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1.

• Englishunpalatable

• Englishunpleasant to the taste

• Bashkirтәмһеҙ

• Chinese

• Mandarin難吃

• Czechnedobrý

• Dutchonsmakelijk1, onaangenaa2,

• Finnishpahanmakuinen

• Frenchdégoutant, peu appétissant1, désagréable2,

• Swedishoaptitlig

• Italiansgradevole

• Maorikōtuhi

• Spanishdesagradable, incomible, intragable

2.

• Englishflavorless

• Englishlacking taste or flavor

• Czechbez chuti

• Danishsmagløs

• Faroesesmakkleysur

• Finnishmauton

• Germanfad, fade, geschmacklos

• Maorimākihakiha

• Marathiबेचव

• Russianбезвкусный, без запаха

• Slovakbez chuti

• Swedishsmaklös, jolmig, fadd

• Turkishtatsız, lezzetsiz, sası

3.

• Englishumami

• Englishone of the five basic tastes, savoriness

• Chinese

• Mandarin鮮味

• Finnishumami

• Frenchumami

• GermanUmami

• Greekουμάμι

• Hungarianumami

• Indonesiangurih

• Japanese旨味

• Korean감칠맛

• Russianума́ми

• Swedishumami

4.

• Englishsweet

• Englishhaving a pleasant taste

• Afrikaanssoet

• Albanianëmbël

• Amharicneeded

• Arabicحُلْو

• Egyptian Arabicحلو

• Aragoneseneeded

• Armenianքաղցր

• Aromaniandultsi, dultse

• Assameseneeded

• Asturiandulce

• Aymaraneeded

• Azeridadlı

• Bashkirтатлы

• Basquegozo

• Belarusianсало́дкі

• Bengaliমিষ্টি

• Bretondous

• Bulgarianсла́дък

• Burmeseချို

• Buryatамтатай

• Catalandolç

• Chechenмерза

• Cherokeeneeded

• Chichewatseketseke, tsekemera

• Chinese

• Cantonese甜

• Mandarin甜

• Chuvashтутлӑ, пылак

• Crimean Tatartatlı

• Czechsladký

• Dalmatiandolc

• Danishsød

• Dargwaмуриси

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchzoet

• Egyptian

• nḏm

• M29-m

• Esperantodolĉa

• Estonianmagus

• Eweneeded

• Extremaduranneeded

• Faroesesøtur

• Finnishmakea

• Frenchdoux

• Friuliandolç, dolč

• Galiciandoce

• Georgianტკბილი

• Germansüß, lecker

• Greekγλυκός

• Gujaratiમીઠી

• Hausaneeded

• Hawaiianmomona

• Hebre מתוק

• Hindiमीठा

• Hungarianédes

• Icelandicsætur

• Idodolca

• Igboneeded

• Indonesianmanis

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishmilis

• Italiandolce

• Japanese甘い

• Kalmykәмтәхн

• Karachay-Balkarтатлы

• Kazakhтәтті

• Khakasтадылығ

• Khmerផ្អែម

• Korean달콤하다

• Koryakналлявʼӄинналлягӄин

• Kumykтатли

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjişirîn

• Soraniشیرین

• Kyrgyzтаттуу

• Laoຫວານ

• Latgaliansoldons

• Latindulcis, suāvis

• Latviansalds

• Lithuaniansaldus

• Lugandaneeded

• Luxembourgishséiss

• Macedonianсладок

• Malagasyankamamina, mamy

• Malayalamമധുരം

• Marathiगोड

• Mari

• Eastern Mariшере

• Western Mariширӹ

• Mirandesedoce

• Mongolianамттай

• Navajołikan

• Norwegiansøt

• Occitandoç

• Oriyaneeded

• Pashtoخوږخوږه

• Persianشیرین

• Polishsłodki

• Portuguesedoce

• Punjabineeded

• Quechuañukñu, miski, mişki

• Rajasthanineeded

• Romaniandulce

• Romanschdultsch qualifierdutsch qualifier

• Russianсла́дкий

• Rwanda-Rundibombo qualifier

• Sanskritमधुर

• Scottish gaelicmilis, mealach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсладак

• Romansladak

• Shonakutapira

• Shorтаамнығ

• Sicilianduci

• Slovaksladký

• Slovenesladek

• Somalineeded

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiansłodki

• Southern Altaiтату

• Spanishdulce, rico, sabroso, gustoso

• Swahilitamu, pipi

• Swedishsöt

• Tagalogmatamis

• Tajikширин

• Tamilஇனிப்பான

• Tatarтатлы

• Thaiหวาน

• Tibetanམངར་མོ

• Turkishtatlı

• Turkmendatly, süýji

• Tuvanчигирзиг

• Udmurtческыт, коньыт

• Ukrainianсоло́дкий

• Urduمیٹھا

• Uyghurneeded

• Uzbektotli, shirin

• Vendatshimedzwa

• Venetiandólso, dolse, dólzo, dolž

• Vietnamesengọt

• Volapüksvidik

• Wolofpartart

• Xhosaneeded

• Yakutминньигэс

• Yiddishזיס

• Yorubaneeded

• Yucatec Mayach'ujuk

• Zuluuswidi

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• Englishsweet

• Englishhaving a taste of sugar

• Afrikaanssoet, soeterig

• Armenianքաղցր

• Aromaniandultsi

• Asturiandulce

• Basquegozoa

• Belarusianсало́дкі

• Bretondous, c'hwek

• Bulgarianсла́дък

• Burmeseချို

• Catalandolç

• Chinese

• Cantonese甜

• Mandarin甜

• Min Dong甜

• Crimean Tatartatlı

• Czechsladký

• Danishsød

• Dutchzoet

• Esperantodolĉa

• Estonianmagus

• Eweŋaneŋane

• Faroesesøtur

• Finnishmakea, imelä, äitelä, sokerinen

• Frenchsucré

• Friuliandolç, dolč

• Galiciandoce

• Georgianტკბილი

• Germansüß

• Greekγλυκός

• Hebre needed

• Hindiमीठा

• Hungarianédes

• Icelandicsætur

• Idosukroza

• Irishmilis

• Italiandolce, zuccheroso

• Japanese甘い

• Korean달다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjişirîn

• Soraniشیرین

• Latindulcis

• Latviansalds

• Lithuaniansaldus

• Malaymanis

• Maoriwaitī, āwenewene

• Marathiगोड

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegiansøt

• Persianneeded

• Polishsłodki

• Portuguesedoce

• Romaniandulce

• Russianсла́дкий

• Sardiniandurke

• Scottish gaelicmilis, mealach

• Serbo-Croatianneeded

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiansłodki

• Spanishdulce

• Swahilitamu, pipi

• Swedishsöt

• Tagalogmatamis, maasukal

• Thaiหวาน

• Turkishtatlı

• Venetiandólso, dolse, dólzo

• Vietnamesengọt

• Volapüksvidik

• Welshmelys

• Yucatec Mayach'ujuk

• 
  

• Englishsweet

• Englishnot having a salty taste

• Afrikaanssoet

• Armenianքաղցրահամ

• Bretondous, disall

• Czechsladký

• Danishusaltet, fersk

• Dutchzoet

• Finnishmakea

• Frenchdoux

• Greekανάλατος

• Italianqualifierit

• Japaneseしょっぱくない

• Korean삼삼하다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjişirîn

• Soraniشیرین

• Norwegian(butter) usaltet, (water) fersk

• Polishsłodki

• Portuguesedoce

• Romaniandulce

• Russianпре́сный

• Spanishdulce

• Swahiliperemende, pipi

• Swedishfrisk, färsk, osaltad, söt (about water)

5.

• Englishbrackish

• Englishdistasteful, unpleasant, not appealing to the taste

• Finnishepämiellyttävä

• Germanbrackig

• Japaneseまずい

• Maorikōtaitai

• Russianпроти́вный

6.

• Englishkink

• Englishpeculiarity in sexual behaviour or taste

• Finnishkierouma

• Italianperversione

• Portuguesetara

• Russianзаско́кстра́нность

• Spanishdesviacióndesvarío

7.

• Englishpalate

• Englishsense of taste

• Finnishmakuaisti

• Portuguesepaladar

• Russianвкус

• Spanishpaladar

• 
  

• Englishpalate

• Englishfiguratively: relish, taste, liking

• Finnishmaku

• Russianвкус

• 
  

• Englishpalate

• Englishfiguratively: mental relish, intellectual taste

• Finnishmaku

• Russianвкус

8.

• Englishcivilized

• Englishmarked by refinement in taste and manners

• Bulgarianизтънчен

• Manxardveenit

• Sindhicheckمهذب

9.

• Englishdiscernment

• Englishaesthetic discrimination, taste, appreciation

• GermanUrteilsvermögen

10.

• Englishageusia

• Englishloss of the sense of taste

• Frenchagueusie

• Portugueseageusia

11.

• Englishtang

• Englishstrong or offensive taste

• Finnishkitkeryys

• Frenchsaveur piquante

12.

• Englishtaste|the

• Englishone of the sensations produced by the tongue

• Arabicذَوْق, طَعْم

• Hijazi Arabicذوقطَعَم

• Armenianհամ

• Aromaniangustu

• Bashkirтәм

• Basquedastamen

• Belarusianсмак

• Bulgarianвкус

• Catalangust, sabor, tast

• Chinese

• Mandarin味道味兒

• Min Dong味

• Czechchuť

• Dutchsmaak

• Egyptian

• dpt

• Dpt-F20-A2

• Esperantogusto

• Estonianmaitse

• Finnishmaku, makuaisti

• Frenchgoût

• Friuliansavôr, gust

• Georgianგემო

• GermanGeschmack

• Greekγεύση

• Ancientγεῦσις

• Gujaratiસ્વાદ

• Hindiस्वाद

• Hungarianíz

• Icelandicbragð

• Irishblas

• Italiangusto

• Japanese味覚味

• Khmerរសជាតិ

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjiçêj

• Soraniتامچاخ

• Latgaliangarža

• Latviangarša

• Lithuanianskonis

• Macedonianвкус

• Maoritāwara

• Norwegiansmak

• Occitantast, gost

• Persianطعممزهخوا

• Polishsmak

• Portuguesegosto

• Romaniangust

• Romanschgust, gost

• Russianвкус

• Sardiniangustu

• Scottish gaelicblas

• Siciliangustu

• Spanishgusto

• Swahilikionjo

• Swedishsmak

• Thaiรสชาติ

• Turkishçeşni, tat

• Ukrainianсмак

• Venetiansaor

• Vietnamesevị giác

• Welshblas

• 
  

• Englishtaste|the

• Englishto have a taste

• Arabicذَاقَ

• Aromaniangustu

• Catalantastar

• Chinese

• Mandarinqualifiercmn

• Czechchutnat

• Dutchsmaken

• Finnishmaistua

• Frenchavoir un goût, goûter lb

• Friuliangustâ un

• Galluresetastà, attastà

• Germanschmecken

• Gujaratiચાખવુ

• Hungarianízlik

• Icelandicbragðast

• Italianassaggiare

• Japanese味がする

• Normangouôter

• Latviangaršot

• Norwegiansmake

• Occitantastar

• Persianمزه داشتن

• Polishsmakować

• Portugueseter gosto de, saber

• Romaniangusta

• Russianиме́ть вкус

• Sardinian

• Campidanesegustai, tastai

• Logudoreseassazare, gustàre

• Sassaresetastà, attastà

• Swedishsmaka

• Thaiรส

• Vietnamesecó mùi

• Yiddishטועם־טעם זײַןפֿאַרזוכן

13.

• Englishtasting

• Englishtaking of a small amount of food or drink in order to taste it

• Armenianհամտես

• Chinese

• Mandarin品嘗品尝

• Czechdegustace

• Finnishmaistiainen

• Frenchdégustation

• GermanVerkostung

• Hungariankóstolás

• Italiandegustazione

• Japanese賞味

• Portuguesedegustação

• Russianдегуста́ция

• Spanishdegustación

• Vietnamesenếm thử

14.

• Englishcarroty

• Englishresembling carrots in colour, taste, etc.

• Russianморковеподо́бный

15.

• Englishtasty

• Englishhaving or showing good taste

• Dutchsmakelijk

• Frenchélégant

• Greekνόστιμος

• Hungarianízléses

• Japanese風味のよい

• Latviangaumīgs

• Portuguesede/com bom gosto

• Russianизя́щный

16.

• Englishtart

• Englishwith sharp taste, sour

• Armenianտտիպ

• Azeriturş

• Dutchwrang, zuur

• Finnishkirpeä, hapan

• Frenchamer, mordant

• Georgianმწკლარტე

• Germansauer, herb

• Italianacido, aspro

• Old church slavonicкꙑсѣлъ

• Persianترشزست

• Polishcierpki

• Portugueseazedo

• Russianте́рпкий, е́дкий, ки́слый qualifier

• Sardinian

• Campidaneseargu, aspru, bruscu, rasposu

• Logudoresearraulàdu, aspidu, argu, rasposu, aspru, bruscu

• Gallureseagracciu, agritzu

• Sassareseàipru

• Scottish gaelicgoirt

• Spanishácido, amargo

• Swedishsur, kärv

• Turkishkekre, buruk

17.

• Englishstylish

• EnglishHaving elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress

• Czechstylový, elegantní

• Dutchstijlvol

• Estonianmaitsekas

• Finnishtyylikäs

• Frenchélégant

• Germanstilvoll, elegant, stylisch

• Hungarianízléses, elegáns, divatos

• Romanianelegant

• Russianстильный

• Scottish gaelicfasanta

• Spanishelegante, estiloso

18.

• Englishlime

• Englishhaving the aroma or taste of lime

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishlimetinmakuinen

• Russianneeded

• Turkishlimli, lim aromalı

19.

• Englishbitter

• Englishhaving an acrid taste

• Albanianhidhur

• Arabicمُرّ

• Armenianդառն, կծու, մռու

• Aromanianamar

• Asturianamargu

• Azeriacı

• Belarusianго́ркі

• Bengalineeded

• Bretonc'hwerv

• Bulgarianгорчив

• Burmeseခါး

• Catalanamarg

• Chamicuropshawa

• Chinese

• Mandarin苦澀

• Czechhořký

• Dalmatianamur, amuor, marcus

• Danishbitter

• Dutchbitter

• Esperantoamara

• Estonianmõru, kibe

• Eweveve

• Faroesebeiskur

• Fijianqona

• Finnishkitkerä, karvas

• Frenchamer

• Friulianamar, amâr

• Galicianamargo

• Gallureseràncicu

• Georgianმწარე

• Germanbitter

• Greekπικρός

• Guaraníro

• Hebre מַרמרהמָרִיר

• Hindiकड़वा

• Hungariankeserű

• Icelandicbeiskur

• Idobitra

• Interlinguaamar

• Irishsearbh, goirt

• Italianamaro

• Japanese苦い

• Kazakhащы

• Khmerចត់ជូរ

• Korean쓰다

• Kurdish

• Soraniتاڵ

• Kyrgyzачуу

• Laoຂົມ

• Latgalianryugts

• Latinamarus

• Latvianrūgts, sīvs, sūrs

• Lithuaniankartus

• Low Germanbitter

• Macedonianгорчлив

• Marathiकडू

• Mongolianгашуун

• Normanamé

• Norwegianbitter

• Occitanamar

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicгорькъ

• Persianتلخ

• Polishgorzki

• Portugueseamargo

• Romanianamar

• Russianго́рький

• Sardinian

• Campidaneseamargu

• Logudoreserànzigu, rànchiu

• Sassareserànzigu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicгорактрпак

• Romangorak, grk, trpak, opor

• Sicilianamaru

• Slovakhorký

• Slovenegrenak

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangórki

• Upper Sorbianhórki, jěrki

• Spanishamargo

• Swedishbitter, besk

• Tagalogmapait

• Tajikталх

• Teluguచేదు

• Thaiขม

• Tongankava

• Turkishacı, keskin, acılı, yakıcı, sert, şiddetli,

• Turkmenajy

• Ukrainianгі́ркий

• Urduکڑوا

• Uzbekachchiq

• Vietnameseđắng

• Welshchwerw

• Yiddishביטער

• Zazakitun

20.

• Englishfade

• Englishtasteless

• Bulgarianблудкав

• Dutchsaai, smaakloos

• Esperantosensuka

• Frenchfade

• Greekάγευστος, ανούσιος

• Spanishinsípido

21.

• Englishrancid

• Englishbeing rank in taste or smell

• Catalanranci

• Czechžluklý, ztuchlý

• Danishharsk

• Finnisheltaantunut, härskiintynyt, härski

• Frenchrance

• Germanranzig

• Greekχαλασμένος, ταγκός, ξινισμένος

• Icelandicþrár, þræsinn

• Italianrancido

• Maorikūtaitai

• Normanêventé

• Latinrancidus

• Norwegianharsk

• Polishzjełczały

• Portugueserâncido, ranço, rançoso

• Romanianrânced

• Russianпроту́хший, прого́рклый

• Spanishrancio

• Swedishhärsken

• Tagalogmaanta

• rans-seeoffensive

• Frenchcheckrance

22.

• Englishtacky

• Englishcolloquial: in bad taste

• Dutchsmakeloos

• Esperantomalbongusta

• Finnishmauton, tyylitön

• Frenchquétaine qualifier

• Germangeschmacklos

• Italiandi cattivo gusto, tamarro

• Portuguesede mau gosto, brega, cafona, piroso

• Russianбезвку́сный

• Spanishchopo qualifierMexico

• Tagalogbaduy

23.

• Englishsyrupy

• Englishhaving the taste or consistency or syrup

• Finnishsiirappinen, siirappimainen

• Frenchsiropeux

• Italiansciropposo

24.

• Englishkeyboard shortcut

• Englishkey or a combination of keys

• Czechklávesová zkratka

• Danishtastaturgenvej

• Dutchsneltoets

• Finnishpikanäppäin

• Frenchraccourci clavier

• GermanTastenkombination, TastaturkurzbefehlTastaturkürzel

• Japaneseショートカット

• Polishskrót klawiszowy

• Portugueseatalho

• Romaniancombinație de tastetastă rapidă

• Russianклавишная комбина́ция быстрого вызовабы́страя кла́виша

• Slovenebližnjica

• Swedishkortkommando

• Turkishkısaltma, kısayol tuşu

• Vietnamesephím tắt

25.

• Englishnice

• Englishhaving a pleasant taste or aroma

• Arabicطيبطيبةعَطِر

• Dutchlekker, aangenaa

• Estonianmaitsev

• Frenchbon

• Germanlecker, angeneh

• Greekνόστιμοςtaste

• Hebre נעיםנעימה

• Italianbuono

• Persianخوشمزه

• Polishmiły

• Portugueseagradável

• Russianqualifierru

• Spanishrico, bueno

• Swahilinzuri

• Swedishgod, smaklig, läcker

• Teluguపసందైన

26.

• Englishacid

• Englishsour, sharp, or biting to the taste

• Afrikaanssuur

• Arabicحَامِض

• Armenianթթու

• Asturianácidu

• Belarusianкі́слы

• Bulgarianкисел

• Catalanàcid

• Chinese

• Mandarin酸

• Czechkyselý

• Danishsur

• Dutchzuur

• Estonianhapu, kibe

• Finnishhapan, hapokas

• Frenchaigre, acide

• Galicianácido

• Georgianმჟავე

• Germansauer

• Greekοξύς

• Gullahaacit

• Icelandicsúr, beiskur

• Idoacida

• Italianacido

• Japaneseすっぱい

• Korean시다

• Kyrgyzкычкыл, кычкылдык, кычкыл нерсе, кислота, жегич, ачыштыргыч,

• Latinacidus

• Latvianskābs

• Lithuanianrūgštis

• Macedonianкисел

• Malaymasa, berasid

• Malayalamഅമ്ലം

• Maorikawa, hīmoemoe

• Norwegiansur

• Old church slavonicкꙑсѣлъ

• Polishkwaśny

• Portugueseácido, azedo

• Romanianacru, acid

• Russianки́слый qualifier

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкисео

• Romankiseo

• Slovakkyslý

• Slovenekisel

• Spanishagrio, ácido

• Swedishsur

• Thaiกรด

• Welshsur, siarp

27.

• Englishtaster

• EnglishPerson who tastes wine etc.

• Frenchgoûteur

• Galiciancatador

• Hungariankóstoló

• Irishblastóir

28.

• Englishtickle

• Englishto appeal to someone's taste, curiosity etc.

• Finnishkiinnostaa

29.

• Englishdelectable

• Englishpleasing to the taste, delicious

• Dutchlekker, smakelijk

• Finnishherkullinen, maukas

• Frenchdélicieuxsavoureux

• Maoriwaireka

• Serbo-Croatianukusan

• 
  

• Englishdelectable

• Englishsomething that is pleasing to the taste

• Dutchlekkernij

• Frenchdélice

30.

• Englishrelish

• Englishpleasing taste

• Czechpožitekcs

• Danishnydelse

• Dutchsmaak

• Friuliangust

• GermanAromaGenuß

• Portuguesegosto

• Russian(lприя́тный)

• Slovakpôžitokslasť

• 
  

• Englishrelish

• Englishto taste or eat with pleasure, to like the flavor o

• Czechcheckvychutnávat

• Danishnyde

• Frenchsavourer, délecter

• Friuliangustâ

• Germangenießen, sich schmecken lassen, reizvoll finden

• Icelandicnjóta

• Polishsmakować, delektować się

• Portuguesesaborear, sentir prazer em

• Russianсмакова́ть

• Scottish gaelicgabh tlachd ann

• Spanishsaborear

• 
  

• Englishrelish

• English(obsolete) to give a relish to, to cause to taste agreeably

• Frenchparfumer

• Germanaromatisieren

• 
  

• Englishrelish

• English(obsolete) to have a pleasing or appetizing taste

• Germanschmecken

31.

• Englishsap

• Englishundermine

• Dutchondermijnen, aantasten, ondergraven

• Finnishheikentää

• Frenchsaper, miner

• Italianscalzare, minare

• Spanishzapar

• 
  

• Englishsap

• Englishmake unstable, weaken

• Dutchondermijnen, verzwakken, aantasten

• Finnishuuvuttaa, heikentää

• Italianindebolire, fiaccare, logorare

• 
  

• Englishsap

• Englishgradually weaken

• Dutchondermijnen, knagen aan, aantasten

• Maoriwhakangoikore

• Russianистощать, иссуша́ть

32.

• Englishdoofus

• Englishperson with poor judgement and taste

• French andouille

• Polishgłupek

33.

• Englishoil|crude

• Englishlacking tact or taste

• Bulgarianгруб

• Catalangroller

• Czechneomalený

• Dutchruw, gro, smakeloos, vulgair

• Finnishkarkea

• Frenchvulgairecru

• Germanroh, grob

• Greekάξεστος

• Hungariandurva, faragatlan, nyers

• Italianvolgarecrudo, semplice, grezzo

• Portuguesebruto

• Russianгру́бый

• Swedishgrov, plump, oborstad

• Teluguనాటు

34.

• Englishaftertaste

• EnglishThe persistence of the taste of something no longer present

• Dutchnasmaak

• Esperantodaŭragusto

• Finnishjälkimaku

• Frencharrière-goût

• GermanNachgeschmack

• Greekεπίγευση

• Japanese後味

• Manxaavlass

• Portugueseressaibo

• Russianпослевкусие

• Scottish gaelicath-bhlas

• Spanishresabio

• Tagalogpangimaiyo

35.

• Englishdelicacy

• Englishrefinement in taste

• Bulgarianизтънченост

• Finnishhienostuneisuus

• Portugueserefinamento, fineza

• Russianутончённость

• Serbo-Croatiandȅlikātnōst

36.

• Englishweak

• Englishdilute, lacking in taste or potency

• Arabicضَعِيف

• Armenianթույլ

• Czechslabý

• Dutchflauw

• Finnishlaimea, mieto

• Germanschwach

• Hungariangyenge, híg

• Irishlag, caol, éadro, tanaí

• Japanese薄い

• Portuguesefraco

• Russianсла́бый

• Scottish gaeliclag

• Swedishsvag

• Tagalogmatabang

• Welshgwan

37.

• Englishpickle

• Englishaffectionate term for a loved one

• Dutchzoetje

• Greekδιαβολάκι

• Italiandiavoletto

• 
  

• Englishpickle

• Englishslang: penis

• Dutchworst

• Italianpisello

• Arabiccheckمخلل

• Frenchcheckpickles

• Italianchecksottaceto

• Neapolitancheckcumpòsta

• Telugucheckఊరగాయ పచ్చడి

38.

• Englishtaste

• Englishone of the sensations produced by the tongue

• Arabicذَوْق, طَعْم

• Hijazi Arabicذوقطَعَم

• Armenianհամ

• Aromaniangustu

• Bashkirтәм

• Basquedastamen

• Belarusianсмак

• Bulgarianвкус

• Catalangust, sabor, tast

• Chinese

• Mandarin味道味兒

• Min Dong味

• Czechchuť

• Dutchsmaak

• Egyptian

• dpt

• Dpt-F20-A2

• Esperantogusto

• Estonianmaitse

• Finnishmaku, makuaisti

• Frenchgoût

• Friuliansavôr, gust

• Georgianგემო

• GermanGeschmack

• Greekγεύση

• Ancientγεῦσις

• Gujaratiસ્વાદ

• Hindiस्वाद

• Hungarianíz

• Icelandicbragð

• Irishblas

• Italiangusto

• Japanese味覚味

• Khmerរសជាតិ

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjiçêj

• Soraniتامچاخ

• Latgaliangarža

• Latviangarša

• Lithuanianskonis

• Macedonianвкус

• Maoritāwara

• Norwegiansmak

• Occitantast, gost

• Persianطعممزهخوا

• Polishsmak

• Portuguesegosto

• Romaniangust

• Romanschgust, gost

• Russianвкус

• Sardiniangustu

• Scottish gaelicblas

• Siciliangustu

• Spanishgusto

• Swahilikionjo

• Swedishsmak

• Thaiรสชาติ

• Turkishçeşni, tat

• Ukrainianсмак

• Venetiansaor

• Vietnamesevị giác

• Welshblas

• 
  

• Englishtaste

• Englishto have a taste

• Arabicذَاقَ

• Aromaniangustu

• Catalantastar

• Chinese

• Mandarinqualifiercmn

• Czechchutnat

• Dutchsmaken

• Finnishmaistua

• Frenchavoir un goût, goûter lb

• Friuliangustâ un

• Galluresetastà, attastà

• Germanschmecken

• Gujaratiચાખવુ

• Hungarianízlik

• Icelandicbragðast

• Italianassaggiare

• Japanese味がする

• Normangouôter

• Latviangaršot

• Norwegiansmake

• Occitantastar

• Persianمزه داشتن

• Polishsmakować

• Portugueseter gosto de, saber

• Romaniangusta

• Russianиме́ть вкус

• Sardinian

• Campidanesegustai, tastai

• Logudoreseassazare, gustàre

• Sassaresetastà, attastà

• Swedishsmaka

• Thaiรส

• Vietnamesecó mùi

• Yiddishטועם־טעם זײַןפֿאַרזוכן

39.

• Englishtingle

• Englishto have a prickling or mildly stinging sensation

• Dutchkriebelen

• Esperantopikpiki

• Finnishpistellä, kihelmöidä, nipistellä

• Frenchpicoter

• Italiantitillare, solleticare

• Latviantirpt

• Maoritītī qualifiernanamu qualifier

• Portugueseformigar

• Russianиспы́тывать

40.

• Englishunpleasant

• Englishnot pleasant

• Catalandesagradable

• Chinese

• Mandarin令人不快的

• Czechnepříjemný

• Esperantoneplaĉa

• Finnishepämiellyttävä, kelju

• Frenchdéplaisantpénible

• Georgianუსიამოვნო, უსიამო, არასასიამოვნო

• Germanunangeneh

• Greekδυσάρεστος

• Hungariankellemetlen

• Irishmíphléisiúrtha, míthaitneamhach

• Italianspiacevole, sgradevole

• Kurdish

• Soraniناخۆش

• Macedonianнепријатен

• Maorikōtuhi qualifierporokawa qualifier

• Persianناخوشایند

• Polishnieprzyjemny

• Portuguesedesagradável

• Romanianneplăcutnedorit, neagreat

• Russianнеприя́тный

• Scottish gaeliccaca

• Serbo-Croatianneugodan, odvratan

• Spanishdesagradable

• Turkishsevimsiz, nahoş, tatsız, çirkin

• Welshannymunol

41.

• Englishflavor enhancer

• Englishany substance added to a food product to enhance its taste

• Frenchexhausteur de goût

• GermanGeschmacksverstärker

• Swedishsmakförstärkare

42.

• Englishdelicate

• Englishof exacting tastes and habits, dainty, fastidious.

• Finnishhienostunut, tarkka

• Germanerlesen, ausgesucht, anspruchsvoll, delikat, wählerisch

43.

• Englishcrude

• Englishlacking tact or taste

• Bulgarianгруб

• Catalangroller

• Czechneomalený

• Dutchruw, gro, smakeloos, vulgair

• Finnishkarkea

• Frenchvulgairecru

• Germanroh, grob

• Greekάξεστος

• Hungariandurva, faragatlan, nyers

• Italianvolgarecrudo, semplice, grezzo

• Portuguesebruto

• Russianгру́бый

• Swedishgrov, plump, oborstad

• Teluguనాటు

44.

• Englishacid|amino

• Englishsour, sharp, or biting to the taste

• Afrikaanssuur

• Arabicحَامِض

• Armenianթթու

• Asturianácidu

• Belarusianкі́слы

• Bulgarianкисел

• Catalanàcid

• Chinese

• Mandarin酸

• Czechkyselý

• Danishsur

• Dutchzuur

• Estonianhapu, kibe

• Finnishhapan, hapokas

• Frenchaigre, acide

• Galicianácido

• Georgianმჟავე

• Germansauer

• Greekοξύς

• Gullahaacit

• Icelandicsúr, beiskur

• Idoacida

• Italianacido

• Japaneseすっぱい

• Korean시다

• Kyrgyzкычкыл, кычкылдык, кычкыл нерсе, кислота, жегич, ачыштыргыч,

• Latinacidus

• Latvianskābs

• Lithuanianrūgštis

• Macedonianкисел

• Malaymasa, berasid

• Malayalamഅമ്ലം

• Maorikawa, hīmoemoe

• Norwegiansur

• Old church slavonicкꙑсѣлъ

• Polishkwaśny

• Portugueseácido, azedo

• Romanianacru, acid

• Russianки́слый qualifier

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкисео

• Romankiseo

• Slovakkyslý

• Slovenekisel

• Spanishagrio, ácido

• Swedishsur

• Thaiกรด

• Welshsur, siarp

45.

• Englishbitterness

• Englishquality of being bitter in taste

• Aromanianamãrãciuni

• Asturianamargor

• Bulgarianгорчивина

• Catalanamargoramarguesa

• Finnishkitkeryys

• Frenchamertume

• Galicianamargor

• GermanBitterkeit

• Greekπίκρα

• Hebre מרירות

• Italianamarezza

• Latinacerbitāsamāritiēs

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbitterhet

• Polishgorzkość

• Portugueseamargura

• Romanianamărăciune

• Russianго́речь

• Sardinian

• Logudoreserangigùmene

• Slovakhorkosť

• Spanishamargo

• Teluguచేదు

• Turkishacılık

46.

• Englishnuance

• Englishminor distinction

• Armenianneeded

• Catalanmatís

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchnuance

• Esperantonuanco

• Frenchnuance

• GermanNuance

• Italiansfumatura, sottigliezza

• Japaneseニュアンス

• Khmerneeded

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnyanse

• Nynorsknyanse

• Occitannuança

• Polishniuans

• Portuguesenuance

• Romaniannuanță

• Russianнюа́нс

• Swedishnyans

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

47.

• Englishpleasant

• Englishgiving pleasure, pleasing in manner

• Arabicسَارّ, لَطِيف, مُمْتِع

• Armenianհաճելի

• Catalanagradable, plaent

• Chinese

• Mandarin愉快

• Czechpříjemný

• Danishbehagelig, rar

• Dutchaangenaa, behaagelijk, plezierig, fijn

• Esperantoagrabla

• Estonianmeeldiv

• Finnishmiellyttävä, mukava, rattoisa

• Frenchagréable, plaisant

• Germanangeneh

• Greekευχάριστος

• Hebre needed

• Hungariankellemes, rokonszenves

• Irishgrianmhar, lách, aiteasach

• Italianpiacevole

• Japanese愉快

• Normanpliaîsant

• Korean기분 좋은

• Latinamoenus, bellus, benignus, blandus, dulcis, grātus,

• Maorimakue qualifier

• Old Englishbliþelic, cweme, fæger, gefealic, gemede, geswæslic,

• Polishprzyjemny

• Portugueseagradável

• Romanianplăcutsavurabilagreabil

• Russianприя́тный

• Scottish gaelictlachdmhor

• Serbo-Croatianprijatan, при̏ја̄тан

• Sloveneprijeten

• Spanishagradable, placentero

• Swedishangenä, trevlig, behaglig

• Thaiสนุก

• Turkishsevimli, tatlı, hoş, güzel

• Vietnamesedễ chịu

• West frisiannoflik

48.

• Englishfulsome

• Englishoffensive to good taste, tactless, overzealous, excessive

• Germantaktlos, geschmacklos, übereifrig, übertrieben, widerlich

49.

• Englishsour

• Englishhaving an acidic, sharp or tangy taste

• Albanianthartë

• Arabicحَامِض

• Armenianթթու

• Asturianagriu, ácidu

• Azeriturş

• Belarusianкі́слы

• Bengaliখাট্টা

• Bulgarianки́сел

• Burmeseချဉ်

• Catalanàcid

• Chamicurochawawa

• Chinese

• Cantonese酸

• Mandarin酸

• Min Nan酸酸

• Czechkyselý

• Danishsur

• Dutchzuur

• Esperantoacida

• Estonianhapu

• Faroesesúrur

• Finnishhapan, kirpeä

• Frenchaigre, sur

• Galicianácido, acedo

• Georgianმჟავე

• Germansauer

• Greekξινός

• Hebre חָמוּץ

• Hindiखट्टा

• Hungariansavanyú

• Icelandicsúr

• Idoacerba

• Indonesianasa

• Irishgéar

• Italianagro

• Japaneseすっぱい

• Kazakhқышқыл

• Khmerខ្មេះ

• Korean시다

• Kurdish

• Soraniتورش

• Kyrgyzкычкыл

• Laoປ້ຽວ

• Latgalianskuobs

• Latvianskābs

• Lithuanianrūgštus

• Macedonianкисел

• Malaymasa

• Mongolianисгэлэн

• Normansu

• Norwegiansur

• Old church slavonicкꙑсѣлъ

• Old Norsesúrr

• Persianترش

• Polishkwaśny

• Portugueseazedo

• Romanianacru

• Russianки́слый

• Scottish gaelicgoirt

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicки̏сео

• Romankȉseo

• Slovakkyslý

• Slovenekisel

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiankisały

• Upper Sorbiankisały

• Spanishagrio, ácido

• Swedishsur

• Tagalogmaasi

• Tajikтуруш

• Thaiเปรี้ยว

• Tibetanསྐྱུར་མོ

• Turkishekşi

• Turkmenturşy

• Ukrainianки́слий

• Urduکھٹا

• Uzbeknordon, achchiq

• Vietnamesechua

• Walloonseur

• Welshegr, sur

• Yiddishזויער

• 
  

• Englishsour

• Englishthe sensation of a sour taste

• GermanSäure

• Macedonianки́селост

• Portugueseazedume

• Teluguపులుపు

50.

• Englishborderline

• Englishshowing bad taste

• Finnishepämääräinen, rima

51.

• Englishconnoisseur

• Englishspecialist whose opinion is valued

• Chinese

• Mandarin鑒定家

• Czechznalec

• Dutchkenner

• Finnishtuntija, erikoistuntija

• Frenchconnaisseur

• GermanKenner

• Greekειδήμων

• Hebre מומחה

• Hungarianműértő

• Italianintenditore g, esperto, connaisseur#Italian

• Japanese鑑定家鑑識家

• Korean감정가

• Macedonianпознавач

• Polishkoneser

• Portugueseconnaisseur, qualifier

• Russianзнато́к

• Serbo-Croatianznalac

• Slovakznalec

• Spanishconnaisseur

• Swedishkonnässör

• Turkishqualifiertr

52.

• Englishzesty

• Englishhaving a piquant or pungent taste, spicy

• Russianпика́нтный

53.

• Englishharsh

• Englishrough

• Aromanianascuru

• Bulgarianгруб, остър

• Catalanaspre

• Chinese

• Mandarin粗暴

• Czechhrubý

• Danishru, grov

• Dutchruw, gro

• Finnishkarkea, kova

• Frenchsévère, rude

• Germanrau, harsch

• Greekτραχύς

• Indonesiankasar

• Italiangrossolano, ruvido, rude

• Japanese粗悪

• Korean거칠다

• Latinraucus

• Latvianraupjš, rupjš

• Persianزمخت

• Portugueseáspero

• Romanianaspru

• Russianжёсткий, твёрдый, гру́бый, шершавый, шерохова́тый, зазубренный,

• Spanisháspero

• Sundaneseloma

• Swahilimkali

• Swedishsträv

54.

• Englishsophisticated

• Englishappealing to the tastes of an intellectual

• Finnishhienostunut, sivistynyt

• Frenchsophistiqué

• Germanraffiniert

• Greekεγκεφαλικός

• Italiansofisticato

• Macedonianпрефинет

• Maorimātanga

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsofistikert

• Nynorsksofistikert

• Polishwyszukanywymyślny

• Portuguesesofisticado

• Romanianrafinat, elegant, sofisticat

• Russianутончённый, изощрённый (izoš'r'ónnyj)

• Spanishrefinado, elegante, sofisticado

• Germancheckmondän

• Scottish gaeliccheckionnsaichte, checkiùlmhor, checkgrinn, checkfoghlaimte

• Spanishcheckerudito

55.

• Englishflavour

• Englishthe quality produced by the sensation of taste

• Bashkirтәм

• Bulgarianвкус

• Catalangust

• Chinese

• Mandarin味道味兒

• Danishsmag

• Dutchmeug, smaak

• Finnishmaku

• Frenchgoût, saveur

• Georgianარომატი, გემო

• GermanGeschmack

• Italiansapore, gusto

• Japanese味

• Kalmykамтн

• Khmerរសជាតិ

• Laoneeded

• Latinsapor

• Maorinamunamuā, hā, tāwara, tāwhara

• Norwegiansmak

• Polishsmak

• Portuguesesabor

• Russianвкуспри́вкус

• Spanishsabor

• Swedishsmak

• Thaiรสชาติ

• Turkishçeşni

• Welshblas

• 
  

• Englishflavour

• Englisha substance used to produce a taste

• Chinese

• Mandarin調料

• Czechpříchuť

• Dutchsmaaksto

• Finnishmakuaine, mauste

• Frenchsaveur

• GermanGeschmacksstoff

• Italiansaporiaroma

• Japanese香料

• Latinsapor

• Maoriwhaktakakara

• Portuguesecondimento

• Russianприпра́ва

• Swedishsmakämne

• 
  

• Englishflavour

• Englisha variety (of taste)

• Bulgarianбуке́т

• Dutchsmaak

• Finnishmaku

• Frenchsaveur

• Italiansapore

• Japaneseneeded

• Latinsapor

• Portuguesesabor

• Russianбуке́т

• Spanishsabor

• Swedishsmak

56.

• Englishugly

• Englishdispleasing to the ear or some other sense

• Chinese

• Cantonese難聽, 难听

• Mandarin難聽, 难听

• Finnishruma qualifier

• Hungariancsúnya

• Irishgránna

• Norwegianstygg, ekkel, vemmelig

• Scottish gaelicgrànnda

57.

• Englishrefined

• Englishcultured, elegant

• Catalanrefinat

• Chinese

• Mandarin斯文

• Danishraffineret, elegant, forfinet

• Dutchverfijnd

• Finnishhienostunut\

• Frenchaffiné, raffiné

• Hungariankifinomult

• Norwegianraffinert

• Persianبافرهنگ

• Russianутончённый qualifierблагоро́дный qualifier

58.

• Englishdelicious

• Englishpleasing to taste

• Afrikaanslekker, smaaklik

• Albanianshijshëm

• Arabicلَذِيذ

• Egyptianلزيز

• Hijazi لذيذطِعِملزيز

• Moroccanبنين

• Armenianհամով, համեղ

• Asturiansabrosu, ricu, prestosu

• Azeriləzzətli, dadlı, xoşməzə

• Bashkirтәмле

• Belarusianсма́чны

• Bengaliসুস্বাদু

• Bulgarianвку́сен

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalandeliciós, gustós, saborós

• Chinese

• Cantonese好食好味好吃

• Hakka好食

• Mandarin好吃可口美味

• Min Nan好食美味

• Czechlahodný, chutný

• Danishdelikat, liflig, lækker, yndig, herlig, velsmagende,

• Dutchheerlijk, lekker, smakelijk

• Erzyaтантей

• Esperantobongusta

• Estonianmaitsev

• Faroeseleskiligur

• Finnishherkullinen, maukas, hyvän makuinen

• Frenchdélicieux, savoureux, gouteux, goutu

• Friuliangustôs

• Galiciandelicioso, saboroso, gustoso, sabedeiro, sabedor

• Georgianგემრიელი

• Germanköstlich, lecker, geschmackvoll, schmackhaft

• Greekεύγευστος

• Hawaiianʻono

• Hebre טעים

• Hiligaynonnamit

• Hindiस्वादिष्टमज़ेदारलज़ीज़

• Hungarianfino, ízletes

• Icelandicbragðgóður, ljúffengur

• Idodelicioza

• Indonesianlezat, sedap, enak

• Ingushчам болаш

• Irishblasta, blastacht

• Isanแซ่บ

• Italiansquisito, delizioso, gustoso

• Japanese美味しい旨い

• Kapampanganmanyaman

• Karachay-Balkarтатымлы

• Kazakhдәмдітәтті

• Khmerឆ្ងាញ់

• Korean맛있다

• Kurdish

• Soraniبه‌له‌زه‌تبه‌تام

• Kyrgyzтаттууширелүү

• Laoແຊບ

• Latiniucundus

• Latviangaršīgs, gards

• Lithuanianskanus

• Macedonianвкусен

• Malaysedap, lazat

• Manxard-vlastal

• Maore Comorianendza lada

• Maorikakato, kōwatawata, makue, hāhā

• Marathiरुचकर

• Mongolianгайхамшигтай

• Navajoayóo áhálniih

• Norwegian

• Bokmåldeilig, nydelig, velsmakende

• Ossetianхӕрзад

• Persianلذیذخوشمزه

• Polishsmaczny, pyszny

• Portuguesedelicioso

• Romaniandelicios, gustos

• Russianвку́сный, ла́комый

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicукусан

• Romanukusan

• Slovakchutný

• Sloveneukusen

• Spanishdelicioso, sabroso, rico, gustoso, apetitoso

• Svanხოჩა გამაშ

• Swahilitamu sana

• Swedishdelikat, läcker, smaklig, härlig, välsmakande

• Tagalogmasarap

• Tajikлазизбомаза

• Tamilசுவையான

• Tatarтәмле

• Teluguకమ్మని, రుచికరమైన

• Thaiอร่อย

• Turkishlezzetli, tatlı

• Turkmenlezzetli, tagamly, şirin

• Udmurtческыт

• Ukrainianсма́чний

• Urduسوادشٹمزیدارلذیذ

• Uzbekyoqimli, ajoyib, shirin

• Vietnamesethơm tho, ngon ngọt, ngọt ngào, tuyệt hảo, ngon lắ

• Welshblasus

• Yiddishבאַטעמטגעשמאַק

• ǃXóõʘkxʻú

59.

• Englishtastelessly

• EnglishIn a tasteless manner

• Khmer កក្រោះ (kâ'kraŏh)

60.

• Englishacidity

• Englishquality of sourness to the taste

• Arabicحُمُوضَة

• Finnishhapokkuus, happamuus

• Georgianსიმჟავე

• Hindiअम्लिमा

• Irishaigéadacht

• Swedishsurhet

61.

• Englishacrid

• EnglishSharp and harsh, or bitter and not to the taste, pungent

• Belarusianво́стры

• Bulgarianостър, лугав

• Frenchâcre

• Greekαψύς

• Idoakra

• Maoritangeo, tangeao

• Persianتیزتندگس

• Polishostry, gryzący, drażniący, cierpki

• Portugueseacre

• Romanianacru

• Russianо́стрый, ре́зкий

• Spanishacre

• Tagalogmakahat

• Turkishacı

• Vietnamesechát

62.

• Englishelixir

• Englishpharmacy: sweet taste-masking liquid

• Danisheliksir

• Dutchelixer

• Finnisheliksiiri

• Frenchélixir

• Georgianელექსირი

• GermanElixier

• Greekελιξήριο

• Italianelisir

• Japaneseエリクシル

• Portugueseelixir

• Russianэликси́р

• Turkisheliksir

• ar

• סם פלא

• מרפא פלא

• laelixirium

• Slovakcheckelixír

• n

63.

• Englishbland

• EnglishLacking in taste or vigor

• Bulgarianбезвкусен

• Chinese

• Mandarin乏味的

• Czechmdlý

• Dutchsmaakloos, flauw

• Eastern Bontoclamset

• Finnishmitäänsanomaton, mieto, mauton

• Frenchfade

• Germanfad, geschmacklos

• Italianinsipido, fiacco

• Maoriwaimeha, makiha, mākihakiha

• Polishbezbarwnynijaki

• Portugueseinsosso

• Russianбезвку́сный, неинтере́сный

• Spanishsoso

• Swedishfadd, smaklös, svag, mild, intetsägande, la,

• Tagalogmatabang

64.

• Englishsick

• Englishcolloquial: in bad taste

• Greekαρρωστημένος, νοσηρός

• Hungarianbeteg, beteges

65.

• Englishgustatory

• Englishrelating to taste

• Bulgarianвкусов

• Catalangustatiu, gustatori

• Chinese

• Mandarin味覺的

• GermanGeschmacks-

• Icelandicbragðskyn

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicо̀куснӣ

• Romanòkusnī

• Spanishgustativo

66.

• Englishdistasteful

• Englishhaving a bad or foul taste

• Bashkirтәмһеҙ

• Bulgarianотвратителен

• Finnishpahanmakuinen

• Germangeschmacklos, widerwärtig

• Manxmeevlaystal

• Maoripāhare, matakawa, kūtaitai, kōtuhi

• Polishniesmaczny

• Portuguesedesagradável

• Romaniandezgustător, neplăcut

• Russianотврати́тельный, неприя́тный

• Spanishde mal gusto

• Swahilikaraha

• Swedishillasmakande, äcklig

67.

• Englishunctuous

• Englishtaste: rich, lush, intense

• Dutchromig, rijk

• Finnishtäyteläinen

68.

• Englishpalatable

• Englishpleasing to the taste

• Armenianախորժահամ

• Czechdobrý

• Danishvelsmagende

• Dutchsmaakvol, lekker

• Finnishmaukas, maittava, makoisa

• Frenchbon, plaisant au gout, appétant

• Germangenießbar, schmackhaft

• Hungarianízletes

• Maoriapuapu, kakato

• Polishdobry

• Portuguesepalatável, saboroso, gostoso

• Russianприя́тный, вку́сный

• Spanishsabroso

• Swedishsmaklig

69.

• Englishgarish

• Englishoverly ostentatious, so colourful as to be in bad taste

• Bulgarianяръкпоказен

• Dutchwansmakelijk, schreeuwlelijk

• Finnishräikeä

• Frenchcriard

• Germangrell, protzig, auffallend, aufdringlich, knallig, knallbunt,

• Greekχτυπητός, φανταχτερός, κακόγουστος

• Hungarianfeltűnő, rikító, ízléstelen

• Italianpacchiano

• Polishjaskrawy

• Portuguesegarrido

• Romanianbătător la ochi, țipător

• Russianкрича́щий, показно́й

• Spanishgárrido

• Swedishgräll

70.

• Englishsavor

• Englishthe specific taste or smell of something

• GermanAroma

• Maorikonakona

• Norwegianaromalukt

• Portuguesesabor

• Russianвкусарома́т

• Turkishçeşni

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• Englishsavor

• Englishto possess a particular taste or smell, or a distinctive quality

• Finnishvivahtaa

• Germanschmecken, riechen

• Norwegiansmake

• Russianиме́ть вкус, име́ть при́вкус

71.

• Englishausterity

• Englishsourness and harshness to the taste

• Albanianausterity

• Bulgarianстипчивост

• Frenchaustérité

• Latinaustēritās

• Norwegian

• Bokmålstramhet

• Serbo-Croatianoporost, oštrina

72.

• Englishlemon

• Englishtaste

• Dutchcitroensmaak

• Finnishsitruuna, sitruuna#Finnishfi

• Japaneseレモン味

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsitronsmak

• Portugueselimão

• Spanish(lsabor) limón

• Swahilindimu

• Turkishlimoni

• Vietnamesecheckvị chanh

• Catalancheckllimona

• Romanianchecklămâi

• Turkishsulu zırtlak, zıvrak

73.

• Englishpenchant

• Englishtaste, liking, or inclination (for)

• Chinese

• Mandarin愛好倾向

• Czechvášeň

• Dutchneiging

• Finnishmieltymys

• Frenchpenchant

• GermanVorliebeNeigung

• Italianinclinazione

• Japanese傾向

• Polishskłonność

• Portugueseinclinação

• Russianскло́нность

• Spanishinclinación, gusto

• Swedishböjelseförsmak

• Welshgogwydd

74.

• Englishdulcet

• Englishsweet to the taste

• Bulgarianсладък

• Finnishmakea

• Germanlieblich, süß, angeneh

• Spanishdulce

• Frenchcheckdoux

• Idocheckdulca

75.

• Englishgamey

• Englishhaving the smell, taste and texture of game

• Esperantoneeded

• Frenchneeded

• Germanneeded

• Italianselvatico

• Japaneseneeded

• Romanianca de vânat, ca vânatul

• Russianneeded

• Swedishneeded

76.

• Englishcreamy

• Englishof food or drink, having the taste or texture of crea

• Catalancremós

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishkermainen, kermamainen

• Frenchcrémeux

• Germansahnig, cremig

• Hungariankrémes, tejszínszerű

• Italiancremoso

• Russianсметанообра́зный, густо́й qualifier

• Spanishcremoso

• Swedishkrämig

77.

• Englishsweeten

• Englishto make sweet to the taste

• Aromanianndultsescu, ãndultsescu

• Catalanendolcir

• Chinese

• Mandarin加甜

• Czechsladit

• Danishsøde, forsøde

• Dutchzoeten

• Estonianmagustama

• Finnishmakeuttaa

• Frenchadoucir

• Gallureseindulcí

• Germansüßen

• Irishmilsigh

• Italianzuccherare

• Maoriwhakareka

• Normanadouochi

• Korean달게 하다

• Latincondulcō, dulcificō, dulcō, dulcōrō

• Latviansaldināt

• Luxembourgishséissen

• Portugueseadoçar, adocicar

• Romanianîndulci

• Russianподсла́щиватьсласти́ть

• Sardinian

• Campidaneseindurciai

• Logudoreseindulchire

• Sassareseindutzà

• Spanishazucarar

• Swedishsöta

78.

• Englishtasteful

• Englishexhibiting good taste

• Dutchsmaakvol

• Frenchde bon goût

• Germangeschmackvoll

• Hungarianízléses

• Swedishsmakfull

79.

• Englishoverpower

• Englishrender imperceptible by means of greater strength

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishjättää varjoonsa,

• Russianneeded

• Spanishrealzar

80.

• Englishastringency

• Englishastringent taste

• Spanishastringencia

81.

• Englishuntasted

• Englishnot tasted

• Norwegianusmakt

82.

• Englishacerb

• Englishbitter to the taste

• Finnishkitkerä

• Frenchacerbe

• Italianacerbo

• Latinacerbus

• Portugueseacerbo

• Spanishacerbo

83.

• Englishforetaste

• Englishtaste taken in advance

• Bulgarianпредвкусване

• Norwegian

• Bokmålforsmak

• Nynorskforsmak

• Russianпредвкуше́ние

• Swedishförsmak

• Dutchcheckvoorproefje

• Frenchcheckavant-goût

• GermancheckVorgeschmack

• Italiancheckpregustazione

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• Englishforetaste

• Englishto taste before another

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