joint - Japanese

1.

• Englisha ball-and-socket joint

• Catalanenartrosi

• Frenchénarthrose

• Idoenartroso

• Maoripona kapunga

• Portugueseenartrose

2.

• Englishpain in a joint

• Bulgarianболки в ставите

• Chinese

• Greekαρθραλγία

• Irishartrailge

• Italianartralgia

• Portugueseartralgia

• Tagalogsakit-sugpong

3.

• Englishinflammation of a joint

• Albanianartrit

• Armenianհոդաբորբ, արթրիտ

• Catalanartritis

• Chinese

• Czechartritida

• Faroesegikt

• Finnishniveltulehdus, nivelreuma

• Frencharthrite

• GermanArthritis

• Greekαρθριτικά

• Irishairtríteas

• Italianartrite

• Japanese関節炎

• Korean관절염

• Luhyabubimbe

• Malayradang sendi, artritis

• Maorikaikōiwi, mate pona kakā

• Norwegianartritt

• Portugueseartrite

• Romanianartrită

• Russianартри́т

• Slovakartritída

• Spanishartritis

• Swahilijongo

• Tagalogmagansugpong

• Turkishartrit

4.

• Englishslang: marijuana cigarette, or quantity of marijuana

• Finnishjointti qualifier

5.

• Englishdislocating of a joint

• Bulgarianизкълчване

• Chinese

• Czechvykloubení

• Finnishsijoiltaanmeno

• Frenchluxation

• GermanVerrenkung

• Hungarianfica

• Japanese脱臼断層

• Portuguesedeslocamentoluxação

• Russianвы́вих

• Swedishurledvridningluxation

• Tagalogpagkapiang

6.

• Englishshoulder joint

• Finnisholkanivel

7.

• Englishfluid secreted by the synovium of a joint

• Frenchsynovie

8.

• Englishto repeatedly bend one's joints

• Dutchplooien

• Finnishvenytellä

• Germansich biegen

• Italianflettere

• Portugueseflexionar

9.

• Englishtenon of a dovetail joint

• Finnishtappi

10.

• Englisha cooperative business partnership

• Arabicشَرِكَة مُحَاصَّة

• Catalanneeded

• Chinese

• Danishjoint venture

• Finnishyhteisyritys, yhteishanke, työyhteenliitymä

• Frenchcoentreprisejoint-venture

• GermanJoint Venture

• Hindineeded

• Hungarianneeded

• Indonesianneeded

• Japanese合弁事業合弁会社

• Koreanneeded

• Portugueseneeded

• Russianсовме́стное предприя́тие

• Spanishempresa conjuntaempresa mixta

• Swedishsamriskföretagjoint venture

• Tagalogsanibang sikap

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianneeded

• Vietnameseliên doanh

11.

• Englishmechanical seal

• Arabicحَشِيَّة

• Armenianneeded

• Bulgarianуплътнениенабивка

• Chinese

• Dutchpakking

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishtiiviste

• Frenchjoint

• Georgianneeded

• GermanDichtung

• Greekτσιμούχα

• Italianguarnizione

• Japaneseガスケット

• Khmerទ្រនាប់

• Korean개스켓

• Latvianblīve

• Norwegianpakning

• Polishuszczelka

• Portuguesegaxeta

• Russianпрокла́дка

• Serbo-Croatianбртва

• Spanishempaquetadura

• Swedishtätning

• Tagalogsapin

• Thaineeded

• Turkishconta

12.

• Englishjoint between arm and torso

• Afrikaansskouer

• Ainuタクピ

• Albaniansup

• Arabicكَتَف

• Aragonesegüembro

• Aramaic

• Armenianուս

• Aromanianumiranumir

• Asturianhombru

• Azeriçiyin

• Baluchiکوپگ

• Bau Bidayuhpapi

• Belarusianплячо́

• Bengaliকান্ধ

• Bulgarianра́мо

• Burmeseပခုံး

• Buryatmür, müre, bagalsag

• Catalanespatlla

• Cebuanoabaga

• Central Melanaukapei

• Chinese

• Copticⲙⲟⲩⲧⲙⲟϯ

• Cornishskoodh

• Czechrameno

• Danishskulder

• Darkinjunggŭndang

• Daurmuru, mur, mure

• Dolgankol

• Dutchschouder

• Esperantoŝultro

• Estonianõlg

• Evenkimïre

• Faroeseøksl

• Finnishhartia, olkapää, olka, harteet

• Frenchépaule

• Friulianspale

• Galicianombro

• Georgianმხარი

• GermanSchulter

• Greekώμος

• Hawaiianpoʻohiwi

• Hebre כתף

• Hidatsairáshba

• Hiligaynonabaga

• Hindiकंधा

• Hungarianváll

• Icelandicöxl

• Idoshultro

• Iranunwaga

• Irishgualainn

• Italianspalla

• Japanese肩

• Karachay-Balkarомуз

• Kazakhиық

• Khmerស្មា

• Korean어깨

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzийин

• Laoບ່າ

• Latinumerus, humerus

• Latvianplecs

• Lithuanianpetys

• Lojbanjanco

• Lotudlihawo, balayan

• Low GermanSchuller

• Macedonianрамо

• Malaybahu, pundak

• Mandinkadaboo

• Maricopamiivii

• Miyakoカタムス

• Mongolianмөр

• Nanaiмэйрэ

• Navajoawos

• Normanêpaûleépaouleepol

• North Frisian

• Norwegian

• Occitanespatla

• Old Englishsculdor

• Old Norseǫxl

• Ottoman Turkishدوشکتفاوموز

• Persianشانهکتفدوش

• Polishramię

• Portugueseombro

• Romaniphiko

• Romanianumăr

• Romanschspatla

• Runguskazab

• Russianплечо́

• Sabah Bisayaliliwa

• Sanskritअंस

• Sardiniancodhu

• Scottish gaelicgualann

• Sebopngo'a

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianspadda

• Sinhaleseඋරහිස, කර

• Skolt Samia´rddi

• Slovakplece

• Sloveneráma

• Sorbian

• Southern Samiåelkie

• Spanishhombro

• Swedishaxel

• Tagal Murutlimbawo

• Tagalogbalikat

• Tajikшона, кифт, китф, дӯш

• Tambunan Dusunlimbawa

• Tamilபுயம், தோள்

• Taosę́nemą

• Tatarкулбаш

• Teluguభుజం, జబ్బ

• Tetumkabaas

• Thaiไหล่

• Tibetanཕྲག་པ, དཔུང་པ

• Timugon Murutlimbawo

• Turkishomuz, çiyin

• Turkmençiğin, eğin, gerden, kibit

• Ukrainianплече́

• Urduکندھا

• Uzbekegin, kift

• Venetianspała

• Vietnamesevai

• Vilamovianaochsuł

• Volapükjot

• Walloonspale

• Welshysgwydd

• West Coast Bajaubo'o

• West frisianskouder

• White Hmongxwb pwg

• Yiddishאַקסלפּלייצע

13.

• Englishjoint, in flooring or panelling

• Finnishponttiliitos, pontti

• Irishteanga agus eitre

• Norwegiannot og fjær

• Russianшпунт

14.

• Englisha joint of the cirri of a crinoid

• Portugueseartículo

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• Englisha joint or segment of an arthropod appendage

• Portugueseartículo

15.

• Englishtable presenting joint distribution of catagorical variables

• Hungariankontingenciatáblázat

• Portuguesetabela de contingência

16.

• Englishanatomy: to form a joint

• Bulgarianсвързвам, съединявам

• Dutcharticuleren

• Greekαρθρώνω

• Portuguesearticular

• Spanisharticularse

17.

• Englishjoint between upper arm and forear

• Afrikaanselmboog

• Albanianbërryl

• Arabicكُوع

• Armenianարմունկ

• Asturiancoldu

• Aymaramujlli

• Azeridirsək

• Bashkirтерһәк

• Basqueukondo

• Bau Bidayuhsiku

• Belarusianло́каць

• Bretonilin

• Bulgarianла́кът

• Burmeseတံတောင်

• Catalancolze

• Central Melanaubasikou

• Chamicurotakolo

• Chinese

• Copticⲕⲱⲓ

• Cornishelin

• Czechloket

• Danishalbue

• Dutchelleboog

• Esperantokubuto

• Estonianküünarnukk

• Faroesealbogi

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Frenchcoude

• Friuliancomedon

• Galiciancóbadocotomelo

• Georgianიდაყვი

• GermanEllbogen

• Greekαγκώνας

• Haitian Creolekoud

• Hebre מַרְפֵּק

• Hindiकुहनी

• Hungariankönyök

• Icelandicolnbogi

• Idokudo

• Ilocanosiko

• Indonesiansiku

• Interlinguacubito

• Inuktitutᐁᑯᓯᒃ

• Irishuillinn

• Istriotcumio

• Italiangomito

• Japanese肘

• Kazakhшынтақ

• Khmerកែងដុំដៃកែងដៃ

• Korean팔꿈치

• Kurdishenîşk

• Kyrgyzчыканак

• Laoສອກ

• Latgalianalkiune

• Latincubitumulna

• Latvianelkonis

• Limburgishèllebaog

• Lithuanianalkūnė

• LuxembourgishIelebou

• Macedonianлакт

• Malaysiku

• Mandinkanonkoŋo

• Manxuillin

• Maorituke

• Mongolianтохой

• Nahuatlmoliktli

• Navajoachʼoozhlaaʼ

• Normancoute

• North Frisian

• Northern Sothosetšu

• Norwegian

• O'odhamsihsh

• Occitancoide

• Old church slavonicлакъть

• Old Englishelnboga

• Ottoman Turkishمرفق

• Pashtoڅنګل

• Persianآرنج

• Plains Creetôskwan

• Polishłokieć

• Portuguesecotovelo

• Romagnolgòmt

• Romaniकुनी

• Romaniancot

• Romanschcumbel, cundun, combel, chandun

• Russianло́коть

• Rwanda-Rundiinkokora

• Samoantualima

• Sanskritकूर्पर

• Sardiniancuidu, cuitu, cúvidu, guidu, cuidale, coidale

• Scotselbae

• Sebopcikun

• Serbo-Croatian

• Siciliangùvitu

• Slovaklakeť

• Slovenekomolec

• Somalisuxul

• Sorbian

• Sothosetswe

• Spanishcodo

• Swahilikisigino

• Swedisharmbåge

• Tagalogsìko

• Tajikоринҷ

• Tamilமுழங்கை

• Tatarтерсәк

• Teluguమోచేయి

• Thaiข้อศอกศอก

• Tok Pisinskru, skru bilong han

• Turkishdirsek

• Turkmentirsek

• Ukrainianлі́коть

• Urduکہنی

• Uzbektirsak

• Venetiangùmiogòmbio

• Vietnamesekhuỷu tay

• Volapükkubit

• Walloonkeute

• Welshpenelin

• West frisianearmtakke

• Wolofcóñcó

• Xhosaingqiniba

• Yiddishעלנבויגן

• Yucatec Mayakuuk

18.

• Englisha joint formed by mating two separate sections of a material

• Frenchjointure

• Maorihiki

• Portuguesejunta

19.

• Englishjoint

• Finnishliitos

• Greekαρμόςένωση

• Japaneseユニオン継ぎ手

• Russianму́фта

• Swahilishirikisho

20.

• Englishtype of joint

• Finnishpallonivel

• Frenchrotule

• GermanKugelgelenk

• Maoripona kapunga

• Tagalogtumbok-salo

21.

• Englishhollow in a bone

• Dutchqualifiernlnl

• Frenchorbitecapsule

• Greekφατνίο

• Polishqualifierplpl

• Portuguesecavidade

• Russianглазни́ца

• Spanishcuenca

22.

• Englishto seal joints with caulk

• Bulgarianкалафатя

• Danishkalfatring

• Dutchbreeuwen, kalefateren, kitten

• Finnishtilkitä

• Frenchcalfeutrer, étouper, calfater

• Galiciancalafatear

• Germankalfatern

• Greekκαλαφατίζω

• Hungarianfúga

• Normancalfaîter

• Maorimono, purupuru

• Norwegianfuge

• Portuguesecalafetar

• Russianзамазывать, заде́лывать

• Serbo-Croatianbrtviti, šuperiti, fugirati

• Spanishenmasillar, calafatear

23.

• Englishmuscle that flexes the elbow joint

• Finnisholkalihas

• Frenchbrachial

• Portuguesebraquial

24.

• Englishjoint enterprise for a business purpose

• Bulgariancheckобединение

• Czechkombinát

• Finnishyhteenliittymä, liittouma, yhtymä

• Romaniancombinat

25.

• Englishjoint sovereignty over a territory

• Armenianհամատիրություն

• Dutchgemeenschappelijk bestuurd gebied of eigendo

• Finnishyhteishallinto

• Japanese共同主権

• Manxco-hiarnys

• Polishkondominium

• 
  

• Englishbuilding in which each unit is owned by an individual, but the grounds is owned jointly

• Armenianհամատիրություն

• Danishejerlejlighed

• Dutchbuilding waarbij iedere flat individuele eigendom is maar de gronden gemeenschappelijk

• Finnishasunto-osakeyhtiö

• Frenchcopropriété

• GermanKondominium

• Italiancondominio

• Japaneseマンションコンドミニアム

• Korean콘도미니엄맨션

• Norwegian

• Polishwspólnota mieszkaniowa

• Portuguesecondomínio

• Russianкондоми́ниум

26.

• Englishjoint

• Finnishpuskusauma, puskuliitos

• Russianстыковое соедине́ние

27.

• Englishslang: butt of a marijuana cigarette

• Frenchcul

• Macedonianфас

28.

• Englishsoft tissue within joint

• Chinese

• Finnishnivelkalvo

• Frenchmembrane synoviale

• Japanese滑膜

• Russianсиновиа́льная оболо́чка

• Spanishsinovia

29.

• Englishjoint of a plant ste

• Chinese

• Finnishsolmu

• Greekκόμβος

• Irishnód

• Japaneseノード

• Latvianmezgls

• Russianу́зел

• Tagalogbuko

• Ukrainianву́зол

30.

• Englishjoint with freedom to rotate

• Czechkloub

• Esperantoartiko

• Estonianšarniir

• Finnishnivel

• Frencharticulation

• GermanGelenk

• Greekαρμός

• Italiangiunto

• Portuguesejunta

• Russianшарни́р

• Slovakkĺb

• Spanisharticulación

• 
  

• Englishrigid joint

• Catalanjuntura

• Estonianliide

• Finnishliitos, liitoskohta

• Frenchjointure

• Greekένωση

• Portuguesejunta

• Russianсоедине́ние

• Scottish gaelicqualifiergd

• Spanishcoyuntura

• Swedishfog

• Ukrainianз'є́днання

• 
  

• Englishpart of the body where bones join

• Arabicمِفْصَل

• Armenianհոդ

• Catalanarticulació

• Chinese

• Czechkloub

• Dutchgewricht

• Esperantoartiko

• Finnishnivel

• Frencharticulation

• GermanGelenk

• Greekκλείδωση

• Indonesiansendi

• Italianarticolazione

• Japanese関節

• Kalmykүй

• Lithuaniansąnarys

• Macedonianзглоб

• Polishstaw

• Portuguesearticulação

• Russianсуста́вдиартро́з

• Slovakkĺb

• Slovenesklep

• Spanisharticulación

• Swedishled

• Tagalogsugpong, bukong

• Teluguకీలు

• Ukrainianсугло́б

• Vietnamesekhớp

• West frisianknier

• 
  

• Englishpoint of a rigid joint, means of joining in carpentry

• Dutchverbinding

• Finnishliitos

• Frenchassemblage

• GermanVerbindung

• Greekαρμός

• Polishzłącze

• Portuguesejunta

• Russianстык

• Spanishjunta

• 
  

• Englishgeologic joint

• Italiandiaclasi

• 
  

• Englishmarijuana cigarette

• Afrikaansjoint

• Catalanporret

• Dutchjoint

• Esperantokanabcigaredo

• Finnishjointti

• Frenchjointpétard

• Georgianneeded

• GermanJoint

• Greekτσιγαριλίκιμπάφοςγάρο

• Icelandicjóna

• Italiancanna

• Macedonianџоинт

• Polishdżointskręt

• Portuguesebaseadobeck

• Russianкося́к

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenekrača

• Spanishbatecanuto

• Swedishjointjolle

• 
  

• Englishto unite by a joint or joints, to fit together, to prepare so as to fit together

• Finnishniveltää, liittää,

• Swedishfoga, foga ihop

• 
  

• Englishto provide with a joint or joints

• Finnishniveltää

• 
  

• Englishto fit as if by joints

• Finnishniveltyä, liittyä, sopia yhteen

31.

• Englishbony prominence in ankle joint

• Catalanmal·lèol

• Finnishkehräsluu

• Italianmalleolo

• Japanese踝

• Thaiตาตุ่ม

32.

• Englishany painful disorder of muscles, tendons, joints, bones and nerves

• Arabicرَثْيَة

• Chinese

• Faroesegikt

• Finnishreumatismi, reuma

• Frenchrhumatisme

• GermanRheuma

• Japaneseリウマチリューマチ

• Korean류머티즘

• Lezgiкпул

• Maorikaikoiwi, rūmātiki

• Navajoagizii

• Portuguesereumatismo

• Russianревмати́зм

• Scottish gaeliclòinidhsiataig

• Spanishreumatismo

• Vietnamese(lbệnh) bệnh) bệnh)

33.

• Englishjoint of the finger

• Arabicبُرْجُمَة

• Armenianneeded

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalanartell

• Chinese

• Danishkno

• Dutchknokkel

• Esperantoartiko

• Finnishrysty, rystynen

• Frencharticulation du doigtjointure du doigt

• Galiciancotobelonocello

• Georgianneeded

• GermanFingerknöchel

• Hebre needed

• Icelandickjúka

• Italiannocca

• Japanese指関節

• Khmerក្រញរ

• Koreancheck손가락마디

• Latincheckarticulus digitus

• Macedonianглужд

• Maorimonamona

• Middle High Germanknöchel

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianknoke

• Persianمفصل

• Polishkłykieć

• Portuguesenó

• Russianсуста́в па́льца

• Scottish gaelicrùdan

• Serbo-Croatianzglob

• Spanishnudillo

• Swedishknoge

• Tagalogbuko

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

34.

• Englishto unite with a dovetail joint

• Japanese蟻継ぎ

• Spanishmachihembrar

35.

• Englishmarijuana cigarette

• Czechšpek

• Finnishjointti

• Georgianneeded

• GermanJoint

• Russianкосяк

• Spanishbatecanuto

36.

• Englishjoint

• Finnishhäpyliitos

37.

• Englishinflammation of joints and heart

• Finnishreumakuume

• Hindiआमवात ज्वर

• Normanfièvre d'rhonmatisses

• Portuguesefebre reumática

• Scottish gaelicfiabhras-lòinidhfiabhras-rheumatas

38.

• Englishtool

• Bulgarianстяга

• Catalanserjant

• Chinese

• Czechsvěrka

• Finnishpuristin

• Frenchattache, parenthèse, serre-joint

• Georgianჭახრაკი

• GermanKlammerKlemme

• Greekμέγγενη

• Italianbrida

• Japaneseクレンメクランプ鎹

• Macedonianменгеме

• Maoriwhakakopa, rawhi

• Persianگیره

• Portuguesegrampo

• Russianзажи́мструбци́на

• Spanishmordaza, pinza

• Swahilimbano

• Swedishtving

39.

• Englishjoint between foot and leg

• Albaniannoçkë

• Arabicكَاحِل

• Armenianկոճ, ճան

• Asturiantodiellu

• Avarэгъе

• Basqueorkatila

• Bau Bidayuhgelangan betis

• Belarusianшчы́калатка

• Bulgarianглезен

• Catalanturmell

• CherokeeᎤᏣᏍᏆᎳᏛ

• Chinese

• Copticⲓⲛⲓϣⲙⲟⲩ ⲛⲣⲁⲧ

• Cornishufern

• Czechkotník

• Danishkno, ankel

• Dutchenkel

• Esperantomaleolo

• Eweafɔkɔe

• Faroeseøkil

• Finnishnilkka

• Frenchcheville

• Friuliancjavile

• Galiciannocello

• Georgianკოჭი

• GermanKnöchel

• Greekαστράγαλος

• Hebre קרסול

• Hungarianboka

• Icelandicökkli

• Idostifto

• Indonesianpergelangan kaki

• Irishrúitíncaol na coise

• Italiancaviglia

• Japanese足首

• Normang'vil'ye

• Khmerកជើង

• Korean발목

• Kurdish

• Latgalianpovuorška

• Latintalus

• Latvianpotīte

• Macedonianглужд

• Malaypergelangan kaki

• Mongolianneeded

• Navajoakétsíín

• North Frisian

• Norwegian

• Occitancavilha

• Old Englishancle

• Persianقوزک پاشتالنگبجول

• Polishkostka

• Portuguesetornozelo

• Romaniangleznă

• Romanschraveltganveala

• Russianлоды́жка

• Sanskritकुल्फ

• Sardiniancambuciubultzedhu

• Scottish gaelicadhbrann

• Serbo-Croatiangležanj

• Siciliancavigghia

• Slovakčlenok

• Slovenegleženj

• Sorbian

• Spanishtobillo

• Swedishankel, fotled

• Tagalogbuol, bukungbukong, bukung-bukong

• Taosc’òwowo’óna

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianкі́сточка

• Venetiancaùciacaécia

• Vietnamesemắt cá chân

• Volapükfutayoin

• Warlpiritari

• Welshmigwrnffêr

40.

• Englishtight closure

• Dutchsluiting

• Estoniantihend

• Finnishtiiviys

• Frenchjoint

• GermanSiegel, Dichtung

• Greekσφράγισμα

• Indonesiansegel

• Italiansigillo

• Japanese封封緘

• Norwegiansegl

• Polishuszczelnienie

• Portuguesevedação

• Russianуплотне́ние

• Spanishsello

• Swedishsigill

41.

• Englishof, at, or relating to the joints of the body

• Bulgarianставен

• Frencharticulaire

• Italianarticolare

• Portuguesearticular

• Spanisharticular

42.

• Englishcondition characterised by chronic pain, stiffness, and tenderness of the muscles, tendons, and joints

• Czechfibromyalgie

• Irishfibrimiailge

• Italianfibromialgia

• Portuguesefibromialgia

43.

• Englishmedicine: any of several diseases of a joint

• Irishartrapaite

• Portugueseartropatia

44.

• Englishinvolving the joint activity of multiple agents

• Czechspojený

• Germanvereint

• Japanese連合

• Russianо́бщий, совме́стный

• Scotsunitit

• Scottish gaelicaonaichte

• Spanishunión

• Dutchcheckverenigd

• Frenchcheckunis

• Italiancheckunito

• Koreancheck합친

• Sanskritcheckसंहत

• Spanishcheckunido

45.

• Englisha joint that can move freely in various planes

• Catalandiartrosi

• GermanDiarthrose

• Italiandiartrosi

• Korean가동관절

• Portuguesediartrose

46.

• Englishbiology: referring to a joint or meaning articulation

• Galicianartr-, artro-

• Irishartra-

• Italianartro-

• Portugueseartro-

47.

• Englishjoint production or creation

• Chinese

• Finnishyhteistuotanto

• Greekσυνεργασία

• Laoneeded

• Russianсовме́стная рабо́та

• Thaineeded

48.

• Englisharticulation or joint between bones

• Norwegianartrose

• 
  

• Englishany degenerative disease of a joint between bones

• Finnishnivelrikko, artroosi

• GermanArthrose

• Portugueseartrose

• Turkishartroz, dejeneratif artrit, osteoartrit

49.

• Englishbony, flexible structure resembling a joint

• Finnishvalenivel

50.

• Englishfeeble in the joints, tottering

• Dutchgebrekkig

• Finnishhauras

• Germangebrechlich

• Greekετοιμόρροπος

• Russianтрясущийся

51.

• Englishregion back of the knee joint

• Bulgarianбедро

• Dutchknieboog

• Faroeseknæsbót

• Finnishpolvitaive

• GermanKniekehle

• Latviangurns

• Norwegian

• Russianбедро́

• Scottish gaelicsliasaid

• Spanishcorva

52.

• Englishtogether

• Catalanconjuntament

• Dutchgezamenlijk

• Frenchconjointement

• Romanianîmpreună

• Russianсовме́стно, сообща́, вме́сте

• Scottish gaeliccuideachd

53.

• Englishto sprain a joint

• Dutchverstuiken, omslaan, verzwikken

• Finnishnyrjäyttää

• Germanverrenken

• Hungariankificamít

• Italianslogare

• Portuguesedeslocar, torcer

• Russianвы́вихнуть

• Turkishburmak

54.

• Englishact or result of spraining

• Catalantorçada

• Chinese

• Danishforstuvning

• Dutchverstuiking

• Finnishnyrjähdys qualifier

• Frenchentorse

• GermanVerstauchung

• Italianslogatura

• Japanese捻挫

• Portuguesetorcedura, torção

• Russianрастяже́ние

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

• Slovenezvin

• Spanishtorcedura

• 
  

• Englishto weaken a joint, ligament, or muscle

• Chinese

• Czechvyvrtnout si

• Danishforstuve

• Dutchverstuiken

• Finnishnyrjäyttää, nyrjähtää qualifier

• Frenchse fouler

• Germanverstauchen

• Irishleon

• Italianslogare

• Japanese挫く

• Maoritakoki, tanuku

• Portuguesetorcer

• Russianрастя́гивать

• Slovenezviti si

• Spanishtorcer

• Tagalogmalisok

55.

• Englishjoint or collection of joints

• Catalanarticulació

• Finnishnivel gloss

• Galicianarticulación

• Italianarticolazione

• Japanese関節

• Persianمفصل

• Romanianarticulație

• Russianсочлене́ние

• Swedishled

• Tagalogkasukasuan

56.

• EnglishTo cover (a joint or structure) with coping

57.

• Englishjoint assumption of risk between insurer and insured

• Danishselvrisiko

• Dutcheigen risico

• Frenchfranchise

• GermanSelbstbeteiligung

• Italianfranchigia

• Russianфраншиза

• Spanishparticipación propiacoaseguro

• Swedishsjälvrisk

• Turkishkoasürans

• 
  

• Englishjoint assumption of risk between multiple insurers

• GermanMitversicherung

58.

• Englishjoint of the horse's leg

• Finnishvuohisnivel

• Frenchboulet

• GermanFesselgelenk

• Icelandichófskegg

• Irishrúitín

• Navajoakéʼiil

• Normanboulet

• Russianщётка

• Spanishcerneja

• Turkishkestanecik

• Welshegwyd

59.

• Englishto add a notion similar to those conveyed by with, together, or joint

• Norwegiankon-

• Swedishkon-

60.

• Englishinjure a joint in the body

• Dutchkwetsen, blesseren

• Esperantomisfleksi

• Finnishvahingoittaa

• Russianвыви́хивать

61.

• Englishinflammation of the hip joint

• Finnishkoksiitti

• Italiancoxite

• Malayradang sendi pinggul, koksitis

62.

• Englishhaving two participants, joint

• Polishdwustronny

63.

• Englishto disjoint

• Bulgarianразглобявам

• Romaniandezarticula

• Spanishdesarticular

64.

• Englishjoint possession of a set of characteristics

• Finnishsamankaltaisuus qualifier

• Russianо́бщность

65.

• Englishany of the constitutive body segments of a jointed animal

• Dutchlichaamsgeleding, lichaamssegment

• Frenchmétamère

• Romanianartromer

66.

• Englishheld in joint possession

• Dutchgemeen

• Frenchen commun

• Germangemein, gemeinsa

• Swahilishirika

67.

• Englisharticulation that permits free motion in the joint

• Greekδιάρθρωση

• Portugueseabarticulação

68.

• Englishthe fusion of a joint between two or more bones so that the joint can no longer move

• Portugueseartrodese

69.

• Englishsurgical repair of a joint

• Greekαρθροπλαστική

• Portugueseartroplastia

• Spanishartroplastia

70.

• Englishany more or less formal team working for joint purpose

• Finnishtyöryhmä

• Maorirōpū awheawhe

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