wild - Swedish

1.

• Englishuncivilized or unsocialized person

• Dutchheiden

• Finnishpakana qualifierfi

• Hungarianistentelen

• Swahilikafiri

2.

• Englishwild

• Arabicمُتَوَحِّش, خارج عن السيطرَة

• Finnishkuriton

• Frenchindiscipliné, désobéissant, incontrôlable

• Irishaimhleasta, ainrianta, amhsach, díchoiscthe, dochoiscthe, doriartha,

• Persianسرکشنافرمان

• Portuguesedescontrolado, desgovernado

• Romaniannesupus

• Spanishrevoltoso, descontrolado, incontrolable

3.

• Englisha thin wild bank of land splitting two cultivated patches

• Normanchecklian qualifier

• Romanianchecklegătură

4.

• Englisha wild animal of the Felidae family

• Russianlдикий

5.

• Englishwild cat

• GermanBengalkatze

• Irishliopardchat

• Malaykucing batu

• NavajoNáátsʼózídę́ę́ʼ mósíłkizhii ałchinígíí

• Portuguesegato-leopardo

• Thaiแมวดาว

6.

• EnglishWild, not cultivated

• Armenianվայրի

• Bulgarianдив

• Catalansalvatge

• Dutchwild, barbaars

• Esperantosovaĝa

• Finnishvilli

• Georgianველური

• Germanwild

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianvad, műveletlen

• Italianselvaggio

• Latinsilvestris, barbarus

• Macedonianдивјачки

• Norwegianvill

• Polishdziki

• Portugueseselvage

• Russianди́кий, дика́рский

• Serbo-Croatiandivlje

• Spanishsalvaje

• Swedishvild

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• EnglishBarbaric, not civilized

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Dutchbarbaars, onbeschaafd, qualifiernl

• Finnishraakalaismainen, sivistymätön

• Frenchbarbare

• Georgianბარბაროსული, არაცივილური, უხეში, უკულტურო

• Germanwild, wüst, unbebaut

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianbarbár, civilizálatlan

• Indonesianbiadab

• Italianselvaggio, primitivo

• Latinferus

• Macedonianдивјачки

• Norwegianbarbarisk

• Polishbarbarzyński

• Portugueseselvage

• Russianва́рварский

• Spanishsalvaje

• Swedishbarbarisk, ociviliserad, okultiverad

7.

• Englishwild dog native to Australia

• Armenianդինգո

• Basquedingo

• Chinese

• Czechdingo

• Dharugwarrigal qualifier

• Dutchdingo

• Eastern Arrernteneeded

• Frenchdingo

• GermanDingo

• Guugu Yimidhirrneeded

• Hungariandingó

• Italiandingo

• Japaneseディンゴ

• Kala Lagaw Yaumai

• Korean딩고

• Krioldinggo

• Malay

• NavajoNahatʼeʼiitsoh Bikéyahdę́ę́ʼ łééchąąʼí ałchiní

• Pitjantjatjarapapa inuṟa, tjiṯutja, waltaka

• Polishdingo

• Portuguesedingo

• Romaniandingo

• Russianди́нго

• Spanishdingo

• Swedishdingo

• Tagalogdinggo

• Thaiดิงโก

• Vietnameseđingo

• Wardamanngarrajananggu

• Warlpirineeded

• Welshdingo

• Yanyuwawardali, qualifierjao

8.

• Englishextremely violent, severe, ferocious or savage

• Armenianվայրագ, կատաղի

• Bulgarianжесток, свиреп

• Catalanferotge

• Chinese

• Czechkrutýzlý

• Danishvoldeligt

• Dutchwoest

• Esperantoferoca

• Finnishraivokas, raju, hurja

• Frenchféroce

• Germanwild

• Hungarianneeded

• Idoferoca

• Irishborb

• Italianferoce

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Latinferōx

• Normanféthu qualifier

• Norwegianvoldso

• Persianدرنده

• Polishzawzięty

• Portugueseferoz

• Romanianferoce, fioros

• Russianсвире́пый, лю́тый, неи́стовый

• Scotsfairce

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Spanishfiero, feroz

• Swedishvåldsa

• Tagalogmabangis

• Thaineeded

• Turkishvahşi, sert, azılı, azgın

• Ukrainianneeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• West frisianfûl

9.

• Englishanimal of the family Suidae

• Arabicخِنْزِير

• Armenianխոզ

• Belarusianсвіння

• Bulgarianсвиня

• Catalansuid

• Chinese

• Czechvepř

• Danishsvin

• Dutchvarken

• Esperantoneeded

• Estoniansigalane

• Finnishsika

• Frenchcochon

• Georgianღორი

• GermanSchwein

• Hebre חזיר

• Hindiसूअर

• Hungariandisznó, sertés

• Indonesianbabi

• Irishmuc

• Japanese豚

• Khmerជ្រូក

• Korean돼지

• Latgalianvepris

• Latvianvepris

• Lithuanianmeitėlis

• Luxembourgishneeded

• Macedonianсвиња

• Maorineeded

• Navajobisóodi

• Norwegiansvin

• Novialneeded

• Occitanneeded

• Old Frenchbacon

• Polishwieprz

• Portuguesesuíno

• Romanianneeded

• Russianсвинья́

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaksviňa

• Slovenesvinja

• Spanishpuerco

• Swedishsvindjur

• Ukrainianсвиня

• Volapüksvin

10.

• Englishwild field or upland moor

• Swedishhed

11.

• Englishspecific species which causes intoxication among cats

• Azeriadi pişiknanəsi

• Catalanherba gatera

• Chinese

• Chuvashкушак пӳсӗр курӑкӗ

• Czechšanta kočičí

• Danishalmindelig katteurt, katteurt

• Dutchkattenkruid

• Finnishkissanminttu, aitokissanminttu

• Frenchcataireherbe à chat

• Galicianherba gateira

• GermanKatzenminze

• Hungarianillatos macskamenta

• Japaneseイヌハッカ

• Korean개박하

• Lithuanianpaprastoji katžolė

• Macedonianмачкино нане

• Norwegiankattemynte

• Persianنعناع گربه‌ای

• Picardiérpe-éd-cat

• Polishkocimiętka właściwa

• Portugueseerva-de-gato

• Romanianiarba-mâței

• Russianкото́вник коша́чий, коша́чья мя́та

• Serbo-Croatianmacina trava, mačija trava, mačija metvica, macina metvica, potplotuša

• Slovakkocúrnik obyčajný

• Slovenemačja meta

• Sorbian

• Spanishmenta de gato, menta gatuna, albahaca de gatos, gatera, gataria, nébeda

• Swedishkattmynta

• Vietnamesebạc hà mèo

• Welshmintys y gath

12.

• Englishdomesticated cat returned to the wild

• Chinese

• Finnishvilliintyä#Finnishfi

• Frenchchat haret

• Germanwilde Katze

• Japanese野良猫野猫

• Russianди́кая ко́шка

13.

• Englisha common and widespread dabbling duck, Anas platyrhynchos

• Albanianrosa e vëndit

• Belarusianкрыжанка (kryžanka)

• Bengaliনীলশির

• Bretonhouad-korz

• Bulgarianдива патица

• Catalanánade azulón / ánade real

• Chechenакха бад

• Classical Nahuatlzōlcanauhtli

• Czechkachna divoká

• Danishgråand

• Dutchwilde eend

• Erzyaматярка

• Esperantoplatbeka anaso

• Estoniansinikael part

• Faroesevilldunna

• Finnishsinisorsa, heinäsorsa

• Frenchcolvertcanard sauvage

• Friulianmasurin, mazar, mazorin, raze grande

• Galicianpato real

• GermanStockente

• Greekαγριόπαπια

• Greenlandicqeerlutooq

• Haida

• Hungariantőkés réce, vadkacsa

• Icelandicstokkönd

• Inari Samituáršu, stuorrâ vuonjâč

• Inupiakukhiukhiuq

• Irishlacha

• Italiananatra selvatica

• Japanese真鴨

• Kawaiisukurasɨni

• Korean물오리

• Kottagaŋa

• Ladinanera salvaria

• Latvianmeža pīle, mercene

• Lithuaniandidżioji antis

• Lule Samistuorvuojatjis

• Macedonianдива патка (diva patka)

• Maltesekuluvert

• Marathiचतुरंग बदक

• Navajonaalʼeełí bitsiiʼ dootłʼizhí

• Northern Samiduoršu

• Norwegianstokkand

• Occitanànec coll-verd

• Polishkaczka krzyżówka

• Portuguesepato-real

• Romanidivlio-ratsoy

• Romanianrață sălbatică

• Romanschanda selvadia

• Russianобыкнове́нная кря́ква

• Samiduoršu

• Sardiniananadi conca birdi, conchirde, testirde

• Scotsmuir-deuk

• Scottish gaeliclach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakkačica divá

• Slovenemlakarica, divja raca

• Spanishpato real

• Swedishgräsand

• Tagalogpapaw

• Turkishyeşilbaş

• Turkmenýaşylbaş

• Ukrainianкрижень

• Ume Samilággiehtse

• Upper Sorbiandźiwja kačka

• Welshhwyaden wyllt

• West frisianwylde ein

14.

• Englishcollection of live wild animals on exhibition, the enclosure where they are kept

• Armenianգազանանոց

• Finnisheläintarha

• Frenchménagerie

• GermanMenagerie

• Greekθηριοτροφείο

• Idomenajerio

• Italianserraglio, recinto

• Latinvīvārium

• Macedonianѕверилник

• Polishmenażeria

• Portuguesemenagerie

• Romanianmenajerie

• Russianзвери́нец

• Spanishcasa de fieras

• Volapüknimikonlet

15.

• EnglishNorth American wild cat

• Bulgarianамерикански рис

• Catalanlinx roig

• CherokeeᎬᎮᎠᎺᎵᎨ ᎬᎮ

• Chinese

• Esperantorufa linko

• Finnishpunailves, töpöhäntäkissa

• Frenchlynx roux

• GermanRotluchs

• Greekερυθρός λύγκας

• Hungarianvörös hiúz

• Italianlince rossa

• Japaneseボブキャット

• Korean붉은스라소니

• Nahuatlocotōchtli

• Navajonáshdóí łibáhígíí, náshdóíłbáí

• Portugueselince-vermelho

• Russianрыжая рысь

• Spanishlince rojo

• Swedishrödlo

16.

• Englishplant, wild flower of the genus Taraxacum

• Arabicهِنْدِبَاء

• Armenianխատուտիկ

• Azerizəncirotu

• Bashkirбәпембә

• Basquetxikoria-belar, sorgin-belar, mando-belar

• Belarusianадува́нчыкдзьмуха́вец

• Bulgarianглухарче

• Catalandent de lleó

• Chinese

• Czechpampeliška

• Danishmælkebøtte

• Dutchpaardenbloe, leeuwentand

• Esperantoleondento, leontodo

• Estonianvõilill

• Faroesehagasóljatyrilshattur

• Finnishvoikukka

• Frenchpissenlit, dent-de-lion

• Galiciandente-de-león

• Georgianბაბუაწვერა

• GermanLöwenzahnKuhblumeSeichblume

• Greekαγριοραδίκι

• Hebre מרגניתסביון

• Hungarianpitypang, gyermekláncfű

• Icelandicfífill

• Indonesianbunga randa tapak

• Irishcaisearbhán

• Italiansoffione

• Japaneseたんぽぽ

• Kazakhбақбақ

• Korean민들레

• Kyrgyzкаакым

• Latgalianpīnine

• Latvianpienene

• Lithuaniankiaulpienė

• LuxembourgishBettseechesch

• Macedonianглуварче

• Malaydandelion

• Maoritohetaka, tohetake, tawao

• Mongolianбагваахай цэцэг

• Nogaiмаьметекей

• Norwegian

• Old Englishǣġwyrt

• Persianقاصدک

• Polishmleczdmuchawiec

• Portuguesedente-de-leão

• Romanianpăpădie

• Russianодува́нчик

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpúpava

• Sloveneregrat

• Spanishdiente de león

• Swedishmaskros

• Tajikкоқу

• Tashelhitⵡⴰⵡⵊⴹⵎⴰⵡⵊⴹⵉⵎ

• Tatarтузганак

• Thaiแดนดี้ไลออน

• Turkishkarahindiba

• Ukrainianкульба́ба

• Uzbekqoqi, qoqigul, gulqoqi, momaqaymoq

• Vietnamesebồ công anh

• Volapükqualifiervo

• Walloonsåvaedje cécoreyepixhelét

• Welshdant y llew

17.

• Englishnot wild

• Arabicأَلِيف

• Armenianընտանի

• Catalanmans

• Chinese

• Czechkrotký

• Danishta

• Dutchta

• Esperantoneeded

• Faroesetamur

• Finnishkesy

• Frenchapprivoisé

• Georgianმორჩილი, მოთვინიერებული, მოშინაურებული, გამგონი, თვინიერი, შეჩვეული

• Germanzah

• Greekήμερος

• Hawaiianlaka

• Hebre מאולף

• Hungarianszelíd

• Icelandictaminn, gæfur, spakur

• Indonesianjinak

• Italianaddomesticato, domato

• Japanese飼いならす

• Khmerផ្សាំង

• Korean길들인

• Laoneeded

• Low German

• Luxembourgishza

• Malayjinak

• Meänkielialju

• Norwegianta

• Polishoswojony

• Portuguesedomesticado

• Russianприручённый, ручно́й qualifier

• Scottish gaelicceannsaichte

• Serbo-Croatianpitom

• Spanishdomesticado, manso

• Swedishta

• Tagalogmaamo

• Teluguమచ్చిక

• Thaiเชื่อง

18.

• Englishwild, untamed, especially of domesticated animals having returned to the wild

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianдив

• Chinese

• Dutchverwilderd, wild

• Finnishvilli, villiintynyt

• Frenchféral, marron, glossfr

• Germanwild, verwildert

• Greekάγριος

• Italianselvaggio

• Malayjalang, feral

• Maorimohowao

• Persianوحشی

• Polishzdziczały

• Portuguesesilvestre

• Russianди́кий, одичавший

• Spanishferino

• Swedishförvildad

• Thaiดุร้ายไม่เชื่อง

• Turkishneeded

19.

• Englishany species of Zizania

• Chinese

• Dakotapsiŋ

• Dutchwilde rijst

• Finnishintiaaniriisi, villiriisi

• Frenchriz sauvage

• Galicianarroz salvaxe

• GermanWasserreis

• Italianriso selvatico

• Ojibwemanoomin

• Polishdziki ryż

• Portuguesearroz selvagem

• Russianводяно́й рис

• Spanisharroz salvaje

20.

• EnglishSus scrofa

• Albanianderri i egër

• Arabicخَنْزِير بَرِيّ

• Armenianվայրի խոզ, վարազ

• Asturianxabalínverriacu

• Basquebasurde

• Bau Bidayuhpongan, doot

• Belarusianкабан

• Bretonhoc’h gouez

• Bulgarianдива свиняглиган

• Catalansenglar

• Central Melanaubabui guwun

• Chinese

• Czechdivočákprase divoké

• Danishvildsvin

• Dutcheverzwijn

• Esperantoapro

• Estonianmetssiga

• Faroesevillsvín

• Finnishvillisika

• Frenchsanglier

• Friuliancenglâr

• Galicianxabarilporco bravo

• Georgianქოსმენი

• GermanWildschweinWildsau

• Greekκάπρος

• Hungarianvaddisznó

• Ibanbabi kampong

• Icelandicvillisvín

• Indonesianbabi hutan, celeng

• Irishtorc

• Italiancinghiale

• Japanese野猪猪イノシシ

• Javaneseceleng

• Kimaragangkanas, lungiyan

• Korean멧돼지

• Kurdish

• Ladinporcel salvare

• Latinaper

• Latvianmežacūka

• Lithuanianšernas

• Lower Sorbianźiwa swinja

• Macedonianдива свињавепар

• Malaybabi hutan, bagung, celeng

• Malteseħanżir salvaġġ

• Mazanderaniورازبراز

• Navajobisóodi ałchiní

• Norwegian

• Occitansinglar

• Old church slavonicвєпрь

• Persianگراز

• Polishdzik

• Portuguesejavali

• Romanidivlio-balo

• Romanianmistrețporc mistreț

• Romanschver

• Russianкаба́нди́кая свинья́

• Samimeahccespiidni

• Sardinian

• Scottish gaelictorctorc fiadhaich

• Sebopmabui

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianporcu sarvaggiu

• Slovakdiviakdiviak lesný

• Slovenedivji prašič

• Spanishjabalí

• Sundanesebagong

• Swahilijivi

• Swedishvildsvin

• Tagal Murutasi, basing

• Teluguఅడవిపంది

• Thaiหมูป่า

• Turkishyaban domuzu

• Ukrainianкабан

• Upper Sorbiandźiwje swinjo

• Vietnameselợn rừng

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Walloonsinglé

• Welshbaedd gwyllt

• West Coast Bajaubakas

• West frisianwylde baarch

• Galluresechecksirbone, checkporcrabu

• Sassaresechecksirbone, checkporcrabu

21.

• Englishcharacterized by violence and agitation, wild, stormy

• Bulgarianбурен

• Dutchstormachtig

• Frenchturbulent

• Germanstürmisch, tosend, wild, ungestü, aufrührerisch

• Italianturbolente, tempestoso

• Koreanː 격렬하다

• Maoritūperepere, tuarangaranga qualifier

• Portuguesetumultuoso

• Russianбу́рный, бу́йный, неи́стовый qualifier

• Spanishsalvaje

• Swedishstormig

22.

• Englishzoology: wild fowl in flight

• GermanSchar

• Italianstormo

• Swedishfylkingv-formation

23.

• Englishtusk of wild boar

• Afrikaansslagtand

• Dutchslagtand, stoottand

• Finnishtorahammas

• Polishszabla

• Portuguesepresa

• Georgiancheckსამართებელი

24.

• Englishuncultivated tract of land

• Arabicبَرِّيَّة

• Chinese

• Czechdivočina

• Dutchwildernisgebied

• Finnisherämaa, korpi, kaira

• Frenchnaturalité, nature sauvage

• GermanWildnis

• Greekερημιά

• Hungarianvadon

• Icelandicóbyggðir

• Italiannatura

• Japanese原野荒野

• Macedonianдивина

• Maorikoraha

• Merumuitu

• Mongolianneeded

• Polishdziczpustynia

• Portuguesemato

• Russianlдикийнетронутый

• Scottish gaelicfàsach

• Spanishnaturalezaselva

• Swahilipori

• Swedishvildmarkobygd

• Turkishbakir alan, kır, vahşi tabiat, yozlak

• Zuluindle

25.

• Englisha thin wild bank of land splitting two cultivated patches

• Normanchecklian qualifier

• Romanianchecklegătură

26.

• Englishone who tames or subdues

• Catalandomador

• Chinese

• Czechkrotitel

• Dutchtemmer

• Esperantodresisto

• Finnishkesyttäjä

• Frenchdresseurdompteur

• GermanDompteurBändiger

• Greekδαμαστής

• Hebre מְאַלֵּף

• Hungarianszelídítő

• Italiandomatore

• Japanese調教師猛獣使い

• Portuguesedomador

• Russianдрессиро́вщикruукроти́тельница

• Spanishdomadoramaestrador

• Tagalogmagbabangad qualifier

27.

• EnglishA wild ox, Bison bonasus

• Albanianbizon

• Arabicبِيسُون

• Belarusianбізо́нзубрзу́бар

• Bulgarianзу́бър

• Chinese

• Czechzubr

• DutchEuropese bizon

• Esperantobizono

• Faroesevisundur

• Frenchbison, bison d'Europe

• GermanWisent

• Greekβίσονας

• Hungarianbölény

• Icelandicvísundur

• Irishbíosún

• Japanese野牛バイソン

• Korean바이슨

• Latgalianmežavierss

• Latviansumbrs

• Lithuanianstumbras

• Macedonianбизо́н

• Old Englishūr

• Old Norseúrr

• Persianبایسن

• Polishżubr

• Portugueseauroquebisão-europeu

• Romanianzimbru

• Russianзубр

• Scottish gaelicbìoson

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakzubor

• Slovenebizon

• Spanishbisonte europeo g

• Swahilibaisani

• Swedishvisent

• Ukrainianзубр

28.

• Englishresinous gum from wild fennel

• Balineseᬳᬶᬂᬕᬸ

• Dutchduivelsdrek

• Finnishhajupihka, pirunpihka

• Frenchase fétide

• Gujaratiહિંગ

• Hindiहींग

• Hungarianbűzös husáng, bűzös aszat

• Icelandicdjöflatað

• Kannadaಇಂಗು

• Kazakhкеурексасыр

• Laoມະຫາຫິງ

• Low German

• Malayalamകായം

• Marathiहिंग

• Monၚု

• Nepaliहिङ

• Pashtoانجه

• Persianانگدانانگژدرافه

• Portugueseassafétida

• Sanskritहिङ्गु

• Shanသိင်းၶူဝ်ႇ

• Tagaloginggo, asapetida

• Tajikров

• Tamilபெருங்காயம்

• Teluguఇంగువ

• Thaiมหาหิงคุ์

• Tibetanཤིང་ཀུན།

• Turkishşeytantersi

29.

• EnglishAsian wild goat

• Finnishtari

30.

• Englisha species of wild pig

• Afrikaansvlakvark

• Arabicخَنْزِير بَرِّيّ

• Basquefakokero

• Catalanfacoquer

• Chinese

• Czechprase bradavičnaté

• Danishvortesvinet

• Dutchknobbelzwijn

• Esperantoverukapro

• Estoniantüügassiga

• Finnishpahkasika

• Frenchphacochère

• GermanWarzenschwein

• Greekφακόχοιρος

• Hebre חזיר יבלות מצוי

• Icelandicvörtusvín

• Idofakochero

• Italianfacocero

• Japanese疣猪

• Malaybabi hutan

• Navajobisóodi bizęęs dį́įʼii

• Polishguziec

• Portuguesefacocherofacoquero

• Romanianporc alergătorfacocer

• Russianборода́вочник

• Spanishfacóquero

• Swahilingiri

• Swedishvårtsvin

• Wolofmbaam-àll

31.

• Englishspecies of wild goat

• Armenianարեւմտակովկասյան տուր

• Avarбис

• Azerineeded

• Georgianჯიხვი

• Russianтур

32.

• Englishtype of wild mountain goat

• Albaniandhia e shkëmbinjve

• Armenianվայրի այծ, այծքաղ

• Basquebasahuntz

• Belarusianгорны альпійскі казел

• Bretonkragvouc’h an alpoù

• Bulgarianкозирог

• Catalancabra alpina

• Czechkozorožec

• Danishstenbuk

• Dutchsteenbok

• Esperantoibekso, alpa kapro

• Estoniankaljukits

• Faroesesteingeit

• Finnishvuorikauris, vuohi

• Frenchbouquetin

• Friulianstambec

• Galiciancabra montesa

• GermanSteinbock

• Greekαίγαγρος

• Hebre יעל

• Hungariankőszáli kecske, vadkecske

• Icelandicfjallageit

• Idosovaja kapro

• Italianstambecco

• Kurdish

• Ladinstambech

• Latviankalnu āzis

• Lithuanianožiaragis

• LuxembourgishSteebock

• Macedonianкозорог

• Malaykambing gurun

• Maltesemogħża tal-barr

• Northern Samibáktebohkká

• Norwegiansteinbukk

• Occitancabra salvatja

• Persianپازن

• Polishkoziorożec

• Portuguesecabra-montêscabra brava

• Romaniancapră de stâncă

• Romanschcapricorn

• Russianго́рный альпи́йский козёл

• Sardiniancraba de monti

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakkozorožec horský

• Slovenekozorog

• Sorbian

• Spanishíbice

• Swedishalpstenbock

• Turkishdağ keçisi

• Ukrainianгiрский альпiйский цап

• Welshalpafr

• West frisianstienbok

33.

• Englishanimals and plants in their natural environment

• Arabicاَلْحَيَاة اَلْبَرِّيَّة

• Chinese

• Czechneeded

• Dutchwildleven

• Esperantofaŭno

• Finnishvillieläin

• Frenchnaturefaune

• GermanTierwelt

• Hungarianvadvilág

• Italianfauna

• Japanese野生動物

• Portuguesevida selvagem

• Russianди́кая приро́даживо́тный мир

• Scottish gaelicfiadh-bheatha

• Spanishvida silvestre

• Swedishviltfauna

• Tagalogbuhay-ilang

• Turkishvahşi yaşa, vahşi hayat, vahşi doğa

34.

• Englishenergetic and difficult to control

• Chinese

• Dutchonstuimig, wild

• Finnishvallaton

• Frenchturbulent

• Germanwild

• Japanese手に負えない始末に負えない

• Korean난폭한

• Latinstrepitosus

• Russianбу́йный, бу́рный, непоко́рный, непокла́дистый, непослу́шный

• Spanishestrepitoso

• Swedishbångstyrig, oregerlig

35.

• Englishwild, irrational, and undisciplined

• Catalandionisíac

• Finnishdionyysinen

• Greekδιονυσιακός

36.

• EnglishA wild or turbulent ferocity or fury

• GermanHeftigkeit

• Italianveemenza

• Romanianvehemență

• Russianя́рость

• Serbo-Croatian

37.

• EnglishIn a state of hurry, panic or wild activity.

• Bulgarianобезумял, неистов

38.

• Englishfruit

• Abenakimskikoimins

• Abkhazаҵыҵындра

• Afrikaansaarbei

• Ainuエマウリ

• Albanianlulushtrydhe

• Aleuttuzaangas

• Arabicفَرَاوْلَة

• Armenianմորի qualifier

• Aromaniancãpsheanã

• Asturianfresa

• Azeriçiyələyi, çiyələk

• Basquemarrubi

• Belarusianсуні́цаклубні́ца

• Bengaliস্ট্রবেরি

• Bulgarianя́года

• Burmeseစတော်ဘယ်ရီ

• Catalanmaduixa

• CherokeeᎠᏅ

• Chichewasitiroberi

• Chinese

• Cornishsevien

• Creeᐅᑌᐦᐃᒥᐣ

• Czechjahoda

• Danishjordbær

• Dutchaardbei

• Esperantofrago

• Estonianmaasikas, maasikmari

• Faroesejarðber

• Finnishmansikka

• Foxtêhimini

• Frenchfraise

• Friulianfreule

• Galicianamorodofresa

• Georgianმარწყვი qualifier

• GermanErdbeere

• Greekφράουλα

• Gujaratiસ્ટ્રોબેરી

• Hawaiianʻōhelo papa

• Hebre תות שדה

• Hindiस्ट्रॉबेरी

• Hungarianeper, földieper, szamóca

• Icelandicjarðarber

• Idofrago

• Indonesianarbei, buah arbei, stroberi

• Irishsú talún

• Italianfragola

• Japaneseイチゴ苺

• Kannadaಸ್ಟ್ರಾಬೆರಿ

• Khmerហ្វ្រែហ្ស៍

• Korean딸기

• Laoໝາກສະຕໍເບີຣີ

• Latgalianzemneica

• Latinfragu

• Latvianzemene

• Lithuanianžemuogė

• Lombardmagiostra

• LuxembourgishÄerdbier

• Macedonianја́года

• Malagasyfrezy

• Malaystrawberi

• Malayalamഞാവല്‍ പഴം

• Malecite-Passamaquoddypskihqimins

• Maltesefrawla

• Manxsoo thallooin

• Maorirōpere

• Mi'kmaqatuomgomin

• Miamiateehimini

• Mongolianгүзээлзгэнэ

• Navajodah woozh

• Normanfrâse

• Norwegian

• Novialfrese

• Occitanmajofa

• Ojibweode'imin

• Old Englishstrēawberiġe

• Persianتوت فرنگی

• PlautdietschEadbäa

• Polishtruskawka

• Portuguesemorango

• Quechuamontepukuy

• Romaniancăpșună

• Romanschfrajafraiafreja

• Russianземляни́каклубни́ка

• Rwanda-Rundiinkere

• Sardinianfràgula

• Scottish gaelicsùbh-làir

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiفرنگي توت

• Sinhaleseස්ට්රෝබෙරි

• Slovakjahoda

• Slovenejagoda

• Somalimiroyaryar oo macaan

• Sothomenokotshwai, monokotshwai

• Spanishfresa

• Swahilistrouberi

• Swedishjordgubbe

• Tagalogpresa

• Tajikтути заминӣ

• Tamilசெம்புற்றுப்பழம், ஸ்ட்ராபெரி

• Teluguస్ట్రాబెర్రీ

• Thaiสตรอว์เบอร์รี่

• Tongansitolopeli

• Turkishçilek

• Ukrainianсуни́цяполуни́ця

• Unamiwtèhi, tèhi

• Urduسٹرابیری

• Uzbekqulupnay

• Vietnamesedâu tây

• Volapükfrag, qualifiervo

• Welshmefusen

• West frisianierdbei

• Yiddishטרוסקאַפֿקע

• Yurokkwescheen

• Zulutrobheli

• 
  

• Englishplant

• Armenianմորենի

• Asturianfresa

• Basquemarrubiondo, marrubi-landare

• Bulgarianя́года

• Catalanmaduixer

• Czechjahodník

• Danishjordbær, jordbærplante

• Dutchaardbeiplant

• Estonianmaasikas

• Faroesejarðber

• Finnishmansikka

• Frenchfraisier

• Galicianamorodeiramoroteira

• Georgianმარწყვი, ხენდრო

• GermanErdbeere

• Greekφραουλιά

• Hawaiianʻōhelo papa

• Hungarianeper, földieper

• Icelandicjarðarberjaplanta

• Idofragiero

• Irishsú talún

• Italianfragola

• Latvianzemenājs

• Lithuanianžemuogės

• Middle High Germanërtber

• Norwegianjordbærplante

• Old Englishstrēawberiġe

• Old High Germanerdberi, erdbrāma

• Polishtruskawka

• Portuguesemorangueiro

• Romaniancăpșun

• Russianземляни́каклубни́ка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiفرنگي توت

• Slovakjahoda

• Slovenejagoda

• Spanishfresa

• Swahilimstrouberi

• Swedishjordgubbsplanta

• Tamilசெம்புற்றுப்பழம்

• Turkishçilek

• Ukrainianсуни́цяполуни́ця

• Volapükfragaplan

• West frisianierdbei

39.

• Englishwild vegetation

• Bulgarianгъсталак

• Dutchstruikgewas

• Finnishpöheikkö, pensaikko, pusikko

• GermanBuschGestrüpp

• Greekθαμνότοπος

• Portuguesemato

• Russianкуст

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishmatorral

40.

• Englishwild or untamed

• Estonianmetsik

• Finnishhurja

• Germanwild, ungezähmt, ungebändigt

• Italianselvatico, selvaggio

• Portugueseselvage

• Romaniansălbaticnedomesticitneîmblânzit

• Russianнеприручённый

• Serbo-Croatian

41.

• Englishyoung duck

• Basqueahatekume

• Bulgarianпате

• Catalananeguet

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlcanauhconētl, canauhconētōntli

• Czechkáče

• Danishælling

• Dutchpieleendenjong

• Finnishankanpoikanen

• Frenchcanardeau

• GermanEntenkükenEntlein

• Greekπαπί

• Hebre ברווזון

• Hungariankiskacsa

• Icelandicandarungi

• Indonesianitik

• Irishlachín

• Italiananatroccolo

• Normancannot

• Latinanaticula

• Latvianpīlēns

• Lithuanianančiukas

• Macedonianпатчебибе

• Malayanak itik

• Montagnaisshishipiss

• Norwegianandunge

• Polishkaczę

• Portuguesepatinho

• Romanianrățușcărățucă

• Russianутёнок

• Serbo-Croatianpače

• Slovakkačiatko

• Spanishpatito

• Swedishqualifiersvsvsv

• Turkishqualifiertr

• Vietnamesevịt con

• Volapükdökül

42.

• Englishwild flowering plant

• Serbo-Croatiangorobiljka

43.

• Englishwild horse

• Chinese

• Finnishvillihevonen

• Greekαγριάλογο

• Russianдикий

44.

• Englisha parasite of humans and of many domestic and wild animals, the larval stage of Taenia echinococcus, that forms compound cysts or tumours (called hydatid cysts) in various organs, but especially in the liver and lungs

• Frenchéchinocoque

45.

• Englishstate of wild activity or panic

• Catalanfrenesí

• Chinese

• Danishvanvid, raseri

• Dutchrazernij

• Finnishvimma, kiihko, paniikki

• Frenchfrénésie

• GermanWahnWut

• Greekφρενίτιδα

• Italianfrenesia

• Japanese逆上

• Latviantrakums

• Maorihōkeka

• Portuguesefrenesi

• Romanianfrenezie

• Russianнеи́стовствопомеша́тельство

• Spanishfrenesí

• Teluguవీరావేశము

46.

• Englishnot domesticated or tamed

• Afrikaanswild

• Arabicمُتَوَحِّش

• Armenianվայրի

• Aromanianayru, aghru

• Azerivəhşi

• Belarusianдзі́кі

• Bulgarianдив

• Catalansalvatge

• Chinese

• Czechdivoký

• Danishvild

• Dutchwild

• Estonianmetsik

• Finnishvilli, kesytön

• Frenchsauvage

• Friuliansalvadi

• Georgianველური

• Germanwild

• Greekάγριος

• Guaraníñarõ

• Hebre בַּרפֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Italianselvaggio, selvatico

• Japanese野生

• Kazakhжабайы

• Korean야생

• Laoປ່າ

• Latinferōx, ferus, silvestris

• Luxembourgishwëll

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianдив

• Malayliar

• Maore Comoriannyeha

• Maorikuwao, taewao, mohoao, tūwā qualifier

• Norwegianvill

• Occitansalvatge, sauvatge

• Old Englishwōd

• Persianوحشی

• Polishdziki

• Portugueseselvage, silvestre, bravio

• Quechuasallqa, purun

• Romaniansălbatic

• Romanschselvadi, salvadi, salvatg, sulvedi, sulvadi

• Russianди́кий

• Sardinianeremidu, spédriu, spérdiu

• Scottish gaelicallaidh, fiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shanneeded

• Siciliansarvaggiu, sarbaggiu

• Slovakdivoký, divý

• Slovenedivji

• Spanishsalvaje, montaraz

• Swedishvild

• Tagalogmailap, ligaw, maliyap

• Thaiป่า

• Turkishvahşi, yabani

• Ukrainianди́кий

• Venetiansalvadego, salbego

• 
  

• Englishraucous, unruly, and savage

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Chamicuromatitu

• Chinese

• Danishvild

• Esperantosovaĝa

• Frenchsauvage

• Germanwild

• Greek

• Hebre פֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Irishfiáin

• Latinferus, saevus, crudelis, immanis

• Macedonianра́зузден, ра́здивен

• Norwegianvill

• Portugueseselvage

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishsalvaje, fiero

47.

• Englishfruit

• Abauyoh

• Abkhazабанан

• Adygheбэнанэ

• Afrikaanspiesang

• Albanianbanane

• Arabicمَوْزَة

• Armenianբանան, ադամաթուզ

• Assameseকল

• Asturianplátanubanana

• Aymarapuquta

• Azeribanan

• Balinesebiu

• Basqueplatano, albo

• Belarusianбана́н

• Bengaliকলা

• Bikol Centralbatag

• Bulgarianбана́н

• Burmeseငှက်ပျောသီး

• Catalanbanana

• Central Melanaubaleak

• Chamicuromasipata

• Chechenбанан

• CherokeeᏆᏁᎾ

• Chinese

• Cornishbanana

• Czechbanán

• Danishbanan

• Dutchbanaan

• Esperantobanano

• Estonianbanaan

• Faroesebanan

• Finnishbanaani

• Frenchbanane

• Friulianbanane

• Georgianბანანი

• GermanBanane

• Greekμπανάνα

• Greenlandicbanani

• Guaranípakova

• Haitian Creolefig

• Hausaagade

• Hawaiianmaiʻa

• Hebre בָּנָנָה

• Hindiकेला

• Hungarianbanán

• Icelandicbanani

• Idobanano

• Indonesianpisang

• Irishbanana

• Italianbanana

• Japaneseバナナ

• Javanesegedang

• Kabyletabanant

• Kalmykһадль

• Kazakhбанан

• Khmerចេក

• Korean바나나

• Kunamadun

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzбанан

• Laoໝາກກ້ວຍ

• Latinbanana

• Latvianbanāns

• Lengovudi

• Lithuanianbananas

• Lojbanbadna

• LuxembourgishBanann

• Macedonianбана́на

• Malaypisang, mauz

• Malayalamവാഴപ്പഴം

• Maltesebanana

• Manxbananey, corran bwee

• Maoripanana

• Marathiकेळ

• Mongolianгадил

• Muongchuổi

• Navajohashkʼaan

• Nepaliकेरा

• Normanbanane

• Norwegianbanan

• Persianموز

• Polishbanan

• Portuguesebanana

• Rapa Nuimaika

• Rohingyakelā

• Romanianbanană

• Russianбана́н

• Samoanfa'i

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseකෙසෙල්

• Slovakbanán

• Slovenebanana

• Somalimoos

• Sorbian

• Sothobanana

• Spanishbanana

• Swahilindizi

• Swedishbanan

• Tagal Murutpunti

• Tagalogsaging, alinsanay qualifier

• Tajikмавз, банан

• Tamilவாழைப்பழம்

• Tatarбанан

• Teluguఅరటిపండు

• Tetumhudi, checkfuan

• Thaiกล้วย

• Tibetanཀེ་ར

• Tok Pisinbanana

• Turkishmuz

• Turkmenbanan

• Ukrainianбана́н

• Urduکیلا

• Uyghurبانان

• Uzbekbanan

• Vietnamesechuối, trái chuối, quả chuối

• Welshbanana

• West frisianbanaan

• Wolofbanaana

• Yiddishבאַנאַנע

• Yorubaọ̀gẹ̀dẹ̀

48.

• Englishin a wild manner

• Finnishvillisti

• Frenchsauvagement

• Korean격렬

• Polishwściekle

• Portugueseselvagemente, selvaticamente, desvairadamente

• Spanishalocadamente, salvajemente

• Walloonsåvaedjmint, waeraxhmint

49.

• Englishnatural area

• Dutchonbebouwd(e) land/grond, wildernis, woestenij

50.

• Englishwild cat

• Akkala Samiilbas

• Albanianrrëqebull

• Algonquinpijiw

• Arabicوَشَق

• Armenianլուսան

• Asturianlince

• Azerivaşaq

• Basquecheckkatamotz

• Belarusianрысь

• Bretonliñs

• Bulgarianрис

• Catalanlinx

• Central Sierra Miwoktolˑomˑa-

• CherokeeᎬᎮ

• Chinese

• Chuvashҫӳлевӗҫ

• Creeᐱᔔ, pishuu

• Czechrys

• Danishlos

• Dutchlynx

• Esperantolinko

• Estonianilves

• Faroesegeypa

• Finnishilves

• Frenchlynx

• Friulianlinç

• Galicianlince

• Georgianფოცხვერი

• GermanLuchs

• Greekλύγκας

• Hebre שונר

• Hindiलिंक्स

• Hungarianhiúz

• Icelandicgaupa

• Interlingualynce

• Irishlincse

• Italianlince

• Japaneseヤマネコ山猫オオヤマネコ

• Kalmykшилүсн

• Kazakhсілеусін

• Korean스라소니

• Kyrgyzсүлөөсүн

• Ladinlustrel

• Latgalianmežakačs

• Latinlynx

• Latvianlūsis

• Lithuanianlūšis

• Low German

• Macedonianрис

• Manchuᠰᡳᠯᡠᠨ

• Mongolianшилүүс

• Montagnaispishu

• Navajonáshdóí łibáhígíí

• Northern Samialbbas

• Norwegian

• Occitanlinx

• Persianوشقسیاه‌گوش

• Polishryś

• Portugueselince

• Quechualinsi

• Romanidivlio-murtano

• Romanianlinx

• Romanschluf tscherver

• Russianрысь

• Sardinianlinci, lintze

• Scottish gaeliclioncs

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianlinci

• Slovakrys

• Sloveneris

• Sorbian

• Southern Samiråate

• Spanishlince

• Swahililinksi

• Swedishlo

• Tagaloglinse

• Tajikсиловсин, вашақ

• Thaiลิงซ์

• Turkishvaşak

• Udmurtбалян

• Ukrainianрись

• Uyghurسۈلەيسۈن

• Uzbeksilovsin

• Venetianlenze

• VietnameseChi Linh miêu

• Volapüklünk

• Welshlyncs

• West frisianlynks

51.

• Englishto wave or swing vigorously

• Finnishhuitoa, viuhtoa

• Frenchse débattre

• Germanwild um sich schagen

• Russianразма́хивать

• Serbo-Croatianrazmahivati, mlatarati

• Spanishsacudirse, agitarse, debatirse (uncommon)

• Swedishfäkta, vifta

52.

• Englishwild ass

• Albanian

• Catalanonagre

• Finnishaasianvilliaasi, kulaani

• Frenchonagre

• GermanOnager

• Indonesiankeledai asia

• Latinonager

• Polishonager

• Portugueseonagro

• Russianона́гр

• Spanishonagro

53.

• Englishwild geese of the genus Branta

• Frenchoie

• Greenlandicnerlernaq

• Russianказа́рка

• Spanishbarnacla

54.

• Englishcruel or savage

• Frenchagressif

• Georgianსასტიკი

• Germangrausa, wild, barbarisch

• Maoritainanakia

• Portuguesetruculento

• Russianжесто́кий

• Spanishtruculento

55.

• Englishnot domesticated

• Finnishluonto

• Frenchdans la nature

• Germanin freier Natur, in freier Wildbahn, wildlebend

• Portuguesena natureza

• Russianна во́ле, в дикий

• Turkishdoğada, tabiatta

56.

• Englishbeing in disturbance or unrest

• Galicianturbulento

• Spanishtempestuosoaccidentado

• Serbo-Croatiancheckturbùlentan, checknȅmīran

• Dutchcheckwoelig, checkwild

• Germancheckturbulent

• Italiancheckturbolento

57.

• Englisha common European wild flower

• Germanwildes Stiefmütterchen

• Norwegian

• Romanianpanseluță sălbatică

• Russianаню́тины гла́зки

• Spanishpensamiento silvestre

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