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From Old English banc (“bank, hillock, embankment”), from Proto-Germanic *bankô.

Various origins: * Borrowed from Dutch and German Bank (“bench”), a metonymic occupational surname for someone who worked with a bench or counter, like a money changer. * Borrowed from Danish and Swedish Bank, a topographic surname from bank (“sandbank”) or, alternatively, a nickname for a loud an noisy person, from bank (“noise”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *bheg-der. Proto-Germanic *bankiz Proto-West Germanic *banki Lombardic bankbor. Italian bancabor. Middle French banqueder. English bank Inherited from Middle English banke, from Middle French banque, from Italian banca (“counter, moneychanger's bench or table”), from Lombardic bank (“bench, counter”), from Proto-West Germanic *banki, from Proto-Germanic *bankiz (“bench, counter”), from Proto-Indo-European *bheg- (“to turn, curve, bend, bow”). Doublet of bench, banc, and banco. For the bench-bank relation, compare typologically Russian ла́вка (lávka), прила́вок (prilávok).

From Middle English bank, banke, from Old English *banca (“bench”) (attested in Old English hōbanca (“couch”) and Old English banc (“bank, hillock, embankment”), from Proto-West Germanic *bankō, from Proto-Germanic *bankô. Akin to Old Norse bakki (“elevation, hill”), Norwegian bakke (“slope, hill”).

From Middle English bank, banke, from Old French banc (“bench”), from Frankish *banki, from Proto-Germanic *bankiz (“bench”). Akin to Old English benċ (“bench”).

Probably from French banc. Of Germanic origin, and akin to English bench.

526 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: абанк (abankʼ) — institution
• Afrikaans: bank — institution
• Albanian: bankë — institution
• Albanian: banka — institution
• Amharic: ባንክ (bank) — institution
• Western Apache: zhááli bikih — institution
• Arabic: مَصْرِف (maṣrif) — institution
• Arabic: بَنْك (bank) — institution
• Armenian: բանկ (bank) — institution
• Armenian: դրամատուն (dramatun) — institution
• Assamese: বেংক (beṅko) — institution
• Asturian: bancu — institution
• Asturian: banca — institution
• Australian Kriol: beingk — institution
• Azerbaijani: bank — institution
• Azerbaijani: sərrafxana — institution
• South Azerbaijani: صرافخانه — institution
• Basque: banku — institution
• Belarusian: банк (bank) — institution
• Bengali: ব্যাংক (bêṅko) — institution
• Bislama: bang — institution
• Bole: banki — institution
• Breton: bank — institution
• Bulgarian: ба́нка (bánka) — institution
• Burmese: ဘဏ် (bhan) — institution
• Carpathian Rusyn: ба́нка (bánka) — institution
• Catalan: banc — institution
• Chechen: банк (bank) — institution
• Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳᏗᏗᎢ (adeladidii) — institution
• Chichewa: banki — institution
• Chinese Cantonese: 銀行 /银行 — institution
• Chinese: йинхон (yinhon) — institution
• Eastern Min Chinese: 銀行 /银行 (ngṳ̀ng-òng) — institution
• Hakka Chinese: 銀行 /银行 (ngiùn-hòng) — institution
• Chinese: 銀行 /银行 (gîn-hâng, gûn-hâng, gîrn-hâng) — institution
• Jin Chinese: 銀行 /银行 (ing1 hon1) — institution
• Chinese Mandarin: 銀行 /银行 (yínháng) — institution
• Wu Chinese: 銀行 /银行 — institution
• West Circassian: ахъщэзэблэхъущ (aꭓśɛzɛblɛꭓwuś) — institution
• Ngazidja Comorian: banki — institution
• Crimean Tatar: bank — institution
• Czech: banka — institution
• Danish: bank — institution
• Central Dusun: bank — institution
• Dutch: bank — institution
• Elfdalian: baunka — institution
• Esperanto: banko — institution
• Estonian: pank — institution
• Faroese: banki — institution
• Finnish: pankki — institution
• French: banque — institution
• West-Frisian: bank — institution
• Fula: 𞤦𞤢𞤲𞤳𞤭 — institution
• Fula: banki — institution
• Galician: banco — institution
• Galician: banca — institution
• Georgian: ბანკი (banḳi) — institution
• German: Bank — institution
• Greek: τράπεζα (trápeza) — institution
• Greenlandic: banki — institution
• Gujarati: બેંક (beṅk) — institution
• Hausa: banki — institution
• Hawaiian: panakō — institution
• Hebrew: בַּנְק (bank) — institution
• Hiligaynon: bangko — institution
• Hiligaynon: talagoan-pilak — institution
• Hindi: बैंक (baiṅk) — institution
• Hungarian: bank — institution
• Icelandic: banki — institution
• Ido: banko — institution
• Indonesian: bank — institution
• Interlingua: banca — institution
• Irish: banc — institution
• Italian: banca — institution
• Italian: banco — institution
• Japanese: 銀行 (ginkō) — institution
• Japanese: バンク (banku) — institution
• Javanese: bang — institution
• Kamba: mbengi — institution
• Kannada: ಬ್ಯಾಂಕ್ (byāṅk) — institution
• Kazakh: банк (bank) — institution
• Khmer: ធនាគារ (thĕəʼniəkiə) — institution
• Kikuyu: fengi — institution
• Korean: 은행 (eunhaeng) — institution
• Northern Kurdish: banke — institution
• Kven: pankko — institution
• Kyrgyz: банк (bank) — institution
• Lakota: mázaska thípi — institution
• Lakota: mázaskaothi — institution
• Lao: ທະນາຄານ (tha nā khān) — institution
• Latin: argentāria — institution
• Latvian: banka — institution
• Lithuanian: bankas — institution
• Lü: ᦷᦣᧂᦵᦍᦇᦹᧃ (hongyenguen) — institution
• Luhya: ebank — institution
• Luxembourgish: Bank — institution
• Macedonian: банка (banka) — institution
• Malay: bank — institution
• Malayalam: ബാങ്ക് (bāṅkŭ) — institution
• Maltese: bank — institution
• Māori: pēke — institution
• Marathi: बँक (bĕṅka) — institution
• Central Melanau: beng — institution
• Meru: mbengi — institution
• Mòcheno: pònk — institution
• Mongolian: банк (bank) — institution
• Mongolian: ᠪᠠᠩᠺᠢ (bangki) — institution
• Mongolian: ᠪᠠᠩᠬᠢ (bangqi) — institution
• Nepali: बैंक (baiṅka) — institution
• Nivkh: ч’ӽасидыф (ț’ʼẋasidəf) — institution
• Norman: banque — institution
• Norwegian Bokmål: bank — institution
• Occitan: banca — institution
• Odia: ବାଙ୍କ୍ (bāṅk) — institution
• Oromo: baankii — institution
• Pali: dhanāgāra — institution
• Pannonian Rusyn: банка (banka) — institution
• Pashto: بانک (bānk) — institution
• Dari: بَانْک (bānk) — institution
• Iranian Persian: بانْک (bânk) — institution
• Plautdietsch: Bank — institution
• Polish: bank — institution
• Portuguese: banco — institution
• Punjabi: ਬੈਂਕ (baiṅk) — institution
• Romanian: bancă — institution
• Romansh: banca — institution
• Russian: банк (bank) — institution
• Northern Sami: báŋku — institution
• Skolt-Sami: baŋkk — institution
• Samoan: faletupe — institution
• Sanskrit: धनागार (dhanāgāra) — institution
• Sardinian: banca — institution
• Scots: baunk — institution
• Scottish Gaelic: banca — institution
• Scottish Gaelic: taigh-malairt — institution
• Scottish Gaelic: taigh-rèidh — institution
• Serbo-Croatian: ба̀нка — institution
• Serbo-Croatian: bànka — institution
• Shan: ယေးငိုၼ်း (yée ngúen) — institution
• Sicilian: vancu — institution
• Sinhalese: බැංකුව (bæṁkuwa) — institution
• Slovak: banka — institution
• Slovene: banka — institution
• Lower Sorbian: banka — institution
• Southern Altai: банк (bank) — institution
• Spanish: banca — institution
• Spanish: banco — institution
• Sranan Tongo: bangi — institution
• Swahili: benki — institution
• Swedish: bank — institution
• Tagalog: bangko — institution
• Tahitian: fare moni — institution
• Tajik: бонк (bonk) — institution
• Tamil: வங்கி (vaṅki) — institution
• Tamil: வைப்பகம் (vaippakam) — institution
• Tatar: банк (bank) — institution
• Telugu: బ్యాంకు (byāṅku) — institution
• Thai: ธนาคาร (tá-naa-kaan) — institution
• Tibetan: དངུལ་ཁང (dngul khang) — institution
• Tigrinya: ባንክ (bank) — institution
• Tok Pisin: beng — institution
• Tok Pisin: haus moni — institution
• Tongan: fale pa'anga — institution
• Turkish: banka — institution
• Ottoman Turkish: صرافخانه (serrāfḫāne) — institution
• Ottoman Turkish: بانقه (bānḳa) — institution
• Ottoman Turkish: بانك (bānk) — institution
• Turkmen: bank — institution
• Ukrainian: банк (bank) — institution
• Unami: mpenk — institution
• Urdu: بَینْک (baiṅk) — institution
• Urdu: مَصْرِف (masrif) — institution
• Uyghur: بانكا (banka) — institution
• Uzbek: bank — institution
• Venetan: banca — institution
• Vietnamese: ngân hàng — institution
• Vietnamese: nhà băng — institution
• Volapük: bank — institution
• Welsh: banc — institution
• Yakut: баан (baan) — institution
• Yiddish: באַנק (bank) — institution
• Yup'ik: akiliurvik — institution
• Zhuang: ngaenzhangz — institution
• Zhuang: yinzhangz — institution
• Afrikaans: banktak — branch office
• Arabic: مَصْرِف (maṣrif) — branch office
• Arabic: بَنْك (bank) — branch office
• Armenian: բանկ (bank) — branch office
• Armenian: դրամատուն (dramatun) — branch office
• Asturian: bancu — branch office
• Basque: banketxe — branch office
• Breton: ti-bank — branch office
• Bulgarian: банк (bank) — branch office
• Burmese: ဘဏ်တိုက် (bhantuik) — branch office
• Catalan: banc — branch office
• Chinese Mandarin: 銀行 /银行 (yínháng) — branch office
• Crimean Tatar: bank — branch office
• Czech: banka — branch office
• Danish: bank — branch office
• Danish: bankfilial — branch office
• Dutch: bank — branch office
• Esperanto: banko — branch office
• Estonian: pank — branch office
• Finnish: pankki — branch office
• French: banque — branch office
• West-Frisian: bank — branch office
• German: Bank — branch office
• Greek: τράπεζα (trápeza) — branch office
• Greek: υποκατάστημα (ypokatástima) — branch office
• Hebrew: בַּנְק (bank) — branch office
• Hungarian: bankfiók — branch office
• Icelandic: banki — branch office
• Icelandic: bankaútibú — branch office
• Indonesian: bank — branch office
• Interlingua: banca — branch office
• Italian: banca — branch office
• Japanese: 銀行 (ginkō) — branch office
• Japanese: バンク (banku) — branch office
• Japanese: 支店 (shiten) — branch office
• Korean: 은행 (eunhaeng) — branch office
• Macedonian: ба́нка (bánka) — branch office
• Marathi: बँक (bĕṅka) — branch office
• Norman: banque — branch office
• Norwegian Bokmål: bank — branch office
• Plautdietsch: Bank — branch office
• Polish: bank — branch office
• Portuguese: banco — branch office
• Russian: банк (bank) — branch office
• Serbo-Croatian: банка — branch office
• Serbo-Croatian: banka — branch office
• Sicilian: succursali — branch office
• Slovak: banka — branch office
• Slovak: pobočka — branch office
• Slovene: banka — branch office
• Lower Sorbian: banka — branch office
• Spanish: banco — branch office
• Spanish: sucursal — branch office
• Swedish: bank — branch office
• Swedish: bankkontor — branch office
• Turkish: banka — branch office
• Ukrainian: банк (bank) — branch office
• Volapük: bank — branch office
• Zhuang: ngaenzhangz — branch office
• Afrikaans: bank — controller of a card game
• Bulgarian: банка (banka) — controller of a card game
• Czech: bank — controller of a card game
• Czech: bankéř — controller of a card game
• Finnish: pankki — controller of a card game
• Finnish: pelinhoitaja — controller of a card game
• Portuguese: banqueiro — controller of a card game
• Russian: банк (bank) — controller of a card game
• Russian: банкомёт (bankomjót) — controller of a card game
• Sicilian: vancu — controller of a card game
• Spanish: banca — controller of a card game
• Afrikaans: bank — fund used in transacting business
• Bulgarian: каса (kasa) — fund used in transacting business
• Finnish: kassa — fund used in transacting business
• Portuguese: caixa — fund used in transacting business
• Sicilian: cascia — fund used in transacting business
• Afrikaans: bank — gambling: banker's funds
• Czech: bank — gambling: banker's funds
• Finnish: pankki — gambling: banker's funds
• German: Bank — gambling: banker's funds
• Polish: bank — gambling: banker's funds
• Portuguese: banca — gambling: banker's funds
• Russian: банк (bank) — gambling: banker's funds
• Slovak: bank — gambling: banker's funds
• Afrikaans: bank — fund of pieces to draw from
• Bulgarian: банка (banka) — fund of pieces to draw from
• Finnish: nostokasa (dominos) — fund of pieces to draw from
• Polish: bank — fund of pieces to draw from
• Portuguese: monte — fund of pieces to draw from
• Afrikaans: bank — storage for important goods
• Armenian: բանկ (bank) — storage for important goods
• Breton: bankad — storage for important goods
• Bulgarian: храни́лище (hranílište) — storage for important goods
• Catalan: banc — storage for important goods
• Catalan: magatzem — storage for important goods
• Czech: banka — storage for important goods
• Danish: -bank — storage for important goods
• Dutch: -bank — storage for important goods
• Esperanto: deponejo — storage for important goods
• Finnish: -pankki — storage for important goods
• French: banque — storage for important goods
• German: Bank — storage for important goods
• Greek: τράπεζα (trápeza) — storage for important goods
• Interlingua: banca — storage for important goods
• Italian: banca — storage for important goods
• Macedonian: ба́нка (bánka) — storage for important goods
• Norwegian Bokmål: bank — storage for important goods
• Persian: بانْک (bânk) — storage for important goods
• Polish: bank — storage for important goods
• Portuguese: banco — storage for important goods
• Russian: банк (bank) — storage for important goods
• Russian: храни́лище (xranílišče) — storage for important goods
• Russian: склад (sklad) — storage for important goods
• Sicilian: dammusu — storage for important goods
• Slovak: banka — storage for important goods
• Spanish: banco — storage for important goods
• Spanish: almacén — storage for important goods
• Swedish: bank — storage for important goods
• Tamil: வங்கி (vaṅki) — storage for important goods
• Tamil: வைப்பகம் (vaippakam) — storage for important goods
• Catalan: guardiola — device used to store coins or currency
• Czech: pokladnička — device used to store coins or currency
• Finnish: säästöpossu — device used to store coins or currency
• German: Sparschwein — device used to store coins or currency
• Japanese: 貯金箱 (chokinbako) — device used to store coins or currency
• Portuguese: cofre — device used to store coins or currency
• Sicilian: caruseḍḍu — device used to store coins or currency
• Spanish: hucha — device used to store coins or currency
• Thai: กระปุกออมสิน (grà-bpùk-ɔɔm-sǐn) — device used to store coins or currency
• Arabic: ضِفَّة (ḍiffa) — edge of river or lake
• Armenian: ափ (apʻ) — edge of river or lake
• West Coast Bajau: sedi suang — edge of river or lake
• West Coast Bajau: timbang — edge of river or lake
• Bashkir: яр (yar) — edge of river or lake
• Belarusian: бе́раг (bjérah) — edge of river or lake
• Bau Bidayuh: tobing — edge of river or lake
• Breton: ribl — edge of river or lake
• Bulgarian: бряг (brjag) — edge of river or lake
• Burmese: ကမ်း (kam:) — edge of river or lake
• Catalan: riba — edge of river or lake
• Chamicuro: ijlapi — edge of river or lake
• Cherokee: ᎠᎹᏳᏟᏗ (amayutlidi) — edge of river or lake
• Chinese Mandarin: 岸 (àn) — edge of river or lake
• Czech: břeh — edge of river or lake
• Danish: bred — edge of river or lake
• Dutch: oever — edge of river or lake
• Esperanto: bordo — edge of river or lake
• Estonian: pank — edge of river or lake
• Estonian: kallas — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: penkka — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: törmä — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: äyräs — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: töyräs — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: ranta — edge of river or lake
• Finnish: rantapenger — edge of river or lake
• French: rive — edge of river or lake
• West-Frisian: wâl — edge of river or lake
• Galician: ribeira — edge of river or lake
• Galician: riba — edge of river or lake
• German: Ufer — edge of river or lake
• Greek: όχθη (óchthi) — edge of river or lake
• Ancient Greek: ὄχθη (ókhthē) — edge of river or lake
• Haitian Creole: bò (rivyè) — edge of river or lake
• Hebrew: גדה (gada) — edge of river or lake
• Hungarian: part — edge of river or lake
• Icelandic: bakki — edge of river or lake
• Icelandic: árbakki — edge of river or lake
• Interlingua: ripa — edge of river or lake
• Iranun: pangebah — edge of river or lake
• Irish: bruach — edge of river or lake
• Old Irish: bruach — edge of river or lake
• Italian: riva — edge of river or lake
• Italian: sponda — edge of river or lake
• Italian: argine — edge of river or lake
• Italian: ripa — edge of river or lake
• Japanese: 岸 (kishi) — edge of river or lake
• Japanese: バンク (banku) — edge of river or lake
• Javanese: pinggir — edge of river or lake
• Kannada: ದಡ (daḍa) — edge of river or lake
• Khmer: មាត់ (mŏət) — edge of river or lake
• Korean: 둑 (duk) — edge of river or lake
• Lao: ຕະລິ່ງ (ta ling) — edge of river or lake
• Lao: ຕະຫຼິ່ງ (ta ling) — edge of river or lake
• Lao: ຫຼິ່ງ (ling) — edge of river or lake
• Lao: ຝັ່ງ (fang) — edge of river or lake
• Latin: rīpa — edge of river or lake
• Latvian: krasts — edge of river or lake
• Lithuanian: krantas — edge of river or lake
• Macedonian: брег (breg) — edge of river or lake
• Malay: tebing — edge of river or lake
• Māori: parenga — edge of river or lake
• Māori: pareparenga — edge of river or lake
• Māori: tarawāhi — edge of river or lake
• Central Melanau: pegak — edge of river or lake
• Central Melanau: tebieng — edge of river or lake
• Middle English: bank — edge of river or lake
• Norwegian Bokmål: bredd — edge of river or lake
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bredd — edge of river or lake
• Norwegian Nynorsk: breidd — edge of river or lake
• Old Church Slavonic: брѣгъ (brěgŭ) — edge of river or lake
• Old East Slavic: берегъ (beregŭ) — edge of river or lake
• Old East Slavic: брѣгъ (brěgŭ) — edge of river or lake
• Old English: ōfer — edge of river or lake
• Old Norse: bakki — edge of river or lake
• Pali: tīra — edge of river or lake
• Pali: kūla — edge of river or lake
• Plautdietsch: Eewa — edge of river or lake
• Polabian: brig — edge of river or lake
• Polish: brzeg — edge of river or lake
• Portuguese: margem — edge of river or lake
• Portuguese: ribeira — edge of river or lake
• Romanian: mal — edge of river or lake
• Romanian: țărm — edge of river or lake
• Russian: бе́рег (béreg) — edge of river or lake
• Russian: брег (breg) — edge of river or lake
• Scottish Gaelic: bruach — edge of river or lake
• Serbo-Croatian: бре̑г — edge of river or lake
• Serbo-Croatian: брије̑г — edge of river or lake
• Serbo-Croatian: brȇg — edge of river or lake
• Serbo-Croatian: brijȇg — edge of river or lake
• Slovak: breh — edge of river or lake
• Slovene: breg — edge of river or lake
• Slovene: nabrežje — edge of river or lake
• Slovincian: brzég — edge of river or lake
• Lower Sorbian: brjog — edge of river or lake
• Upper Sorbian: brjóh — edge of river or lake
• Spanish: ribera — edge of river or lake
• Spanish: orilla — edge of river or lake
• Swedish: bank — edge of river or lake
• Thai: ตลิ่ง (dtà-lìng) — edge of river or lake
• Thai: ฝั่ง (fàng) — edge of river or lake
• Ukrainian: бе́ріг (bérih) — edge of river or lake
• Ukrainian: бе́рег (béreh) — edge of river or lake
• Uzbek: bank — edge of river or lake
• Vietnamese: bờ — edge of river or lake
• Yiddish: ברעג (breg) — edge of river or lake
• Yup'ik: ekvik — edge of river or lake
• Bulgarian: плитчина (plitčina) — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Danish: banke — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Finnish: matalikko — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Finnish: hiekkasärkkä — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Finnish: särkkä — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• French: banc — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• German: Bank — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Greek: αμμοσύρτις (ammosýrtis) — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Indonesian: gosong — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Italian: banco — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Māori: tāhuna — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Norwegian: banke — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Portuguese: banco — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Russian: о́тмель (ótmelʹ) — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Russian: ба́нка (bánka) — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Slovak: plytčina — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Spanish: banco — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Spanish: bajío — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Swedish: bank — an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank
• Bulgarian: рид (rid) — embankment, an earth slope
• Danish: vold — embankment, an earth slope
• Egyptian: i-x-m-t-N36 (jḫmt) — embankment, an earth slope
• Esperanto: teramaso — embankment, an earth slope
• Finnish: valli — embankment, an earth slope
• Finnish: pengerrys — embankment, an earth slope
• Finnish: penger — embankment, an earth slope
• Finnish: töyräs — embankment, an earth slope
• German: Bank — embankment, an earth slope
• Greek: ανάχωμα (anáchoma) — embankment, an earth slope
• Greek: πλαγιά (plagiá) — embankment, an earth slope
• Hawaiian: kuāuna — embankment, an earth slope
• Italian: cumulo — embankment, an earth slope
• Latin: agger — embankment, an earth slope
• Māori: tahataha — embankment, an earth slope
• Portuguese: talude — embankment, an earth slope
• Romanian: pantă — embankment, an earth slope
• Russian: вал (val) — embankment, an earth slope
• Russian: на́сыпь (násypʹ) — embankment, an earth slope
• Slovene: breg — embankment, an earth slope
• Spanish: talud — embankment, an earth slope
• Spanish: terraplén — embankment, an earth slope
• Swedish: bank — embankment, an earth slope
• Welsh: tyle — embankment, an earth slope
• Bulgarian: вира́ж (viráž) — incline of an aircraft
• Dutch: helling — incline of an aircraft
• Finnish: kallistus — incline of an aircraft
• Italian: sbandamento — incline of an aircraft
• Russian: вира́ж (viráž) — incline of an aircraft
• Spanish: ladeo — incline of an aircraft
• Catalan: filera — row or panel of items
• Danish: række — row or panel of items
• Danish: batteri — row or panel of items
• Finnish: rivi — row or panel of items
• Finnish: kenttä — row or panel of items
• Finnish: asema — row or panel of items
• French: rang — row or panel of items
• Greek: συστοιχία (systoichía) — row or panel of items
• Irish: múr — row or panel of items
• Slovak: rad — row or panel of items
• Spanish: hilera — row or panel of items
• Catalan: teclat — row of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard
• Finnish: kosketinrivi — row of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard
• Finnish: näppäinrivi — row of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard
• Spanish: hilera — row of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard
• Spanish: teclado — row of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard
• Finnish: olla pankin asiakas — to deal with a bank or financial institution
• Spanish: tener la cuenta en — to deal with a bank or financial institution
• Bulgarian: внасям (vnasjam) — to put into bank
• Bulgarian: влагам (vlagam) — to put into bank
• Finnish: tallettaa — to put into bank
• Greek: καταθέτω (katathéto) — to put into bank
• Italian: depositare — to put into bank
• Norman: bantchi — to put into bank
• Portuguese: depositar — to put into bank
• Romanian: depune — to put into bank
• Russian: класть в банк (klastʹ v bank) — to put into bank
• Spanish: ahorrar — to put into bank
• Spanish: depositar — to put into bank
• Spanish: ingresar — to put into bank
• Swedish: sätta in — to put into bank
• Bulgarian: наклонявам се (naklonjavam se) — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Catalan: inclinar — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Dutch: doen hellen — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Dutch: rollen — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Finnish: kallistua — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Russian: накреня́ться (nakrenjátʹsja) — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Spanish: ladearse — to incline laterally in order to turn
• Catalan: decantar — to make incline in turn
• Finnish: kallistaa — to make incline in turn
• Spanish: ladear — to make incline in turn
• Spanish: peraltar — to make incline in turn
• Bulgarian: натрупвам (natrupvam) — to form into a bank
• Bulgarian: правя насип (pravja nasip) — to form into a bank
• Catalan: apilar — to form into a bank
• Finnish: kasata — to form into a bank
• Spanish: amontonar — to form into a bank
• Spanish: apilar — to form into a bank
• Spanish: recoger — to form into a bank
• Spanish: juntar — to form into a bank
• Catalan: encendrar — to cover in ashes
• Finnish: peittää tuhkalla — to cover in ashes
• Māori: kāpui — to cover in ashes
• Māori: whakapopō — to cover in ashes
• Māori: tāmou — to cover in ashes
• Māori: kōmou — to cover in ashes
• Māori: kōmau — to cover in ashes