бурча́ть Dutch -

1.

• Englishgrunt

• Englishof a person: to make a grunt or grunts

• Aromaniangurnjescu

• Bulgarianсумтя

• Danishfnyse

• Finnishmurahtaa qualifier

• Germangrunzen

• Greekγρυλλίζω

• Hungarianfelmordul, morog

• Idogrunar

• Normangronner

• Maoringengere, ngunguru, whēnanau, ngō, kumukumu, ngō

• Romaniangrohăi

• Russianворча́ть, бурча́ть

• Spanishgruñir

2.

• Englishgrowl

• Englishexpress (something) by growling

• Dutchgrommen (a somewhat neutral form), grauwen (an angry form)

• Finnishmurista

• Frenchgrogner

• Italianringhiare

• Portugueserosnar

• Russianворча́ть, бурча́ть

• Scottish gaelicdèan dranndan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicрежати

• Romanrežati

• Spanishgruñir

3.

• Englishgrumble

• Englishto make a low growling or rumbling stomach noise

• Bulgarianкуркам

• Dutchgrommen, grommelen

• Finnishkurnia, kurnata

• Frenchgargouiller

• Kurdish

• Soraniبۆڵه‌

• Russianурча́ть, бурча́ть

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• Englishgrumble

• Englishto murmur or mutter with discontent

• Arabicقَمْقَمَ

• Moroccan Arabicڭمڭم

• Bulgarianмърморя

• Dutchgrommen, grommelen, morren

• Finnishpurnata, valittaa

• Frenchronchonner, bougonner

• Germanmurren

• Irishbí ag clamhsán, déan clamhsán

• Latinganniō

• Maoriwauwau, whakangutungutu, whakanonenone

• Persianژکیدن

• Portugueserosnar, resmungar

• Russianворча́ть, бурча́ть, брюзжа́ть

• Spanishrefunfuñar

• Walloonmarmouzî, maroner

• Germancheckbrummen

• Italiancheckborbottare, checkbrontolare, checkronzare

• Esperantocheckgrambli

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