biz-bihan Breton - Lithuanian

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• Englishoutermost and smallest finger of the hand

• Alabamailbochòosi

• Arabicخِنْصِر

• Aramaicܚܨܪܐ

• Armenianճկույթ

• Basqueatxiki

• Belarusianмязінец

• Bretonbiz-bihan

• Bulgarianкутремалешка

• Catalandit petit

• Central Melanautujok ingeh

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlmahpiltōntli

• Copticⲥⲁⲗⲟⲩⲡⲓⲛ

• Crimean Tatarkiçik parmaq

• Czechmalík

• Danishlillefinger

• Dutchpink

• Esperantomalgranda fingro, etfingro

• Estonianväike sõr

• Finnishpikkusormi, pikkuvarvas

• Frenchpetit doigt

• Georgianნეკი, ნეკა თითი

• Germankleiner Finger

• Greekμικρός

• Hebre זרת

• Hungariankisujj

• Ilocanokikit

• Indonesianjari kelingking

• Interlinguadigito auricular, auricular

• Irishméar bheag

• Italianmignolo

• Japanese小指

• Korean새끼손가락

• Lazწულუ კითი

• Macedonianмал прст

• Malayjari kelengkeng

• Maltesesaba’ żgħir

• Maorikōiti

• Navajoáláyáázh

• Neapolitanmignulìllo

• Ngazidja Comorianshaya sha ntsa

• Normanp'tit dép'tit quérouin

• Northern Samičelččen

• Norwegian

• Pitjantjatjaramaṟa ngaḻi

• Polishmały palec

• Portuguesededo mínimodedo auricular

• Romaniandeget mic

• Russianмизи́нец

• Scotspinkie

• Scottish gaeliclùdagcorra-mheur

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiچِيچَ

• Slovakmalíček

• Slovenemezinec

• Southern Kalingapaiing

• Spanishdedo meñique

• Sundanesecingir

• Swedishlillfinger, lilltå

• Tagalogkalingkingan, hinliliit

• Turkishserçe parmağı

• Turkmenkülembike

• Ukrainianмізинець

• Vietnamesengón út, ngón tay út

• Volapükrikül

• Welshbys bach

• West frisianpink

• Yup'ikiqelquq

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