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18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 猛擊 /猛击 (měngjī) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Chinese Mandarin: 打傷 /打伤 (dǎshāng) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Finnish: antaa selkään — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Finnish: antaa turpaan — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• French: cogner — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• German: verprügeln — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• German: verhauen — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• German: verdreschen — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Japanese: 強打する (kyōda suru) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Japanese: 乱打する (randa suru) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Japanese: ぶちのめす (buchinomesu) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: избива́ть (izbivátʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: изби́ть (izbítʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: колоти́ть (kolotítʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: поколоти́ть (pokolotítʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: дуба́сить (dubásitʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Russian: отдуба́сить (otdubásitʹ) — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury
• Spanish: golpear — assault someone with the intention of causing physical injury