cord - Dutch

1.

• Englishmesh of string, cord or rope

• Armenianneeded

• Catalanxarxa

• Chinese

• Czechsíť

• Danishnet

• Dutchnet

• Esperantoneeded

• Faroesenet

• Finnishverkko

• Frenchfilet

• Friulianrêt

• Galicianrede

• Georgianneeded

• GermanNetz

• Greekδίχτυβρόγχος

• Hebre רשת

• Hindiजाल

• Hungarianháló

• Icelandicnet

• Irisheangach

• Istriotridi

• Italianrete

• Japanese網

• Khmerneeded

• Korean그물

• Ladinrei

• Latinrete

• Low GermanNett

• LuxembourgishNetz

• Mongolianneeded

• Persianتور

• Portuguesemalha

• Romanianrețea

• Russianсеть

• Slovenemreža

• Sorbian

• Spanishred

• Swahilikiandarua

• Swedishnät

• Teluguవల

• Thaineeded

• Venetianrede

• Vietnameseneeded

• Welshrhwyd

• West frisiannet

• Yiddishנעץ

2.

• Englishdisorder in which a cyst or cavity forms within the spinal cord

• Czechsyringomyelie

• Finnishsyringomyelia

• Spanishsiringomielia

3.

• EnglishA small, portable, keyed wind instrument

• Afrikaansakkordeon, trekklavier

• Albanianfizarmonikë

• Arabicأَكُورْدِيُون

• Armenianակորդեոն

• Asturianacordión

• Basqueakordeoi, eskusoinu

• Belarusianакардэо́н

• Bretonakordeon

• Bulgarianхармо́ника

• Catalanacordió

• Chinese

• Czechakordeon

• Danishtrækharmonikaakkordeon

• Dutchaccordeon

• Esperantoakordiono

• Estonianakordion,

• Faroeseharmonika

• Finnishharmonikka, haitari, hanuri

• Frenchaccordéon

• Galicianacordeón

• GermanAkkordeonHandharmonika

• Greekακορντεόν

• Hindiअकॉर्डियन

• Hungarianharmonika, tangóharmonika

• Idoakordeono

• Indonesianakordeon

• Interlinguaaccordion

• Irishcairdín

• Italianfisarmonica

• Japaneseアコーデオン手風琴

• Korean아코디언

• Latinaccordio

• Macedonianармоникаакордео́н

• Manxcoardeen

• Maorikōriana

• Mongolianбаян хуур, ᠪᠠᠶᠠᠨ ᠬᠤᠭᠤᠷ

• Normanaccordéon

• Norwegian

• Persianآکاردئون

• Polishakordeon

• Portugueseacordeão

• Romanianacordeon

• Russianгармо́никааккордео́н

• Scottish gaelicbogsa-ciùil

• Serbo-Croatian

• Skolt Samigarmaan

• Slovakharmonika

• Sloveneharmonika

• Spanishacordeón

• Swahilikodiani, harimuni

• Swedishdragspelackordion

• Tagalogakordeyon, akurdyon

• Turkishakordiyon

• Ukrainianакордео́н

• Vietnamesephong cầ

• Volapüktiraharmonö

• Welshacordion

• Yiddishאַקאָרדעאָן

4.

• Englishcombination of three or more notes

• Albanianakord

• Arabicوَتَر

• Azeribağ

• Bulgarianакорд

• Chinese

• Czechakord

• Danishakkord

• Dutchakkoord

• Esperantokordo

• Estonianakord

• Faroeseakkord

• Finnishsointu

• Frenchaccord

• Galicianacorde

• GermanAkkord

• Greekσυγχορδία

• Hebre אקורד

• Hungarianakkord

• Indonesiankor

• Irishcorda

• Italianaccordo

• Japanese和音

• Korean화음

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianbalso stygos

• Norwegianakkord, note, noter

• Persianوتر

• Polishakord

• Portugueseacorde

• Romanianacord

• Russianакко́рд

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakakord

• Sloveneakord

• Spanishacorde

• Swedishackord

• Tagalogsanlinigan

• Thaiคอร์ด

• Turkishakor

• Uyghurakkord

• Vietnamesedây

• Welshcord

• Yiddishאַקאָרד

• 
  

• Englishstraight line

• Bengaliজ্যা

• Bulgarianхорда

• Chinese

• Czechtětiva

• Danishkorde

• Dutchkoorde

• Finnishjänne

• Frenchcorde

• Greekχορδή

• Italiancorda

• Japanese弦

• Maoriaho

• Polishcięciwa

• Portuguesecorda

• Romaniancoardă

• Russianхо́рда

• Serbo-Croatiantetiva

• Spanishcuerda

• Tagalogbagting

5.

• Englishthe three membranes that envelop the brain and spinal cord

• Arabicالأَغْشِيَة السِحَائِيَّة

• GermanHirnhaut

• Greekμήνιγγες

• Romanianmeninge

6.

• Englishjumping from a great height with a cord

• Chinese

• Finnishbenjihyppääminen

• Frenchsaut à l’élastique

• GermanBungeespringenBungee-Jumping

• Japaneseバンジージャンプ

• Korean번지 점프

• Portuguesebungee jumping

• Russianба́нджи-джа́мпинг

• Spanishpuéntingbungy jumping, bungy, bungee jumping,

7.

• Englishchronic disease of the brain and spinal cord

• Chinese

• Czechroztroušená skleróza

• Esperantomultloka sklerozo

• FinnishMS-tauti, multippeliskleroosi, pesäkekovettumatauti

• Frenchsclérose en plaques

• Icelandicmýlisskaði

• Portugueseesclerose múltipla

• Swedishmultipel skleros

8.

• Englisha cord worn around the neck, used to hold a small object such as a whistle

• Dutchsleutelkoordhouwtouw

• Frenchdragonne

• Polishsmycz

• Russianтемля́к

• Swedishnyckelband

• 
  

• Englisha cord with a hook, once used to fire artillery

• Spanishdragona

9.

• Englisheach of strings that make up yarn, rope or cord

• Finnishsäie

• Frenchbrin

• Maorikanoi, kāwiriwiri, io, whenu, kāwai

• Russianжи́ла

• 
  

• Englishshort string

• Finnishsäie, jänne

• GermanStrang

• Idotorono

• Italianfilo

• Maorikanoi

• Portuguesecordel

• Slovakvlákno

• Spanishhebra

• Swedishsträng

• Teluguపోగు

10.

• Englishlack of agreement

• Bulgarianнесъгласиеразногласие

• Chinese

• Dutchonenigheid

• Finnishepäsopu, eripura qualifier

• GermanUneinigkeit

• Greekδιχόνοιαέριδα

• Irishimreas

• Italiandiscordiazizzania

• Japanese不調和不和

• Korean불협화음

• Polishniezgoda

• Portuguesediscórdia

• Romaniandiscordie

• Russianразногла́сиенесогла́сие

• Scottish gaelicmì-chòrdadheadar-chasaideachd

• Spanishdiscordia

• Swedishmissämjasplit

• Turkishanlaşmazlık, ihtila

• 
  

• Englishstrife resulting from lack of agreement, dissension

• Bulgarianраздор

• Dutchtweedracht

• Finnishepäsopu, eripura

• Frenchdiscorde

• GermanZwietracht

• Greekδιαμάχη

• Hindiअनबन

• Irishimreas

• Italiandiscordia

• Portuguesediscórdia

• Romaniandiscordie

• Russianраздо́рru

• Scottish gaelicmì-chòrdadh

• Spanishdiscordia

• Turkishanlaşmazlık, fikir ayrılığı

11.

• Englishanatomy: a dorsal tubular cord of nervous tissue above the notochord of a chordate

• Irishnéarchorda

12.

• Englishlong, thin structure made from twisted threads

• Albanianvarg

• Arabicوَتَر

• Armenianլար

• Basquekatea

• Bulgarianнишка

• Catalancorda

• Chinese

• Czechprovázek

• Danishstreng

• Dutchdraadstreng

• Esperantokordo

• Estoniannöör

• Faroesestrongur

• Finnishnaru, nyöri

• Frenchcorde

• Georgianსიმი, ბაწარი

• GermanSchnur

• Greekσπάγγοςκλωστή

• Hebre מיתר

• Hindiतार

• Hungarianzsineg, zsinór, madzag, spárga

• Icelandicbandspotti

• Idokordeto

• Irishsreang

• Italianspagolaccetto

• Japanese紐

• Khmerខ្សែ

• Korean끈

• Kurdish

• Laoneeded

• Latinlīnumfīlum

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianstyga

• Malaytali

• Maoriaho, tau qualifier

• Mongolianчавхдас

• Norwegianstreng

• Persianرشتهزهتار

• Polishsznurek

• Portuguesebarbantefio

• Romaniancoardășnur

• Russianбечёвкашнур

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Serbo-Croatianжицažica

• Slovakšnúrašpagát

• Spanishcordeles

• Swahiliuzi

• Swedishsträng

• Thaiด้ายเชือก

• Turkiship

• Vietnamesechuỗi

• Welshllinyn

• Yiddishשטריקל

• Yup'ikpelacinak

• Zuluintambo

• 
  

• Englishthis structure as a substance

• Danishstreng

• Finnishnaru, nyöri

• Frenchcorde

• Icelandicsnæri

• Italiancordacanapo

• Swedishsträng

• 
  

• Englishany similar long, thin and flexible object

• Chinese

• Finnishnauha, kieli qualifier

• Greekχορδή

• Italiancorda

• Japanese弦bowstring

• Latvianstīga

• Polishstruna

• Romaniancoardă, strună

• Russianструна́тетива́ни́тка

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Slovakstruna

• Tagalogbagting

• 
  

• Englishstringed instruments section

• Danishstrygerne

• Dutchsnaarinstrumenten

• Estoniankeelpillid

• Finnishjouset

• Frenchcordes

• Greekέγχορδα

• Italianstrumenti a corda

• Portuguesecordas

• Romaniancoarde

• Swedishstränginstrument

• 
  

• Englishphysics: subject of study in string theory

• Finnishsäie

• Frenchcorde

• Greekχορδή

• Italianteoria delle stringhe

• Polishstruna

• Romanianstring

• Russianструна́

• Slovakstruna

• 
  

• Englishput strings on

• Danishopstrenge, strenge op

• Finnishnauhoittaa,

• Portugueseencordoar

• Spanishencordar

• Swedishstränga

• Idocheckenkordigar

13.

• Englishfolds of mucous membrane

• Chinese

• Czechhlasivka

• Danishstemmebånd

• Dutchstemband

• Finnishäänihuuli

• Frenchcorde vocale

• GermanStimmband

• Greenlandicnipiliuut

• Japanese声帯

• Korean성대

• Latvianbalss saite

• Norwegianstämmebånd

• Polishstruna głosowa

• Portuguesecorda vocal

• Romaniancoardă vocală

• Russianголосова́я свя́зка

• Spanishcuerda vocal

• Swedishstämbandstämläppe

14.

• Englishrecording device of knotted cords

• Maoritauponapona

• Portuguesequipo

• Quechuakhipu

• Spanishquipu

15.

• Englishto cease recording

• Dutchknippen, stoppen

• Frenchcouper

• Germanklappe

• Portuguesecortar

• Spanishcortar

• Swedishklippa

• Zazakiqırpnayen

16.

• Englishheavy fabric with vertical ribs

• Bulgarianрипсено кадифе́

• Chinese

• Czechmanšestr

• Danishjernbanefløjlfløjl

• Dutchribfluweel

• Finnishvakosametti

• Frenchvelours côtelé

• GermanCord

• Greekκοτλέ

• Hebre קוֹרדֶרוֹי

• Japaneseコーデュロイ

• Normancordéré

• Maorikoruroi

• Portuguesebombazine

• Russianру́бчатый вельве́ткордеро́й

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishpana

• Swedishmanchester

17.

• Englishelectrical extension cord with a multi-port socket

• Finnishjatkojohto

18.

• Englishto restrict something with a tether

• Dutchvastmaken, binden

• Finnishpanna lieka

• Frenchattacher

• Germananbinden, festmachen, beschränken, anleinen

• Italianimbrigliare, incatenare, tenere al guinzaglio

• Malaytambat

• Russianпривяза́ть, привя́зывать

• Spanishamarrar, acordonar

• Swedishtjudra, ankra, förankra

19.

• Englishinformation put into a lasting physical mediu

• Arabicتَسْجِيل

• Chinese

• Czechzáznam

• Danishoptegnelse, dokument

• Dutchverslag

• Finnishtallenne

• Frenchenregistrement

• GermanAufzeichnung

• Greekεγγραφή

• Hungarianfelvétel

• Icelandicskráheimild

• Italianregistrazione

• Japanese記録

• Korean기록

• Lithuanianįrašas

• Maorimauhanga

• Portugueseregistro

• Romanianînregistrare

• Russianза́пись

• Serbo-Croatianzapis, snimka, snimak

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishnerteckning

• Turkishkayıt, belge, tescil

• 
  

• Englishmost extreme known value of some achievement

• Afrikaansrekord

• Arabicرَقْم قِيَاسِيّ

• Chinese

• Czechrekord

• Danishrekord

• Dutchrecord

• Esperantorekordo

• Finnishennätys

• Frenchrecord

• GermanRekordBestleistung

• Greekρεκόρ

• Hungariancsúcs, rekord

• Icelandicmet

• Italianprimato

• Japanese最高記録

• Korean기록

• Lithuanianrekordas

• Norwegian

• Portugueserecorde

• Romanianrecord

• Russianреко́рд

• Serbo-Croatianrekord

• Spanishrécord

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishrekord

• Turkishrekor

• 
  

• Englishmake a record o

• Arabicسَجَّلَ

• Chinese

• Czechzaznamenat

• Danishoptegne, registrere

• Dutchoptekenen

• Finnishtallentaa, taltioida, merkitä

• Frenchenregistrer

• Germaneintragen, protokollieren, aufzeichnen

• Greekκαταγράφω, αναγράφω

• Hungarianfeljegyez

• Italianregistrare

• Japanese記す

• Macedonianзапишува

• Normanenr'gistrer

• Korean기록하다

• Portugueseregistrar

• Russianзапи́сывать

• Spanishregistrar, anotar

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishanteckna

• Turkishkaydetmek

• 
  

• Englishmake an audio or video recording o

• Czechnahrát

• Danishoptage, indspille

• Finnishtallentaa, nauhoittaa, äänittää, levyttää

• Frenchenregistrer

• Germanaufzeichnen

• Greekεγγράφω, γράφω

• Japanese録る

• Macedonianснима

• Malayraka

• Ngazidja Comorianrenga

• Polishnagrać

• Portuguesegravar

• Russianзапи́сывать

• Spanishgrabar

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishspela in

• 
  

• Englishgive legal status to by making an official public record

• Danishbevidne, markere

• Finnishrekisteröidä

• Swahilirekodi

• 
  

• English(intransitive) make audio or video recording

• Czechnahrávat

• Danishindspille

• Dutchopnemen

• Finnishlevyttää

• Germanaufzeichnen

• Portuguesegravar

• Spanishgrabar

• Swahilirekodi

• Swedishspela in

20.

• Englishharmonize in opinion, be in unison or concord, be united, concur

• Albanianjam dakord

• American Sign Language1@Sfhead-PalmDown 1@RadialHand-PalmDown-1@CenterChesthigh-PalmDown

• Arabicوَافَقَ, imperfect: يُوَافِقُ

• Armenianհամաձայնել, համաձայնվել

• Basqueados egon, ados izan, bat etorri

• Belarusianзгаджа́ццазгадзі́цца

• Bulgarianсъответствам, хармонирам, съгласявам

• Burmeseသဘောတူ

• Chinese

• Czechshodovat se, souhlasit

• Danishvære enig

• Esperantosamopinii

• Finnisholla yksimielinen

• Frenchêtre d'accord, consentir

• Georgianშეთანხმება

• Germanzustimmen, einverstanden sein

• Greekσυμφωνώ

• Hebre הִסְכִּים

• Hungarianegyetért

• Interlinguaconcordar

• Irishaontaigh

• Italianessere d'accordo, concordare

• Japanese同意同じる

• Khmerneeded

• Korean同意

• Latinconvenio, concordo, concino, audio

• Lojbantugni

• Macedonianсе согласува

• Malaysetuju, bersetuju

• Mongolianneeded

• Novialkonkorda

• Persianموافق بودن

• Polishzgadzać się

• Portugueseconcordar, estar de acordo

• Quechuaallipunakuy, añikuy

• Russianсоглаша́тьсяприходи́ть к согласиедостига́ть соглашение

• Rusynсоглаша́тисясогласи́тисягоди́тися

• Scottish gaelicco-aontaich

• Serbo-Croatianсагласити

• Slovakzhodovať

• Spanishestar de acuerdo, coincidir

• Swedishhålla med, vara överens o

• Thaiตกลง

• Turkishkatılmak

• Ukrainianпого́джуватисяпого́дитисязго́джуватися

• Vietnameseđồng ý (

• Yiddishשטימען, מסכּים זײַן

• 
  

• Englishto come to terms or to a common resolve

• Bulgarianдоговарям

• Czechdohodnout se

• Finnishsopia

• Germansich verständigen

• Indonesianberjanji

• Italianaccordarsi

• Korean합의하다

• Latinaudio

• Portugueseconcordar

• Scottish gaelicaontaich

• Swedishkomma överens

• Turkishanlaşmak

• 
  

• Englishto resemble, coincide, correspond

• Bulgarianсъответствам

• Czechshodovat se

• Danishstemme overens, overensstemme

• Finnishvastata

• Frenchconcorder

• Greekσυμφωνώ

• Italiancorrispondere, concordare

• Korean일치하다

• Latinaudio

• Portugueseconcordar

• Scottish gaelicfreagair a chèile

• Swedish överensstämma

• Spanishconcordar

• 
  

• Englishgrammar: to correspond in gender, number, case, or person

• Basquekomunztatu

• Bulgarianсъгласувам

• Czechshodovat se

• Danishrette sig efter

• Finnishvastata

• Frenchaccorder

• Georgianშეთანხმება

• Germankongruieren, nachfolgen, übereinstimmen

• Hungarianegyeztet

• Italianconcordare

• Korean일치하다

• Portugueseconcordar

• Scottish gaelicco-aontaich

• Spanishconcordar

• Cornishcheckassentya

• Serbo-Croatianchecksložiti se

• Esperantocheckakordi

• Estoniancheckkokku leppima, checknõustuma, checkkooskõlastama

• Frenchcheckaccorder

• Germancheckübereinstimmen, checkzustimmen

• Icelandicchecksamþykkja

• Kurdish

• Macedoniancheckсе сложува

• Maltesecheckjaqbeljaqblu

• Norwegiancheckoverensstemme

• Polishcheckuzgadniać

• Slovenecheckstrinjati

• Wallooncheckesse dʼacoird

• Welshcheckcytuno

21.

• Englishthick, strong string

• Afrikaanstou

• Albanianlitar

• Amharicገመድ

• Arabicحَبْل

• Aragonesecuerda

• Armenianպարան, թոկ, ճոպան

• Aromanianfune, coardã

• Asturiancuerda

• Azerikəndir

• Bashkirарҡан

• Belarusianвяро́ўка

• Bengaliদড়ি

• Bretonkordenn

• Bulgarianвъже́

• Burmeseကြိုး

• Catalancorda

• Chamicuroijcha, mespijcha

• CherokeeᏍᏕᏱᏛ

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatararqan

• Czechlano

• Danishtov

• Dupaninan Agtagakad

• Dutchtouw

• Esperantoŝnuro

• Estonianköis

• Faroesereip

• Finnishköysi

• Frenchcorde

• Friuliancuarde

• Galiciancorda

• Georgianთოკი, საბელი, ბაგირი, ბაწარი

• GermanSeil

• Greekσκοινί

• Gujaratiદોરડું

• Hebre חבל

• Hindiडोरी

• Hungariankötél

• Icelandicreipi

• Idokordo

• Interlinguacorda, fun

• Interlinguecorde, fune

• Irishtéad

• Istriotcurda

• Italiancorda

• Japaneseロープ綱縄

• Kannadaಹಗ್ಗ

• Kazakhарқан

• Khmerខ្សែពួរ

• Korean밧줄

• Kurdishben

• Kyrgyzаркан

• Laoເຊືອກ

• Latgalianvierve

• Latinfūnis

• Latvianaukla

• Lithuanianvirvė

• Luhyakumukoye

• LuxembourgishSeel

• Macedonianјаже

• Malaytali

• Malteseħabel

• Maoritaura, hutihuti, taukaea, torokaha

• Marathiदोरी

• Mirandesecuorda

• Mongolianолс

• Navajotłʼóół

• Nepaliडोरी

• Ngazidja Comorianngwe, hamba

• Norwegiantau

• Novialneeded

• Occitancòrda

• Okinawan綱

• Old Englishsāl

• Oriyaଦଉଡି

• Papiamentukabuya, liña

• Pashtoپړي

• Persianطناب

• Polishlina

• Portuguesecorda

• Punjabiਰੱਸਾ

• Quechuawatu, waska

• Rajasthanineeded

• Romanianfrânghie

• Romanschsugasujasoua

• Russianверёвка

• Sardiniancodracolda

• Scottish gaelicròp

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseකඹය

• Slovaklano

• Slovenevrv

• Sorbian

• Spanishcuerda

• Swahilikamba

• Swedishrep

• Tagalogtali

• Tajikарғамчин

• Talysh

• Tamilகயிறு

• Tatarаркан

• Teluguతాడు, మోకు

• Thaiเชือก

• Turkishhalat

• Turkmentanap, ýüp

• Ukrainianвірьо́вка

• Urduرسیڈوری

• Uyghurئارقان

• Uzbekarqon, arg'amchi

• Vietnamesedây

• Volapükjain

• Wallooncoide

• Welshrhaff

• Yiddishשטריק

• Yup'ikpilu'uvkaaq

• Zuluintambo

• 
  

• Englisha length of this string

• Albanianlitar

• Catalancorda

• Dutchtouw

• Finnishköysi

• Frenchcorde

• GermanSeil

• Irishtéad

• Italiancorda

• Latvianaukla

• Portuguesecorda

• Russianверёвка

• Spanishcuerda

• Swedishrep

• Georgiancheckგვარლი

22.

• Englishcord of thin filaments used to clean the areas between the teeth

• Arabicخَيْط أَسْنَان

• Armenianատամի թել

• Bulgarianконе́ц за зъ̀би

• Chinese

• Czechzubní nit

• Danishtandtråd

• Dutchtandzijde

• Estonianhambaniit

• Finnishhammaslanka

• Frenchfil dentaire

• GermanZahnseide

• Greekοδοντόνημαοδοντική μέταξα

• Hindineeded

• Hungarianfogselye

• Icelandictannþráður

• Irishflas fiacla

• Italianfilo interdentale

• Japaneseデンタルフロス

• Kazakhтіс жібі

• Korean치실

• Macedonianза́бен ко́нец

• Polishnić dentystyczna

• Portuguesefio dental

• Russianни́тка для чисткафлосс

• Serbo-Croatiansirova svila

• Spanishhilo dental

• Swedishtandtråd

• Turkishdiş ipi

• Uyghurچىش يىپى

• Vietnamesechỉ nha khoa

• Englishcord of thin filaments used to clean the areas between the teeth

• Arabicخَيْط أَسْنَان

• Armenianատամի թել

• Bulgarianконе́ц за зъ̀би

• Chinese

• Czechzubní nit

• Danishtandtråd

• Dutchtandzijde

• Estonianhambaniit

• Finnishhammaslanka

• Frenchfil dentaire

• GermanZahnseide

• Greekοδοντόνημαοδοντική μέταξα

• Hindineeded

• Hungarianfogselye

• Icelandictannþráður

• Irishflas fiacla

• Italianfilo interdentale

• Japaneseデンタルフロス

• Kazakhтіс жібі

• Korean치실

• Macedonianза́бен ко́нец

• Malteseneeded

• Polishnić dentystyczna

• Portuguesefio dental

• Russianни́тка для чисткафлосс

• Serbo-Croatiansirova svila

• Spanishhilo dental

• Swedishtandtråd

• Thaiไหมขัดฟัน

• Turkishdiş ipi

• Ukrainianneeded

• Uyghurچىش يىپى

• Vietnamesechỉ nha khoa

23.

• Englishto cease recording

• Dutchknippen, stoppen

• Frenchcouper

• Germanklappe

• Portuguesecortar

• Spanishcortar

• Swedishklippa

• Zazakiqırpnayen

24.

• EnglishA small hole to receive a cord or fastener

• Finnishrengasniitti

• Frenchœillet

• GermanÖse

• Manxlhoobag

• Portugueseilhó

• Spanishojete

• Tagalogohetes

25.

• Englishfolds of tissue

• Arabicاَوْتَار صَوْتِيَّة

• Chinese

• Czechhlasivky

• Dutchstembanden

• Esperantovoĉkordoj

• Finnishäänihuulet

• Frenchcordes vocales

• GermanStimmbänder

• Greekφωνητικές χορδές

• Greenlandicnipiliuut

• Idovocala kordi

• Italiancorde vocali

• Japanese声帯

• Korean성대

• Latvianbalss saites

• Okinawan喉弦

• Portuguesecordas vocais

• Romaniancoarde vocale

• Russianголосовы́е свя́зки

• Spanishcuerdas vocales

• Tagalogtinigang-bagting

26.

• Englishpart of a tape recorder

• GermanCapstan

• Korean캡스턴

• Swedishkapstan

27.

• Englishreefing cord

• Finnishreiviside

28.

• Englishcombination of three or more notes

• Albanianakord

• Arabicوَتَر

• Azeribağ

• Bulgarianакорд

• Chinese

• Czechakord

• Danishakkord

• Dutchakkoord

• Esperantokordo

• Estonianakord

• Faroeseakkord

• Finnishsointu

• Frenchaccord

• Galicianacorde

• GermanAkkord

• Greekσυγχορδία

• Hebre אקורד

• Hungarianakkord

• Indonesiankor

• Irishcorda

• Italianaccordo

• Japanese和音

• Korean화음

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianbalso stygos

• Norwegianakkord, note, noter

• Persianوتر

• Polishakord

• Portugueseacorde

• Romanianacord

• Russianакко́рд

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakakord

• Sloveneakord

• Spanishacorde

• Swedishackord

• Tagalogsanlinigan

• Thaiคอร์ด

• Turkishakor

• Uyghurakkord

• Vietnamesedây

• Welshcord

• Yiddishאַקאָרד

• 
  

• Englishstraight line

• Bengaliজ্যা

• Bulgarianхорда

• Chinese

• Czechtětiva

• Danishkorde

• Dutchkoorde

• Finnishjänne

• Frenchcorde

• Greekχορδή

• Italiancorda

• Japanese弦

• Maoriaho

• Polishcięciwa

• Portuguesecorda

• Romaniancoardă

• Russianхо́рда

• Serbo-Croatiantetiva

• Spanishcuerda

• Tagalogbagting

29.

• Englishthe porous cord that draws up liquid fuel for burning

• Armenianպատրույգ

• Azerifitil

• Belarusianкнот

• Bulgarianфити́л

• Catalanble

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarmelte

• Czechknot

• Danishvæge

• Dutchlont

• Estoniantaht

• Faroeseveikur

• Finnishsydän, sydänlanka

• Frenchmèche

• Georgianფითილი

• GermanDocht

• Greekφιτίλι

• Hungariankanóc

• Icelandickveikur

• Italianstoppino

• Japanese芯灯心

• Korean심지, 등심

• Latinfīlum

• Latviandakts

• Lithuaniandagtis

• Luhyaolutambi

• Macedonianфитил

• Norwegianveke

• Persianفتیلهپلیته

• Polishknot

• Portuguesepavio

• Romanianfitil

• Russianфити́ль

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakknôt

• Slovenestenj

• Spanishmecha

• Swahiliutambi, ukope

• Swedishveke

• Tajikпилта

• Turkishfitil

• Ukrainianґнітгніт

• Uzbekpilik

• Vietnamesebấc, bấc đèn

• Vilamoviantöcht

30.

• Englishswelling on vocal cords

• Finnishäänihuulikyhmy

31.

• Englishcord between foetus and placenta

• Arabicحَبْل سُرِّي

• Armenianպորտալար

• Azerigöbək ciyəsi

• Belarusianпупаві́на

• Bulgarianпъ̀пна връв

• Catalancordó umbilical

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlxīcmecayōtl

• Czechpupeční šňůra

• Danishnavlestreng

• Dutchnavelstreng

• Erzyaпочопикс

• Estoniannabanöör

• Finnishnapanuora

• Frenchcordon ombilical

• Georgianჭიპლარი

• GermanNabelschnur

• Greekομφάλιος λωρός

• Hebre חֶבֶל הַטַבּוּר

• Hindiनाभिरज्जु

• Hungarianköldökzsinór

• Indonesiantali pusat

• Italiancordone ombelicale

• Japanese臍帯

• Kazakhкіндікбау

• Korean제대탯줄

• Kyrgyzкиндик

• Latinnervus umbilicaris

• Latviannabassaite

• Lithuanianvirkštelė

• Macedonianпапочна врвца

• Maoritāngaengae, iho, uho, rauru qualifier

• Normancordon d'un nouvieau-né

• Norwegiannavlestreng

• Persianبند ناف

• Polishpępowina

• Portuguesecordão umbilical

• Russianпупови́на

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpupočná šnúra

• Slovenepopkovnica

• Spanishcuerda umbilical

• Swahilikitovu

• Swedishnavelsträng

• Tagalogtalimpusod

• Tajikнаи ноф

• Turkishgöbek bağı

• Ukrainianпупови́на

• Uzbekkindik ichakchasi

• Vietnamesecuống nhau, dây rốn

• Englishcord between foetus and placenta

• Arabicحَبْل سُرِّي

• Armenianպորտալար

• Azerigöbək ciyəsi

• Belarusianпупаві́на

• Bulgarianпъ̀пна връв

• Catalancordó umbilical

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlxīcmecayōtl

• Czechpupeční šňůra

• Danishnavlestreng

• Dutchnavelstreng

• Erzyaпочопикс

• Estoniannabanöör

• Finnishnapanuora

• Frenchcordon ombilical

• Georgianჭიპლარი

• GermanNabelschnur

• Greekομφάλιος λωρός

• Hebre חֶבֶל הַטַבּוּר

• Hindiनाभिरज्जु

• Hungarianköldökzsinór

• Indonesiantali pusat

• Italiancordone ombelicale

• Japanese臍帯

• Kazakhкіндікбау

• Korean제대탯줄

• Kyrgyzкиндик

• Latinnervus umbilicaris

• Latviannabassaite

• Lithuanianvirkštelė

• Macedonianпапочна врвца

• Maoritāngaengae, iho, uho, rauru qualifier

• Normancordon d'un nouvieau-né

• Norwegiannavlestreng

• Persianبند ناف

• Polishpępowina

• Portuguesecordão umbilical

• Russianпупови́на

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpupočná šnúra

• Slovenepopkovnica

• Spanishcuerda umbilical

• Swahilikitovu

• Swedishnavelsträng

• Tagalogtalimpusod

• Tajikнаи ноф

• Turkishgöbek bağı

• Ukrainianпупови́на

• Uzbekkindik ichakchasi

• Vietnamesecuống nhau, dây rốn

32.

• Englishof or relating to the navel or the umbilical cord

• Catalanumbilical

• Esperantoumbilika

• Frenchombilical

• Galicianumbilical

• Greekομφαλικός

• Russianпуповинный

• Tagalogpampusod, pusurin

• 
  

• Englishaerospace: cord connecting an astronaut to a spacecraft, etc

• Latincheckumbilicus

• Russianстраховочный фал

33.

• Englishacute myocardial infarction

• Albanianinfarkti miokardial

• Arabicاِحْتِشَاء قَلْبِيّ

• Armenianսրտի կաթված

• Azerimiokard infarktı

• Basquemiokardio infartu akutu

• Belarusianсардэ́чны пры́ступінфа́ркт міяка́рдаінфа́ркт

• Bulgarianинфа́ркт на миока́рда

• Chinese

• Czechinfarkt myokardu

• Danishhjerteanfald

• Dutchhartaanval

• Esperantokorinfarkto

• Estonianmüokardi infarkt

• Finnishsydänkohtaus, sydäninfarkti

• Frenchcrise cardiaque, infarctus du myocarde

• Georgianმიოკარდიუმის ინფარქტი

• GermanMyokardinfarktHerzinfarkt

• Greekέμφραγμα

• Hebre הֶתְקֵף לֵב

• Hindiहृदयाघात

• Hungarianszívroha

• Icelandichjartaáfall

• Indonesianserangan jantung

• Irishtaom croí

• Italianinfarto del miocardio

• Japanese心筋梗塞ja

• Kazakhмиокард инфарктысы

• Korean심근경색

• KurdishMirina masûlkeyên dil, Myokardînfarkt

• Latininfarctus cordis, infarctus cordis acutus, infarctus myocardii, infarctus myocardii acutus

• Latvianmiokarda infarkts

• Lithuanianmiokardo infarktas

• Macedonianсрцев на́пад

• Mongolianзүрхний шигдээс

• Norwegianmyokardieinfarkt

• Persianسکته قلبیانفارکتوس میوکارد

• Polishzawał serca

• Portugueseataque cardíaco

• Romanianatac de cord

• Russianсерде́чный при́ступинфа́ркт

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakinfarkt myokardu

• Slovenemiokardni infarkt

• Spanishinfarto agudo de miocardio, ataque al corazón

• Swedishhjärtinfarkt

• Turkishkalp krizi, miyokard enfarktüs, miyokardiyal enfarktüs

• Ukrainianсерцеви́й напа́дінфа́ркт міока́рдаінфа́ркт

• Vietnamesenhồi máu cơ ti

• Yiddishהאַרץ־אַטאַקע

• Englishacute myocardial infarction

• Albanianinfarkti miokardial

• Arabicاِحْتِشَاء قَلْبِيّ

• Armenianսրտի կաթված

• Azerimiokard infarktı

• Basquemiokardio infartu akutu

• Belarusianсардэ́чны пры́ступінфа́ркт міяка́рдаінфа́ркт

• Bulgarianинфа́ркт на миока́рда

• Chinese

• Czechinfarkt myokardu

• Danishhjerteanfald

• Dutchhartaanval

• Esperantokorinfarkto

• Estonianmüokardi infarkt

• Finnishsydänkohtaus, sydäninfarkti

• Frenchcrise cardiaque, infarctus du myocarde

• Georgianმიოკარდიუმის ინფარქტი

• GermanMyokardinfarktHerzinfarkt

• Greekέμφραγμα

• Hebre הֶתְקֵף לֵב

• Hindiहृदयाघात

• Hungarianszívroha

• Icelandichjartaáfall

• Indonesianserangan jantung

• Irishtaom croí

• Italianinfarto del miocardio

• Japanese心筋梗塞ja

• Kazakhмиокард инфарктысы

• Korean심근경색

• KurdishMirina masûlkeyên dil, Myokardînfarkt

• Latininfarctus cordis, infarctus cordis acutus, infarctus myocardii, infarctus myocardii acutus

• Latvianmiokarda infarkts

• Lithuanianmiokardo infarktas

• Macedonianсрцев на́пад

• Mongolianзүрхний шигдээс

• Norwegianmyokardieinfarkt

• Persianسکته قلبیانفارکتوس میوکارد

• Polishzawał serca

• Portugueseataque cardíaco

• Romanianatac de cord

• Russianсерде́чный при́ступинфа́ркт

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakinfarkt myokardu

• Slovenemiokardni infarkt

• Spanishinfarto agudo de miocardio, ataque al corazón

• Swedishhjärtinfarkt

• Turkishkalp krizi, miyokard enfarktüs, miyokardiyal enfarktüs

• Ukrainianсерцеви́й напа́дінфа́ркт міока́рдаінфа́ркт

• Vietnamesenhồi máu cơ ti

• Yiddishהאַרץ־אַטאַקע

34.

• Englishto cease recording

• Dutchknippen, stoppen

• Frenchcouper

• Germanklappe

• Portuguesecortar

• Spanishcortar

• Swedishklippa

• Zazakiqırpnayen

35.

• Englishline of people or things placed around an area

• Bulgarianкордон

• GermanKordon

• Romaniancordon

• Swedishkedja

• 
  

• Englishto form a cordon around an area

• Finnisheristää

• Frenchqualifierfr

• Swedishavgränsa, omgärda, isolera, avsnöra, instänga

36.

• Englishcord etc.

• Dutchafbinding, band, verbinding

• Finnishside, sidos

• Romanianfrânghiesfoară

37.

• Englishcanal containing the spinal cord and spinal meninges

• Chinese

• Czechpáteřní kanál

• Faroesemønurenna

• Finnishselkäydinkanava

• Hungariangerinccsatorna

• Icelandichrygggöng

38.

• Englishlong, thin structure made from twisted threads

• Albanianvarg

• Arabicوَتَر

• Armenianլար

• Basquekatea

• Bulgarianнишка

• Catalancorda

• Chinese

• Czechprovázek

• Danishstreng

• Dutchdraadstreng

• Esperantokordo

• Estoniannöör

• Faroesestrongur

• Finnishnaru, nyöri

• Frenchcorde

• Georgianსიმი, ბაწარი

• GermanSchnur

• Greekσπάγγοςκλωστή

• Hebre מיתר

• Hindiतार

• Hungarianzsineg, zsinór, madzag, spárga

• Icelandicbandspotti

• Idokordeto

• Irishsreang

• Italianspagolaccetto

• Japanese紐

• Khmerខ្សែ

• Korean끈

• Kurdish

• Laoneeded

• Latinlīnumfīlum

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianstyga

• Malaytali

• Maoriaho, tau qualifier

• Mongolianчавхдас

• Norwegianstreng

• Persianرشتهزهتار

• Polishsznurek

• Portuguesebarbantefio

• Romaniancoardășnur

• Russianбечёвкашнур

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Serbo-Croatianжицažica

• Slovakšnúrašpagát

• Spanishcordeles

• Swahiliuzi

• Swedishsträng

• Thaiด้ายเชือก

• Turkiship

• Vietnamesechuỗi

• Welshllinyn

• Yiddishשטריקל

• Yup'ikpelacinak

• Zuluintambo

• 
  

• Englishthis structure as a substance

• Danishstreng

• Finnishnaru, nyöri

• Frenchcorde

• Icelandicsnæri

• Italiancordacanapo

• Swedishsträng

• 
  

• Englishany similar long, thin and flexible object

• Chinese

• Finnishnauha, kieli qualifier

• Greekχορδή

• Italiancorda

• Japanese弦bowstring

• Latvianstīga

• Polishstruna

• Romaniancoardă, strună

• Russianструна́тетива́ни́тка

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Slovakstruna

• Tagalogbagting

• 
  

• Englishstringed instruments section

• Danishstrygerne

• Dutchsnaarinstrumenten

• Estoniankeelpillid

• Finnishjouset

• Frenchcordes

• Greekέγχορδα

• Italianstrumenti a corda

• Portuguesecordas

• Romaniancoarde

• Swedishstränginstrument

• 
  

• Englishphysics: subject of study in string theory

• Finnishsäie

• Frenchcorde

• Greekχορδή

• Italianteoria delle stringhe

• Polishstruna

• Romanianstring

• Russianструна́

• Slovakstruna

• 
  

• Englishput strings on

• Danishopstrenge, strenge op

• Finnishnauhoittaa,

• Portugueseencordoar

• Spanishencordar

• Swedishstränga

• Idocheckenkordigar

39.

• Englishlength of twisted strands

• Aromaniancoardã

• Bulgarianвръвканап

• Catalancorda

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarşnur

• Czechprovaz

• Dalmatiancanapial

• Dutchtouwzeel

• Finnishnaru

• Frenchcorde

• GermanSchnur

• Hungarianzsinór, fonal

• Irishruóg

• Japanese縄

• Latvianvirve

• Maorikopu

• Norwegiantau

• Portuguesecorda

• Quechuaanku, watu

• Romaniancordon, coardă

• Russianверёвка

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Spanishcuerdahilo

• Zuluintambo

• 
  

• Englishwires surrounded by a coating, used to supply electricity

• Bulgarianкабелшнур

• Catalancable

• Chinese

• Czechšňůra

• Dutchkabel

• Finnishjohto, piuha

• Georgianთოკი

• GermanKabel

• Japanese線コード

• Khmerខ្សែ

• Maoritaura hiko

• Norwegian

• Portuguesecabo

• Romaniancordon

• Russianка́бельпро́вод

• Scottish gaelicteud-dealain

• Spanishcable

• Swedishsladd, ledning, kabel, tråd

• 
  

• Englishunit of measurement for firewood

• Frenchcorde

• GermanCord

• Maorikōri

• Polishsąg

• Swedishfamn

40.

• Englishcord

• Bulgarianструна, корда

• Faroeseviljatráður

• Frenchcorde de boyaucatgut

• Irishsnáithe caoláin

• Malaykatgut

• PlautdietschDoarmseid

• Romaniancatgut

• Russianкетгут

• Swedishcatgut

41.

• Englishpart of the brain that connects the spinal cord to the forebrain and cerebru

• Chinese

• Czechmozkový kmen

• Danishhjernestamme

• Dutchhersenstam

• Esperantocerba trunko

• Finnishaivorunko

• Frenchtronc cérébral

• GermanHirnstamm

• Greekεγκεφαλικό στέλεχος

• Hebre גזע המוח

• Indonesianbatang ogak

• Italiantronco encefalico

• Japanese脳幹

• Kabuverdianutronk' sirebral qualifiertronk' cerebral qualifier

• Latintruncus encephali, truncus cerebri

• Lithuaniangalvos smegenų kamienas

• Maoripūroro

• Norwegian

• Polishpień mózgu

• Portuguesetronco cerebral

• Russianмозгово́й ствол

• Spanishtronco del encéfalo

• Swedishhjärnstammen

• Turkishbeyin sapı

• Welshcoesyn yr ymennydd

42.

• Englishthat part of the nervous system comprising the brain, brainstem and spinal cord

• Chinese

• Czechcentrální nervová soustava

• Danishcentralnervesystem

• Estoniankesknärvisüstee

• Finnishkeskushermosto

• Frenchsystème nerveux central

• Galiciansistema nervioso central

• GermanZentralnervensystem

• Greekκεντρικό νευρικό σύστημα

• Hungarianközponti idegrendszer

• Italiansistema nervoso centrale

• Japanese中枢神経系

• Portuguesesistema nervoso central

• Romaniansistem nervos central

• Russianцентра́льная не́рвная систе́ма

• Spanishsistema nervioso central

• Swedishcentrala nervsystemet

43.

• Englishrelated to the spine

• Czechpáteřní

• Finnishspinaalinen,

• Frenchspinal

• Italianspinale

• Portugueseespinal, espinhal

• Russianспинно́й

• Spanishespinal, vertebral

44.

• Englishto bind with a flexible rope or cord

• Bulgarianзапасвам

• Finnishsitoa

• Frenchlier

• Italianlegare

• Russianсвя́зывать

• Spanishatar

• Swedishbinda, bunta

45.

• Englishseries of vertebrae that encloses the spinal cord

• Arabicعَمُود فَقْرِيّ

• Armenianողնաշար

• Azerionurğa

• Basquebizkarrezur

• Brunei Bisayaboruntud

• Bulgarianгръбнак

• Catalancolumna vertebralespina dorsalespinada

• Central Dusunoruntud

• Chinese

• Coastal Kadazantountud

• Czechpáteř

• Danishrygrad

• Dutchruggengraat

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishselkäranka

• Frenchcolonne vertébraleépine dorsale

• Georgianხერხემალი

• GermanRückgrat

• Greekσπονδυλική στήλη

• Hebre עַמּוּד שִׁדְרָה

• Hungariangerincoszlop, hátgerinc, gerinc

• Icelandichryggur

• Iranuntangkal

• Irishcnámh droma

• Italianspina dorsale

• Japanese背骨脊柱

• Khmerឆ្អឹងខ្នង

• Kimaragangtoruntud

• Kurdish

• Latincolumna vertebralis

• Latvianmugurkauls

• Lotudtoruntud

• Macedonian’рбет

• Malaytulang belakang

• Maoriiwituararo, iwituaroa

• Mongolianneeded

• Navajoíígháán, hwííshgháán

• Norwegian

• Polishkręgosłup

• Portuguesecoluna vertebralespinha dorsal

• Romaniancoloană vertebrală

• Russianпозвоно́чник

• Scottish gaeliccnàimh an droma

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenehrbtenica

• Spanishespina dorsal

• Swedishryggrad

• Tagal Murutbaluntur

• Tagalogguluguran, bangananan

• Tambunan Dusuntoruntud

• Tatarумырткалык

• Thaineeded

• Timugon Murutbaluntur

• Turkishomurga

• Vietnamesexương sống

• Volapükbäkabo

• West Coast Bajauteruntud

46.

• Englishtip on a ribbon or cord

• Arabic فوهة

• Bulgarian накрайник

• Catalan capçat

• Czech návlečka

• Danish snørebåndsdup

• Dutchmalie

• Finnishnauhanpää

• Frenchaigletferret

• Galicianagulleta

• GermanPinke

• Hindiअगलेट

• Hungariancipőfűző fémvége, fémvége

• Indonesian aglet

• Italianpuntale

• Japaneseアグレット

• Korean애글리트

• Malayaglet

• Norwegianegiett

• Polishaglet

• Portugueseagulheta

• Romanianeghilet

• Russianнаконе́чник шнурок

• Swedishdubb

• Spanishherreteacetato

• Turkishaglet

• Ukrainianаксельбантпістончики

• Vietnameseaglet

47.

• Englisha cord worn around the wrist, used to hold a small object such as a knife

• Russianтемля́к

• Dutchcheckpolsband

48.

• Englishnot tense

• Dutchslap

• Finnishlöysä

• Germanschlaf

• Maoripūngohe qualifierkorokoro qualifier

• Russianрассла́бленный, ненатя́нутый

• Serbo-Croatianlabavo, opušteno

• Spanishflojo

49.

• Englishearly keyboard instrument

• Catalanclavicordi

• Chinese

• Danishklavichord

• Finnishklavikordi

• Frenchclavicorde, manicordion

• GermanClavichord

• Hungarianklavikord

• Irishclabhchorda

• Italianclavicordo

• Russianклавико́рд

• Spanishclavicordio

• Tagalogklabikordyo

50.

• Englishstrong thread

• Czechprovázek

• Danishsnor

• Faroesetvein

• Finnishnaru

• Frenchficelle

• GermanKordelSchnur

• Irishruóg

• Italianspago

• Maorituaina

• Navajotłʼóół

• Occitancrodèl

• Polishdratwa

• Portuguesecordel

• Russianбечёвка

• Swedishbindtrådsäcksnöre

• Tagaloglani

• Yup'ikpelacinak

51.

• Englishcordlike structure

• Italianfunicolo

52.

• Englishcord with a weight attached

• Czecholovnice

• Finnishluotilanka

• Frenchfil à plomb

• GermanLot

• Greekαλφάδι

• Norwegianlodd

• Polishpion

• Russianотве́с

• Serbo-Croatianvisak

• Spanishplomada

• Swedishlod

53.

• Englishcord

• Bulgarianфити́л

• Catalanmetxa

• Chinese

• Czechdoutnák

• Dutchlont

• Faroesefjús

• Finnishsytytyslanka

• Frenchcordeau

• GermanZündschnur

• Greekθρυαλλίδα

• Italianmiccia

• Japanese導火線

• Korean도화선

• Malaysumbu

• Maoriwiki

• Norwegianlunte

• Polishlont

• Portuguesepavio

• Russianфити́ль

• Serbo-Croatianfìtīlj

• Spanishmecha

• Swedishstubin, stubintråd

• Thaiชนวน

• 
  

• Englishindicating tendency to lose temper

• Catalancorda

• Finnishpinna

54.

• Englishset of ropes and cords

• Bulgarianтакелаж

• Finnishköysistö

• Frenchcordage

• Idokordagaro

• Russianсна́сти

55.

• Englishlong cord for dogs

• Arabicرِبَاط

• Armenianneeded

• Catalancorretja

• Chinese

• Czechvodítko

• Danishhundesnor

• Dutchlijn

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishtalutushihna, talutin

• Frenchlaisse

• Georgianსაბელი

• GermanHundeleine

• Greekλουρί

• Hebre רצועה להולכת כלב

• Hungarianpóráz

• Italianguinzaglio

• Japanese綱革紐リード

• Khmerខ្សែ

• LuxembourgishLéngt

• Malaycawak

• Norwegianleiebåndlenke

• Polishsmycz

• Portuguesecoleira

• Russianповодо́к

• Scottish gaeliciall

• Serbo-Croatianповодац

• Spanishcorrea

• Swedishkoppel

• Thaineeded

• Yiddishהונטרימען

56.

• Englishremnant of umbilical cord

• Adygheшдиху

• Albaniankërthizë

• Arabicسُرَّة

• Armenianպորտ

• Aromanianburic

• Asturianembeligru

• AvarцӀин

• Aymarakururu

• Azerigöbək

• Baluchiناپگ

• Bashkirкендек

• Belarusianпупо́кпуп

• Bengaliনাভি

• Berber

• Borôrokünabo

• Bretonbegel

• Bulgarianпъп

• Burmeseချက်

• Catalanmelic

• Chamicuromocho

• ChechenцӀонга

• Chichewamchombo

• Chinese

• Copticϧⲉⲗⲡⲓ

• Cornishbegel

• Czechpupek

• Danishnavle

• Dupaninan Agtapusad

• Dutchnavel

• Erzyaпочо

• Esperantoumbiliko

• Estoniannaba

• Faroesenalvi

• Fijianvico

• Finnishnapa

• Frenchnombril

• Friulianumbriçon

• Galicianembigo

• Georgianჭიპი

• GermanBauchnabel

• Greekομφαλός

• Guaranípuru'â

• Gujaratiનાભિ

• Hawaiianpiko

• Hebre טבורפופיק

• Hindiनाभिनाफ़

• Hungarianköldök

• Icelandicnafli

• Idoumbiliko

• Ilocanopuseg

• Indonesianpusat, pusar

• Irishimleac

• Ishkashimiناف

• Italianombelico

• Japanese臍

• Kannadaನಾಭಿ

• Kazakhкіндік

• Khmerផ្ចិត

• Korean배꼽

• Kumykгинник

• Kurdishnavik

• Kyrgyzкиндик

• Laoສາຍບື

• Latgalianpupona

• Latinumbilicus

• Latviannaba

• Lithuanianbamba

• Livoniannabā

• Lule Samináhpe

• Macedonianпапок

• Malaypusat, pusar, pusar

• Malayalamപൊക്കിള്‍

• Malteseżokra

• Maoripito, ihonga

• Mongolianхүйс

• Navajoatsʼééʼ

• Nepaliनाइटो

• Ngarrindjeripulanggi

• Normannombrînnaombrinnõmbri

• Norwegiannavle

• Occitanembonilh, monilh, embonígol

• Ottoman Turkishنافگوبك

• Persianناف

• Polishpępek

• Portugueseumbigo

• Quechuaputi

• Romanianburic

• Russianпупо́к

• Sanskritनाभिनाभी

• Sardinianimbílicu, imbírigu

• Scottish gaelicimleag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpupok

• Slovenepópek

• Spanishombligo

• Swahilicheckkitovu

• Swedishnavel

• Tagalogpusod

• Tajikноф

• Tamilதொப்புள்

• Tatarкендек

• Teluguనాభి, బొడ్డు

• Thaiสะดือ

• Turkishgöbek

• Turkmengöbek

• Tuvanхиндик

• Udmurtгогы

• Ukrainianпупо́к

• Urduنابھیناف

• Uzbekkindik

• Venetianbonigolobunigol, bonigoło

• Vepsnaba

• Vietnameserốn, rún

• Vilamoviannowuł

• Volapüknumbril

• Võronaba

• Welshbogail

• Yakutкиин

• Yiddishפּופּיקנאָפּל

57.

• Englishan electrical cord

• Chinese

• Czechprodlužovačka

• Danishforlængerledning

• Dutchverlengsnoer

• Finnishjatkojohto

• Frenchprolongateur

• GermanVerlängerungskabel

• Hungarianhosszabbító zsinór

• Japanese延長ケーブル

• Norwegianskøteledning

• Polishprzedłużacz

• Portugueseextensão

• Romaniancablu de prelungire

• Russianудлини́тель

• Spanishextensión

• Swedishskarvsladd, förlängningssladd

• Tagalogdugtungang-kawad

58.

• Englishthick, whitish cord of nerve tissue

• Arabicنُخَاع شَوْكِيّ

• Armenianողնուղեղ

• Belarusianспінны́ мозг

• Bulgarianгръбначен мо́зък

• Catalanmedul·la espinal

• Chinese

• Czechmícha

• Danishrygmarv

• Dutchruggenmerg

• Esperantomjelo

• Faroesemøna

• Finnishselkäydin

• Frenchmoelle épinière

• Galicianmedula espiñal

• GermanRückenmark

• Greekνωτιαίος μυελός

• Hausalaka

• Hebre חוט השדרה

• Hindiमेरूरज्जु

• Hungariangerincvelő

• Icelandicmæna

• Idomyelo

• Italianmidollo spinale

• Japanese脊髄

• Kabuverdianu

• Korean척수

• Latinmedulla spinalis

• Latvianmuguras smadzenes

• Lithuaniannugaros smegenys

• Macedonian‘рбе́тен мо́зок

• Malaysaraf tunjang

• Malteseneeded

• Navajoííghą́ą́tsiighąąʼ, íígháán tsiighąąʼ

• Pashto د شمزۍ ماغزه

• Persianطناب نخاعیمغز تیره

• Polishrdzeń kręgowy

• Portuguesemedula espinhal

• Romanianmăduva spinării

• Russianспинно́й мозг

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakmiecha

• Slovenehrbtenjača

• Southern Altaiјӱлӱн

• Spanishmédula espinal

• Swedishryggmärg

• Teluguవెన్నెముక

• Thaiไขสันหลัง

• Turkishomurilik

• Ukrainianспинни́й мо́зок

• Vietnamesetuỷ sống

• Volapükmedul

• Welshllinyn y cefny llinyn arianllinyn y gwegil

59.

• Englishwithout a cord

• Germanschnurlos

• Hebre אלחוטי

• Polishbezprzewodowy

• Spanishinalámbrico

60.

• Englishbraided cord

• Maorikopu

61.

• Englishcord-like tendons in the heart

• Dutchpeesdraden

• GermanSehnenfäden

• Italiancorda tendinea

• Portuguesecordas tendíneas

• Serbo-Croatiansrčane niti qualifier

• Spanishcuerdas tendinosas

• Tagalogbagting ng puso

62.

• EnglishA mechanism fitted to a cannon that fires it when a cord is pulled

• Bulgarianзатвор

63.

• Englishinflammation of the brain and spinal cord

• Czechencefalomyelitida

64.

• Englishrope or cord for drying clothes

• Catalanestenedor

• Chinese

• Danishtøjsnor

• Dutchwasdraad

• Finnishpyykkinaru

• Frenchcorde à linge

• Galiciantendal

• Georgianneeded

• GermanWäscheleine

• Hebre חבל-כביסה

• Icelandicþvottasnúra

• Irishlíne éadaigh

• Italianlinea di vestiti

• Japanese物干し綱

• Malayampaian baju

• Normancorde à lînge

• Norwegian

• Portuguesevaralestendedouro

• Russianбельева́я верёвка

• Spanishcuerda para tender la ropa ges

• Swedishtvättlina

• Tagalogyangyangan

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