faste Danish -

1.

• Englishlavishness

• Englishstate or characteristic of being lavish

• Frenchfaste

2.

• Englishfasting

• Englishact or practice of abstaining from or eating very little food

• Albanianagjërim

• Arabicصِيَام

• Armenianպաս, ծոմ, պահք

• Azerioruc

• Basquebarau

• Belarusianпостгалада́нне

• Bengaliউপবাস

• Bretonyun

• Bulgarianпост

• Catalandejuni

• Chinese

• Mandarin禁食齋戒

• Czechpůst

• Dalmatiandezun

• Danishfaste

• Dutchvasten

• Estonianpaast

• Faroeseføsta

• Finnishpaasto, paastoaminen

• Frenchjeûne

• Friuliandizun

• Georgianმარხვა

• GermanFasten

• Greekνηστεία

• Hebre צוֹם

• Hindiउपवास

• Hungarianböjtölés

• Icelandicfasta

• Italiandigiuno

• Japanese断食絶食

• Kalmykмацг

• Kazakhораза

• Korean단식

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjirojî

• Soraniڕۆژوو

• Kyrgyzорозо

• Latiniēiūnium

• Latviangavēnis

• Lithuanianpasninkas

• Macedonianпост

• Malaypuasa

• Manichaean Middle Persianrwck

• Middle Persianlwck'

• Norwegianfaste

• Old Portugueseastẽença, jajũu

• Persianروزه

• Polishpost

• Portuguesejejum

• Romanianpost

• Russianпост

• Sardiniandejunu, deunu, deunzu, diunzu, diugnu, geunu,

• Scottish gaelictrasg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпост

• Romanpost

• Siciliandijunu, dajunu

• Slovakpôst

• Slovenepost

• Spanishayuno

• Swahilifunga

• Swedishfasta

• Tajikрӯза‍

• Tatarураза

• Teluguఉపవాసము, lపస్తు

• Turkishoruç

• Udiцӏум

• Ukrainianпістголодува́ння

• Uzbekroʻ

• Venetianzun, dizun, dezun

• Vietnamesenhịn ăn, kiêng ăn

• Walloondjune

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• Englishfasting

• Englishperiod of time when one abstains from or eats very little food

• Albanianagjërimi

• Ghegninimi, njinimi

• Arabicصِيَام

• Armenianպաս, ծոմ, պահք

• Azerioruc

• Basquebaraualdi

• Belarusianпостгалада́нне

• Bretonyun

• Bulgarianпост

• Catalandia dejunat

• Chinese

• Mandarin禁食齋戒

• Czechpůst

• Danishfaste

• Dutchvasten

• Esperantofasto

• Estonianpaast

• Faroeseføsta

• Finnishpaasto

• Frenchjeûne

• Georgianმარხვა

• GermanFastenzeit

• Greekνηστεία

• Hebre צוֹם

• Hindiउपवास

• Hungarianböjt

• Icelandicfasta

• Indonesianpuasa

• Irishtroscadh

• Italiandigiuno

• Japanese断食絶食

• Kalmykмацг

• Kazakhашығу

• Korean단식

• Kurdishrojî

• Latiniēiūnium

• Latviangavēnis

• Lithuanianpasninkas

• Macedonianпост

• Malaypuasa

• Mongolianхаруу

• Norwegianfaste

• Persianروزه

• Polishpost

• Portuguesejejum

• Romanianpost

• Russianпост

• Scottish gaelictrasg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпост

• Romanpost

• Slovakpôst

• Slovenepost

• Spanishayuno

• Swahilifunga, saumu

• Swedishfastetid

• Tagalogayuno

• Tajikрӯза‍

• Thaiการอด

• Tibetanཟས་གཅོད

• Turkishoruç

• Udiцӏум

• Ukrainianпістголодува́ння

• Vietnamesenhịn ăn, kiêng ăn

• Walloondjune

• Welshympryd

• Yiddishתּענית

• Esperantocheckfasto

3.

• Englishauspicious

• Englishindicating future success

• Catalanpropicifavorable

• Chinese

• Mandarin吉利吉祥

• Czechslibný

• Dutchgunstig

• Finnishlupaava

• Frenchpropice, faste

• Germangünstig, vielversprechend, verheißungsvoll, glückverheißend

• Greek

• Ancientαἴσιος

• Hindiशुभ

• Irishdea-thuarúil

• Japaneseめでたい

• Norwegian

• Bokmålgunstig

• Nynorskgunstig

• Portuguesepromissor

• Russianблагоприя́тный

• Spanishprometedor, propicio

• Swedishlovande, lyckobådande, gynnsa

• Urduشبھ

• Welshffafrol

4.

• Englishpageantry

• EnglishA colourful show or display

• Dutchpraal, vertoon

• Frenchfaste

• Italianesibizione

• Romanianpompă

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