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1.

• Englishveer

• EnglishTo change direction or course suddenly

• Germanausscheren

2.

• Englishstroke

• Englishloss of brain function arising when the blood supply to the brain is suddenly interrupted

• Armenianկաթված

• Chinese

• Mandarin中风卒中

• Czechmrtvice

• Danishapopleksi, slagtilfælde

• Dutchberoerte

• Esperantoapopleksio

• Finnishaivoverenkiertohäiriö

• Frenchaccident vasculaire cérébralAVC

• GermanSchlaganfallHirnschlag

• Hebre שָׁבָץשבץ מוחי

• Hungarianagyvérzés

• Italiancolpo apoplettico, ictus, accidente cerebrovascolare

• Japanese脳梗塞

• Malayangin ahmar

• Maoriikura roro, mate ikura roro

• Norwegianslag

• Persianسکته مغزی

• Polishwylew

• Portuguesederrame

• Russianпарали́чинсу́льт

• SpanishapoplejíaACV

• Swedishstrokeslaganfall

• Volapükbreinaflap, breinaparalüd, paopläg

3.

• Englishsurge

• Englishto rush, flood, or increase suddenly

• Finnishpaisua

• Frenchdéferler

• Maoripōrutu qualifier

• Slovaknahrnúť sa, navaliť sa

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• Englishsurge

• Englishto accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly

• Finnishrynnätä

• Galicianxurdir

• Slovakvyraziť, vyrútiť sa, vyvaliť sa

4.

• Englishdead

• EnglishVery, absolutely, extremely, suddenly

• Bulgarianабсолютно, безусловно

• Cantonese到死鬼死咁

• Chinese

• Mandarin完全地

• Danishdød-

• Dutchbloed-, oer-, dood-

• Ze is bloedmooi, Hij is oerdom , Ik ben doodmoe

• Finnishsairaan, kuoleman-

• Germantod-

• Russianабсолю́тно, соверше́нно

• Walloonpår, fén

5.

• Englishstaat|die

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

6.

• Englishdebacle

• Englishevent or enterprise that ends suddenly and disastrously

• Czechdebakl

• Dutchverpletteringdebacle

• Finnishfiasko, epäonnistuminen

• Frenchfiasco

• GermanDebakel

• Italianfiasco

• Portuguesefiasco

• Russianфиа́ско

• Spanishdebacle

• Swedishdebacle

7.

• Englishbalk

• Englishto refuse suddenly

• Bulgarianпропускам, отказвам

• Frenchregimber

• Germansich sperren, zurückweisen

• Serbo-Croatianustuknuti

8.

• Englishpounce

• EnglishTo attack suddenly

• Dutchbespringen

• Finnishsyöksyä jokinjohonkin

• Frenchfondre sur

• Portuguesedar o bote

9.

• Englishhard|die

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

10.

• Englishgasp

• Englishto draw in the breath suddenly

• Armenianհեւալ

• Bulgarianахвам

• Czechzajíknout se

• Dutchhijgen, snakken

• Esperantoanheli

• Finnishhaukkoa henkeään

• Frenchhaleter

• Germankeuchen

• Greekλαχανιάζω

• Italianrestare senza fiato, restare a bocca aperta, trattenere il fiato

• Japanese息を呑む

• Korean숨가쁘다

• Maorimote, kuha, mote qualifier

• Norwegiangispe

• Portuguesesuspirar

• Russianвздыха́тьru

• Scottish gaelicplosg

• Swedishflämta, kippa

11.

• Englishsnap

• Englishto break apart suddenly or at once

• Finnishnapsahtaa poikki, katketa qualifier

• Frenchrompre

• Germanabbrechen

• Maoriwhati

• Russianлома́тьслома́ться

• Spanishquebrar, romper

• 
  

• Englishsnap

• Englishto cause to move suddenly and smartly

• Finnishnapauttaa, näpsäyttää

12.

• Englishthunderstruck

• Englishastonished, amazed or so suddenly surprised as to be unable to speak

• Armenianշանթահար

• Frenchstupéfié, abasourdi

• Germanwie vom Donner gerührt

• Greekκεραυνόπληκτος

• Norwegianlamslått

• Spanishestupefacto

13.

• Englishgush

• Englishto flow forth suddenly

• Bulgarianбликвам

• Chinese

• Mandarin噴喷薄

• Finnishpurskahtaa, pursuta, hulahtaa, ryöpsähtää

• Frenchjaillir

• Germansich ergießen, strömen

• Irishscaird

• Japanese噴出

• Maorikuhī, hīrere, kapukapu

• Portugueseesguichar

• Russianхлы́нутьфонтани́ровать

• Spanishmanar, salir a borbotones

14.

• Englishhop

• Englishto suddenly take transport

• Italiansaltàr su

• Russianпры́гать

15.

• Englishcut

• Englishto change direction suddenly

• Dutchkappen

• Finnishmutkitella, koukata

• Hebre חתך

16.

• Englishturn

• Englishmove around an axis through itsel

• Arabicدَارَ

• Aramaic

• Classical Syriacܦܢܐ

• Armenianշրջվել, պտտվել

• Burmeseလှည့်

• Catalangirar

• Chinese

• Mandarin轉動旋转

• Czechtočit, otočit

• Danishdreje

• Dutchdraaien

• Estonianpöörlema, pöörduma

• Finnishpyöriä, kääntyä

• Frenchtourner, tourner

• Friuliangirâ

• Galicianxirar, virar

• Germandrehen

• Greekγυρίζω

• Hungarianforog

• Indonesianberbelok

• Irishcas, iompaigh, sníomh

• Italiangirare, ruotare

• Japanese回る

• Korean돌다

• Kurdish

• Soraniqualifierku

• Latinvertō

• Malaypusing, putar, belok

• Maorimatakohuki qualifier

• Norwegiansnu, snurre

• Pashtoتاوولاړول

• Polishskręt, obrót

• Portuguesegirar, virar

• Rapa Nuitaviri

• Romanianse învârti

• Romanschgirar

• Russianвраща́тьсяповора́чиваться, поверну́ться

• Scottish gaelictionndaidh

• Spanishgirar

• Swahiligeukia

• Swedishsnurra, vända sig, vrida sig

• Teluguతిరుగు

• Turkishdönmek

17.

• Englishabrupt

• Englishto interrupt suddenly

• Finnishkeskeyttää

• Portugueseabscindir, interromper

18.

• Englishdie

• Englishto stop living

• Abkhazаҧсра

• Ainucheckライ

• Albanianvdes

• Arabicمَاتَ

• Egyptian Arabicمات

• Moroccan Arabicمات

• Aramaic

• Syriacܡܬ

• Armenianմեռնել, մահանալ

• Aromanianmor, moru

• Asturianmorrer

• Azeriölmək

• Bakhtiariمردن

• Belarusianпаміра́ць

• Bretonmervel

• Bulgarianумѝрамиздъхвам

• Burmeseသေ, ဆုံး, ကွယ်လွန်

• Catalanmorir

• Chinese

• Cantonese死過身

• Mandarin死亡cmn

• Chuukesemano

• Czechumřít

• Dalmatianmorer

• Danishdø, udånde

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdoodgaan, sterven, overlijden

• Esperantomorti

• Estoniansurema, koolema, kõngema, kärvama, hinge heitma, langema,

• Faroesedoyggja, andast

• Finnishkuolla

• Frenchmourir, expirer, trépasser, crever qualifier

• Friulianmurî

• Galicianmorrer

• Georgianიღუპება, სიკვდილი, გარდაცვალება, დაღუპვა

• Germansterben, umkommen, versterben

• Alemannic Germansteerbe

• Greekπεθαίνω, αποθνήσκω, αποβιώνω

• Ancient Greekἀποθνήσκω, ἀποθνῄσκω, θνῄσκω

• Guaranímano, qualifiergn

• Hebre מת

• Hindiमरना

• Hungarianmeghal, hal, elhuny

• Icelandicdeyja, drepast, andast, sálast, týna lífinu, skylja við,

• Idomortar

• Ilocanomatay

• Indonesianmati, meninggal

• Interlinguamorir

• Irishfaigh bás

• Old Irishar-a·chrin, a-t·baill

• Isthmus Zapotecrati

• Italianmorire, cadere

• Japanese死ぬ

• Normanmouothi, trépâsser

• Kazakhөлу

• Khmerតាយ

• Korean죽다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjimirin

• Soraniمردن

• Kyrgyzөлүү, каза болуу, жок болуу

• Ladinmorir, morì

• Laoຕາຍ

• Latgalianmiert, nūmiert

• Latinmorior, pereo, exspiro, decedo, intereo

• Latvianmirt, nomirt

• Lithuanianmirti, numirti

• Lojbanmrobi'o

• Macedonianумира, починува, пцовисува qualifier

• Malaymati, meninggal

• Maltesemiet

• Maorimate, hemo, mōnehu, mate hirinaki qualifier

• Mongolianөнгөрөхнас барах

• Nahuatlmiqui

• Navajodaatsaah qualifier

• Neapolitanmurì

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Northern Samijápmit

• Norwegiandø, døy

• Novialmori

• Occitanmorir

• Old church slavonicоумрѣти

• Old Englishsteorfan, forðferde

• Old Frisiansterva

• Ottoman Turkishاولمك

• Persianمردن

• Pipilmiki, miqui

• Polishumierać

• Portuguesemorrer, falecer

• Purepechauarhini

• Quechuawañuy

• Rapa Nuimate

• Romanianmuri

• Romanschmurir, mureir

• Russianумира́тьпомира́ть

• Samogitianpasėmėrtė

• Sanskritमरति

• Sardinianmorre, morrire, morri, morriri

• Scotsdee

• Scottish gaelicbàsaich, caochail, eug

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicумретиумирати

• Romanumreti, umrijeti, umirati

• Seriqualifiersei

• Sicilianmuriri, mòriri

• Sinhaleseමැරෙනවා

• Skolt Samijääʹmmed

• Slovakumrieť, zomrieť, skonať

• Sloveneumreti

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwumrěś

• Spanishdiñar, diñarla, espichar, estirar la pata, fallecer (widely used), fenecer,

• Sundanesepupus

• Swahilikufa

• Swedishdö, avlida, gå bort

• Tagalogmatay

• Tajikмурдан

• Tatarүләргә

• Teluguచనిపోవు, మరణించు, పరమపదించు, కాలం చేయు, గతించు

• Thaiตาย

• Tibetanའཆི་བ

• Tok Pisindai

• Tupinambámanõ, qualifiertpn

• Turkishölmek

• Turkmenölmek

• Ukrainianумира́типоме́рти

• Urduمرنا

• Uzbekoʻlmoq

• Venetianmorir

• Vietnamesechết, mất, tử

• Volapükdeadön

• Võrokuulma

• Walloonmori, crever qualifier

• Welshmarw

• West frisiandeagean, ferstjerre, stjerre

• Yiddishשטאַרבן

• Zulufa

• ǃXóõǀʻâa, ʻǀnôo

19.

• Englishsketch|dead

• EnglishVery, absolutely, extremely, suddenly

• Bulgarianабсолютно, безусловно

• Cantonese到死鬼死咁

• Chinese

• Mandarin完全地

• Danishdød-

• Dutchbloed-, oer-, dood-

• Ze is bloedmooi, Hij is oerdom , Ik ben doodmoe

• Finnishsairaan, kuoleman-

• Germantod-

• Russianабсолю́тно, соверше́нно

• Walloonpår, fén

20.

• Englishtrap

• Englishdevice used to hold and suddenly release an object

• Finnishkoppi qualifierpesä

• Greekπαγίδα

• Polish

• Swahilimtego

• 
  

• Englishtrap

• Englishto leave suddenly, to flee

• Finnishhäipyä

21.

• Englishstart

• Englishto jerk suddenly in surprise

• Dutchopschrikken

• Finnishhätkähtää

• Frenchsursauter

• Icelandichrökkva við

• Japaneseびくっとする

• Maoriohomauri, ohorere, ohotata, hiki, kōtiri qualifier

• Polishpoderwać się

• Portuguesesobressaltar

• Russianдёргаться

• Scottish gaelicleu

• Serbo-Croatiantrznuti, trgnuti

• Swedishrycka till

• 
  

• Englishstart

• Englishto awaken suddenly

• Finnishsäpsähtää, havahtua

• Hungarianfelriad

• Icelandichrökkva upp

• Japanese飛び起きる

• Polishzerwać się (z łóżko

22.

• Englishdown|cut

• Englishto change direction suddenly

• Dutchkappen

• Finnishmutkitella, koukata

• Hebre חתך

23.

• Englishflood|flash

• Englishto move, or cause to move suddenly

• Finnishtemmata

24.

• Englishbeat up|up

• Englishto attack suddenly, to alar

• Finnishtehdä yllätyshyökkäys, yllättää

25.

• Englishhit

• Englishto come into contact with forcefully and suddenly

• Catalanxocar

• Frenchcogner

• Germanschlagen, qualifierde

• Hebre פגע

• Portuguesebater, chocar-se, colidir

• Russianударяться

• Spanishdar, chocar

• Swedishslå emot

• Tok Pisinpaiti, kili

26.

• Englishdart

• Englishto throw suddenly or rapidly

• Bulgarianмятам, хвърлям

• Finnishsingota

• Norwegiankaste, kyle

27.

• Englishflush

• Englishto take suddenly to flight, especially from cover

• Dutchopvliegen

• Finnishrynnätä,

• Italianprendere il volo, levarsi in volo, volare via

• 
  

• Englishflush

• Englishto flow and spread suddenly

• Germanströmen, rauschen

28.

• Englishbreak away

• Englishto leave suddenly

• Finnishhäipyä, hävitä

29.

• Englishdrop dead

• Englishto die suddenly

• Finnishkaatua kuolleena maahan, kuolla äkillisesti

• Frenchtomber raide mort

• Hungarianszörnyethal

• Englishto die suddenly

• Finnishkaatua kuolleena maahan, kuolla äkillisesti

• Frenchtomber raide mort

• Hungarianszörnyethal

30.

• Englishblurt

• Englishto speak suddenly and unadvisedly

• Bulgarianиздрънквам

• Chinese

• Mandarin脫口而出

• Dutchuitflappen

• Finnishmöläyttää, töksäyttää, täräyttää, tokaista

• Frenchlâcher, laisser échapper

• Germanherausplatzen, ausquatschen, ausplappern

• Japanese口走る

• Korean내뱉다

• Kyrgyzайтып салайтып кой

• Russianсболтну́тьпрогова́риваться

31.

• Englishclick

• Englishintransitive: make sense suddenly

• Czechdojít qualifier

• Macedonianсветнува

• Portuguesecair a ficha

• Russianдойти́

• Swedishfalla på plats, gå upp ett ljus

32.

• Englishcut down|cut

• Englishto change direction suddenly

• Dutchkappen

• Finnishmutkitella, koukata

• Hebre חתך

33.

• Englishswoop

• Englishto fly downwards suddenly

• Finnishsyöksyä

• Maorikurutohitohi, topa, whakatopa, tapakō

• Russianналетать, пикировать

• Slovakpustiť sa strmhlav

• Spanishprecipitarse, abalanzarse, lanzarse en picada, volar en picada

• 
  

• Englishswoop

• Englishan instance, or the act of suddenly plunging downwards

• Dutchduikvlucht

• Finnishsyöksy

• Maoritapakōtanga

• Russianпикирование

• Spanishprecipitaciónpicada

34.

• Englishthrill

• Englishsuddenly excite someone, or to give someone great pleasure, to electrify

• Dutchopwinden

• Finnishsykähdyttää, riemastuttaa

• Frenchexciter, émoustiller

• Germanerregen, begeistern

• Maoriwanawana, mōhukihuki

• Polishwzruszać, zachwycać, poruszać

• Portugueseemocionar, excitar

• Russianвзволнова́ть

• Serbo-Croatianuzbuditi

• Spanishemocionar, excitar, entusiasmar

• Turkishheyecanlandırmak

35.

• Englishblow up

• Englishto suddenly get very angry

• Frenchexploser

• Ngazidja Comorianhea utungu

36.

• Englishdead|drop

• EnglishVery, absolutely, extremely, suddenly

• Bulgarianабсолютно, безусловно

• Cantonese到死鬼死咁

• Chinese

• Mandarin完全地

• Danishdød-

• Dutchbloed-, oer-, dood-

• Ze is bloedmooi, Hij is oerdom , Ik ben doodmoe

• Finnishsairaan, kuoleman-

• Germantod-

• Russianабсолю́тно, соверше́нно

• Walloonpår, fén

37.

• Englishprecipitate

• Englishmake something happen suddenly and quickly, hasten

• Chinese

• Mandarin加速

• Finnishkiirehtiä, kiihdyttää, nopeuttaa, jouduttaa

• Germanvorantreiben, beschleunigen

• Greekεπιταχύνω, επισπεύδω

• Maoriwhakauruhi

• Romanianaccelera, precipita, grăbi

38.

• Englishbreak out

• Englishto begin suddenly, to emerge in a certain condition

• Chinese

• Mandarin爆發勃发

• Finnishpuhjeta, syttyä

• Japanese勃発

• Russianразгора́тьсяразража́ться

• Swedishutbryta

39.

• Englishblow

• Englishto fail suddenly destructively

• Finnishrikkoutua, särkyä, palaa (by electric current)

• Spanisharruinar, cagar

40.

• Englishsmash

• Englishfiguratively: to ruin completely and suddenly

• Finnishmurskata

• Georgianneeded

• Russianразгроми́ть

• Scottish gaelicbris

41.

• Englishsplash

• Englishto splatter or spread around suddenly

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechstříkat, postříkat

• Finnishroiskua

• Georgianneeded

• Indonesianneeded

• Khmerneeded

• Malayneeded

• Maoripūhoru, pōhutu

• Portugueseespalhar

• Russianплеска́тьрасплеска́ться

• Scotsblash

• Tamilneeded

• Thaineeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• Yiddishשפּריצן

42.

• Englishcollapse

• Englishto fall down suddenly, to cave in

• Arabicتَفَرَّغَ مِنَ الْهَوَاء

• Armenianփուլ գալ

• Bulgarianсрутвам се

• Chinese

• Mandarin倒坍崩溃

• Czechspadnout, zhroutit se

• Dutchinstorten

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishsortua, romahtaa, luhistua, lyyhistyä

• Frenchs'effondrer

• Georgianჩამონგრევა

• Germaneinstürzen, kollabieren, zusammenfallen

• Greekκαταρρέω, καταπίπτω

• Italiancollassare, crollare, accasciarsi

• Japanese潰えるsc=Jpan

• Khmerស្រុតបាក់គ្រឹប

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Soraniڕوخان

• Latinruō

• Maoringaeki, tanuku

• Nepalineeded

• Ngazidja Comorianpuha

• Persianفرو ربختن

• Polishzapadać się

• Portuguesedesabar, ruir, desmoronar

• Quechuathuñiy

• Romanianprăbuși

• Russianразруша́ться

• Spanishderrumbarse, desplomarse

• Thaineeded

• Turkishçökmek

• Vietnameseneeded

43.

• Englishelectrify

• Englishto excite suddenly and violently

• Germanelektrisieren

• Greekηλεκτρίζω

• Swedishelektrisera, entusiasmera

44.

• Englishbeat up

• Englishto attack suddenly, to alar

• Finnishtehdä yllätyshyökkäys, yllättää

• Englishto attack suddenly, to alar

• Finnishtehdä yllätyshyökkäys, yllättää

45.

• Englishhike

• Englishto unfairly or suddenly raise a price

• Japanesequalifierja

• Russianзадрать цену

46.

• Englishflash

• Englishto move, or cause to move suddenly

• Finnishtemmata

47.

• Englishthrow

• Englishto cause an object to move rapidly through the air

• Arabicصَبَّ, رَمَى, اِنْدَفَعَ, قَذَفَ

• Armenianնետել, շպրտել

• Asturianllanzar, tirar

• Azeriatmaq

• Belarusianкіда́ць

• Bretonteurel, teulel

• Bulgarianхвъ́рлям

• Burmeseပစ်

• Catalanllançar, tirar

• Chinese

• Mandarin抛投鑄

• Cornishteulel, towlel, towla

• Czechvrhat

• Dalmatiantruar

• Danishkaste

• Dutchwerpen, gooien, smijten

• Faroesekasta, blaka

• Finnishheittää, viskata, nakata,

• (repeatedly, continuously and/or indifferently) heitellä, viskoa, viskellä, nakella, paiskoa

• (suddenly and/or forcefully) viskaista, paiskata, paiskaista

• Frenchjeter, lancer

• Friulianslançâ

• Galicianlanzar, tirar

• Georgianგადაგდება

• Germanwerfen

• Greekρίχνω

• Hebre זרק

• Hindiफेंकना

• Hungariandob

• Icelandickasta, fleygja, henda, varpa, verpa

• Indonesianlempar

• Irishcaith

• Old Irishfo·ceird, caithid

• Italiangettare, lanciare, tirare

• Japanese投げる

• Normansouîndgi, fliantchi, j'ter, lanchi, pitchi

• Kazakhлақтыру, тастау

• Khmerបោះចោល

• Korean던지다

• Kurdish

• Soraniهاوێشتن, فڕێدان

• Kyrgyzташтоо

• Laoຂວ້າງ

• Latgaliansvīst, svaideit

• Latiniacto, iacio

• Latvianmest, sviest

• Lithuanianmesti, sviesti

• Luxembourgishgeheien

• Macedonianфрла

• Manchuᡶᠠᡥᠠᠮᠪᡳ

• Maorihōreke qualifier

• Mongolianхаях

• Neapolitaniettà

• Norwegiankaste, hive

• Occitanlançar

• Persianانداختن

• Polishrzucać

• Portugueselançar, atirar, arremessar, jogar

• Quechuachanqay, chuqay, chamqay, wikch'uy

• Romanianarunca

• Romanschbittar, lantschar

• Russianброса́тькида́ть

• Scottish gaelictilg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicбацити

• Romanbaciti

• Sicilianlanzari

• Sinhaleseගසනවා

• Slovakhodiť, vrhnúť

• Slovenevreči

• Spanishlanzar, tirar, arrojar

• Sundanesealung

• Swahilikutupa

• Swedishkasta

• Tajikандохтан

• Thaiโยนขว้างปา

• Turkishatmak, fırlatmak

• Turkmenatmak

• Ukrainianкида́ти

• Urduپھینکنا

• Uzbekotmoq

• Venetianlansar

• Vietnamesené

• Waray-Waraylabog, pilak

• Welshtaflu

• Yiddishוואַרפֿן

• 
  

• Englishthrow

• Englishto eject or cause to fall of

• Armenianնետել, գցել

• Dutchafwerpen

• Finnishheittää (maanakata (maa

• (repeatedly, continuously and/or indifferently) heitellä, viskoa, viskellä, nakella, paiskoa (maa

• (suddenly and/or forcefully) viskaista

• Hebre זרק

• Japanese投げる

• Kurdish

• Soraniهاوێشتن

• Norwegiankaste

• Portugueseexpelir

• Russianсбра́сыватьски́дывать

• Scottish gaelictilg

• Swedishkasta, tippa, välta

48.

• Englishall of a sudden

• Englishcolloquial: suddenly

• Arabicفَجْأَةً

• Bashkirҡапыл

• Bengaliহঠাত্

• Catalande cop

• Chinese

• Mandarin突然忽然一下子

• Czechnajednou

• Danishpludselig

• Finnishyhtäkkiä, äkkiä, äkkiarvaamatta, äkisti

• Frenchsoudain, soudainement, subitement, tout à coup, tout d'un coup

• Georgianუეცრად

• Germanurplötzlich

• Hungarianhirtelen, váratlanul

• Japanese突然

• Latvianpēkšņi

• Norwegianplutselig

• Portuguesesubitamente, de repente, repentinamente

• Russianвдруг, внеза́пно, неожи́данно

• Scottish gaelicgu grad

• Spanishde repente, súbitamente, de pronto, de golpe

• Swedishplötsligt

49.

• Englishskyrocket

• Englishto increase suddenly and extremely

• Chinese

• Mandarin飛漲平步青云

• Czechvyletět nahoru

• Finnishnousta pilviin qualifierfi

• Frenchgrimper en flèche, monter en flèche, exploser

• Germanemporschnellen, hochschnellen, explodieren

• Italianandare alle stelle, balzare alle stelle

• Japanese急騰sc=Jpan

• Portugueseir às alturas, elevar-se às alturas

• Russianподска́киватьвзлета́ть

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicodleteti u nebesa, odletjeti u nebesa qualifier

• Romanодлетети у небеса, одлетјети у небеса qualifier

• Swedishskjuta i höjden, stiga våldsamt

50.

• Englishbolt

• Englishto accelerate suddenly

• Bulgarianхуквам

• Finnishrynnätä

• Germanwegspringen, davonspringen, springen, zurückspringen, durchgehen, stürzen,

• Russianдавать дёрадать дёра

• Swedishrusa, skena

51.

• Englishhunch

• Englishto push or thrust suddenly

• Finnishtönäistä

52.

• Englishdouse

• Englishplunge suddenly into water, duck, immerse

• Bulgarianпотапям, намокрям

• Dutchonderduiken, onderdompelen

• Finnishkastaa, upottaa

• Frenchimmerger

• Portugueseimergir

• Romanianmuia

• Russianокуна́ть

• 
  

• Englishdouse

• Englishfall suddenly into water

• Finnishpudota

• 
  

• Englishdouse

• Englishstrike or lower in haste, slacken suddenly

• Finnishvetäistä

53.

• Englishyandere

• EnglishA character who fits the archetype of being genuinely kind, loving, or gentle, but can suddenly switch to being aggressive or deranged

• Chinese

• Mandarin病嬌, 病娇

• Japaneseヤンデレ

54.

• Englishup|turn

• Englishmove around an axis through itsel

• Arabicدَارَ

• Aramaic

• Classical Syriacܦܢܐ

• Armenianշրջվել, պտտվել

• Burmeseလှည့်

• Catalangirar

• Chinese

• Mandarin轉動旋转

• Czechtočit, otočit

• Danishdreje

• Dutchdraaien

• Estonianpöörlema, pöörduma

• Finnishpyöriä, kääntyä

• Frenchtourner, tourner

• Friuliangirâ

• Galicianxirar, virar

• Germandrehen

• Greekγυρίζω

• Hungarianforog

• Indonesianberbelok

• Irishcas, iompaigh, sníomh

• Italiangirare, ruotare

• Japanese回る

• Korean돌다

• Kurdish

• Soraniqualifierku

• Latinvertō

• Malaypusing, putar, belok

• Maorimatakohuki qualifier

• Norwegiansnu, snurre

• Pashtoتاوولاړول

• Polishskręt, obrót

• Portuguesegirar, virar

• Rapa Nuitaviri

• Romanianse învârti

• Romanschgirar

• Russianвраща́тьсяповора́чиваться, поверну́ться

• Scottish gaelictionndaidh

• Spanishgirar

• Swahiligeukia

• Swedishsnurra, vända sig, vrida sig

• Teluguతిరుగు

• Turkishdönmek

55.

• Englishstart up

• Englishto appear suddenly

• Germanauftauchen

• Russianвывалиться, взя́ться, вынырнуть, заявиться, нагрянуть

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