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• Englishpedestrian

• Englishof or intended for pedestrians

• Chinese

• Mandarin行人

• Czechpěší

• Esperantopiediranta

• Finnishjalankulku, jalka

• Frenchpiéton, piétonnier, pédestre

• Georgianსაფეხმავლო, საქვეითო

• GermanFußgänger-, fußgänger-, Fuß-, fuß-, Geh-, geh-

• Hungariangyalogos

• Idopedirala

• Italianpedonale

• Macedonianпешачки

• Polishpieszy

• Portuguesepedestre, pedonal

• Romanianpentru pietoni, pedestru

• Russianпе́ший, пешехо́дный

• Spanishpeatonal

• Turkishyaya

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• Englishpedestrian

• Englishsomebody walking rather than using a vehicle

• Arabicرَاجِل

• Asturianpeatón

• Catalanvianant

• Chinese

• Mandarin行人cmn

• Czechchodec

• Dutchvoetganger

• Esperantoqualifiereoeo

• Estonianjalakäija

• Finnishjalankulkija

• Frenchpiéton

• Galicianpeón

• Georgianქვეითი, ფეხით მოსიარულე

• GermanFußgängerdede

• Greekπεζός

• Hebre הולך רגל

• Hungariangyalogos

• Idoqualifierioio

• Indonesianpejalan kaki

• Irishcoisí

• Italianpedone

• Japanese歩行者

• Korean보행자

• LuxembourgishFoussgänger

• Macedonianпешак

• Persianپیاده

• Polishpieszy

• Portuguesepeão

• Romanianpieton

• Russianпешехо́д

• Scottish gaeliccoisiche

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпешак

• Romanpešak

• Spanishpeatón

• Swedishfotgängare

• Turkishyaya

• Vietnamesebằng chân

• Volapükqualifiervovo

English translator: Estonian pieton  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare