ла́па - Lithuanian

1.

• Englisheither of two legs towards the rear

• Chinese

• Finnishtakajalka

• Frenchcheckpatte de derrièrepatte postérieure

• GermanHinterlauf

• Icelandicafturfótur

• Irishcos deiridh

• Japanese後肢後足後ろ足

• Korean뒷다리

• Low German

• Norwegian

• Portugueseperna traseira

• Russianза́дняя нога́

• Scottish gaelicqualifiergd

• Swedishbakben

• Tok Pisinlek

• Welshcoes ôl

2.

• Englishsoft foot of an animal

• Albanianputër

• Arabicقَدَم

• Armenianթաթ

• Azeripəncə

• Belarusianла́па

• Bengaliথাবা

• Bulgarianла́па

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalanpota

• Chamicurokujtu

• Chinese

• Czechpacka

• Danishpote

• Dutchpoot

• Esperantopiedo

• Estoniankäpp

• Finnishtassu, käpälä

• Frenchpatte

• Galicianpouta

• Georgianთათი

• GermanPfote

• Hebre רֶגֶל

• Hindiपंजा

• Hungarianmancs

• Icelandicloppa

• Indonesiancakar

• Irishcrág

• Italianzampa

• Japanese足足の裏

• Kazakhтабан

• Khmerneeded

• Korean발

• Kyrgyzтаман

• Laoຕີນ

• Latinpēs

• Latvianķepa

• Lithuanianletena

• Macedonianше́па

• Malaykaki, cakar

• Mongolianтавхай

• Navajobikeeʼ

• Norwegian

• Persianپنجهپنجول

• Polishłapa

• Portuguesepata

• Romanianlabă

• Russianла́па

• Scottish gaelicspòg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpacka

• Slovenetačko

• Southern Altaiтабаш

• Spanishgarrapata

• Swedishtass

• Tajikпанҷа

• Tatarаяк

• Teluguపంజా

• Thaiตีน

• Turkishpati, ayak, pençe

• Turkmenpenje

• Ukrainianла́па

• Urduپنجا

• Uyghurپەنجە

• Uzbekpanja, oyoq

• Vietnamesechân, cẳng

• Volapüklufut, nimafut, fut

• Walloonpate

• Yiddishלאַפּע

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• Englishto touch someone (with the hands) in a sexual way

• Dutchbetasten

• Finnishkäpälöidä, lääppiä

• Frenchtripoter, peloter

• Germanbetatschen

• Portugueseapalpar

• Russianтро́гатьла́пать

• Walloonkipôtter

3.

• Englishanchor blade

• Bulgarianлапа

• Dutchankerbladwem

• Finnishankkurin koura

• Frenchpelle

• GermanFlunke

• Normanpatte

• Polishłapa (kotwicy)

• Portuguesepata de âncora

• Russianла́па якорь

• Spanishpico de loro

4.

• Englisheither of the two legs towards the front of a four-legged animal

• Chinese

• Finnishetujalka

• Frenchpatte de devant g

• GermanVorderlauf

• Hungarianmellső láb

• Japanese前肢前脚

• Korean앞다리

• Norwegian

• Occitanpata de davant, pata avant

• Russianпере́дняя нога́

• Swedishframben

• Teluguముంగాలు

• Tok Pisinhan

5.

• Englishplant

• Bulgarianакантус, синя шапка

• Finnishakantti

• Greekάκανθα

• Interlinguaacantho

• Irishacantas

• Italianacanto

• Malayakantus

• Manxjialg

• Persianکنگر

• Polishakant

• Portugueseacanto

• Romanianacantă g

• Russianака́нт

• Serbo-Croatianbodljikaratratorak

• Spanishacanto

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