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• Englishstagger

• Englishan unsteady movement of the body in walking or standing

• Arabicترنح

• Catalantentines

• Czechvrávorání

• Dutchwankel

• Finnishhoipertelu

• GermanSchwanken

• Greekπαραπατώ

• Hungarianbotladozás

• Maorihīrori, wherori, hīrori, hīrorirori, hūrori, hūrorirori,

• Russianшата́ние

• Spanishtambaleo

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• Englishstagger

• Englishto move to one side and the other, as if about to fall, in standing or walking

• Catalantentinejar

• Chinese

• Mandarin踉蹌

• Czechpotácet se

• Finnishhoiperrella, horjua, toikkaroida

• Frenchtituber

• Galiciancambalear

• Germanwackeln, wanken, taumeln

• Hungarianbotladozik

• Italianbarcollare

• Japaneseよろめく

• Maoritakarangi, hūrorirori, hurori, kōkeke

• Portuguesecambalear

• Russianшата́ться

• Spanishtambalear, titubar, titubear qualifier

• Swedishvackla

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• Englishstagger

• Englishto begin to doubt and waver in purposes

• Catalanvacil·lar

• Czechzaváhatbýt na vážkách

• Dutchtwijfelen

• Finnishepäröidä, horjua

• Frenchchanceler

• Germanzweifeln, wanken

• Italiantentennare

• Polishwahać się

• Portuguesehesitar

• Russianколеба́ться

• Spanishvacilar, herer qualifierdubir, dubitar qualifier

• Swedishvackla

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• Englishfalter

• EnglishTo waver or be unsteady

• Bulgarianзалитам

• Dutchwankelen

• Germanwanken

• Maoritapepa, tapepe

• Occitantrantalhar, trantolar

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