grunt Old high german - Latin

1.

• Englishmixture of sand and organic material

• Afrikaansgrond

• Albaniantokë

• Arabicتُرْبَة

• Armenianհող

• Azeritorpaq

• Baluchiہاک

• Bashkirтупраҡ

• Bau Bidayuhtana'

• Belarusianзямля́гле́багрунт

• Bengaliমাটি

• Bulgarianземя́

• Burmeseမြေဆီလွှာ

• Catalansòl

• Central Melanautanak

• Chinese

• Czechpůda

• Danishjord

• Dutchgrond

• Estonianmuld

• Finnishmulta

• Frenchsol

• Georgianნიადაგი

• GermanErde

• Hebre אֲדָמָה

• Hindiमिट्टी

• Hungarianföld, talaj

• Ibantanah

• Indonesiantanah

• Italiansuolo

• Japanese土

• Javaneselemah

• Normantèrre

• Kazakhтопырақ

• Khmerដី

• Korean흙

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzтопурак

• Laoດິນ

• Latinhumus

• Latvianaugsne

• Lithuaniandirvagruntas

• Macedonianземја

• Malaytanah

• Malayalamമണ്ണ്

• Malteseħamrija

• Mongolianшороо

• Nahuatltlālpantli

• Navajołeezh

• Norwegian

• Persianخاک

• Polishziemia

• Portuguesesolo

• Quechuaallpa

• Romaniansol

• Russianземля́грунт

• Scottish gaelictalamhùir

• Seboptana'

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpôda

• Slovenezemlja

• Spanishsuelo

• Swahilimchanga

• Swedishjord

• Tagaloglupa, sulip

• Tajikхок

• Taosną̀méne

• Tatarтуфрак

• Thaiดิน

• Turkishtoprak

• Turkmentoprak

• Ukrainianземля́ґрунт

• Urduمٹی

• Uzbektuproq

• Vietnameseđất

• Welshgweryd

• 
  

• Englishunconsolidated mineral or organic material on the immediate surface of the earth

• Armenianհող

• Bashkirтупраҡ

• Catalansòl

• Danishjord

• Dutchaarde, grond

• Finnishmaa

• Frenchterre

• Georgianნიადაგი

• Normantèrre

• Macedonianпочва

• Navajołeezh

• Polishgleba

• Portuguesesolo

• Russianпо́чва

• Scottish gaelictalamhùir

• Swedishjord

• Tagaloglupa

• Taosną̀méne

• Turkishtoprak

2.

• Englishof a person: to make a grunt or grunts

• Aromaniangurnjescu

• Bulgarianсумтя

• Danishfnyse

• Finnishmurahtaa qualifier

• Germangrunzen

• Greekγρυλλίζω

• Hungarianfelmordul, morog

• Idogrunar

• Normangronner

• Maoringengere, ngunguru, whēnanau, ngō, kumukumu, ngō

• Romaniangrohăi

• Russianворча́ть, бурча́ть

• Spanishgruñir

• 
  

• Englishof a pig: to make a grunt or grunts

• Armenianneeded

• Basqueneeded

• Bulgarianгрухтя

• Danishgrynte

• Esperantoneeded

• Faroeserína

• Finnishröhkäistä qualifier

• Frenchgrogner

• Georgianneeded

• Germangrunzen

• Greekγρυλλίζω

• Hungarianröfög

• Idogrunar

• Italiangrugnire

• Khmerneeded

• Mongolianneeded

• Normangronner

• Russianхрю́кать

• Swedishgrymta

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

3.

• Englishsurface of the Earth

• Arabicأَرْض

• Armenianգետին

• Baluchiزمین

• Belarusianзямля́

• Bulgarianземя́

• Catalanterra

• Chamicuroc̈hijta

• Chinese

• Czechzemě

• Dutchgrond

• Finnishmaanpinta, maa

• Frenchsol

• Georgianმიწა, ხმელეთი

• GermanErdeLand

• Greekέδαφος

• Hindiज़मीनभूतल

• Hungarianföld

• Italiansuolo

• Japanese地土

• Khmerដី

• Korean땅

• Laoneeded

• Macedonianзе́мја

• Navajoniʼ

• Old High Germangrunt

• Old Portuguesechão

• Persianزمین

• Polishziemia

• Portuguesesolo

• Romaniansol

• Russianземля́

• Sanskritभूतल

• Serbo-Croatian

• Siciliansolu

• Slovakzem

• Slovenezemlja

• Spanishsuelo

• Swedishbacke

• Thaineeded

• Tocharian Atkaṃ

• Tocharian Bkeṃ

• Ukrainianземля́

• Urduزمین

• West frisiangrûn

• 
  

• Englishbottom of a body of water

• Armenianհատակ

• Bulgarianдъно

• Catalanfons

• Czechdno

• Dutchbode

• Finnishpohja

• Frenchfond

• GermanGrund

• Greekβυθός

• Koreancheck바닥

• Polishdno

• Portuguesefundo

• Russianдно

• Spanishfondo

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