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• Englishbark

• Englishshort, loud, explosive utterance

• Afrikaansbla, gebla

• Arabicنُبَاح

• Asturianlladríu

• Bulgarianлай

• Catalanlladruc

• Crimean Tatartalamaq

• Czechštěkání

• Danishgøen

• Dutchgeblaf

• Esperantobojo

• Finnishhaukku, haukahdus qualifier

• Frenchaboiement

• Galicianladrido

• Georgianყეფა

• GermanBellen

• Greekγάβγισμαel

• Hebre נביחה

• Hungarianugatás

• Icelandicgelthundgá

• Italianabbaiamento

• Japanese吠え声

• Khmerព្រុស

• Kurdish

• Sorani

• Kurmanjireyîn, ewtîn, rewîn

• Soraniهه‌پاندنوه‌ڕین

• Laoneeded

• Latinlātrātus

• Macedonianлаеж

• Malaysalak, salakan, gonggongan, kongkong, kung-kung

• Maoriauau

• Norwegianbjeff

• Novialaboyo

• Ojibwemigiwin

• Persianلایشپارس

• Polishszczekanie

• Portugueselatido

• Romanianlătrat

• Russianлай

• Scottish gaeliccomhart

• Serbo-Croatianлавеж

• Slovenelajež

• Spanishladrido

• Swedishskall

• Tagalogkahol, tahol

• Turkishhav, havlama

• Volapükvaul, qualifiervo

• Welshcyfarthiad

• Zazakilawış

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• Englishbark

• Englishsimilar sound of other animals

• Bulgarianлай

• Catalanlladruc

• Czechštěkání

• Finnishhaukku, haukahdus qualifier

• Greekυλακή

• Macedonianлаеж

• Norwegianbjeff

• Polishszczekanie

• Turkishhav, havlama

• Zazakiwizen

• 
  

• Englishbark

• Englishfigurative: abrupt utterance

• Czechštěkot

• Finnishhaukahdus

• GermanBellen

• Kurdishreyîn, ewtîn, rewîn

• Norwegianbjeff

• Turkishhav, havlama, bağırma, bağırış

• Zazakiqalen

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