fusa in other languages

• English
  cat to make a vibrating sound in its throat

• Catalan
  roncar, ronronejar

• Chinese
  

• Cantonese
  needed

• Mandarin
  發出喉音

• Crimean Tatar
  mıravlamaq

• Czech
  příst

• Dutch
  spinnen

• Esperanto
  ronroni

• Finnish
  kehrätä

• French
  ronronner

• Galician
  rosmar

• Georgian
  კრუტუნებს

• German
  schnurren

• Greek
  γουργουρίζω

• Hungarian
  dorombol

• Icelandic
  mala

• Japanese
  ごろごろ

• Norman
  ronner

• Khmer
  needed

• Latgalian
  ņurruot

• Latvian
  murrāt

• Lithuanian
  murkti

• Navajo
  biyiʼ hodiitsʼaʼ

• Norwegian
  male

• Polish
  mruczeć

• Portuguese
  ronronar

• Romanian
  toarce

• Russian
  мурлы́кать

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  прести

• Roman
  prȅsti

• Spanish
  ronronear

• Swedish
  spinna

• Thai
  needed

• Turkish
  mırlamak

• Vietnamese
  needed

• Walloon
  ronfler

• Welsh
  canu grwndi

• English
  vibrating sound made by a cat when contented

• Chinese
  

• Cantonese
  needed

• Mandarin
  咕嚕咕嚕咕噜咕噜

• Dutch
  spinnen

• Finnish
  kehräys, kehrääminen

• French
  ronron

• Georgian
  კრუტუნი

• German
  Schnurren

• Greek
  γουργούρισμα

• Hungarian
  dorombolás

• Japanese
  ゴロゴロ

• Polish
  mruczenie

• Portuguese
  ronrono

• Romanian
  tors

• Russian
  мурлы́канье

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  предење

• Roman
  predenje

• Spanish
  ronroneo

• Turkish
  mırlama

• Vietnamese
  needed

• Walloon
  ronflaedje

• English
  A braid, knot, or curl, of hair, a ringlet

• Bashkir
  толом

• French
  tresse

• Interlingue
  tresse

• Irish
  dlaoicuach

• Japanese
  髪の房

• Persian
  گیسوزلف

• Portuguese
  trança

• Russian
  коса́ло́кон

• Scottish gaelic
  cuach

• Spanish
  trenzada

• Swedish
  hårlock