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1.

• Englishdecoy

• Englishanimal used by hunters to lure game

• Bulgarianизкуствена птица

• Chinese

• Mandarin囮子

• Czechnávnada

• Dutchafleiding

• Finnishhoukutuslintu

• Frenchleurre

• GermanLockvogel

• Greekδόλωμα

• Italianzimbello

• Maoritīmori

• Portuguesechamariz

• Russianмано́к

• Serbo-Croatianmamac

• Spanishseñuelo, carnada (colloquial)

• Volapükqualifiervo

2.

• Englishbait

• Englishsubstance used in catching fish

• Arabicطُعْم

• Armenianխայծ

• Basqueamuzki, beita, jaki

• Bulgarianстръв

• Catalanesquer

• Chinese

• Mandarin誘餌鱼饵

• Czechnávnada

• Dutchaas

• Esperantoneeded

• Faroeseagn

• Finnishsyötti

• Frenchappât

• Georgianneeded

• GermanKöder

• Greekδόλωμα

• Hungariancsali

• Italianesca

• Japanese餌

• Korean미끼

• Macedonianмамец

• Malayumpan

• Normanbète

• Norwegianbeita

• Polishprzynęta

• Portugueseisca

• Romanianmomeală

• Russianнажи́вка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмамац

• Romanmamac

• Slovenevaba

• Spanishcarnada

• Swedishagn

• Tagalogpain

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• Volapükbätazib

• Welshabwyd

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• Englishbait

• Englishanything which allures

• Bulgarianпримамка, изкушение

• Catalanesquer

• Czechnávnada

• Finnishsyötti

• GermanKöder

• Greekδόλωμα

• Italianesca

• Japanese誘惑

• Portugueseisca

• Russianприма́нка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмамац

• Romanmamac

• Slovenevaba

• Spanishanzuelo

• Swedishlockbete

• Volapükbätazib

• Welshabwyd

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