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From Middle English arm (“poor, wretched”), from Old English earm (“poor, miserable, pitiful, wretched”), from Proto-West Germanic *arm, from Proto-Germanic *armaz (“poor”), from Proto-Indo-European *h1erm- (“poor, ill”). Cognates Akin to Dutch arm (“poor”), German arm (“poor”), Yiddish אָרעם (orem, “poor”), Swedish arm (“poor”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h2er- Proto-Indo-European *h2érmos Proto-Germanic *armaz Proto-West Germanic *arm Old English earm Middle English arm English arm From Middle English arm, from Old English earm (Anglian arm), from Proto-West Germanic *arm, from Proto-Germanic *armaz (“arm”), from Proto-Indo-European *h2(e)rmos (“a fitting, joint; arm, forequarter”), a suffixed form of *h2er- (“to join, fit together”). Cognates Akin to Dutch arm, German Arm, Yiddish אָרעם (orem), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish arm. Indo-European cognates include Latin armus (“the uppermost part of the arm, shoulder”), Bulgarian рамо (ramo), Polish ramię, Serbo-Croatian rȁme, Armenian արմունկ (armunk, “elbow”), Ancient Greek ἁρμός (harmós, “joint, shoulder”) and ἅρμα (hárma, “wagon, chariot”), Avestan 𐬀𐬭𐬨𐬀 (arma), Old Persian [script needed] (arma).

Back-formation from arms (plural), from Middle English armes, from Old French armes, from Latin arma (“weapons”), from Proto-Indo-European *h2er-mo-, a suffixed form of *h2er- (“to fit together”), hence ultimately cognate with etymology 1.

589 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: анапы (anapʼə) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Afrikaans: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ainu: テㇰ (tek) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ainu: テㇺ (tem) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Akkadian: idum — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Albanian: krah — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Aleut: chuyux — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Amal: lalpuk — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Amharic: እጅ (ʾəǧ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Andi: гъажу (ğažu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Western Apache: bigan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Arabic: ذِرَاع (ḏirāʕ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Arabic: دراع (derāʕ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Arabic: ذراع (durāʕ, dirāʕ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Arabic: دراع (drāʕ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Aragonese: brazo — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Aramaic: ܕܪܥܢܐ (draʿnā) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Armenian: ձեռք (jeṙkʻ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Armenian: թեւ (tʻew) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Armenian: բազուկ (bazuk) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Aromanian: brats — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Eastern Arrernte: amulte — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ashkun: uṅtró — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Assamese: বাহু (bahu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Asturian: brazu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Avar: гъеж (ğež) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Azerbaijani: qol — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• West Coast Bajau: lengon — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Balinese: lengen — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Baluchi: باسک (básk) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Bashkir: ҡул (qul) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Basque: beso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Belarusian: рука́ (ruká) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Bengali: বাহু (bahu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Bhojpuri: बांह (bānh) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Boloki: loboko — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Breton: brec'h — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Bulgarian: ръка́ (rǎká) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Burmese: လက် (lak) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Carpathian Rusyn: рука (ruka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Catalan: braç — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Cebuano: butkon — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Cebuano: bukton — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chamicuro: tinawa — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Cherokee: ᎧᏃᎨᏂ (kanogeni) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chichewa: mkono — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chickasaw: ilbak — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tedim Chin: baan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese Cantonese: 手臂 (sau2 bei3) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese: гәбый (gəbɨy) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese: 手栱 (chhiú-kóng) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese Mandarin: 胳膊 (gēbo) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese Mandarin: 胳臂 (gēbei) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese Mandarin: 手臂 (shǒubì) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chinese Mandarin: 臂膀 (bìbǎng) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Wu Chinese: 臂巴 (5pi-po) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Wu Chinese: 手臂巴 (5seu-pi-po) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Wu Chinese: 手膀 — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Choctaw: shakba — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chukchi: мынгыԓгын (myngyḷgyn) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Chukchi: мынгыт (myngyt) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• West Circassian: ӏэ (ʼɛ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Coptic: ϣⲱⲃϣ (šōbš) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Coptic: ϣⲱⲡϣ (šōpš) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Coptic: ϭⲛⲁϩ (čnah) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Coptic: ϭⲛⲁⲩϩ (čnauh) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Cornish: bregh — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Crimean Tatar: qol — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Czech: paže — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Czech: ruka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Dalmatian: braz — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Danish: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Dutch: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Erzya: кедь (keď) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Esperanto: brako — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Estonian: käsivars — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Estonian: käsi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Evenki: ӈалэ (ŋalə) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ewe: abɔ — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Faroese: armur — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Finnish: käsivarsi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Finnish: käsi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• French: bras — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• North Frisian: iarem — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• North Frisian: eerm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• North Frisian: Iaarem — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• North Frisian: ärm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old Frisian: erm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• West-Frisian: earm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Friulian: braç — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Friulian: brač — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Galician: brazo — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Georgian: მკლავი (mḳlavi) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• German: Arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• German: Arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• German: Are — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• German: Arme — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Gothic: 𐌰𐍂𐌼𐍃 (arms) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Greek: χέρι (chéri) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ancient Greek: βραχίων (brakhíōn) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Greenlandic: taleq — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Gujarati: બાહુ (bāhu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Gullah: aa’m — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Haida: xyáay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Haitian Creole: bra — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hamer-Banna: aan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hausa: hannu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hawaiian: lima — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hebrew: זרוע (zró‘a) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hidatsa: áara — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Higaonon: balukan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hiligaynon: butkon — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hindi: बांह (bā̃h) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hindi: बाँह (bā̃h) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hindi: भुजा (bhujā) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• White Hmong: npab — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hungarian: kar — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Hunsrik: Aarem — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Icelandic: handleggur — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Icelandic: armur — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ido: brakio — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ilocano: takiag — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Indonesian: lengan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ingrian: käsi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ingrian: käsivars — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ingrian: kännö — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Interlingua: brachio — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Interlingua: bracio — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Inuktitut: ᑕᓕᖅ (taliq) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Irish: lámh — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Istriot: brasso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Istro-Romanian: bråț — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Italian: braccio — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Italian: membro — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Italian: membra — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Italian: arto — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Itelmen: xkich — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ivatan: tachiay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Japanese: 腕 (ude) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Javanese: lengen — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Jeju: ᄑᆞᆯ (pawl) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kabuverdianu: brasu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kaitag: буру́кӏ (burúḳ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kapampangan: takde — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kaurna: turti — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kaurna: nantu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kaurna: manarntu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kazakh: қол (qol) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ket: uglit — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Khmer: ដៃ (day) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Khoekhoe: ǁôab — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kituba: diboko — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Komi-Zyrian: ки (ki) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Korean: 팔 (pal) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kumyk: къол (qol) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Central Kurdish: قۆڵ (qoll) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Northern Kurdish: zend — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Kyrgyz: кол (kol) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lak: ка (ka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lao: ແຂນ (khǣn) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Latin: bracchium — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Latvian: roka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ligurian: brasso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lingala: loboko — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lithuanian: ranka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lombard: brazz — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Low German: Arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lü: ᦶᦃᧃ (ẋaen) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Luhya: kumukhono — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Luo: bat — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Luxembourgish: Aarm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Macedonian: рака (raka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Maguindanao: barukan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Maguindanao: nglay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Malay: lengan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Malayalam: കൈ (kai) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Maltese: driegħ — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Māori: whatī anga — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Maranao: barokan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Maranao: ngelay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Mauritian Creole: lebra — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Megleno-Romanian: braț — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Central Melanau: lengen — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Mirandese: braço — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Central Sierra Miwok: wó·ŋotu- — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Moksha: кядь (käď) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Mongolian: гар (gar) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Khiamniungan Naga: phēm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Navajo: agaan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Southern Ndebele: úḿkhôno — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Neapolitan: raccio — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Nepali: पाखुरा (pākhurā) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Norwegian: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Nukunu: marnku — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Occitan: braç — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ojibwe: ninik — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old Church Slavonic: мꙑшьца (myšĭca) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Church Slavic: рѫка (rǫka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Church Slavic: ⱃⱘⰽⰰ (rǫka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old East Slavic: рука (ruka) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old English: earm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old English: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old Norse: armr — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Old Tupi: îybá — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Omaha-Ponca: a — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Oromo: irree — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ossetian: цонг (cong) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Papiamentu: brasa — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Pela: laʔ31 — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Pennsylvania German: Aarm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Persian: بازو (bâzu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Persian: دست (dast) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Piedmontese: brass — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Pitjantjatjara: amiṟi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Plautdietsch: Oarm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Polish: ramię — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Polish: ręka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Portuguese: braço — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Punjabi: ਬਾਂਹ (bā̃h) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Punjabi: بان٘ہہ (bāṉh) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Quechua: marq'a — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Quechua: rikra — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Rapa Nui: rima — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Romagnol: brèzi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Romanian: braț — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Romansh: bratsch — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Russian: рука́ (ruká) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Northern Sami: giehtaruohtas — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Northern Sami: giehtamátta — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Northern Sami: giehta — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sango: maboko — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sanskrit: बाहु (bāhu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sanskrit: ईर्म (īrma) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sardinian: baltzu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sardinian: bartzu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sardinian: braciu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sardinian: bratzu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sardinian: brassu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Scottish Gaelic: gàirdean — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sebop: li'ip — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Serbo-Croatian: ру́ка — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Serbo-Croatian: rúka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Shan: ၶႅၼ် (khěn) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sicilian: vrazzu — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sinhalese: බාහුව (bāhuwa) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sinhalese: අත (ata) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Slovak: paža — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Slovak: ruka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Slovak: rameno — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Slovene: roka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Somali: gacan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Lower Sorbian: ruka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Upper Sorbian: ruka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sotho: sephaka — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Spanish: brazo — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sudovian: irma — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sundanese: leungeun — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Sundanese: panangan — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Svan: მეჴა̈რ (meqär) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Swahili: mkono — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Swazi: úḿkhôno — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Swedish: arm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tagalog: braso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tagalog: bisig — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tajik: даст (dast) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tajik: бозу (bozu) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Talysh: دست (dast) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tamil: கை (kai) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Taos: xónemą — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tarifit: ɣir — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tashelhit: ⴰⴼⵓⵙ (afus) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tatar: кул (qul) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Telugu: ముంజేయి (muñjēyi) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tewa: khóe — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Thai: แขน (kɛ̌ɛn) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Northern Thai: ᨡᩯ᩠ᨶ — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tibetan: ལག་པ — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tigrinya: ምናት (mənat) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tocharian B: poko — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tok Pisin: han — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Tupinambá: îybá — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Turkish: kol — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ottoman Turkish: قول (kol) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ottoman Turkish: بازو (bâzû) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ottoman Turkish: ذراع (zirâ’) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Turkmen: gol — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ugaritic: 𐎏𐎗𐎓 (ḏrʿ) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Ukrainian: рука́ (ruká) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Urdu: بازو (bāzū) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Uyghur: قول (qol) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Uyghur: بىلەك (bilek) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Uzbek: qoʻl — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Venetan: brazso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Venetan: braso — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Vietnamese: cánh tay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Vietnamese: tay — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Volapük: brad — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Votic: čäsi — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Walloon: bresse — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Waray-Waray: butkon — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Welsh: braich — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Middle Welsh: breich — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Winnebago: aa — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Woiwurrung: dharrak — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Wolof: loxo — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Yiddish: אָרעם (orem) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Yoruba: apá — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Yucatec Maya: kʼab — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Yup'ik: taɫiq — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Záparo: rámaha — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zazaki: arme (diq) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zazaki: erme (diq) — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zazaki: erm — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zazaki: bask — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zhuang: gen — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zou: ban — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Zyphe: bang — upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
• Finnish: lonkero — limb of an invertebrate animal
• Italian: tentacolo — limb of an invertebrate animal
• Slovak: rameno — limb of an invertebrate animal
• Slovak: chápadlo — limb of an invertebrate animal
• Swedish: arm — limb of an invertebrate animal
• Albanian: krah — part of object
• Danish: arm — part of object
• Danish: armlæn — part of object
• Finnish: sanka — part of object
• Finnish: käsinoja — part of object
• Finnish: varsi — part of object
• Finnish: haara — part of object
• Finnish: puomi — part of object
• Finnish: hiha — part of object
• Finnish: käsi — part of object
• Greek: αρμός (armós) — part of object
• Italian: braccio — part of object
• Italian: asta degli occhiali — part of object
• Northern Kurdish: destik — part of object
• Northern Kurdish: çembil — part of object
• Norwegian: arm — part of object
• Norwegian Bokmål: armlene — part of object
• Norwegian Nynorsk: armlene — part of object
• Polish: ramię — part of object
• Portuguese: braço — part of object
• Portuguese: perna — part of object
• Russian: ру́чка (rúčka) — part of object
• Scottish Gaelic: geug — part of object
• Slovak: rameno — part of object
• Slovak: ručička — part of object
• Swahili: mkono — part of object
• Swedish: armstöd — part of object
• Walloon: bresse — part of object
• Bulgarian: ръка́в (rǎkáv) — bay or inlet
• Finnish: haara — bay or inlet
• Italian: ramo — bay or inlet
• Italian: braccio d'acqua — bay or inlet
• Italian: cala — bay or inlet
• Italian: calanca — bay or inlet
• Italian: insenatura — bay or inlet
• Italian: baia — bay or inlet
• Macedonian: ракавец (rakavec) — bay or inlet
• Mirandese: braço — bay or inlet
• Norwegian Bokmål: (of fjord) fjordarm — bay or inlet
• Norwegian Nynorsk: (of fjord) fjordarm — bay or inlet
• Portuguese: braço — bay or inlet
• Russian: рука́в (rukáv) — bay or inlet
• Serbo-Croatian: rukavac — bay or inlet
• Swahili: mkono — bay or inlet
• Walloon: bresse — bay or inlet
• Danish: gren — branch of an organization
• Danish: afdeling — branch of an organization
• Finnish: haara — branch of an organization
• Finnish: aselaji — branch of an organization
• Italian: divisione — branch of an organization
• Italian: ramo — branch of an organization
• Italian: settore — branch of an organization
• Slovak: vetva — branch of an organization
• Slovak: divízia — branch of an organization
• Finnish: käsi — figurative: power; might; strength; support
• Italian: braccio armato — figurative: power; might; strength; support
• Chinese Mandarin: 臂 — part of a chromosome
• Danish: arm — part of a chromosome
• Finnish: käsivarsi — part of a chromosome
• French: bras — part of a chromosome
• German: Arm — part of a chromosome
• Hungarian: kar — part of a chromosome
• Italian: braccio — part of a chromosome
• Portuguese: braço — part of a chromosome
• Spanish: brazo — part of a chromosome
• Swedish: arm — part of a chromosome
• Danish: patientgruppe — group of patients in a medical trial
• Finnish: testiryhmä — group of patients in a medical trial
• Albanian: armë — weapon
• Arabic: سِلَاح (silāḥ) — weapon
• Armenian: զենք (zenkʻ) — weapon
• Armenian: սպառազինություն (spaṙazinutʻyun) — weapon
• Belarusian: збро́я (zbrója) — weapon
• Belarusian: узбрае́нне (uzbrajénnje) — weapon
• Breton: arm — weapon
• Breton: armoù — weapon
• Bulgarian: оръ́жие (orǎ́žie) — weapon
• Bulgarian: въоръже́ние (vǎorǎžénie) — weapon
• Catalan: arma — weapon
• Chinese Mandarin: 武器 (wǔqì) — weapon
• Czech: zbraň — weapon
• Danish: våben — weapon
• Dutch: wapen — weapon
• Esperanto: armilo — weapon
• Finnish: ase — weapon
• French: arme — weapon
• German: Waffe — weapon
• German: Bewaffnung — weapon
• German: Rüstung — weapon
• Greek: όπλο (óplo) — weapon
• Ancient Greek: ὅπλον (hóplon) — weapon
• Paraguayan Guarani: mboka — weapon
• Hebrew: נֶשֶׁק (néshek) — weapon
• Indonesian: senjata — weapon
• Interlingua: arma — weapon
• Irish: arm — weapon
• Italian: arma — weapon
• Japanese: 武器 (buki) — weapon
• Khmer: អាវុធ (ʼaavut) — weapon
• Korean: 무기 (mugi) — weapon
• Northern Kurdish: çek — weapon
• Northern Kurdish: sîleh — weapon
• Lao: ອາວຸດ (ʼā wut) — weapon
• Latin: arma — weapon
• Latin: telum — weapon
• Low German: Wapen — weapon
• Macedonian: оружје (oružje) — weapon
• Occitan: arma — weapon
• Old English: wǣpn — weapon
• Old English: ġewǣpne — weapon
• Persian: سِلاح (selâh) — weapon
• Polish: broń — weapon
• Polish: uzbrojenie — weapon
• Portuguese: arma — weapon
• Romanian: armă — weapon
• Russian: ору́жие (orúžije) — weapon
• Russian: вооруже́ние (vooružénije) — weapon
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀рӯжје — weapon
• Serbo-Croatian: òrūžje — weapon
• Slovak: zbraň — weapon
• Slovene: orožje — weapon
• Spanish: arma — weapon
• Swahili: mkono — weapon
• Swedish: vapen — weapon
• Tajik: силоҳ (siloh) — weapon
• Telugu: ఆయుఇధం (āyuidhaṁ) — weapon
• Thai: อาวุธ (aa-wút) — weapon
• Tupinambá: popesûara — weapon
• Turkish: silah — weapon
• Ottoman Turkish: سلاح (silâh) — weapon
• Ukrainian: збро́я (zbrója) — weapon
• Ukrainian: озбро́єння (ozbrójennja) — weapon
• Vietnamese: vũ khí — weapon
• Volapük: vaf — weapon
• Volapük: vafem — weapon
• Danish: våben — heraldic bearings
• Danish: våbenmærke — heraldic bearings
• Danish: våbenskjold — heraldic bearings
• Dutch: wapen — heraldic bearings
• Dutch: wapenschild — heraldic bearings
• Finnish: vaakuna — heraldic bearings
• Irish: armas — heraldic bearings
• Italian: armi — heraldic bearings
• Portuguese: armas — heraldic bearings
• Portuguese: insígnias — heraldic bearings
• Russian: ору́жие (orúžije) — heraldic bearings
• Slovak: erb — heraldic bearings
• Swahili: mkono — heraldic bearings
• Swedish: vapen — heraldic bearings
• Albanian: armatos — to supply with armour or weapons
• Arabic: سَلَّحَ (sallaḥa) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Armenian: զինել (zinel) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Aromanian: armãtusescu — to supply with armour or weapons
• Azerbaijani: silahlandırmaq — to supply with armour or weapons
• Belarusian: узбро́йваць (uzbrójvacʹ) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Belarusian: узбро́іць (uzbróicʹ) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Bulgarian: въоръжа́вам (vǎorǎžávam) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Bulgarian: въоръжа́ (vǎorǎžá) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Catalan: armar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Chinese Mandarin: 武裝 /武装 (wǔzhuāng) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Czech: zbrojit — to supply with armour or weapons
• Czech: ozbrojit — to supply with armour or weapons
• Danish: bevæbne — to supply with armour or weapons
• Danish: udruste — to supply with armour or weapons
• Danish: opruste — to supply with armour or weapons
• Dutch: bewapenen — to supply with armour or weapons
• Esperanto: armi — to supply with armour or weapons
• Estonian: relvastama — to supply with armour or weapons
• Finnish: haarniskoida — to supply with armour or weapons
• Finnish: panssaroida — to supply with armour or weapons
• Finnish: aseistaa — to supply with armour or weapons
• French: armer — to supply with armour or weapons
• Friulian: armâ — to supply with armour or weapons
• Georgian: შეიარაღება (šeiaraɣeba) — to supply with armour or weapons
• German: rüsten — to supply with armour or weapons
• German: bewaffnen — to supply with armour or weapons
• German: aufrüsten — to supply with armour or weapons
• Greek: οπλίζω (oplízo) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Ancient Greek: ὁπλίζω (hoplízō) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Gullah: aa’m — to supply with armour or weapons
• Hindi: शस्त्र युक्त करना (śastra yukt karnā) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Hungarian: felfegyverez — to supply with armour or weapons
• Icelandic: hervæða — to supply with armour or weapons
• Ido: armizar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Irish: armáil — to supply with armour or weapons
• Italian: armare — to supply with armour or weapons
• Japanese: 武装する (busō suru) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Kazakh: қаруландыру (qarulandyru) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Korean: 무장하다 (mujanghada) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Kyrgyz: куралдандыруу (kuraldandıruu) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Latin: armō — to supply with armour or weapons
• Latvian: apbruņot — to supply with armour or weapons
• Lithuanian: apginkluoti — to supply with armour or weapons
• Macedonian: вооружува (vooružuva) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Macedonian: вооружи (vooruži) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Māori: whakamaurākau — to supply with armour or weapons
• Norwegian Bokmål: væpne — to supply with armour or weapons
• Norwegian Bokmål: utruste — to supply with armour or weapons
• Norwegian Nynorsk: væpna — to supply with armour or weapons
• Occitan: armar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Old English: wǣpnian — to supply with armour or weapons
• Persian: مسلح کردن (mosallah kardan) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Polish: zbroić — to supply with armour or weapons
• Polish: uzbrajać — to supply with armour or weapons
• Polish: uzbroić — to supply with armour or weapons
• Portuguese: armar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Romanian: a arma — to supply with armour or weapons
• Russian: вооружа́ть (vooružátʹ) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Russian: вооружи́ть (vooružítʹ) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Scottish Gaelic: armaich — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: наоружа́вати — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: наору̀жати — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: оборужа́вати — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: обору̀жати — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: naoružávati — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: naorùžati — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: oboružávati — to supply with armour or weapons
• Serbo-Croatian: oborùžati — to supply with armour or weapons
• Slovak: zbrojiť — to supply with armour or weapons
• Slovak: vyzbrojiť — to supply with armour or weapons
• Slovak: ozbrojiť — to supply with armour or weapons
• Slovene: oboroževati — to supply with armour or weapons
• Slovene: oborožiti — to supply with armour or weapons
• Spanish: armar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Spanish: municionar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Spanish: amunicionar — to supply with armour or weapons
• Swahili: mkono — to supply with armour or weapons
• Swedish: rusta — to supply with armour or weapons
• Swedish: beväpna — to supply with armour or weapons
• Tajik: мусаллаҳ кардан (musallah kardan) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Thai: ติดอาวุธ (dtìt aa-wút) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Turkish: silahlandırmak — to supply with armour or weapons
• Ukrainian: озбро́ювати (ozbrójuvaty) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Ukrainian: озбро́їти (ozbrójity) — to supply with armour or weapons
• Uzbek: qurollantirmoq — to supply with armour or weapons
• Vietnamese: vũ trang — to supply with armour or weapons
• Albanian: armatos — to prepare for action
• Finnish: virittää — to prepare for action
• French: armer — to prepare for action
• Italian: armare — to prepare for action
• Portuguese: armar — to prepare for action
• Scottish Gaelic: armaich — to prepare for action
• Slovak: zapnúť — to prepare for action
• Slovak: aktivovať — to prepare for action
• Swahili: mkono — to prepare for action
• Finnish: vahvistaa — to cover with whatever that will add strength, force, security, or efficiency
• Finnish: varustaa — to cover with whatever that will add strength, force, security, or efficiency
• Finnish: varustaa — to furnish with means of defence; to prepare for resistance; to fortify
• Slovak: vyzbrojiť — to furnish with means of defence; to prepare for resistance; to fortify
• Belarusian: узбро́йвацца (uzbrójvacca) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Belarusian: узбро́іцца (uzbróicca) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Bulgarian: въоръжавам се (vǎorǎžavam se) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Finnish: aseistautua — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Finnish: tarttua aseisiin — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• French: s'armer — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Hungarian: felfegyverkezik — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Italian: armarsi — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Polish: zbroić się — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Polish: uzbrajać się — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Polish: uzbroić się — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Russian: вооружа́ться (vooružátʹsja) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Russian: вооружи́ться (vooružítʹsja) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Turkish: silahlanmak — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Ottoman Turkish: سلاحلانمق (silâhlanmak) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Ukrainian: озбро́юватися (ozbrójuvatysja) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Ukrainian: озбро́їтися (ozbrójitysja) — to take up weapons; to arm oneself
• Finnish: varustaa ankkurilla — to fit with an armature