saksak Tok pisin - Polish

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• Englishwound made by stabbing

• Catalanpunyalada

• Czechbodnutí

• Dutchsteekwond

• Finnishpistohaava

• Galicianpuñalada

• GermanStichwunde

• Italiancoltellata

• Norwegianstikk

• Portuguesepunhalada

• Quechuat'uksiy

• Russianколотая ра́на

• Spanishpuñalada

• Tagalogsaksak

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• EnglishTo pierce or wound with pointed object

• Arabicطَعَنَ

• Armenianխոցել

• Asturianapuñalar

• Burmeseထိုး

• Catalanapunyalar, acoltellar

• Chinese

• Czechpobodat, bodnout

• Dutchsteken

• Finnishpuukottaa

• Frenchpoignarder, frapper d'un coup de couteau

• Galicianapuñalar, acoitelar, anavallar

• Germanstechen, erstechen, niederstechen

• Hungariandö, szúr

• Irishsáigh, rop

• Italianpugnalare, accoltellare

• Japaneseneeded

• Latinconfodio, fodio, perfodio, transfodio, traicio, perfigo,

• Lithuanianbadyti

• Maorioka

• Norwegianstikke

• Persianخلاندن

• Portugueseapunhalar, esfaquear

• Quechuat'urpuy

• Rapa Nuioka

• Romanianînjunghia, străpunge, a da o lovitură de cuțit

• Romanschstilettar, cuntellar

• Russianзака́лывать, прокалывать

• Santaliᱨᱳᱜ

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sorbian

• Spanishapuñalar, acuchillar

• Swedishsticka

• Tagalogsaksak

• Turkishbıçaklamak, şişlemek

• Welshgwanu, trywanu

• Yiddishשטעכן

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• Englisha powdered starch obtained from certain palms used as a food thickener

• Armenianսագո

• Burmeseသာဂူ

• Chinese

• Czechságo

• Dutchsago

• Finnishsaago

• Frenchsagou

• GermanSago

• Hungarianszágó, szágóliszt

• Italiansagù

• Japaneseサゴ澱粉

• Malaysagu, ambuyat

• Maorihēko

• Portuguesesagu

• Russianса́го

• Spanishsagú

• Tok Pisinsaksak

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• Englishany of the palms from which sago is extracted

• Czechságovník

• Dutchsago

• Finnishsaagopalmu

• Frenchneeded

• GermanSago

• Hungarianszágó, szágópálma

• Indonesiansagu

• Japaneseサゴヤシ

• Malaypokok sagu

• Russianса́говая па́льма

• Spanishsagú

• Tok Pisinsaksak

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