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• Englishslipper

• Englishlow shoe usually worn indoors

• Arabicخُفّ

• Egyptian Arabicشبشب

• Armenianհողաթափ

• Belarusianта́пачкіпанто́флі

• Burmeseကွင်းထိုးဖိနပ်

• Catalanplantofa

• Chinese

• Cantonese拖鞋

• Mandarin拖鞋

• Czechpantofelpapuče

• Dutchpantoffel

• Esperantopantoflo, babuŝo

• Finnishtohveli, tossu

• Frenchchausson

• Friuliançavate

• Galicianzapatilla

• Georgianჩუსტი

• GermanHausschuh

• Greekπαντόφλα

• Hindiस्लिपर्स, चप्पलें

• Hungarianpapucs, mamusz

• Icelandicinniskór

• Idopantoflo, babucho

• Italianpantofolababbuccia

• Japaneseスリッパ

• Khmerស្បែកជើងផ្ទាត់

• Korean슬리퍼

• Latviančība

• Lithuanianšlepetė

• Low German

• German Low GermanPantüffel

• Macedonianпапуча

• Maltesepapoċċa

• Maorihiripa

• Normanpantoufl'yepatîn

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltøffel

• Nynorsktøffel

• Persianکفش راحتیپاپوش

• Polishkapeć

• Portuguesechinelo, chinelas, qualifierpt

• Romanianpapuc

• Russianта́почки

• Scotsbaffie

• Scottish gaelicslapag

• Serbo-Croatianpatofna

• Cyrillicпапуча

• Romanpapuča

• Slovakpantofel

• Slovenecopat

• Spanishpantuflababucha

• Tagalogtsinelas

• Thaiสลิปเปอร์, เกือกแตะ

• Turkishterlik, pabuç

• Ukrainianпанто́фляка́пці

• Vietnamesedép lê, giày hạ

• Volapükpantu

• Uzbekshippak, tapochka

• Venetianẑavatasopèla

• Walloonpantoufe

• West Flemishsavatte

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