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English: uncle brother of one's mother or father Русский: дядя Português do Brasil: o tio 日本語: おじさん, おじ, Türkçe: amca, dayı, enişte Româneşte: unchi Nederlands: oom, nonkel, ome Čeština: strýc, strejda, strýček Svenska: morbror eller farbror, farbror, morbror Suomi: setä, eno עברית: דוד Lietuviškai: dėdė ar Brezhoneg: eontr, tonton Esperanto: onklo Frysk: omke Íslenska: föður/móðurbróðir norsk: onkel WordNet: 1 |
中文: العربية: خال, عم, عم، خال, عمّ, <root> عمم, <brokenpl> أعمام Français: oncle (tonton), tonton Tiếng Việt: bác, chú Polski: wujek, wuj, wujaszek, wujko, wujcio Hrvatski: stric, tetak, ujak Bahasa Indonesia: ayahanda, paman, wak Ελληνικά: θείος ﻯﺭﺩ: عمو Slovenčina: strýko, ujo Norsk: onkel, farbror eller morbror Slovenščina: stric, ujec Eesti: onu Euskara: osaba Galego: tío Монгол хэл: авга ах, нагац ах Papiamentu: omo, tío |
Español: el tío Português: o tio Deutsch: der Onkel Italiano: zio kiSwahili: mjomba ไทย: ลุง Magyar: nagybácsi Български: чичо, вуйчо Català: oncle Dansk: onkel, farbror eller morbror Shqipe: dajë, xhaxha Latviešu: tēvocis, onkulis Cymraeg: ewythr Føroyskt: fađirbróđir, móđurbróđir Interlingua: oncle Latine: patruus, avunculus Sicilianu: ziu <sm> |
mandarin; tangerine
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