a rational mind

• Chinese

• Mandarin神志正常頭腦清楚

• Esperantoprudenta, racia

• Finnishtervejärkinen

• Frenchsain d'esprit

• Italianragionevole

• Polishrozsądny

• Russianздравомы́слящий

• Swahilirazini

35.

• Englishpitch

• Englishthe perceived frequency of a sound or note

• Burmeseneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarin音高

• Cantonese音高

• Dutchtoonhoogte

• Finnishsävelkorkeus

• Frenchhauteur

• GermanTonhöhe

• Greekύψος

• Greenlandicnipi

• Hungarianhangmagasság

• Icelandictónhæð

• Indonesiantitinada

• Italianaltezza gitintonazione

• Laoneeded

• Maorihauoro

• Polishwysokość dźwięku

• Portuguesealtura

• Romanianton, înălțime

• Russianтон

• Spanishtonoaltura tonal

• Swedishton

• Tagalogtinis

• Thaineeded

• Turkishperde

• Vietnameseneeded

36.

• Englishbow wow

• Englishsound of a dog barking

• Catalanbub-bub

• Chinese

• Mandarin汪汪

• Finnishhau hau

• Frenchmouar, ouah ouah

• Germanwau wau

• Italianbau bau

• Japaneseワンワン

• Kazakhарс-арс

• Khmerវ៉េសវ៉ូស

• Korean멍멍

• Laoneeded

• Malaygonggong, kung-kung

• Polishhau

• Portugueseau-au

• Romanianham-ha

• Russianгав-гав, тяв-тяв

• Spanishguau guau

• Swedishvov vov, voff vof, vof, vov

• Teluguభౌ భౌ

• Thaineeded

• Turkishhav hav

• Vietnamesegâu gâu, ẳng ẳng

37.

• Englishboom

• Englishto make a loud, resonant sound

• Dutchdreunen, donderen

• Finnishjyrähdellä, jyristä, jyrähtää, jysähdellä, jysähtää, paukahdella,

• Portugueseestrondear, ribombar

• Russianрокота́тьгромыха́ть

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• Englishboom

• Englishabrupt, low-pitched sound

• Bulgarianбумтеж

• Dutchboe

• Finnishpamaus qualifierpamautus qualifier

• Frenchbou

• GermanDröhnen

• Mandarincheck嗡嗡的聲音

• Maoripakō

• Polishgrzmot

• Portugueseestrondo

• Romanianbubuit

• Russianгул

• Spanishbum

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• Englishboom

• Englishsound of explosion

• Chinese

• Mandarin砰嘭

• Dutchboe, kaboe

• Finnishpu

• Frenchbou

• GermanBum

• Greekμπαμ

• Hungarianbum

• Korean펑

• Maorihū, pakū

• Polishbu

• Portuguesebu

• Romanianbu

• Russianбах, бух, бац

• Spanishpu

• Swedishsmäll

• Vietnamesebù

38.

• Englishreflector

• Englishsomething that reflects heat, light or sound

• Irishfrithchaiteoir

• Norwegian

• Bokmålreflektor

• Nynorskreflektor

39.

• Englishsound barrier

• Englishdrag and other effects of approaching the speed of sound

• Finnishäänivalli

• Frenchmur du son

• GermanSchallmauer

• Italianbarriera del suono

• Norwegian

• Bokmållydmur

• Nynorsklydmur

• Tagalogtunuging hadlang

40.

• Englishpop|soda

• Englishloud, sharp sound

• Dutchplop

• Finnishpoksahdus

• Portuguesealto

• Russianхлопо́к

• Swedishpof

• 
  

• Englishpop|soda

• Englishto make a sharp quick sound

• Maoripāhūhū

• 
  

• Englishpop|soda

• Englishsound

• Russianхлоп

• Spanishpu

41.

• Englishvolume

• Englishstrength of sound

• Armenianբարձրություն

• Asturianvolume

• Bulgarianсила

• Catalanvolum

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechhlasitost

• Dutchvolume

• Finnishäänenvoimakkuus

• Frenchvolume

• Georgianხმა

• GermanLautstärke

• Greekένταση

• Hebre עוצמת קול

• Hungarianhangerő

• Interlinguavolumine

• Italianvolume

• Japanese音量

• Khmerneeded

• Macedonianја́чина

• Malaykelantangan

• Mongolianдууны хүч

• Persianصدا

• Polishgłośność

• Portuguesevolume

• Romanianvolum

• Russianгро́мкость

• Slovaksila

• Sloveneglasnost

• Spanishvolumen

• Swedishvolymljudstyrka

• Thaiความดัง

• Turkishses

42.

• Englishcacophony

• Englishmix of discordant sounds, dissonance

• Chinese

• Mandarin不協和音杂音

• Danishkakofoni

• Dutchkakofonie

• Esperantomalbelsoneco, malbonsoneco

• Finnishkakofonia

• Frenchcacophonie

• Georgianკაკაფონია

• GermanKakophonieKatzenmusik

• Greekκακοφωνία

• Gujaratiકર્કશોચ્ચાર

• Italiancacofonia

• Japanese不協和音

• Maoripararētanga

• Persianصدای گوشخراش

• Portuguesecacofonia

• Romaniancacofonia

• Russianкакофо́ния

• Spanishcacofonía

• Swedishkakofoni

• Tagalogdihunig

• Volapükmimusig

• Welshamherseinedd

43.

• Englishrustle

• Englishsoft, crackling sound

• Arabicحَفِيف

• Armenianսոսափ

• Czechšustot

• Dutchgeritsel

• Finnishkahina

• Frenchbruissement

• GermanRaschelnKnistern

• Icelandicskrjáf

• Maoringaehe

• Persianشرفه

• Portuguesefarfalhar

• Romanianfreamăt

• Russianше́лестшо́рох

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшушкање

• Romanšuškanje

• Spanishcrujido

• Tagalogkulos

• Vietnameselao xao

• 
  

• Englishrustle

• Englishto move (something) with a soft crackling sound

• Czechšustit

• Dutchritselen, ruisen

• Germanrascheln, rauschen, knistern

• Icelandicskrjáfa

• Italiancrepitare

• Maorikikihi, tihitihi, rorowhio qualifier

• Portuguesefarfalhar

• Russianшелесте́ть, шурша́ть

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшуштање, шушкање

• Romanšuštanje, šuškanje

44.

• Englishha-ha

• Englishapproximation of the sound of laughter

• Arabicهَاهَا

• Chinese

• Mandarin哈哈

• Finnishha-ha, hah-hah

• Hebre חחח

• Icelandichaha

• Japaneseふふふ, へへへ, えへ, おーっほほほほ, けけけ (transliterated as fufufu, hehehe, ehe (see heh), o-hohohoho, and kekeke)

• Koreanㅋㅋㅋ, 하하하 (k'k'k', hahaha)

• Persianهه‌هههاها

• Polishha ha, cha cha

• Portuguesehaha

• Russianха-ха-ха

• Spanishjajaja

• Uyghurخاخا

45.

• Englishslap

• EnglishThe sound of such a blow.

• Finnishläpsähdys, läpsäys, räpsähdys

• Russianшлепо́к

• Spanishbofetada

• Swahilikibare

46.

• Englishgulp

• Englishsound of swallowing

• Bulgarianгълтане

• Finnishnielaus

• Germanschlucken

• Japaneseゴク

• Spanishglup

• Vietnameseực

• 
  

• Englishgulp

• Englishsound of swallowing indicating fear

• Finnishnielaus

• Spanishglup

• Serbo-Croatiancheckgutljaj

• Serbo-Croatiancheckgutljaj

• Cyrillicгутљај g

• Romangutljaj#Serbian

47.

• Englishphoneme

• Englishindivisible unit of sound

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianհնչույթ

• Asturianfonema

• Bretonsoniad

• Catalanfonema

• Chinese

• Mandarin音素

• Min Nan音素

• Czechfoném

• Danishfonem

• Dutchfoneem

• Estonianhäälik

• Finnishfoneemi

• Frenchphonème

• Galicianfonema

• GermanPhonem

• Greekφώνημα

• Gujaratiધ્વનિઘટક

• Hindiध्वनिग्राम

• Hungarianfonéma

• Icelandichljóðan

• Idofonemo

• Italianfonema

• Japanese音素

• Kannadaಧ್ವನಿಮಾ

• Korean표음

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjivac

• Latinphōnēma

• Malayfone, warna bunyi

• Manxmyn-heean

• Marathiध्वनिघटक

• Persianواج

• Polishfonem

• Portuguesefonema

• Romanianfonem

• Russianфоне́ма

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicфо̀не̄м

• Romanfònēm

• Sindhiوايوم

• Sloveneglásnik

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianfonem

• Upper Sorbianfonem

• Spanishfonema

• Swedishfonem

• Tagalogmultinig

• Tamilஒலியன்

• Vietnameseâm vị

• Walloonoyon

• Yiddishפֿאָנעם

48.

• Englishsoft

• Englishof a sound

• Dutchzacht, stil

• Finnishvaimea

• Germanleise

• Italiandolce

• Kurdish

• Soraniنه‌رم, هێمن

• Latvianmīksts

• Maoririki, ririki

• Norwegianmyk

• Portuguesesuave

• Romanianîncet

• Russianмя́гкий

• Scottish gaelicmìn, binn

• Spanishtenue

• Vietnamesekhẽ, khẽ khàng

49.

• Englishsound effect

• Englishartificially created or enhanced sound in films, plays or video games

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarin音效

• Finnishääniefekti

• Frenchneeded

• Hungarianhangeffektus

• Japanese効果音

• Russianзвуково́й эффе́кт

• Spanishefecto sonoro

50.

• Englishmagnolia

• Englishtree

• Catalanmagnòlia

• Chinese

• Cantonese木蘭

• Mandarin玉蘭木兰

• Czechmagnólie

• Finnishmagnolia

• Frenchmagnolia

• GermanMagnolie

• Irishmagnóilia

• Italianmagnolia

• Japaneseモクレン

• Normanmagnolia

• Korean목련목란

• Macedonianмагно́лија

• Malaymagnolia, pokok magnolia

• Norwegian

• Bokmålmagnolia

• Nynorskmagnolia

• Portuguesemagnólia

• Romanianmagnolie

• Russianмагно́лия

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмагнолија

• Romanmagnolija

• Tagalogmagnolya

• Vietnamesengọc lan

• Volapükmagnol

51.

• Englishapical

• Englisha sound produced by obstructing the air passage with the tip of the tongue

• Chinese

• Mandarin舌尖音

• Portugueseapical

• Russianпереднеязы́чный звук

52.

• Englishphonation

• Englishprocess of producing vocal sound

• Catalanfonació

• Finnishfonaatio

• Italianfonazione

• Portuguesefonação

• Spanishfonación

53.

• Englishsense

• Englishsound judgement

• Asturiansentíu

• Catalansentit

• Danishneeded

• Dutch(gezond verstandn

• Finnishjärki

• Frenchsens

• Galiciansentido

• GermanSinn

• Hebre הגיון

• Hungarianértele

• Irishciall

• Italiansenso

• Japanese感覚分別

• Khmerសុភនិច្ឆ័យ

• Manxkeeall

• Occitansens

• Portuguesesentido

• Romaniansimț

• Spanishsentido

• Swedishförnuftsinne

• Turkishsağduyu, aklıselimlik

• Welshpwyll

• Yiddishשׂכל

54.

• Englishsqueak

• Englishshort, high-pitched sound

• Frenchgrincementcraquement

• GermanGequiekeKnarren

• Italiansquittio

• Japaneseチューチュー

• Maorikoekoe

• Portugueseguincho

• Russianqualifierrupeep, chirpписк

• Spanishrechinar

• Tagalogirit

• Turkishcırlama, cıyaklama, gıcırdama

• 
  

• Englishsqueak

• Englishemit sound

• Dutchpiepen

• Finnishvinkua, kitistä

• Frenchcraquer, crisser, grincer

• Germanknarren, piepsen

• Italiansquittire

• Normangrînchi

• Maorikoekoe

• Portugueseguinchar

• Russianпи́щать

• Spanishrechinar

• Swedishpipa

• Turkishcırlamak, cıyaklamak, gıcırdamak

55.

• Englishglottal stop

• Englishplosive sound articulated with the glottis

• Chinese

• Mandarin聲門塞音

• Czechráz

• Dutchglottisslag

• Frenchcoup de glotte

• GermanKnacklaut, glottaler Plosiv

• Japanese声門閉鎖音声門破裂音

• Korean성문 폐쇄음

• Lakotakhezé

• Navajosaad niyíłtłáádígíí

• Polishzwarcie krtaniowe

• Portugueseoclusiva glotal

• Russianгорта́нная смы́чка

• Scottish gaelicconsan dùinte glotasach

• Spanishoclusiva glotal

• Swedishglottisstöt

• Tahitian’eta

56.

• Englishacoustics

• Englishphysics: a science of sounds

• Bulgarianакустика

• Catalanacústica

• Czechakustika

• Dutchakoestiek

• Esperantoakustiko

• Finnishakustiikka

• Frenchacoustique

• Galicianacústica

• GermanAkustik

• Greekακουστική

• Idoakustiko

• Irishfuaimeolaíocht

• Italianacustica

• Japanese音響学

• Latvianakustika

• Malayakustik, kaji bunyi

• Maorimātai oro

• Portugueseacústica

• Russianаку́стика

• Scottish gaelicfuaimearrachd

• Spanishacústica

• Swedishakustik

• Tagalogtunugan

• Serbo-Croatiancheckakustika

• Interlinguacheckacustica

• Slovenecheckakustika

57.

• Englishsoundness

• Englishthe state or quality of being sound

• Norwegian

• Nynorskheilskaprettkomenskap

• Romaniantrăinicierobustețe

• 
  

• Englishsoundness

• Englishthe result or product of being sound

• Norwegian

• Nynorskheilskaprettkomenskap

• Romaniansoliditate

58.

• Englishlow

• Englishwith a low voice or sound

• Catalanbaix

• Germanleise

• Latvianzemu, zemi

• Portuguesebaixo

• Spanishbajo

• Turkishdüşük

59.

• Englishback vowel

• EnglishAny vowel sound produced in the back of the mouth

• Armenianետին շարքի ձայնավոր

• Chinese

• Mandarin後元音

• Finnishtakavokaali

• Frenchvoyelle postérieure

• Japanese後舌母音

• Korean후설모음

• Portuguesevogal posterior

• Russianгла́сный за́днего ря́да

• Spanishvocal posterior

• Tamilபின்னுயிர்

• Turkishkalın ünlü, kalın sesli, art ünlü, art sesli

60.

• Englishvocalization

• Englishproduction of musical sound

• Arabicغِنَاء

• Russianвокализа́ция

• Spanishvocalización

61.

• Englishfoley

• Englishcreation of sound effects

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Frenchneeded

• GermanGeräuschemachen

• Hindineeded

• Japaneseneeded

• Polishneeded

• Russianneeded

• Spanishneeded

62.

• Englishpop

• Englishloud, sharp sound

• Dutchplop

• Finnishpoksahdus

• Portuguesealto

• Russianхлопо́к

• Swedishpof

• 
  

• Englishpop

• Englishto make a sharp quick sound

• Maoripāhūhū

• 
  

• Englishpop

• Englishsound

• Russianхлоп

• Spanishpu

63.

• Englishtalk box

• Englisheffects unit that allows musicians to modify the sound of a musical instrument

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishtalk box

• Russianneeded

64.

• Englishclang

• Englishloud ringing sound

• Bulgarianзвънтеж

• Finnishhelähdys, kilahdus

• Russianлязгбря́цание

• Scottish gaelicgliong

65.

• Englishbuzz

• Englishto make a low, humming or sibilant sound

• Bulgarianбръмча, жужа

• Czechbzučet

• Dutchzoemen

• Esperantozumi

• Finnishsurista, suhista, humista, mutista, hymistä

• Frenchbourdonner

• Gallobrunder

• Germanbrummen, summen, surren

• Hebre זמזם

• Hungarianzümmög

• Normanbourdonner

• Latinbombiō

• Macedonianбрмчизуи

• Maoriwheo, wheowheo, hohō, rangorango, hohō, tamumu,

• Portuguesezumbir

• Russianжужжа́ть, гуде́ть

• Spanishzurriar

• Swedishsurra, ina

• Turkishcızırdamak, cızıldamak, vızıldamak, vızlamak

66.

• Englishpoop

• Englishlow-pitch sound of a whistle

• Finnishtuut

67.

• Englishsilent film

• Englishfilm without sound

• Arabicسِينِمَا صَامِتَة

• Catalanpel·lícula muda

• Chinese

• Mandarin無聲電影

• Czechněmý film

• Danishstumfilm

• Finnishmykkäelokuva

• Frenchfilm muet

• GermanStummfilm

• Hungariannémafil

• Irishscannán tostach

• Japaneseサイレント映画

• Malayfilem bisu

• Portuguesefilme mudo

• Russianнемо́е кино́

• Spanishcine mudo

• Swedishstumfilm

• Turkishsessiz fil

68.

• Englishaudio

• Englishof or relating to audible sound

• Arabicسَمْعِيّ, أُودْيُو

• Catalanàudio

• Chinese

• Mandarin音頻

• Estonianheli-, kuuldav

• Finnishääni-, audio-

• Frenchaudio

• GermanAudio

• Greekήχου

• Haitian Creoleodyo

• Hebre שמע

• Hungarianhang

• Irishfuai

• Japaneseオーディオ

• Korean오디오

• Malteseawdjo

• Portugueseáudio

• Romanianaudio

• Russianа́удио-, звуково́й

• Serbo-Croatianzvučni, audio

• Spanishde sonido, de audio

• Turkishses

• Vietnameseâm thanh

• Welshsain

• 
  

• Englishaudio

• Englishof or relating to the broadcasting or reproduction of sound

• Arabicسَمْعِيّ, أُودْيُو

• Chinese

• Mandarin音頻

• Estonianheli-, kuuldav

• Finnishääni-, audio-

• Frenchaudio

• GermanAudio

• Japaneseオーディオ

• Portugueseáudio

• Russianа́удио-

• Scottish gaelicclaisneach

• Serbo-Croatiančujan

• Turkishses

• Vietnameseâm thanh

• 
  

• Englishaudio

• Englisha sound or a sound signal

• Finnishääni, audio

• Normanaudgo

• Spanishaudio

69.

• Englishstoke

• Englishto feed, stir up

• Catalanatiar

• Czechtopit

• Dutchstoken

• Frenchtiser, tisonner

• Germanstochen, schüren

• Icelandickynda undir, bæta eldsneyti á

• Italianattizzare

• Maoritorotoro qualifier

• Normanstôtchi

• Korean쑤시다지르다

• Portugueseatiçar

• Russianтопи́ть

• Spanishatizar

• Welshtanio

70.

• Englishwail

• Englishto make a sound like crying

• Finnishulvoa, ulista, valittaa

• Germanheulen

• Italiangemere

• Russianвыть

• Spanishgemir

• Danishcheckklage, check

• Dutchcheckhuilen

• German1,2 checkklagen

• Italiancheckstrillo

71.

• Englishcrack

• Englishto make a cracking sound

• Finnishrasahtaa, rusahtaa, räsähtää

• Germanknallen

• Greekτρίζω, κάνω κρότο

• Maorikē

• Portugueserachar

• 
  

• Englishcrack

• Englishto cause to make a sharp sound

• Finnishpamauttaa, paukauttaa

• Italianstonare

• Portugueseestralar

• 
  

• Englishcrack

• Englishsharp sound made when solid material breaks

• Bulgarianтрясък

• Czechprasknutírupnutí

• Dutchgekraak

• Finnishrasahdus, rusahdus, räsähdys

• Frenchcraquement

• GermanKnallKrachen

• Greekκρότος

• Kurdish

• Soraniقرته‌

• Macedonianцеп

• Polishtrzask

• Portugueseestalocraque

• Russianтреск

• Slovakprasknutie

• Spanishestallido

• 
  

• Englishcrack

• Englishany sharp sound

• Finnishpamaus, pamahdus

• Greekτριγμός

• Italianstecca

• Polishtrzask

• Russianтреск

72.

• Englishmurmur

• Englishlow sounds or speech

• Danishmumlen

• Finnishmumina, mutina, kohina

• Frenchmurmure

• GermanGemurmel

• Greekμουρμουρητό

• Italianmormoriosussurro

• Maoriwawaro, warowaro, hiarea

• Persianزمزمه

• Polishpomruk, mruczenie

• Portuguesemurmúrio

• Romanianfreamăt

• Russianбормота́ние

• Swedishmummel

• Turkishhomurdanma, homurtu, mırıldanma

• Welshmurmur

• 
  

• Englishmurmur

• Englishsound by turbulent flow of blood etc.

• Danishsusen, rislen

• Finnishsuhina

• Frenchsouffle

• Greekφύσημα

• Portuguesesopro

• Spanishsoplo

73.

• Englishpostalveolar

• Englishany sound articulated with the tongue near or touching the back of the alveolar ridge

• Afrikaanspostalveolaar

• Dutchpostalveolaar

• GermanPostalveolar

• Polish spółgłoska zadziąsłowyspółgłoska postalweolarny

74.

• Englishgunshot

• Englishthe sound made

• Chinese

• Mandarin槍聲

• Finnishlaukaus

• Greekπυροβολισμός

• Japanese銃声

• Russianвы́стрел

75.

• Englishvowel

• Englishsound

• Afrikaansklinker, vokaal

• Albanianzanore

• Arabicمُصَوَّت

• Aragonesevocal

• Armenianձայնավոր

• Asturianvocal

• Azerisait

• Basquebokal

• Belarusianгало́сны

• Bengaliস্বর

• Bulgarianгла́сна

• Burmeseသရ

• Catalanvocal

• Chechenмукъаме

• Chinese

• Mandarin母音元音

• Czechsamohláska

• Danishvokal

• Dutchklinker

• Esperantovokalo

• Estoniantäishäälik, vokaal

• Faroesesjálvljóð

• Finnishvokaali

• Frenchvoyelle

• Galicianvogal

• Georgianხმოვანი

• GermanSelbstlautVokallaut

• Greek

• Ancientφωνήεντα (γράμματα)

• Modernφωνήεν

• Haitian Creolevwayèl

• Hebre תְּנוּעָה

• Hindiस्वरसुर

• Hungarianmagánhangzó

• Icelandicsérhljóð

• Indonesianvokal

• Irishguta

• Italianvocale

• Japanese母音

• Kalmykэгшг

• Kazakhдауысты

• Khmerស្រៈស្វរៈ

• Korean모음

• Kyrgyzүндүү

• Laoສະຫລະ

• Latvianpatskanis

• Lithuanianbalsis

• Macedonianсамо́гласка

• Malaybunyi hidup, vokal

• Maorioro puare

• Mongolianэгшиг

• Navajozaʼáán

• Norwegian

• Bokmålvokal

• Occitanvocala

• Persianواکه

• Polishsamogłoska

• Portuguesevogal

• Romanianvocală

• Russianгла́сный

• Sanskritस्वर

• Scottish gaelicfuaimreag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсамогласво̀ка̄л

• Romansamoglasvòkāl

• Slovaksamohláska

• Slovenesamoglasnik

• Southern Altaiӱндӱ

• Spanishvocal

• Swedishvokalsjälvljud

• Tajikсадонок

• Teluguఅచ్చు

• Thaiสระ

• Turkishünlü, sesli

• Turkmençekimli

• Ukrainianголо́сний

• Urduمصوت

• Uzbekunli

• Vietnamesenguyên â, mẫu â

• Volapükvokat

• Walloonvoyale

• Yiddishוואָקאַל

76.

• Englishlet out

• Englishof sound, to emit

• Finnishpäästää

• Swedishge ifrån sig, utstöta

77.

• Englishgrate

• Englishto make an unpleasant rasping sound

• Bulgarianскърцам

• Maoringākeke, tiotio, pakakū

• بَشَرَ (bašara)

• Frenchchecktaper sur les nerfs

• Normancheckgratter qualifier

• Spanishcheckrallar

78.

• Englishgradation

• Englishin music: A gradual change within one parameter, or an overlapping of two blocks of sound

79.

• Englishsnap

• Englishquick breaking or cracking sound or the action of producing such a sound

• Finnishnapsahdus, napsaus (sound), napsautus (action)

• Frenchclaquer

• GermanKnacken

• Italianschioccare

• Maoripatō

• Portugueseestalo

• Russianщелчо́к

• Spanish: chasquido

• Swedishknäpp

• 
  

• Englishsnap

• Englishto fit or fasten together with a snapping sound

• Finnishnapsauttaa qualifierloksahtaa

• Germanzusammenschnappen, zuschnappen

• Swedishsnäppa

• 
  

• Englishsnap

• Englishto pull apart with a snapping sound

• Finnishpoksauttaa

• Germanabreißen

• 
  

• Englishsnap

• Englishto cause something to emit a snapping sound

• Finnishnapsauttaa, paukauttaa

80.

• Englishding dong

• Englishonomatopoeia for the sound of a doorbell

• Chinese

• Mandarin丁冬丁当丁當

• Frenchdring-dring, drelin-drelin

• Kazakhдың-дың

• Polishbim bo, dzyń

• Vietnamesebính bong

81.

• Englishcrash

• Englishloud sound

• Armenianշառաչ, շառաչյուն

• Bulgarianтрясък

• Danishkrash, brag

• Dutchknal

• Finnishrysähdys, rämähdys

• GermanKrachen

• Italianfracasso

• Korean굉음

• Polishgrzmot

• Russianгро́хот

82.

• Englishtexas|report

• English(ballistics) the sharp, loud sound from a gun or explosion

• Czechvýbuch

• Dutchknalpoef

• Finnishpamaus

• Greekεκπυρσοκρότηση

• Japanese銃声

83.

• Englishchink

• Englishslight sound

• Bulgarianдрънкане

• Finnishkilinä, helinä qualifier

• Russianпобрякивание

• 
  

• Englishchink

• Englishto make a slight sound like that of metal objects touching

• Bulgarianдрънкам, звънтя

• Finnishkilistä, helistä qualifier

• Russianзвене́ть

84.

• Englishsound law

• Englishrule that describes historical sound change in a language

• Armenianհնչյունական օրենք

• Dutchklankwet

• Finnishäännelaki

85.

• Englishmwah

• Englishsound of a kiss

• Chinese

• Mandarin麼麼噠

• Finnishpusi

• Russianneeded

86.

• Englishsound

• Englishdeep and restful of sleep

• Maoriau, whakaau

• Portugueseprofundo

• rans-see

• Bulgariancheckздрав

• Dutchcheckgezond

• Esperantochecksana

• Frenchchecksain

• Guaraníqualifiergn

• Hebre checkבריא ושלם

• Icelandicqualifierisí lagi, qualifieris

• Interlinguachecksan

• Koreancheck건전한

• Persiancheckسالم

• Spanishchecksano

• Swedishchecksund, checkfrisk

• 
  

• Englishsound

• Englishvibration capable of causing this

• Albaniantingull

• Armenianձայն, հնչյուն

• Basquesound

• Czechzvuk

• Danishlyd

• Finnishääni

• Frenchson

• GermanSchall

• Greekήχος

• Hindiध्वनी

• Hungarianhangzás

• Italiansuono

• Japanese音

• Latvianskaņa

• Lithuaniangar̃sas

• Macedonianзвук

• Norwegianlyd

• Nynorsklyd

• Polishdźwięk

• Portuguesesom

• Russianзвук

• Sanskritस्वरध्वन्

• Scotssoun

• Scottish gaelicfuaim

• Swedishljud

• Teluguశబ్దం, ధ్వని, సవ్వడి

• Urduآواز

• ar

• Afrikaanscheckklank

• Catalancheckso

• Dutchcheckgeluidtoon

• eo

• GermanqualifierdeKlangTon

• Greenlandicchecknipi

• Guaranícheckpu

• Hebre checkקול

• Icelandicqualifieris

• Idochecksono

• Indonesiancheckbunyi

• Interlinguachecksono

• Italianchecksuono

• Koreancheck소리

• Northern Samicheckjietna

• Persiancheckصدا

• Romanianchecksunet

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrilliccheckзву̑к

• Romancheckzvȗk

• Slovenecheckzvok

• Spanishchecksonido

• Tagalogchecktinig

• Tupinambácheckpu

• Turkishcheckses, checkseda, checkavaz

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• Englishsound

• Englishto produce a sound

• Arabicصَوَتَ

• Aromanianasun

• Bulgariancheckпрозвучавам

• Catalansonar

• Chinese

• Mandarin響

• Czechznít

• Dalmatiansonur

• Danishlyde

• Dutchklinken, geluid maken, toon voortbrengen

• Esperantosoni

• Finnishsoida, äännähtää, päästää ääni, kajahtaa, törähtää

• Frenchsonner

• Friuliansunâ

• Germanklingen, erklingen

• Guaranípu

• Hebre השמיע קול

• Icelandichljóma, hljóða

• Interlinguasonar

• Italiansuonare

• Japanese鳴る

• Koreancheck소리가 나다

• Kurdish

• Soraniدەنگ دان

• Latinsonō, cano

• Lithuanianskambėti, leisti garsą

• Macedonianзвучи

• Malaybunyi

• Maoringanga

• Persianصدا دادن

• Polishbrzmieć

• Portuguesesoar

• Romaniansuna

• Romanschsondar, sunar

• Russianзвуча́ть

• Sardiniansonai, sonare

• Slovenezveneti, zazveneti

• Spanishsonar

• Swedishljuda, låta

• Teluguమోగు, ధ్వనించు

• Tupinambápu

• 
  

• Englishsound

• Englishto convey an impression by one's sound

• Chinese

• Mandarin聽起來

• Dutchklinken

• Finnishkuulostaa

• Germanklingen

• Hungarianhangzik

• Lithuanianskambėti

• Spanishsonar

• Welshswnio

• 
  

• Englishsound

• Englishto cause to produce a sound

• Czechrozeznít, rozezvučet

• Danishlade

• Finnishsoittaa

• Frenchsonner

• Hungarianmegszólaltat

• Japanese鳴らす

• Koreancheck소리를 내다

• Teluguమోగించు, ధ్వనించు

87.

• Englishsoundscape

• Englishvirtual/emotional environment created using sound

• Portuguesepaisagem sonora

• 
  

• Englishsoundscape

• Englishelectroacoustic musical composition

• -top

• Dutchchecksoundscape

• Frenchchecksoundscape

• Germanchecksoundscape

• Hebre checkנופצליל

88.

• Englishsyncope

• Englishabsence of a sound

• Chinese

• Mandarin中略語

• Finnishsisäheitto, synkopee

• GermanSynkope

• Japanese語中音消失

• Malaylenyap bunyi, sinkope

• Portuguesesíncope

• Russianсинко́па

• Spanishsíncope

• Swedishsynkope

89.

• Englishrumble

• Englishlow, heavy, continuous sound

• Czechrachotburácení

• Dutchrommeling

• Finnishryminä, jyrinä, jyry, jytinä, jylinä, jyminä,

• Frenchborborygmegrondement

• GermanPolternde

• Hungarianmorgás, dörmögés, dörgés, dörmögés

• Maoriwheoro

• Norwegianrumling

• Portugueseroncosussurro

• Russianгро́хотгрохота́нье

• Swedishdån

• Turkishhomurtu, gümbürtü, qualifiertr

• Walloongroûlaedje

90.

• Englishobtuse

• Englishof a sound: deadened or mufled

• Dutchgesmoord

• Finnishvaimea, vaimennettu

• Frenchsourd

• Portugueseabafado

• Russianприглушённый

• Swedishdov

91.

• Englishtrill

• Englishto make a tremulous sound

• Maoriwanawana, whakahoho

92.

• Englishblip

• Englishsound

• Finnishpiippaus

• Spanishpitido

• Swedishblipp

93.

• Englishwholesome

• Englishsound and healthy

• Czechzdravý

• Finnishterve

• Germangesund, förderlich

• Hebre בריא

• Maorihauora

• Turkishfaydalı, yaralı

94.

• Englishpad

• Englishsound of soft footsteps

• Finnishtassutus

• Swedishtassande

95.

• Englishmonophthong

• Englishvowel that has same sound throughout its pronunciation

• Armenianմենաբարբառ

• Chinese

• Mandarin單元音

• Faroeseeinljóð

• Finnishyksinäisvokaali, monoftongi

• Frenchmonophtongue

• GermanMonophthong

• Irishaonfhoghar

• Italianmonottongo

• Japanese単母音

• Korean단모음

• Norwegianmonoftong

• Portuguesemonotongo

• Russianмонофто́нг

96.

• Englishdiesel knock

• Englishknocking sound from a diesel engine

• Finnishnakutus

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