ngón tay Vietnamese - Estonian

1.

• Englishfingernail on the thumb

• Czechnehet na palci

• Danishtommelfingernegl

• Dutchduimnagel

• Finnishpeukalonkynsi

• Frenchongle du pouce

• GermanDaumennagel

• Irishionga ordóige

• Macedonianпалчен нокт

• Polishpaznokieć kciuka

• Portugueseunha do polegar

• Russianно́готь большой палец

• Swedishtumnagel

• Vietnamesemóng ngón tay cái

• Volapükdömanuel

2.

• Englishextremity of the hand

• Abkhazанацәа

• Afrikaansvinger

• Albaniangisht

• Arabicإِصْبَع

• Armenianմատ

• Aromaniandzeadzit

• Asturiandeu

• Avarкилищ

• Azeribarmaq

• Baluchiموردانگ

• Bashkirбармаҡ

• Basquehatz

• Batsტარკ

• Belarusianпа́лец

• Bengaliআঙ্গুল

• Bretonbiz

• Bulgarianпръст

• Burmeseလက်ချောင်း

• Buryatхурган

• Catalandit

• Chamicurosulu shijpa

• Chechenпӏелг

• Chichewachala

• Chinese

• Chuvashпӳрне

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ

• Corsicanditu

• Czechprst

• Danishfinger

• Dhivehiއިނގިލި

• Dongxiangghurun

• Dupaninan Agtagiray

• Dutchvinger

• Erzyaсур, кедь сур

• Esperantofingro

• Estoniansõr, näpp

• Faroesefingur

• Finnishsormi

• Frenchdoigt

• Frisian

• Friuliandêt

• Gagauzparmak

• Galiciandedo

• Georgianთითი

• GermanFinger

• Greekδάχτυλο

• Gujaratiઆંગળી

• Haitian Creoledwèt

• Hawaiianmanamana

• Hebre אֶצְבַּע

• Hindiउंगली

• Hungarianujj

• Icelandicfingur

• Idofingro

• Indonesianjari

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishméar

• Italiandito

• Japanese指

• Kalmykхурһн

• Kannadaಬೆರಳು

• Karachay-Balkarбармакъ

• Karakalpakbarmaq

• Kareliansormi

• Kazakhбармақ

• Khakasсалаа

• Khmerម្រាមដៃ

• Komi-Zyrianчунь

• Kongomioko

• Korean손가락

• Koryakйылгылӈын

• Kumykбармакъ

• Kurdishtil

• Kyrgyzбармак

• Laoນິ້ວມື

• Latgalianpiersts

• Latindigitus

• Latvianpirksts

• Lazკითი

• Lithuanianpirštas

• Livoniansuoŗ

• Lojbandegji

• Lugandaolugalo

• Luhyaluluala, luluala

• Luoching

• LuxembourgishFanger

• Macedonianпрст

• Malagasyankihikely

• Malayjari

• Malayalamവിരൽ

• Maltesesaba

• Manxmair

• Marathiअंगुली

• Mazanderaniانگیس

• Mongolianхуруу

• Nahuatlmapili

• Navajoálázhoozh, álánééz

• Nepaliऔंला

• Norwegianfinger

• Occitandet

• Ojibweniibinaakwaanininj

• Okinawanいいび

• Old church slavonicпрьстъ

• Ossetianӕнгуылдз

• Ottoman Turkishبنانانگشت

• Pashtoګوته

• Persianانگشت

• Polishpalec

• Portuguesededo

• Romagnoldòit

• Romaninaj

• Romaniandeget

• Russianпа́лец

• Salarparmax

• Northern Samisuorbma

• Sanskritअङ्गुली

• Scottish gaelicmeurmeirceann

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shonaneeded

• Sicilianjiritujiditu

• Sindhiآڱُر

• Sinhaleseඇඟිල්‍ල

• Skolt Samisuõrm

• Slovakprst

• Sloveneprst

• Somalifaro

• Sorbian

• Sothomonwana

• Southern Altaiсабар

• Spanishdedo

• Svanფხულე

• Swahilikidole, dole

• Swedishfinger

• Tagalogdaliri

• Tajikангушт

• Tamilவிரல்

• Tatarбармак

• Teluguవేలు

• Thaiนิ้ว

• Tibetanneeded

• Tigrinyaኣጻብዕ

• Turkishparmak

• Turkmenbarmak

• Tuvanсалаа

• Ukrainianпа́лець

• Urduانگلی

• Uyghurبارماق

• Uzbekbarmoq

• Venetiandéo

• Vietnamesengón tay

• Vilamovianfyngier

• Volapükdoat

• Walloondoet

• Welshbys

• Xhosaumnwe

• Yakutтарбах

• Yiddishפֿינגער

• Zuluumunwe

3.

• Englishfirst finger next to the thumb

• Albaniangisht tregues

• Arabicسَبَّابَة

• Aramaicܡܛܘܚܬܐ

• Armenianցուցամատ

• Basquehatz erakusle

• Belarusianпаказа́льны па́лец

• Bretonbiz-yod

• Bulgarianпоказа́лец

• Catalaníndex

• Chinese

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ ⲛⲡⲛⲓ

• Czechukazovák

• Danishpegefinger

• Dutchwijsvinger

• Esperantomontra fingro, montrofingro

• Estoniannimetissõr

• Faroesefremstifingur

• Finnishetusormi

• Frenchindex

• Georgianსალოკი თითი, საჩვენებელი თითი

• GermanZeigefinger

• Greekδείκτης

• Hebre אצבע מורה

• Hungarianmutatóujj

• Icelandicvísifingurbendifingur

• Ilocanotammudo

• Indonesianjari telunjuk, tarjani

• Interlinguadigito indice, indice

• Italianindice

• Japanese人差し指

• Kannadaneeded

• Korean집게손가락

• Latinindex

• Latvianrādītājpirksts

• Lotudgontuduk

• Lule Samitjutjuk

• Macedonianпоказа́лец

• Malayjari telunjuk

• Maltesesaba’ l-werrej

• Maorikōroa

• Navajoálaʼ tsostsʼidí

• Ngazidja Comoriansha shahada

• Normanpreunmié déarideigt

• Northern Samičuvdi

• Norwegian

• Ottoman Turkishسبابهشهادت پرمغي

• Polishpalec wskazujący

• Portuguesededo indicadorPortugal, dedo índex gPortugal, índex gPortugal

• Romaniandeget arătător

• Russianуказа́тельный па́лец

• Scottish gaelicsgealbag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiڏَسِڻِي

• Skolt Samičuõjjiǩ

• Slovakukazovák

• Slovenekazalec

• Southern Kalingapattuchu

• Spanishíndice

• Sundanesecuruk

• Swedishpekfinger

• Tagaloghintuturo

• Teluguచూపుడువేలు, తర్జని

• Tetumliman fuan hatudu

• Turkishişaret parmağı

• Turkmensüýem barmak

• Ukrainianвказі́вний па́лець

• Vietnamesengón tay trỏ

• Welshmynegfys

• West Coast Bajautemboro'

• West frisianfoarste finger, wiisfinger

• Yup'ikkeniun, tekeq, tengayuq

4.

• Englishextremity of the hand

• Abkhazанацәа

• Afrikaansvinger

• Albaniangisht

• Arabicإِصْبَع

• Armenianմատ

• Aromaniandzeadzit

• Asturiandeu

• Avarкилищ

• Azeribarmaq

• Baluchiموردانگ

• Bashkirбармаҡ

• Basquehatz

• Batsტარკ

• Belarusianпа́лец

• Bengaliআঙ্গুল

• Bretonbiz

• Bulgarianпръст

• Burmeseလက်ချောင်း

• Buryatхурган

• Catalandit

• Chamicurosulu shijpa

• Chechenпӏелг

• Chichewachala

• Chinese

• Chuvashпӳрне

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ

• Corsicanditu

• Czechprst

• Danishfinger

• Dhivehiއިނގިލި

• Dongxiangghurun

• Dupaninan Agtagiray

• Dutchvinger

• Erzyaсур, кедь сур

• Esperantofingro

• Estoniansõr, näpp

• Faroesefingur

• Finnishsormi

• Frenchdoigt

• Frisian

• Friuliandêt

• Gagauzparmak

• Galiciandedo

• Georgianთითი

• GermanFinger

• Greekδάχτυλο

• Gujaratiઆંગળી

• Haitian Creoledwèt

• Hawaiianmanamana

• Hebre אֶצְבַּע

• Hindiउंगली

• Hungarianujj

• Icelandicfingur

• Idofingro

• Indonesianjari

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishméar

• Italiandito

• Japanese指

• Kalmykхурһн

• Kannadaಬೆರಳು

• Karachay-Balkarбармакъ

• Karakalpakbarmaq

• Kareliansormi

• Kazakhбармақ

• Khakasсалаа

• Khmerម្រាមដៃ

• Komi-Zyrianчунь

• Kongomioko

• Korean손가락

• Koryakйылгылӈын

• Kumykбармакъ

• Kurdishtil

• Kyrgyzбармак

• Laoນິ້ວມື

• Latgalianpiersts

• Latindigitus

• Latvianpirksts

• Lazკითი

• Lithuanianpirštas

• Livoniansuoŗ

• Lojbandegji

• Lugandaolugalo

• Luhyaluluala, luluala

• Luoching

• LuxembourgishFanger

• Macedonianпрст

• Malagasyankihikely

• Malayjari

• Malayalamവിരൽ

• Maltesesaba

• Manxmair

• Marathiअंगुली

• Mazanderaniانگیس

• Mongolianхуруу

• Nahuatlmapili

• Navajoálázhoozh, álánééz

• Nepaliऔंला

• Norwegianfinger

• Occitandet

• Ojibweniibinaakwaanininj

• Okinawanいいび

• Old church slavonicпрьстъ

• Ossetianӕнгуылдз

• Ottoman Turkishبنانانگشت

• Pashtoګوته

• Persianانگشت

• Polishpalec

• Portuguesededo

• Romagnoldòit

• Romaninaj

• Romaniandeget

• Russianпа́лец

• Salarparmax

• Northern Samisuorbma

• Sanskritअङ्गुली

• Scottish gaelicmeurmeirceann

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shonaneeded

• Sicilianjiritujiditu

• Sindhiآڱُر

• Sinhaleseඇඟිල්‍ල

• Skolt Samisuõrm

• Slovakprst

• Sloveneprst

• Somalifaro

• Sorbian

• Sothomonwana

• Southern Altaiсабар

• Spanishdedo

• Svanფხულე

• Swahilikidole, dole

• Swedishfinger

• Tagalogdaliri

• Tajikангушт

• Tamilவிரல்

• Tatarбармак

• Teluguవేలు

• Thaiนิ้ว

• Tibetanneeded

• Tigrinyaኣጻብዕ

• Turkishparmak

• Turkmenbarmak

• Tuvanсалаа

• Ukrainianпа́лець

• Urduانگلی

• Uyghurبارماق

• Uzbekbarmoq

• Venetiandéo

• Vietnamesengón tay

• Vilamovianfyngier

• Volapükdoat

• Walloondoet

• Welshbys

• Xhosaumnwe

• Yakutтарбах

• Yiddishפֿינגער

• Zuluumunwe

5.

• Englishoutermost and smallest finger of the hand

• Alabamailbochòosi

• Arabicخِنْصِر

• Aramaicܚܨܪܐ

• Armenianճկույթ

• Basqueatxiki

• Belarusianмязінец

• Bretonbiz-bihan

• Bulgarianкутремалешка

• Catalandit petit

• Central Melanautujok ingeh

• Chinese

• Classical Nahuatlmahpiltōntli

• Copticⲥⲁⲗⲟⲩⲡⲓⲛ

• Crimean Tatarkiçik parmaq

• Czechmalík

• Danishlillefinger

• Dutchpink

• Esperantomalgranda fingro, etfingro

• Estonianväike sõr

• Finnishpikkusormi, pikkuvarvas

• Frenchpetit doigt

• Georgianნეკი, ნეკა თითი

• Germankleiner Finger

• Greekμικρός

• Hebre זרת

• Hungariankisujj

• Ilocanokikit

• Indonesianjari kelingking

• Interlinguadigito auricular, auricular

• Irishméar bheag

• Italianmignolo

• Japanese小指

• Korean새끼손가락

• Lazწულუ კითი

• Macedonianмал прст

• Malayjari kelengkeng

• Maltesesaba’ żgħir

• Maorikōiti

• Navajoáláyáázh

• Neapolitanmignulìllo

• Ngazidja Comorianshaya sha ntsa

• Normanp'tit dép'tit quérouin

• Northern Samičelččen

• Norwegian

• Pitjantjatjaramaṟa ngaḻi

• Polishmały palec

• Portuguesededo mínimodedo auricular

• Romaniandeget mic

• Russianмизи́нец

• Scotspinkie

• Scottish gaeliclùdagcorra-mheur

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiچِيچَ

• Slovakmalíček

• Slovenemezinec

• Southern Kalingapaiing

• Spanishdedo meñique

• Sundanesecingir

• Swedishlillfinger, lilltå

• Tagalogkalingkingan, hinliliit

• Turkishserçe parmağı

• Turkmenkülembike

• Ukrainianмізинець

• Vietnamesengón út, ngón tay út

• Volapükrikül

• Welshbys bach

• West frisianpink

• Yup'ikiqelquq

6.

• Englishfinger between the forefinger and the ring finger

• Arabicوُسْطَى

• Aramaicܡܨܥܝܬܐ

• Armenianմիջնամատ

• Basquehatz erdiko

• Belarusianсярэ́дні па́лец

• Bretonbiz-bras

• Bulgarianсре́ден пръст

• Catalandit del mig

• Central Melanautujok dagen

• Chinese

• Copticⲧⲏⲃ ⲛⲑⲙⲏϯ

• Czechprostředník

• Danishlangfinger

• Dutchmiddelvinger

• Esperantolonga fingro, meza fingro, mezfingro

• Estoniankeskmine sõr

• Faroeselongutong

• Finnishkeskisormi, keskari

• Frenchmajeurmédius

• Georgianშუათითი

• GermanMittelfinger

• Greekμέσος

• Hebre אַמָּהצְרֵדָה

• Hungarianközépsőujj

• Icelandiclangatöng

• Ilocanoakintenga nga ramay

• Indonesianjari tengah, jari hantu, jari malang, jari mati, jari panjang

• Interlinguadigito medie

• Italianmedio

• Japanese中指

• Kalmykдундк

• Kannadaಎಡೆವೆರಲ್

• Korean중지 (가운뎃손가락

• Laoນິ້ວກາງ

• Latindigitus medius

• Macedonianсреден прст

• Malayjari hantu, jari tengah, jari malang, jari mati, jari panjang

• Maltesesaba’ tan-nofs

• Maoritōroa, māpere

• Navajoálánézhí

• Ngazidja Comorianshaya sha hari

• Normanmaître démouss'cotin

• Northern Samigaskasuorbma

• Norwegian

• Ottoman Turkishاورتا پرمق

• Polishpalec środkowy

• Portuguesededo médio

• Romaniandeget mijlociu

• Russianсре́дний па́лец

• Scottish gaelicgunna fadamioragaidh-fad

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sindhiوِچِين

• Skolt Samikõskksuõrm

• Slovakprostredník

• Slovenesredinec

• Southern Kalingapagkawkawa

• Spanishdedo de en medio

• Sundanesejajangkung

• Swedishlångfinger

• Tagaloghinlalato

• Tamilநடுவிரல்

• Teluguనడివ్రేలు

• Turkishorta parmak

• Turkmenorta barmak

• Ukrainianсере́дній па́лець

• Vietnamesengón giữa, ngón tay giữa

• West frisianmiddelste finger

• Yup'ikakulipeq, alqiliq, aquq

• Zuluuphakathi

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