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1.

• Englishaerobic

• Englishliving or occurring only in the presence of oxygen

• Catalanaeròbic

• Dutchaeroob

• Finnishaerobinen

• Frenchaérobique

• Greekαερόβιος

• Hungarianaerob

• Irishaeróbach

• Italianaerobico

• Portugueseaeróbico

• Romanianaerobic

• Russianаэро́бный

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicа̏еро̄бан

• Romanȁerōban

• Spanishaeróbico

• Swedishaerobisk

2.

• Englishin vitro

• Englishadjective: in an artificial environment outside the living organis

• Catalanin vitro

• Frenchin vitro

• Italianin vitro

• Portuguesein vitro

• Spanishin vitro

• Englishadjective: in an artificial environment outside the living organis

• Catalanin vitro

• Frenchin vitro

• Italianin vitro

• Portuguesein vitro

• Spanishin vitro

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• Englishin vitro

• Englishadverb: in an artificial environment outside the living organis

• Englishadverb: in an artificial environment outside the living organis

3.

• Englishband

• Englishanthropology: small group of people living in a simple society

• Czechtlupa

• Finnishklaani, heimo

• Frenchbande

• Swahilibendi

4.

• Englishexpatriate

• Englishperson living outside own country

• Arabicمُغْتَرِب

• Armenianէմիգրանտ

• Bulgarianизгнаник

• Chinese

• Mandarin僑民侨居国外者

• Danishudvandrer

• Dutchbuitenlander

• Esperantoeksterlandano

• Estonianväljarännanu

• Finnishekspatriaatti, maastamuuttaja

• Frenchexpatrié

• Georgianემიგრანტი

• GermanAuswanderer

• Greekαπόδημος

• Hebre needed

• Hungarianemigráns

• Italianespatriato

• Japanesequalifierja

• Khmerneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Macedonianиселеник

• Malayekspatriat

• Polishekspatriant

• Portugueseexpatriado

• Russianэмигра́нтэкспатриа́нт

• Spanishexpatriado

• Swedishutvandrare

• Thaineeded

• Turkishgurbetçi

5.

• Englishprofessional

• Englishperson who earns his living from a specified activity

• Arabicمُحْتَرِف

• Egyptian Arabicمحترف

• Catalanprofessional

• Dutchberoeps, professional

• Finnishammattilainen, ammattimies

• GermanProfiProfessionelle

• Greekεπαγγελματίας

• Hungarianprofi

• Polishzawodowiec

• Portugueseprofissional

• Russianпрофессиона́л

• Spanishprofesionalprofesionista

• Swedishproffs

• Thaiมืออาชีพ

6.

• Englishlifestyle

• Englishstyle of living

• Arabicحَيَاة

• Catalanestil de vida

• Chinese

• Mandarin生活方式生態方式

• Czechživotní styl

• Danishlivsstil

• Dutchlevensstijl

• Esperantovivmaniero

• Finnishelämäntapa

• Frenchmode de vie

• Galicianestilo de vida

• GermanLebensstilLebenswandel

• Hebre אורח חיים

• Hungarianéletmód

• Italianstile di vita

• Japaneseライフスタイル生き方

• Kurdishşêwaza jiyanê

• Latviandzīvesveids

• Lithuaniangyvensena

• Macedonianжи́вотен стил

• Malaygaya hidup

• Norwegianlivsstil

• Portugueseestilo de vida

• Romanianstil de viață

• Russianстиль жи́зни

• Scottish gaelicdòigh-beatha

• Southern Altaiјӱрӱмниҥ кеби

• Spanishestilo de vida

• Swedishlivsstil

• Welshffordd o fyw

7.

• Englishstimulus

• Englishin psychology: anything effectively impinging upon any of the sensory apparatuses of a living organis

• Czechpodnět

• Finnishärsyke, stimulus#Finnishscientific

• GermanStimulus

• Polishbodziec

• Portugueseestímulo

• Romanianstimul

• Spanishestímulo

• Tagalogganyak

8.

• Englishneighbouring

• EnglishSituated or living nearby or adjacent to

• Catalanveí

• Czechsousední

• Dutchnaburig, naburige, aanpalend, aanpalende, buur-

• Georgianმეზობელი, მეზობლური

• Germanbenachbart

• Hungarianszomszédos

• Icelandicnágranna-, nærliggjandi

• Maoripātata

• Portuguesevizinho

• Romanschvischin

• Russianсосе́дний

• Volapüknilädik

9.

• Englishwasher

• Englishperson who washes for a living

• Arabicغِسَالَة

• Catalanbugadera

• Chinese

• Mandarin洗衣婦

• Czechpradlena

• Dutchwasserettejuffrouw

• Finnishpesijä, pesijätär qualifier

• Frenchlaveur

• GermanWäscherWaschfrau

• Irishniteoir

• Japanese洗濯女

• Norwegianvaskehjelpvasker

• Polishpraczka

• Portugueselavadeiro

• Russianпра́чка

• Slovakpráčka

• Spanishlavandera

• Swedishtvätterska

• Ukrainianпра́ля

• Yiddishוועשער

10.

• Englishbiophilia

• Englishlove of nature and all living things

• Frenchbiophilie

• GermanBiophilie

• Portuguesebiofilia

• Spanishbiofilia

• Turkishbiyofili

11.

• Englishlebensraum

• Englishliving space

• Chinese

• Mandarin生存空間

• Czechživotní prostor

• Estonianeluruu

• Finnishelintila

• Frenchespace vital

• GermanLebensraum

• Hungarianélettér

• Icelandiclífsrými

• Polishprzestrzeń życiowa

• PortugueseLebensraum

• Russianжи́зненное простра́нство

• Swedishlivsrum

12.

• Englishalive

• Englishexhibiting the activity and motion of many living beings

• Bulgarianгъмжащ

• Finnishelävä

• Germanlebendig

• Idovivanta

• Irishbeo

• Italianattivo

• Manxlbio

• Marathiक्रियाशिल

• Portuguesevivo

• Scottish gaeliclbeò

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• Englishalive

• Englishof all living

• Marathiसर्व सजीव विषयक

• vivus g

• Urduزندہur

13.

• Englishcreature

• Englishliving being

• Armenianարարած, էակ

• Aromanianhiintsã

• Belarusianісто́та

• Bulgarianсъщество̀твар

• Cebuanomananap

• Chinese

• Mandarin生物

• Czechtvor

• Danishvæsen, væsener

• Dutchschepsel, creatuur, wezen

• Esperantoestulo

• Estonianolend

• Finnisholio (1,2), olento (1,2)

• Frenchcréature

• GermanGeschöpf

• Greekπλάσμα

• Hebre יצור

• Hungarianteremtmény

• Irishcréatúr

• Italiancreatura

• Japanese生き物

• Kazakhтуынды

• Korean생물

• Kurdish

• Soraniزنده‌وه‌ر

• Latincreātūra

• Macedonianсуштество

• Malaymakhluk

• Norwegianskapning

• Old Englishġesceaft

• Old Provençalcreatura

• Polishistotastwór

• Portuguesecriatura

• Romaniancreatură, ființă, făptură

• Russianсущество́ruтварь

• Scotscraitur

• Scottish gaeliccreutair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicбићестворстворење

• Romanbićestvorenje

• Slovaktvor

• Slovenestvor

• Spanishcriatura

• Swahilikiumbe

• Swedishvarelse

• Turkishyaratık, mahluk

• Ukrainianісто́татварьство́ріння

• Vietnamesesinh vật (tạo vật

• Volapükjafäb

• Welshcreadur

• West frisianskepsel

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• Yiddishcheckבריאה

14.

• Englishstaat|die

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

15.

• Englishgraft

• Englishportion of living tissue used in the operation of autoplasty

• Dutchtransplantaat

• Finnishsiirre, siirrännäinen

• Frenchgreffon

• GermanTransplantat

• Italiantrapianto

• Normangreffe

• Portugueseenxerto

• Romaniangrefon

• Russianтранспланта́т

• Serbo-Croatian

• Romantransplantat

• Swedishtransplantat

• Turkishyama

16.

• Englishwight

• Englisha living creature, a human being

• Danishvæsenvætte

• Russianсущество́

17.

• Englishwrestling|professional

• Englishperson who earns his living from a specified activity

• Arabicمُحْتَرِف

• Egyptian Arabicمحترف

• Catalanprofessional

• Dutchberoeps, professional

• Finnishammattilainen, ammattimies

• GermanProfiProfessionelle

• Greekεπαγγελματίας

• Hungarianprofi

• Polishzawodowiec

• Portugueseprofissional

• Russianпрофессиона́л

• Spanishprofesionalprofesionista

• Swedishproffs

• Thaiมืออาชีพ

18.

• Englishsolitaire

• Englishliving alone or being alone, solitary

• Catalansolitari

• Finnishyksin

• Frenchsolitaire

• Spanishsolitario

19.

• Englishhalf orphan

• Englishperson, especially a child, with only one living parent

• GermanHalbwaise

20.

• Englishaboriginal

• Englishliving in a land before colonization

• Dutchautochtoon

• Finnishalkuperäinen

• Greekιθαγενής

21.

• Englishraccoon

• Englishnocturnal omnivore living in North America, Procyon lotor

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianջրարջ, ջրարջ սովորական

• Aymarajaguachini

• Azeriyenot

• Basquemapatxe

• Belarusianянот

• Bulgarianенот

• Catalanós rentador

• Catawbatcigne

• CherokeeᎬᎵᎬᏟ

• Cheyennematšėškōme

• Chickasa shawi

• Chinese

• Cantonese浣熊

• Mandarin浣熊

• Chocta shaui

• Cocopanymaṣ

• Creekwotko

• Czechmýval

• Danishvaskebjørn

• Dutchwasbeer

• Esperantolav-urso

• Estonianpesukaru

• Faroesetváttarbjørn

• Finnishpesukarhu

• Frenchqualifierfrfrchaoui

• GermanWaschbär

• Pennsylvania GermanRagguune

• Greekρακούν

• Hindiरैकून

• Hungarianmosómedve

• Icelandicþvottabjörn

• Idoratono

• Indonesianrakun

• Irishracún

• Italianprocione

• Japaneseアライグマ

• Kansamikká

• Koasatisawi

• Korean아메리카너구리

• Kumykхас

• Lakotawica, wiciteglega

• Latvianjenots

• LuxembourgishWäschbier

• Macedonianракун

• Malayrakun

• Miskitosuksuk

• Munseeé·span

• Navajotábąąh mąʼii

• Nez Percek'ayk'áyoc

• Norwegianvaskebjørn

• Ojibweᐁᐦᓯᐸᓐ

• Osagemį́hkaa

• Pawneeicat

• Persianراکون

• Polishszop

• Portugueseguaxinim

• Quechuachincha mayuatu

• Romanianraton

• Russianено́т

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicракун

• Romanrakun

• Slovakmýval

• Slovenerakun

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianšup

• Upper Sorbianšup

• Spanishmapachezorra manglera

• Swedishtvättbjörn

• Tagalogmapatse

• Turkishrakun

• Ukrainianєнот

• Unaminahënë

• Vietnamesegấu mèo Mỹ, gấu trúc Mỹ

• Volapükräkun

• Welshracŵn

• Wintuqarilit

22.

• Englishgypsy

• Englishany itinerant person, or any person suspected of making a living from dishonest practices or theft

• Afrikaanssigeuner

• Albanianarixhi

• Arabicغَجَرِيّ

• Armenianգնչու

• Basqueijito

• Belarusianцыганцыганка

• Bulgarianциганинциганка

• Catalangitano

• Chinese

• Mandarin吉普賽人

• Czechcikán

• Danishsigøjner

• Dutchzigeuner

• Esperantocigano, ciganino

• Estonianmustlane

• Finnishmustalainen

• Frenchgitan

• Galicianxitano

• Georgianბოშა

• GermanZigeuner

• Greekτσιγγάνος

• Hebre צועני

• Hindiयायावारजिप्सी

• Hungariancigány

• Icelandicsígauni

• Irishgiofógruagaire reatha

• Italianzingaro

• Japaneseジプシー

• Korean집시

• Latingitana (gitana)

• MacedonianЦиганинЦиганЦиганка

• Norwegiansigøyner

• Old Englishneeded

• Persianکولی

• Polishcygan

• Portuguesecigano

• Romanianțigan

• Russianцыга́н

• Scottish gaelicgiofag

• Serbo-Croatian

• CyrillicЦиганинЦиганка

• RomanCiganin

• Slovakcigán

• Slovenecigan

• Spanishgitano

• Swedishzigenare, zigenerska

• Turkishçingene

• Ukrainianциганциганка

• Vietnamesedigan, dân gipsi, người Di Gan, dân gipxi

• Yiddishציגײַנער

23.

• Englishundead

• Englishbeing animate, though non-living

• Czechnemrtvý

• Dutchondode

• Esperantomalmorta

• Frenchmort-vivant

• Germanuntot

• Norwegianvandød

• Polishnieumarły

• Portuguesemorto-vivo

• Spanishno-muerto

• Catalancheckmort vivent

24.

• Englishhard|die

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

25.

• Englishauton

• English(science fiction) A machine or robot, usually in the form of a living being

26.

• Englishcrash

• Englishto make informal temporary living arrangments

• Danishovernatte

• Frenchpieuter

• Russianпереночева́ть

• Swedishkvarta

27.

• Englishdoppelganger

• Englishghostly double of a living person

• Bulgarianдвойник

• Chinese

• Mandarin分身生魂

• Danishdobbeltgænger

• Dutchdubbelganger

• Finnishkaksoisolento

• GermanDoppelgänger

• Irishtaise

• Japaneseドッペルゲンガー

• Korean도플갱어

• Norwegiandobbeltgjenger

• Polishsobowtór

• Portuguesedoppelganger

• Russianдопельга́нгер

• Spanishotro yo

• Swedishdubbelgångare

28.

• Englishlounge

• Englishliving roo

• Chinese

• Mandarin休息室客廳

• Finnisholohuone

• Frenchsalon

• GermanWohnzimmer

• Greekκαθιστικό

• Italiansalotto

• Japanese居間リビングルーム

• Maorirūma noho

• Portuguesesala de estar

• Russianгости́ная

• Spanishsala de estar

• Volapüksälun

• Welshlolfa

29.

• Englishmentally retarded

• Englishhaving an IQ below 70 and problems with basic daily living skills

• Arabicمتخلف

• Macedonianментално заостанат

30.

• Englishpoison

• Englishsubstance harmful to a living organis

• Abkhazашҳам

• Adygheщынаут

• Afrikaansgi

• Albanianhelm

• Amharicመርዝ

• Arabicسُمّ

• Armenianթույն

• Aromanianvirin

• Asturianvenenu

• Azerizəhər, ağı

• Bashkirағыу

• Basquepozoi

• Belarusianядатру́та

• Bengaliবিষ

• Bretonampoezon

• Bulgarianотро́ва

• Burmeseအဆိပ်

• Catalanverí

• Chechenдӏовш

• Chinese

• Mandarin毒毒物毒藥

• Czechjed

• Danishgift

• Dhivehiވިހަ

• Dutchgifvergift

• Eastern Mariяд, аяр

• Erzyaяд

• Esperantoveneno

• Estonianmürk

• Faroesegift

• Finnishmyrkky

• Frenchpoison

• Friulianvelen

• Gagauzzihir

• Galicianveleno

• Georgianშხამი

• GermanGift

• Greekδηλητήριο

• Greenlandictoqunartoq

• Hebre רַעַלסַם

• Hindiविषहलाहल

• Hungarianméreg

• Icelandiceitur

• Idotoxiko, veneno

• Indonesianracun, bisa (of snake)

• Interlinguaveneno, toxico

• Irishnimh

• Istriotvanen

• Italianveleno

• Japanese毒

• Kazakhу

• Khmerថ្នាំពុល

• Korean독

• Kurdishjehrده‌رمانخوارد

• Kyrgyzуу

• Laoຢາພິດ

• Latinvenenum

• Latvianinde

• Lithuaniannuodai

• LuxembourgishGëft

• Malayracun

• Maltesevelenu

• Maorihuarua, paitini

• Mongolianхор

• Norwegiangift

• Old Englishātor

• Ossetianмарг

• Persianزهر

• Polishtrucizna

• Portuguesevenenotóxico

• Romanianotravă

• Romanschtissitössi

• Russianяд

• SaanichT̸EXTEN

• Sanskritविष

• Scotspushion

• Scottish gaelicnimh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicо̀тров

• Romanòtrov

• Shorоо

• Sicilianvilenu

• Sinhaleseවසවිස

• Slovakjed

• Slovenestrup

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangad

• Southern Altaiкорон

• Spanishveneno

• Swahilisumu qualifier

• Swedishgift

• Tajikзаҳр

• Taosbenę̀nu’úne

• Tatarагу

• Teluguవిషము

• Thaiพิษ

• Tocharian Awäs

• Tocharian Bwase

• Turkishzehir, ağı

• Turkmenzäher

• Udmurtяд

• Ukrainianотру́та

• Urduزہرہلاہل

• Uyghurزەھەر

• Uzbekogʻu, zahar

• Vietnamesechất độc, thuốc độc

• Volapükvenen

• Walloonpwezon

• Welshgwenwyn

• Yiddishסםגיפֿט

• Zuluisihlunguubuthi

• ǃXóõǁāã, sòo

31.

• Englishorganic

• Englishpertaining to, or derived from living organisms

• Belarusianарганічны

• Catalanorgànic

• Cornishorganek

• Finnishorgaaninen, eloperäinen

• Greekοργανικός

• Irishorgánach

• Manxorgaanagh

• Portugueseorgânico

• Russianоргани́ческий

• Scottish gaelicorganach

• Ukrainianоргані́чний

• Welshorganig

32.

• Englishliving room

• Englishroom in a private house

• Arabicغُرْفَة اَلاِسْتِقْبَالغُرْفَة اَلْجُلُوس

• Azerioturma otağı

• Basqueegongela

• Bulgarianдневна

• Chinese

• Mandarin客廳

• Crimean Tatarayat

• Czechobývací pokoj

• Danishstue

• Dutchcheckwoonkamer de, checkhuiskamer de, checkzitkamer de, checkliving de

• Esperantosalono, loĝoĉambro, vivoĉambro

• Estonianelutuba

• Faroesestova

• Finnisholohuone, olkkari

• Frenchséjour

• GermanWohnzimmer

• Alemannic GermanSchtube

• Greekσαλοτραπεζαρία

• Greenlandicini, inersuaq

• Hebre סלון

• Hindiबैठकख़ाना

• Hungariannappali

• Icelandicstofa

• Interlinguasalon

• Irishseomra suí

• Italiansoggiorno

• Japanese居間

• Korean거실

• Latvianviesistaba

• LuxembourgishStuf

• Macedonianдневна соба

• Maltesesalott

• Maorirūma noho

• Namaǁkhan ǃnâ-oms

• Ngazidja Comorianɓanɗa

• Normansalle

• Northern Samibeaivelatnja

• Norwegianstue

• Occitansalon

• Persianنشیمن

• Polishsalonpokój gościnny

• Portuguesesala de estar

• Romaniansufragerieliving

• Romanschstiva

• Russianгости́ная

• Scottish gaelicseòmar-còmhnaidh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдневна соба

• Romandnevna soba

• Slovakobývacia izba

• Slovenednevna soba

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianbydleńska śpa

• Spanishsalón

• Swahilisebule

• Swedishvardagsrumstorarum

• Tagalogsalas

• Teluguదేశం గది

• Turkishoturma odası

• Urduبیٹھک خانہ

• Vietnamesephòng khách

• Welshlolfa

• Yiddishוווינצימער

33.

• Englishmaintenance

• Englishmoney to provide for the means of living

• Finnishelantokustannukset

• Maorimoni oranga

34.

• Englishcell

• Englishbasic unit of a living organis

• Albanianqelizë

• Arabicخَلِيَّة

• Egyptian Arabicخلية

• Armenianբջիջ

• Azerihüceyrə

• Balineseᬓᭀᬲᬶᬓ

• Bashkirкүҙәнәк

• Belarusianкле́тка

• Bengaliকোষ

• Bulgarianкле́тка

• Burmeseကလာပ်စည်း

• Catalancèl·lula

• Chinese

• Cantonese細胞

• Mandarin細胞

• Min Nan細胞

• Cornishkell

• Czechbuňka

• Danishcelle

• Dutchcel

• Estonianrakk

• Faroesekykna

• Finnishsolu

• Frenchcellule

• Georgianუჯრედი

• GermanZelle

• Greekκύτταρο

• Hebre תא

• Hindiकोशिका

• Hungariansejt

• Icelandicfruma

• Idocelulo

• Indonesiansel

• Irishcill

• Italiancellula

• Japanese細胞

• Kazakhжасуша

• Khmerកោសិកា

• Korean세포

• Kyrgyzклетка

• Laoຈຸລັງ

• Latincellula

• Latvianšūna

• Lithuanianląstelė

• Macedonianклетка

• Malaysel

• Malteseċellula

• Manxkillag

• Maoripūtau

• Mongolianэс

• Navajohinááh bijéí

• Norwegian

• Bokmålcelle

• Pashtoژوندينکه

• Persianسلول

• Polishkomórka

• Portuguesecélula

• Romaniancelulă

• Russianкле́тка

• Scottish gaeliccealla

• Serbo-Croatianстаница, ћелија, stanica, ćelija

• Sinhaleseසෛල

• Slovakbunka

• Slovenecelica

• Spanishcélula

• Swahiliseli

• Swedishcell

• Tagalogselula, sihay

• Tajikҳуҷайра, клетка

• Tamilஉயிரணு

• Tatarкүзәнәк

• Teluguకణము

• Thaiเซลล์

• Turkishhücre

• Turkmenöýjük

• Ukrainianкліти́на

• Urduخلیہ

• Uyghurھۈجەيرە

• Uzbekhujayra

• Vietnamesetế bào (

• Volapüksiül

• Welshcell

• Yiddishצעל

35.

• Englishorganism

• Englishliving thing

• Albanianorganizëm

• Arabicqualifierararعُضْوِيَّة

• Aragoneseorganismo

• Armenianօրգանիզմ

• Asturianorganismu

• Azeriorqaniz

• Bashkirорганизм

• Basqueorganismo

• Belarusianаргані́зм

• Bengaliজীব

• Bulgarianоргани́зъм

• Catalanorganisme

• Chinese

• Cantonese生物

• Mandarin生物有機體

• Min Nan生物

• Czechorganismus

• Danishorganisme

• Dutchorganisme

• Esperantoorganismo

• Estonianorganis, elusorganis, elusolend

• Faroeseveraskepna

• Finnisheliö, organismi

• Frenchorganisme

• Galicianorganismo

• Georgianორგანიზმი

• GermanOrganismus

• Greekοργανισμός

• Haitian Creoleòganis

• Hebre אוֹרְגָּנִיזְם

• Hindiजीव

• Hungarianorganizmus, élőlény

• Icelandiclífvera

• Idoorganismo

• Indonesianorganisme

• Interlinguaorganismo

• Irishorgánach

• Italianorganismo

• Japanese生物有機体

• Kazakhағза

• Khmerភាវរស់

• Korean생물

• Kyrgyzорганизм

• Laoສິ່ງມີຊີວິດ

• Latinorganismus

• Latvianorganisms

• Lithuanianorganizmas

• Macedonianоргани́зам

• Malayorganisma

• Maorirauropi

• Norwegian

• Bokmålorganisme

• Nynorskorganisme

• Persianسازواره

• Polishorganizm

• Portugueseorganismo

• Romanianorganism

• Russianоргани́зм

• Samogitianuorganėzmos

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicорганизам

• Romanorganìzam

• Slovakorganizmus

• Sloveneorganizem

• Spanishorganismo

• Swedishorganism

• Tagalogtataghay, bagahay

• Tajikорганизм

• Teluguజీవి

• Thaiสิ่งมีชีวิต

• Turkishorganizma, canlı

• Turkmenorganiz

• Ukrainianоргані́зм

• Uzbekorganiz

• Vietnamesesinh vật

• Welshorganeb

• Yiddishאָרגאַניזם

• 
  

• Englishorganism

• Englishany complex thing with properties normally associated with living things.

• Bulgarianорганизъм

• Catalanorganisme

• Chinese

• Mandarin生物有機體

• Finnishorganismi

• Italianorganismo

• Japanese有機体

• Malayorganisma

• Portugueseorganismo

• Russianоргани́зм

• Spanishorganismo

• Turkishorganizma

36.

• Englishmetabolism

• Englishcomplete set of chemical reactions that occur in living cells

• Arabicأَيْضاِسْتِقْلَاب

• Armenianնյութափոխանակություն

• Asturianmetabolismu

• Belarusianабмен рэчываў

• Catalanmetabolisme

• Chinese

• Mandarin代謝新陈代谢

• Min Nan代謝

• Czechmetabolismus

• Danishstofskifte

• Dutchstofwisseling

• Estonianainevahetus

• Faroeseevnaskifti

• Finnishaineenvaihdunta

• Frenchmétabolisme

• Galicianmetabolismo

• Georgianნივთიერებათა ცვლა

• GermanStoffwechsel

• Central FranconianSchtoffwääßel

• German Low GermanStoffwessel

• Greekμεταβολισμός

• Gujaratiચયાપચય

• Hawaiianpūnao

• Hindiचयापचय

• Hungariananyagcsere

• Icelandicefnaskipti

• Italianmetabolismo

• Japanese代謝物質代謝

• Kannadaಚಯಾಪಚಯ

• Korean신진대사

• Latvianvielmaiņa

• Limburgishstofwisseling

• Luxembourgishstoffwiessel

• Malayalamഉപാപചയം

• Marathiचयापचय

• Norwegianstoffskifte

• Bokmålstoffskifte

• Norwegian Nynorskstoffskifte

• Polishmetabolizm

• Portuguesemetabolismo

• Quechuaimayay yamkiy

• Romanianmetabolism

• Russianметаболи́зм

• Serbo-Croatianmetabolìzam

• Slovenepresnova, presnavljanje

• Spanishmetabolismo

• Swedishmetabolism

• Tagalogkapbisa

• Tamilவளர்சிதைமாற்றம்

• Tatarалышынуы

• Teluguజీవక్రియ

• Turkishmetabolizma, özgeriş, özgerinç qualifier

• Ukrainianобмін речовин

• Vietnamesetrao đổi chất, biến dưỡng

37.

• Englishcohabitation

• Englishact of living together

• Bulgarianсъжителство

• Finnishyhteisasuminen

• Frenchcohabitation

• Georgianთანაცხოვრებაკოაბიტაცია

• Irishaontíosgnás

• Italianconcubinato

• Norwegian Bokmålsamboerskap

• Russianсожи́тельство

• Spanishcohabitación

38.

• Englishdie

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

39.

• Englishvole

• Englishany of the small rodents of the family Cricetidae

• Catalantalpó

• Chinese

• Mandarin田鼠

• Czech(every genus from Arvicolinae have got it's specific Czech name): hryzec, hraboš, hrabošík, norník, lumík, slepuška, pestruška, ondatra.

• Danishstudsmus

• Dutchveldmuis, woelmuis

• Esperantoarvikolo

• Finnishmyyrä

• Frenchcampagnol

• GermanWühlmaus

• Hungarianhörcsögfélék

• Irishvól

• Japaneseハタネズミ

• Navajołeeyiʼ bitiiní

• Polishnornicapolnik

• Portugueserato-do-campo

• Romanianșoarece-de-câmp

• Russianполёвка

• Slovenevoluhar

• Spanishcampañolrata de agua

• Swedishsork

• West frisianwrotmûs

• 'Note'There is a systematic error in the entries below. "Vole" refers to hundreds of small rodent species living in all kinds of habitats. Many, but probably not all, of the translations refer to the "water vole", which is just one of the many species. When translating "vole" into other languages, one should look for words that refer to the voles as a group. Further details can be found on the Wikipedia articles on vole and on many of the species.

• Albanianchecknuse e lalës

• Basquecheckekialdeko ur-arratoi

• Belarusiancheckпалеука

• Bretoncheckmuenn

• Catalanchecktalp de camp

• Dutchcheckwoelrat

• Esperantocheckarvikolo

• Estoniancheckmügri

• Faroesecheckvatnrotta

• Friulianchecksurîs di campagne

• Galiciancheckrato do campo

• Icelandiccheckvatnastúfa

• Latviancheckūdensžurka, checkūdeņu strupaste

• Lithuaniancheckpelėnas

• Maltesecheckġurdien ta’ l-ilma

• Norwegiancheckvånd

• Occitancheckrat de camp

• Romanschcheckmieursfuigna

• Romanicheckxurtso-nivako

• Sardinianchecktopi de campagna, checksóriche de sartu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrilliccheckволухарица

• Romancheckvoluharica

• Slovakcheckhryzec

• Turkishchecktarla faresi

• Upper Sorbiancheckswišć

• Welshcheckllygoden bengron y dwÿr

40.

• Englishpopulation

• Englishall people living within a political or geographical boundary

• Afrikaansbevolking

• Albanianpopullsisë

• Arabicسُكَّان

• Armenianբնակչություն

• Azeriəhali

• BavarianBevökarung

• Belarusianнасе́льніцтва

• Bengaliজনসংখ্যা

• Bulgarianнаселе́ние

• Burmeseလူဦးရေ

• Catalanpoblació

• Cebuanokamulupyohan

• Chinese

• Mandarin人口

• Crimean Tatareali, nufus

• Czechobyvatelstvo

• Danishbefolkning

• Dutchbevolking

• Esperantoloĝantaro

• Estonianelanikkond, rahvastik

• Finnishväestö

• Frenchpopulation

• Galicianpoboación

• Georgianმოსახლეობა

• GermanBevölkerung

• Greekπληθυσμός

• Hebre אוכלוסייה

• Hindiजनसंख्याआबादी

• Hungarianlakosság

• Icelandicfólksfjöldimannfjöldi

• Indonesianpopulasi

• Italianpopolazione

• Japanese人口

• Normanpopulâtion

• Javanesecacah jiwa

• Kazakhхалық

• Khmerប្រជាភិវឌ្ឍន៍

• Korean인구

• Kyrgyzкалк

• Ladinopoblasyon, פובלאסיון

• Laoປະຊາກອນ

• Latvianiedzīvotāji

• Lithuaniangyventojai

• LuxembourgishBevëlkerung

• Macedonianнаселе́ние

• Malaypenduduk, populasi

• Malayalamജനസംഖ്യ

• Maoritaupori

• Mongolianхүн ам

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbefolkning

• Nynorskbefolkning

• Old Englishlandwaruþeodscipe

• Persianجمعیتاهلیت

• Polishludność

• Portuguesepopulação

• Romanianpopulație

• Russianнаселе́ние

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicстановништво

• Romanstanovništvo

• Slovakobyvateľstvo

• Sloveneprebivalstvo

• Spanishpoblación

• Swedishbefolkning

• Tagalogpopulasyon, santauhan

• Tajikмаскун

• Tatarхалык

• Thaiประชากร

• Turkishnüfus, popülasyon

• Turkmenilat

• Udmurtулӥсьёс

• Ukrainianнасе́лення

• Urduآبادی

• Uzbekaholi, xalq, nufus

• Vietnamesedân số, dân cư, cư dân

• Wolofway-dëkk

• Yiddishבאַפֿעלקערונג

41.

• Englishneighbour

• Englisha person living on adjacent or nearby land

• Abkhazагәыла

• Albaniangjiton, gjitone, fqinj, fqije, komshi, komshie

• Arabicجَار

• Egyptian Arabicجار

• Aramaic

• Syriacܫܒܒܐ

• Hebre שבבא

• Armenianհարեւան, դրացի

• Aromanianvitsin

• Asturianvecín

• Azeriqonşu

• Baluchiہمسایگ

• Bashkirкүрше

• BavarianNochbar

• Belarusianсусе́д

• Bengaliপ্রতিবেশী

• Bulgarianсъсе́д

• Burmeseအိမ်နီးချင်း

• Catalanveí

• Chinese

• Mandarin鄰居

• Crimean Tatarqomşu

• Czechsoused

• Dalmatianvičain

• Danishnabo

• Dutchbuur, buurmanburen

• Esperantonajbaro

• Estoniannaaber

• Faroesegranni

• Finnishnaapuri

• Frenchvoisin

• Friulianvicinprossim

• Galicianveciño

• Georgianმეზობელი

• GermanNachbar

• Greekγείτονας

• Hebre שָׁכֵן

• Hindiपड़ोसी

• Hungarianszomszéd

• Icelandicnágranni

• Idoqualifierioio

• Indonesiantetangga

• Irishcomharsa

• Istriotviseîn

• Italianvicino

• Japanese隣人jaja

• Kazakhбастасқоңсы

• Khmerអ្នកជិតខាង

• Korean이웃 사람

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjicîran, dirawse, cînar

• Soraniدراوسێ

• Kyrgyzкоңшукөршу

• Laoເພື່ອນບ້ານ

• Latgaliankaimiņs, sābris

• Latinadcolaaccolavīcīnus

• Latviankaimiņš

• Lithuaniankaimynas

• Low GermanNahwer

• LuxembourgishNoper

• Macedonianсосед

• Malayjiran

• Malteseġar

• Manxnaboo

• Maoritangata-noho-tata

• Mongolianхөрш

• Mwali Comoriandjirani

• Ngazidja Comoriandjirani

• Norwegiannabo

• Occitanvesin

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicсѫсѣдъ

• Old East Slavicсусѣдъ

• Old Englishnēahġebūr

• Old High Germannāhgibūr

• Old Norsegranni

• Papiamentubisiña

• Pennsylvania GermanNochber

• Persianهمسایه

• Polishsąsiad

• Portuguesevizinho

• Romanianvecin

• Romanschvischin

• Russianсосе́д

• Sardinianbichinu, bighinu, biginu, vichinu

• Scotsneibour

• Scottish gaelicnàbaidh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсуседсуседкињасусетка

• Romansusedsudetka

• Sicilianvicinu

• Slovaksúsed

• Slovenesosed

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiansused

• Upper Sorbiansusod

• Spanishvecino

• Swahiliqualifiersw

• Swedishgranne, nabo

• Tagalogkapitbahay

• Tajikҳамсоя

• Tamilஅண்டை

• Teluguపొరుగు

• Thaiเพื่อนบ้าน

• Turkishkomşu

• Turkmengoňşy

• Tuvanкадызы, кожазы, кожа

• Ukrainianсусі́д

• Urduپڑوسی

• Uzbekhamsoya, qoʻshni

• Venetianvesin, visin, vexin

• Vietnameseláng giềng

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Walloonvijhén

• Welshcymydog

• Yiddishשכן

42.

• Englishnatural history

• Englishstudy of the origins and evolution of all living

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishluonnonhistoria

• Macedonianприродонаука

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnaturhistorie

• Nynorsknaturhistorie

• Russianприродове́дение

• Swedishnaturhistoria

• Englishstudy of the origins and evolution of all living

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishluonnonhistoria

• Macedonianприродонаука

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnaturhistorie

• Nynorsknaturhistorie

• Russianприродове́дение

• Swedishnaturhistoria

43.

• Englishstreet urchin

• Englishchild living, or spending most of their time, in the streets

• Dutchstraatkind

• Finnishkatulapsi

• Frenchenfant des rues

• GermanStraßenkind

• Idostradobubo

• Latincicaro

• Portuguesecriança de rua

• Spanishniño de la calle

• Yiddishגאַסןיונג

44.

• Englishincubate

• EnglishTo brood, raise, or maintain eggs, organisms, or living tissue

• Catalancovar, incubar

• Finnishhautoa

• Frenchincuber

• Galicianincubar

• Hebre דָּגַר

• Maoripēhi

• Portugueseincubar

• Scottish gaelicguir

• Spanishincubar

45.

• Englishunit|units

• Englishmeasure of housing equivalent to the living quarters of one household

• Finnishasunto

• Hebre דִּירָה

• Indonesianchecksatuan

• Slovakcheckjednotka

46.

• Englishbiosphere

• Englishtotality of living organisms

• Finnishbiosfääri

• Hebre checkביוספרה

• Irishcheckbithsféar

47.

• Englishterrestrial

• Englishliving or growing on land, not aquatic

• Catalanterrestre

• Chinese

• Mandarin陸生

• Czechsuchozemský

• Finnishmaa

• Frenchterrestre

• GermanLand

• Hinditerrerist

• Hungarianszárazföldi

• Japanese陸生

• Maorinohowhenua

• Norwegian

• Bokmålterrestrisk

• Nynorskterrestrisk

• Polishnadziemny

• Romanianterestru, neacvatic

• Russianназе́мный, сухопу́тный

48.

• Englishclone

• Englishliving organism (originally a plant)

• Asturianclon

• Catalanclon

• Chinese

• Mandarin克隆複製

• Dutchkloon

• Finnishklooni

• Frenchclone

• Galicianclon

• GermanKlon

• Greekκλώνος

• Italianclone

• Japaneseクローン

• Korean클론

• Malayklon

• Portugueseclone

• Russianклон

• Spanishclon

• Swedishklon

49.

• Englishbiota

• Englishthe living organisms of a region

• Chinese

• Mandarin生物群生物相地方生物誌

• Finnishbiota, eliöstö

• Frenchbiote

• Occitanbiòta

50.

• Englishcook

• Englisha person who prepares food for a living

• Afrikaanskok

• Albaniankuzhinier

• Arabicطَبَّاخ

• Armenianխոհարար

• Asturiancocineru

• Azeriaşpaz

• Basquesukaldari

• Belarusianку́харпавары́ха

• Bengaliরাঁধুনি

• Bulgarianготвач

• Catalancuiner

• Chechenюургйийриг

• Chinese

• Cantonese廚師

• Mandarin廚師

• Czechkuchař

• Danishkok

• Dutchkok

• Esperantokuiristo

• Estoniankokk

• Ewenuɖala

• Faroesekokkur

• Finnishkokki, qualifierfi

• Frenchche, cuisinier

• Galiciancociñeiro

• Georgianმზარეული

• GermanKoch

• Greekμάγειρος

• Hebre טבחטבחית

• Hindiरसोइया

• Hungarianszakács

• Icelandickokkur

• Idokoquisto

• Indonesiankoki

• Italiancuoco

• Japanese調理師料理人コック

• Kazakhаспаз

• Khmerអ្នកដាំស្លអ្នកធ្វើបាយ

• Korean요리사

• Kurdish

• Soraniچێشتکه‌ر

• Kyrgyzповар, ашпоз

• Laoພໍ່ຄົວຄົນຄົວກິນ

• Latincoquus, cocus, coctor

• Latvianpavārs

• Lithuaniankokas

• Low German

• German Low GermanKockKööksche

• Macedonianготвачготвачка

• Malaytukang masak

• Maltesekok

• Navajochʼiyáán ííłʼíní

• Normantchuîsinnyicouque

• North Frisian

• Föhr-Amrumkook

• Norwegian

• Bokmålkokk

• Nynorskkokk

• Pali

• Devanagariसूदो

• Latinsūdo

• Persianآشپز

• Polishkucharz

• Portuguesecozinheiro

• Romanianbucătar

• Romanschcuschinar

• Russianпо́варкокстряпу́ха

• Scottish gaelicbruich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкухаркухарицакувар

• Romankȕhārkȕvār, kȕvarica

• Slovakkuchár

• Slovenekuhar

• Spanishcocinero

• Swahilimpishi, wapishi

• Swedishkock

• Tajikошпаз, таббох

• Tamilகூவியர்

• Tatarпешерче

• Teluguవంటమనిషి qualifier

• Thaiกุ๊กพ่อครัวแม่ครัว

• Tibetanམ་བྱན

• Turkishaşçı

• Turkmenaşpez

• Tuvanпаштанчы

• Ukrainianкуха́р

• Uzbekoshpaz

• Venetiancogo

• Vietnameseđầu bếp

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Welshcogydd

51.

• Englishneighboring

• EnglishSituated or living nearby or adjacent to

• Czechsousední

• Dutchnaburig, aanpalend, buur-

• Esperantonajbara

• Finnishnaapuri-

• Frenchadjacent

• Galicianveciño

• Germanbenachbart

• Hungarianszomszédos

• Icelandicnágranni

• Maoripātata

• Portuguesevizinho

• Russianсосе́дний, близлежа́щий

52.

• Englishknot

• Englishtangled clump

• Czechchomáč

• Danishknude

• Dutchkluwen

• Finnishtakku, solmu

• Frenchnœud

• GermanKnoten

• Greekκόμπος

• Icelandichnútur

• Italiannodo

• Macedonianкло́пче

• Norwegianknute

• Persianگره

• Portuguesenó

• Romaniannod

• Russianклубо́к

• Spanishnudo

• Swahilifundo

• Swedishknut

53.

• Englishbioscience

• Englishsciences dealing with living organisms

• Arabicعلوم الحياة

• Finnishbiotiede

• Frenchbioscience

• Portuguesebiociência

• Romanianbioștiință

• Spanishbiociencia

54.

• Englishcapsule

• Englishpart of spacecraft containing crew's living space

• Bulgarianкапсула

• Catalancàpsula

• Chinese

• Mandarin太空囊

• Finnishkapseli

• Frenchcapsule

• GermanKapsel

• Greekθαλαμίσκος

• Japaneseカプセル

• Korean캡슐

• Persianکپسول

• Portuguesecápsula

• Russianка́псула

• Tagaloglitsidlan

55.

• Englishresident

• Englishperson living at a location or an area

• Arabicسَاكِن

• Chinese

• Mandarin居民

• Czechobyvatel

• Danishbosiddende

• Finnishasukas

• Frenchrésidenthabitant

• GermanEinwohnerBewohner

• Greekένοικοςκάτοικος

• Italianresidente

• Japanese居住者住民

• Kurdish

• Soraniئه‌هل, خه‌لک, دانشتوان

• Latinincola

• Lithuaniangyventojas

• Macedonianжителжителка

• Ngazidja Comorianmkazi

• Polishmieszkaniecrezydent

• Portuguesemorador

• Romanianrezident

• Russianжи́тель

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicжитељ

• Romanžitelj

• Spanishresidente

• Swahilimakao, mwenyeji, makaazi

• Swedishboende

• Ukrainianжитель

56.

• Englishincarnation

• Englishliving being embodying a deity or spirit

• Catalanencarnació

• Czechvtělení

• Frenchincarnation

• Greekενσάρκωση

• Russianвоплоще́ние

57.

• Englishsolitary

• Englishliving alone or being by onesel

• Bashkirяңғыҙ

• Catalansolitari

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishyksinäinen

• Frenchsolitaire, seul

• Germanalleinstehend, einsiedlerisch

• Irishaonarach, aonartha, aonarúil

• Maoripakewa, tōtahi

• Polishsamotny

• Portuguesesolitário, só

• Russianодино́кий

• Scottish gaelicaonaranach, uaigneach

• Spanishsolitario

• Tok Pisinwanpis

• Turkishkimsesiz, münzevice

• Vietnameseđơn độc

58.

• Englishparasite

• English(generally undesirable) living organism that exists by stealing resources from another living organis

• Afrikaansparasiet

• Arabicطُفِيل

• Armenianneeded

• Asturianparásitu

• Bengaliপরজীবী

• Catalanparàsit

• Chinese

• Mandarin寄生物

• Czechcizopasník

• Dutchparasiet

• Esperantoparazito

• Finnishloinen

• Frenchparasite

• Galicianparásito

• Georgianneeded

• GermanSchmarotzer

• Greekπαράσιτο

• Hebre טפיל

• Hungarianélősködő, parazita

• Icelandicsníkill

• Idoparazito

• Irishseadán

• Italianparassita

• Japanese寄生虫

• Khmerបរាសិត

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Soraniچڵکاوخۆر

• Latinparasitus

• Malayparasit

• Maoripirinoa

• Norwegian

• Bokmålparasitt

• Nynorskparasitt

• Persianانگل

• Polishpasożyt

• Portugueseparasita

• Romanianparazit

• Russianпарази́т

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicна́метнӣк

• Romannámetnīk

• Spanishparásito

• Swedishparasit

• Tagalogsasandig

• Thaiปรสิต

• Vietnameseneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarincheck寄生生物

• GermancheckParasit

• Latincheckparasītus

59.

• Englishvitality

• Englishthat which distinguishes living from nonliving things

• Catalanvitalitat

• Esperantoviveco

• Finnishelinvoima

• Latinvītālitās

60.

• Englishbiomass

• Englishtotal mass of living things

• Chinese

• Mandarin生物量

• Czechbiomasa

• Esperantobiomaso

• Finnishbiomassa

• Frenchbiomasse

• GermanBiomasse

• Hebre בִּיּוֹמַסָּה

• Idobiomaso

• Irishbithmhais

• Japaneseバイオマス

• Portuguesebiomassa

• Romanianbiomasă

• Russianбиома́сса

• Swedishbiomassa

• Tagaloghaykimpal

61.

• Englishlifelike

• EnglishLike a living being, resembling life

• Chinese

• Mandarin 逼真

• Finnishelävä

• Germanlebensecht

• Hungarianéletszerű, élethű

• Italianneeded

• Spanishnatural, verosímil

62.

• Englishparlor

• Englishroom for talking, room for entertaining guests, living roo

• Frenchparloir

• GermanWohnzimmer

• Japanese客室

• Russianприёмная

• Scotschaumer

• Spanishsala

63.

• Englishpharmacology

• Englishscience that studies the effects of chemical compounds on living animals

• Albanianfarmakologji

• Arabicعِلْم اَلصَّيْدَلَة

• Asturianfarmacoloxía

• Azerifarmakologiya

• Bulgarianфармакология

• Catalanfarmacologia

• Chinese

• Mandarin藥理學

• Czechfarmakologie

• Dutchfarmacologie

• Esperantofarmakologio

• Finnishfarmakologia

• Frenchpharmacologie

• Galicianfarmacoloxía

• Georgianფარმაკოლოგია

• GermanPharmakologie

• Greekφαρμακολογία

• Hebre פרמקולוגיה

• Hungariangyógyszerhatástan

• Icelandiclyfjafræði

• Italianfarmacologia

• Japanese薬理学

• Korean약리학

• Lithuanianfarmakologija

• Norwegian

• Bokmålfarmakologi

• Nynorskfarmakologi

• Pashtoدرملپوهنه

• Persianفارماکولوژی

• Polishfarmakologia

• Portuguesefarmacologia

• Romanianfarmacologie

• Russianфармаколо́гия

• Serbo-Croatianфармаколо̀гијаfarmakològija

• Slovakfarmakológia

• Slovenefarmakologíja

• Spanishfarmacología

• Turkishfarmakoloji

• Vietnamesedược lý học (

64.

• Englishartificial life

• Englishstudy of synthetic systems that behave like living organisms

• Czechumělý život

• Finnishkeinoelämä, tekoelämä

• Germankünstliches Leben

• Tagaloggawa-gawang buhay

• Turkishsuni hayat, yapay hayat

65.

• Englishcity slicker

• Englishone accustomed to urban living

• Czechměšťák

• Polishmieszczuch qualifiermieszczanka

66.

• Englishden

• Englishliving room of a house

• Danishværelsedahule

• Dutchwoonkamerleefkamer

• Finnisholohuone

• Indonesianruang santai

• Italiansalotto

• Spanishgabinete

67.

• Englishunit

• Englishmeasure of housing equivalent to the living quarters of one household

• Finnishasunto

• Hebre דִּירָה

• Indonesianchecksatuan

• Slovakcheckjednotka

68.

• Englishspiritualism

• Englishthe belief that the dead communicate with the living through mediums

• Finnishspiritismi

• GermanSpiritismus

• Portugueseespiritualismo

• Russianспирити́зм

• Tagalogdiwakuro, pagkamakadiwa

• Volapükspiruti

69.

• Englishbeing

• Englisha living creature

• Arabicكَائِن

• Armenianէակ

• Aromanianhiintsã

• Belarusianісто́та

• Bulgarianсъщество̀твар

• Catalanésser

• Chinese

• Mandarin生物

• Czechbytost

• Danishvæsen

• Dutchwezen

• Esperantoestaĵo, estulo

• Estonianolend

• Finnisholento

• Frenchcréature

• Georgianარსება

• GermanWesen

• Greekπλάσμα

• Hebre בריה, יצור

• Hungarianlény

• Icelandicvera

• Indonesianmakhluk

• Irishneach

• Italianessere

• Japanese生き物

• Khmerភាវៈរស់ជន

• Korean생명체

• Latincreaturaanimatum

• Latvianbūtne, radījums

• Lithuanianbūtybė

• Macedonianсуштество

• Maore Comorianshiumbe

• Norwegianvesen

• Polishstwór

• Portugueseser

• Romanianființă, creatură, făptură

• Russian(живойтварьru

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicбићестворење

• Romanbićestvorenje

• Slovaktvor

• Slovenebitje

• Spanishser

• Swedishvarelse

• Turkishyaratık

• Ukrainianісто́татвари́на

• Venetianèsare

• Vietnamesesinh vật (

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Zazakiconawır

70.

• Englishhousemate

• Englishsomeone living in the same house

• Chinese

• Mandarin室友同屋

• Dutchhuisgenoot

• Finnishkämppäkaveri, kämppis

• GermanMitbewohner

• Italiancoinquilino

• Japanese同居人jaハウスメイト

• Russianсосе́д по домсосе́дка по дом

71.

• Englishseparated

• Englishestranged, living apart but not divorced

• Finnisherillään asuva, asumuserossa oleva

• Germangetrennt

• Maorimahue

72.

• Englishbiochemical

• Englishinvolving chemical processes in living organisms

• Catalanbioquímic

• Esperantobiokemia

• Finnishbiokemiallinen

• Frenchbiochimique

• Germanbiochemisch

• Irishbithcheimiceach

• Italianbiochimico

• Polishbiochemiczny

• Portuguesebioquímico

• Serbo-Croatianbiokemijski

• Spanishbioquímico

73.

• Englishfreshwater

• Englishliving in fresh water

• Bulgarianсладководен

• Czechsladkovodní

• Finnishmakean veden

• Hungarianédesvízi

• Italianacqua dolce

• Malayair tawar

• Norwegian

• Bokmålferskvanns-

• Nynorskferskvass-

• Romaniande apă dulce

• Russianпресново́дный

• Swedishsötvattens-

74.

• Englishencampment

• Englishtemporary living quarters

• Finnishleiripaikka, parakkikylä, leiri

• Frenchcampement

• Maorikāinga taupua

• Hebre checkחניה

75.

• Englishweight

• Englishforce due to gravity

• Arabicوَزْن

• Armenianկշիռ, քաշ, ծանրություն

• Asturianpesu

• Azeriçəki, ağırlıq

• Basquepisu

• Belarusianва́га

• Bulgarianтегло́

• Burmeseအလေး

• Catalanlpes

• Central Melanaubaat

• Chinese

• Mandarin重量cmn体重

• Czechváha

• Danishvægt

• Dutchgewicht

• Esperantopezo

• Estoniankaal

• Ewekpekpeme

• Finnishpaino

• Frenchpoids

• Friulianpês

• Galicianpeso

• Georgianneeded

• GermanGewicht

• Greekβάρος

• Hawaiiankaumaha

• Hebre מִשְׁקָל

• Hindiभार

• Hungariansúly

• Icelandicneeded

• Idopezo

• Indonesianberat, bobot

• Irishmeáchan

• Italianpeso

• Japanesequalifierjajaja

• Kazakhсалмақ

• Khmerneeded

• Korean중량무게

• Kyrgyzсалмак

• Ladinpeis

• Laoນ້ຳໜັກ

• Latviansvars

• Lithuaniansvoris

• Macedonianтежина

• Malayberat

• Maorineeded

• Mongolianжин, дэнс

• Norwegian

• Bokmålvekt

• Occitanpes

• Persianوزن

• Polishwaga

• Portuguesepeso

• Romaniangreutate

• Romanschpaisapesa

• Russianвес

• Sardinianpesu

• Scotsweicht

• Scottish gaeliccudrom

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтежина

• Romantežina

• Sicilianpisu

• Slovakváha

• Sloveneteža

• Spanishpeso

• Swedishtyngd

• Tagalogbigat

• Tajikвазн

• Tamilneeded

• Teluguభారము

• Thaiน้ำหนัก

• Turkishağırlık

• Turkmenagyrlyk

• Ukrainianва́га

• Uzbekogʻirlik, vazn

• Venetianpexo

• Vietnamesetrọng lượng (

• Welshneeded

• Yiddishגעוויכט

76.

• Englishcontemporary

• Englishsomeone living at the same time

• Bulgarianсъвременниксъвременница

• Catalancontemporani

• Czechsoučasník

• Dutchtijdgenoot

• Finnishaikalainen

• Frenchcontemporain

• Georgianთანამედროვე

• GermanZeitgenosse

• Greekσύγχρονο

• Hungariankortárs

• Icelandicjafnaldri

• Italiancontemporaneo

• Macedonianсовременик

• Malaysezaman

• Portuguesecontemporâneo

• Russianсовреме́нник

• Tagalogkapanahon

• Turkishçağdaş, çağcıl

• Ukrainianсучасник

77.

• Englishnative

• Englishperson who is native to a place

• Chinese

• Mandarin當地人

• Czechdomorodec

• Dutchautochtoon

• Esperantoindiĝeno

• Finnishpaikallinen asukas, alkuasukas qualifier

• GermanUreinwohnerEingeborener

• Maoritangata whenua

• Old Englishinlenda

• Polishtubylec

• Portuguesenativo

• Romanianindigen, autohton

• Russianуроже́нецме́стный

• Scotshamespun

• Spanishindígena

• Tok Pisinkanaka

78.

• Englishvivisection

• EnglishThe action of invasive treatment of a living organism for scientific investigation

• Armenianկենդանահատում

• Catalanvivisecció

• Chinese

• Mandarin活體解剖

• Dutchvivisectie

• Esperantovivisekcio

• Finnishvivisektio

• Frenchvivisection

• GermanVivisektion

• Greekζωοτομία

• Hungarianelevenboncolás

• Japanese生体解剖

• Korean생체 해부

• Portuguesevivissecção

• Russianвивисе́кция

• Spanishvivisección

• Swedishvivisektion

79.

• Englishvictim

• Englisha living creature which is slain and offered as human or animal sacrifice

• Arabicأُضْحِيَّة

• Egyptian Arabicأضحية

• Armenianզոհ

• Belarusianахвя́ражэ́ртва

• Bulgarianже́ртва

• Catalanvíctima

• Chinese

• Mandarin牺牲品

• Classical Nahuatlxōchimicqui

• Czechoběť

• Danishoffer

• Dutchslachtoffer

• Frenchvictime

• Georgianმსხვერპლი

• GermanOpfer

• Greekθύμα

• Hebre קורבן

• Hungarianáldozat

• Indonesiankurban

• Italianvittima

• Japanese犠牲生贄

• Latgalianupere

• Latvianupuris

• Lithuanianauka

• Old Englishonsægednes

• Polishofiara

• Portuguesevítima

• Romanineeded

• Romanianvictimă

• Russianже́ртва

• Scottish gaelicìobairteach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicжртва

• Romanžrtva

• Slovakobeť

• Slovenežrtev

• Spanishvíctima

• Swedishoffer

• Turkishkurban

• Ukrainianже́ртва

80.

• Englishhousehold

• Englishthose living in the same residence

• Bulgarianдомакинство

• Catalanseguici

• Chinese

• Mandarin家庭戶

• Czechdomácnost

• Finnishkotitalous, talous

• Frenchfoyer

• GermanHaushalt

• Greekνοικοκυριόσπιτικό

• Hebre מֶשֶׁק בַּיִת

• Irishteaghlach

• Italianfamiglia

• Japanese家庭

• Korean가정

• Latinfamilia

• Manxmooinjer thielagh

• Norwegian

• Bokmålhusholdning

• Portuguesedomicílio

• Romanianfamiliemenaj

• Russianсеме́йстводомочадецдомашний

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдомаћинство

• Romandomaćinstvo

• Spanishfamiliahogareños, huéspedes, séquito

• Swedishhushåll

• Tagalogsambahayan

• Turkishev halkı

• Welshtylwyth

• Idocheckmenajo

• Italianchecknucleo familiare

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