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1.

• Englishbelt

• Englishband worn around the waist

• Afrikaansgordel

• Albanianbrez

• Arabicحِزَام

• Armenianգոտի, qualifierhy

• Aromaniancurauã

• Azerikəmər

• Bashkirҡайыш

• Belarusianпас

• Bengaliবেল্ট

• Bretongouriz

• Bulgarianкола́н

• Burmeseခါးပတ်

• Catalancinturó

• Chinese

• Mandarin腰帶带

• Czechpásekpás

• Danishlivrem

• Dongxiangpixie

• Dutchgordel

• Esperantozono

• Estonianvöö

• Finnishvyö

• Frenchceinture

• Friuliancinturiecoree

• Georgianსარტყელი, ქამარი, ღვედი

• GermanGürtel

• Greekζώνη

• Ancientκεστός

• Hebre חֲגוֹרָה

• Hindiपेटी

• Hungarianöv, nadrágszíj

• Icelandicbelti

• Indonesiansabuk

• Italiancinturacinghia

• Japaneseベルト

• Kazakhбелбеу

• Khmerខ្សែក្រវាត់

• Korean벨트

• Kurdishkemer

• Soraniپشتێن, قایش

• Kyrgyzкурилгич

• Laoສາຍແອວ

• Latgalianjūsta, syksna, dyrža

• Latinbalteus

• Latvianjosta

• Lithuaniandiržas

• Macedonianпојас

• Malteseċinturin

• Maoritauiti, tautiti, tātua, whītiki

• Mongolianбүс

• Navajosis

• Neapolitancurreja

• Normancheintuthe

• Norwegianbelte

• Persianکمربند

• Polishpas

• Portuguesecinto

• Romaniancureacordon

• Russianпо́яспоясо́кремешо́к

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпојасопасач

• Romanpȍjāsopàsāč

• Shorқур

• Siciliancurria

• Slovakpásokopasok

• Slovenepas

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianpas

• Upper Sorbianpas

• Spanishcinturón

• Swedishgördel, bälte

• Tajikтасма

• Taoslílena

• Tatarкаеш

• Thaiเข็มขัด

• Turkishkemer

• Turkmenkemer, guşak

• Ukrainianпо́яс

• Urduپیٹیبیلٹ

• Uyghurكەمەر

• Uzbekkamar, qayish

• Venetianẑentura

• Vietnamesedây lưng, dây nịt

• Yiddishגאַרטל

• Zazakiqayış

2.

• Englishrun

• Englishto move quickly on two feet

• Abkhazneeded

• Albanianvrapoj

• American Sign LanguageS@SideChesthigh-S@SideChesthigh CirclesMidline-CirclesMidline

• Arabicرَكَضَ, جَرَى

• Egyptian Arabicجرى

• Hijazi Arabicجري

• Moroccan Arabicجْرى

• Armenianվազել

• Aromanianfug, alag

• Asturiancorrer

• Avarneeded

• Azeriyüyürmək

• Bashkirйүгереү

• Basquekorrika egin, lasterka egin

• Belarusianбе́гацьпабе́гаць

• Bengaliদৌড়ান

• Bretonredek

• Bulgarianбя́гамти́чам

• Burmeseပြေး

• Catalancórrer

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese

• Cantonese走跑

• Hakka走

• Mandarin跑奔跑

• Min Nan走

• Chuvashчуп

• Crimean Tatarçapmaq, qualifiercrh

• Czechběhatběžet

• Dalmatiancuar

• Danishløbe

• Dutchrennen, lopen

• Esperantokuri

• Estonianjooksma

• Eweƒu du

• Faroeserenna

• Finnishjuosta

• Frenchcourir

• Friuliancori

• Galiciancorrer

• Georgianსირბილი

• Germanrennen, laufen

• Alemannic Germanlauffe

• Greekτρέχω

• Hebre רָץ

• Hindiदौड़ना

• Hungarianfut

• Icelandichlaupa

• Idokurar, hastar

• Indonesianlari, lari

• Irishrith

• Italiancorrere

• Japanese走る

• Kannadaಓಡು

• Kazakhжүгіру

• Khmerរត់

• Korean달리다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjibezîn, revîn, bazdan

• Soraniڕاکردن

• Kyrgyzжүгүрүү

• Laoແລ່ນ

• Latgalianskrīt

• Latincurrō

• Latvianskriet

• Lithuanianbėgti

• Luxembourgishlafen, rennen

• Macedonianт́рча

• Malayberlari, lari

• Malayalamഓടുക

• Malteseġera

• Maorioma

• Mongolianгүйх

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Norwegianløpe, springe

• Novialkurse

• Occitancórrer

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicбѣгати

• Glagoliticⰱⱑⰳⰰⱅⰹ

• Old East Slavicбѣгатибѣжати

• Ossetianneeded

• Persianدویدن

• Polabianbezǝt

• Polishbiegaćbiec

• Portuguesecorrer

• Quechuaqurriy

• Romanianalerga

• Romanschcurrer, cuorer, curer, curir, correr, cuorrer

• Russianбе́гатьпобежа́ть

• Sardiniancúrrere, curri, cúrriri

• Scotsrin

• Scottish gaelicruith

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтрчати

• Romantrčati

• Siciliancùrriri

• Sinhaleseදුවනවා

• Slovakbehaťbežať

• Sloveneteči

• Slovincianbjìe̯găc

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianběgaśběžaś

• Upper Sorbianběhaćběžeć

• Spanishcorrer

• Swahilikukimbia

• Swedishspringa

• Tagalogtumakbo

• Tajikдавидан

• Tamilஓடு

• Teluguపరుగెత్తు

• Thaiวิ่ง

• Turkishkoşmak

• Turkmençapmak

• Tuvanмаңнаар, чүгүрер

• Ukrainianбі́гати

• Urduدوڑنا

• Uzbekyugurmoq

• Venetiancórar, córer, córare, corer

• Vietnamesechạy

• Wallooncori

• Waray-Waraydalagan

• Welshrhedeg

• Yiddishלויפֿן

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishto move quickly

• Catalancórrer

• Finnishjuosta, rientää, rynnätä

• Portuguesecorrer

• Russianбе́гатьпобежа́ть

• Venetiancorer, córar, córer, córare

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishto move or spread quickly

• Catalancórrer

• Finnisholla liikkeellä, juosta

• Portuguesecorrer

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishto flow

• Bulgarianтека́

• Catalanfluir, escolar-se

• Chinese

• Mandarin流

• Czechtéct, téci

• Danishløbe, qualifierda

• Finnishvirrata, juosta

• Frenchécouler

• Germanfließen

• Greekτρέχω, ρέω, κυλώ

• Italianfluire

• Macedonianтече

• Malaymengalir

• Manxsheel

• Polishcieknąć

• Portuguesecorrer, manar, fluir

• Russianтечь

• Scotsrin

• Scottish gaelicruith

• Serbo-Croatianproticati, strujati

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianběžaś

• Spanishfluir, afluir, correr

• Swedishrinna

• Vietnamesechảy

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishto compete in a race

• Finnishjuosta

• Portuguesecorrer

• Romanianconcura qualifier

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishof stitches, to unravel

• Czechpárat se, utíkat

• Finnishjuosta, purkautua

• 
  

• Englishrun

• Englishto flee away from a danger or towards help

• Czechprchat

• Finnishjuosta karkuun, paeta

• Russianбежа́тьубежа́ть

3.

• Englishribbon

• Englishlong, narrow strip of material

• Afrikaanslint

• Albanianrrip

• Arabicشَرِيط

• Armenianժապավեն

• Azerilent

• Bashkirтаҫма

• Belarusianсту́жкале́нта

• Bengaliপটিফিতা

• Bulgarianле́нта

• Burmeseဖဲကြိုး

• Catalancinta

• Chinese

• Mandarin絲帶缎带

• Czechstuha

• Danishbånd

• Dutchlint

• Estonianlint, pael, riba

• Finnishnauha

• Frenchruban

• Georgianლენტი

• GermanBand

• Greekταινία

• Haitian Creoletep, riban

• Hebre סֶרֶט

• Hindiफीतारिबन

• Hungarianszalag

• Icelandicneeded

• Indonesianpita

• Irishribíneach

• Italiannastro

• Japaneseリボン

• Kazakhтаспа

• Khmerបដ្ដិកាបូ

• Korean리본

• Kyrgyzлентасызма

• Laoໂບ

• Latinclipeumtaeniola

• Latvianlente

• Lithuanianjuosta

• Macedonianле́нтатра́ка

• Malaypita

• Maorirīpene

• Mongolianтууз

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbånd

• Persianروبان

• Polishwstążkatasiemka

• Portuguesefita

• Romanianfundă

• Russianле́нтатесьма́

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicврпца

• Romanvrpca

• Slovakstuha

• Slovenetrak

• Spanishcintalazo

• Swedishband

• Tagalogribon

• Tajikтасма

• Thaiริบบิ้น

• Turkishkurdele, şerit

• Turkmenlenta

• Ukrainianстрі́чка

• Urduفیتا

• Uzbeklenta, tasma

• Vietnameseruy-băng

• Welshrhuban, rudan

4.

• Englishskedaddle

• Englishmove or run away quickly

• Dutchvluchten, wegstuiven, het op een lopen zetten

• Finnishjuosta

• Frenchdéguerpir

• Germanabhauen, türmen

• Hungarianmegfutamodik, elszalad

• Interlinguasortir

• Italianscappa

• Polishzwiewać, zwiać

• Portuguesedar no pé

• Russianдра́патьудира́ть

• Serbo-Croatianqualifiersh

• Spanishlargarse, irse

• Swedishsticka, pysa, dra, kila, rusa, springa

5.

• Englishrun away

• Englishto flee by running

• Arabicهَرَبَ

• Catalanfugir

• Chinese

• Mandarin逃跑

• Czechutéct

• Dutchvluchten, weglopen

• Finnishjuosta pakoon

• Frenchs'enfuir

• Friulianfuî, scjampâ

• Georgianneeded

• Germanwegrennen, davonlaufen

• Italianscappare, fuggire

• Japanese逃げる

• Ngazidja Comoriantrawa

• Persianفرار کردن

• Polishuciekać

• Portuguesefugir

• Romanianfugi, scăpa

• Russianубега́ть

• Spanishhuir

• Teluguపారిపోవు

• Wallooncori evoye

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