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• Englishthin

• Englishhaving little thickness or extent from one surface to its opposite

• Arabicرَفِيع, رَقِيق

• Egyptian Arabicرفيع

• Iraqi Arabicمصوي

• Armenianբարակ

• Bashkirйоҡа

• Basquemehe

• Belarusianто́нкі

• Bulgarianтъ̀нък

• Burmeseပါး

• Cebuanonipis

• Chinese

• Cantonese薄

• Mandarin薄細

• Czechtenký

• Dongxiangnarun

• Estonianpeen, peenike

• Faroesetunnur

• Finnishohut

• Frenchmince

• Friuliansutîl

• Georgianთხელი

• Germandünn

• Middle High Germandünne

• Alemannic Germantünn

• Greekλεπτός, ψιλός

• Hebre דַּק

• Hindiपतला

• Hungarianvékony

• Icelandicþunnur

• Idodina

• Irishcaol, tanaí

• Old Irishtanae, séi

• Italiansottile, fine

• Japanese薄い細い

• Khmerស្ដើង

• Korean가늘다얇다

• Laoບາງ

• Latgaliantīvs

• Latinsubtīlis, tenuis

• Latviantievs, plāns

• Lithuanianneeded

• Luxembourgishdënn

• Macedonianте́нок

• Malaynipis

• Malayalamനേർത്ത

• Manxthanney

• Mizochër

• Norwegiantynn

• Old Englishþynne

• Old Saxonthunni

• Pashtoنری

• Pennsylvania Germanneeded

• Persianنازکتنک

• Polishcienki

• Portuguesefino

• Rapa Nuira'i

• Romanianslab, subțire

• Russianто́нкий

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтанак

• Romantanak

• Slovaktenký

• Slovenetanek

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianśańki

• Upper Sorbianneeded

• Spanishfino

• Sundaneseipis

• Swedishtunn

• Tagalogmanipis

• Thaiบาง

• Ukrainianтонки́й

• Urduپتلا

• Vietnamesemỏng, mảnh

• Vilamoviandynn

• Walloontene

• Welshtenau

• Yiddishדין

• Zazakibarı

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