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English surname, from the noun bridge.

From Middle English brigge, from Old English brycġ (“bridge”), from Proto-Germanic *brugjō, *brugjǭ (“bridge”), from Proto-Indo-European *bherw-, *bhrēw- (“wooden flooring, decking, bridge”). Cognates Cognate with Scots brig, brigg (“bridge”), Yola burge (“bridge”), North Frisian brag, Bröch (“bridge”), Saterland Frisian Brääch, Brääg (“bridge”), West Frisian brêge (“bridge”), Dutch brug (“bridge”), German Brücke (“bridge”), Limburgish brögk (“bridge”), Luxembourgish Bréck (“bridge”), Vilamovian bryk (“bridge”), Yiddish בריק (brik, “bridge”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål brygge (“jetty, pier, wharf”), Faroese, Icelandic bryggja (“pier”), Norwegian Nynorsk brygge, bryggje (“jetty, pier, wharf”), Swedish brygga (“bridge; pier”). The verb is from Middle English briggen, from Old English brycġian (“to bridge, make a causeway, pave”), derived from the noun. Cognate with Dutch bruggen (“to bridge”), Middle Low German bruggen (“to bridge”), Old High German bruccōn (“to bridge”) (whence Modern German brücken). The sense of a part of a stringed instrument is a semantic loan from German Steg, from Old High German steg.

From the earlier game biritch, probably from Russian бирю́ч (birjúč) or бири́ч (biríč); else from Turkish bir-üç (“one-three”).

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• Abkhaz: ацҳа (acḥa) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Afrikaans: brug — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ahtna: hwtsiił — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Akan: twene — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Albanian: urë — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Altai: кӧӧрӱк (köörük) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Altai: кӧмрӱ (kömrü) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Altai: посто (posto) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Altai: кичиг (kičig) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Southern Altai: кӱр (kür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Southern Altai: кӧмӱр (kömür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Southern Altai: кӱмӱр (kümür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Southern Altai: кӧпир (köpir) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Amharic: ድልድይ (dəldəy) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Andi: кьир (kklʼir) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: جِسْر (jisr) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: قَنْطَرَة (qanṭara) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: كوبري (kōbrī) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: جسر (jisir) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: قنطرة (qanṭra) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Arabic: جسر (jisr) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aragonese: puent — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aramaic: ܓܫܪܐ (gešrā) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aramaic: גִּשְׁרָא (gišrā) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Argobba: ድልድይ (dǝldǝy) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Armenian: կամուրջ (kamurǰ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aromanian: punti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aromanian: pumhi — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Assamese: দলং (doloṅ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Assamese: সাঁকো (xãkü) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Asturian: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Asturian: puente — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Aukan: booki — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Avar: кьо (kklʼo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Azerbaijani: körpü — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bashkir: күпер (küper) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Basque: zubi — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bats: ტივ (ṭiv) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Belarusian: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bengali: পুল (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bezhta: тӏийо (tʼijo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bhojpuri: पुल (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Central Bikol: tulay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Breton: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Bulgarian: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Burmese: တံတား (tamta:) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Buryat: хүүргэ (xüürge) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Carpathian Rusyn: міст (mist) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Carpathian Rusyn: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Catalan: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Cebuano: tulay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⵉⵍⴳⴳⵡⵉⵜ (tilggwit) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chamicuro: pwente — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chechen: тӏай (tʼaj) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Cherokee: ᎠᏒᏢᎢ (asvtlvi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tedim Chin: lei — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chinese Cantonese: 橋 /桥 (kiu4) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chinese: чё (qio) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Eastern Min Chinese: 橋 /桥 (giò) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Gan Chinese: 橋 /桥 (qieu2) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hakka Chinese: 橋 /桥 (khièu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chinese: 橋 /桥 (kiâu / kiô) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Jin Chinese: 橋 /桥 (qiau1) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chinese Mandarin: 橋 /桥 (qiáo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chinese Mandarin: 橋樑 /桥梁 (qiáoliáng) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Min Chinese: 橋 /桥 (giâu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Wu Chinese: 橋 /桥 (6jiau) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Xiang Chinese: 橋 /桥 (jiau2) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Chuvash: кӗпер (kĕp̬er) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• East Circassian: лъэмыж (lsɛməž) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• West Circassian: лъэмыдж (lsɛmədž) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Corsican: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Crimean Tatar: köpür — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Czech: most — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Dalmatian: puant — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Danish: bro — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Dhivehi: ފާލަން (fālan̊) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Dutch: brug — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Old Dutch: brugga — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Elfdalian: bru — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Erzya: сэдь (sëď) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Esperanto: ponto — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Estonian: sild — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Extremaduran: puenti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Farefare: kʋl-lasɩŋa — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Faroese: brúgv — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Finnish: silta — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• French: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• North Frisian: brag — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Saterland Frisian: Brääch — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• West-Frisian: brêge — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Friulian: puint — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Galician: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ge'ez: ድልድይ (dəldəy) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Georgian: ხიდი (xidi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• German: Brücke — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• German: Brugg — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Greek: γέφυρα (géfyra) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ancient Greek: γέφυρα (géphura) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Greenlandic: ikaartarfik — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Gujarati: પુલ (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Haitian Creole: pon — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hausa: kadarko — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hawaiian: uapo — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hebrew: גֶשֶׁר (gésher) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hindi: सेतु (setu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hindi: पुल (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hinukh: лӏено (ƛeno) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• White Hmong: choj — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hungarian: híd — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Hunsrik: Brick — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Icelandic: brú — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ido: ponto — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Indonesian: jembatan — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ingush: тӏий (tʼii) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Interlingua: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Irish: droichead — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Old Irish: drochet — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Isan: ขัว — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Istriot: ponto — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Italian: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Japanese: 橋 (hashi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Japanese: 橋梁 (kyōryō) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Javanese: kreteg — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Jeju: ᄃᆞ리 (dawri) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kaingang: kagma — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kambera: mbatang — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kannada: ಸೇತುವೆ (sētuve) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Karachay-Balkar: кёпюр (köpür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Karaim: kiopriu — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Karakalpak: көпир (köpir) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Karelian: sildu — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kashmiri: کٔدٕل (kạdụl) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kashubian: mòst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kazakh: көпір (köpır) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Khmer: ស្ពាន (spiən) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Khün: ᨡ᩠ᩅᩫ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Khvarshi: тӏеро (t’ero) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Korean: 다리 (dari) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Korean: -교 (-gyo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Korean: 교량 (gyoryang) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kumyk: кёпюр (köpür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Central Kurdish: پرد (pird) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Kurdish: pir — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Kyrgyz: көпүрө (köpürö) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Laboya: lede — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lak: ламу (lamu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lao: ຂົວ (khūa) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lao: ສະພານ (sa phān) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Latgalian: tylts — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Latin: pōns — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Latvian: tilts — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Laz: ხინჯი (xinci) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lingala: gwagwa — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lingala: gbagba — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lithuanian: tiltas — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Livonian: sīlda — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Low German: Brügge — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lü: ᦷᦃ (ẋo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Luganda: olutindo — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lun Bawang: afir — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Luxembourgish: Bréck — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Macedonian: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Macedonian: каменик (kamenik) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malagasy: tetezana — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malay: jambatan — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malay: jambat — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malay: titi — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malay: titian — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Malayalam: പാലം (pālaṁ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Maltese: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Manchu: ᡩᠣᠣᡥᠠᠨ (doohan) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Manx: droghad — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Māori: arawhata — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Māori: arawhiti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Māori: arahanga — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Māori: piriti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Maranao: titay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Marathi: पूल (pūl) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Marathi: सेतू (setū) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mingrelian: ხინჯი (xinǯi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mirandese: puonte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Moksha: седь (seď) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mongolian: гүүр (güür) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mongolian: хөөрөг (xöörög) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mongolian: ᠭᠦᠭᠦᠷᠭᠡ (gügürge) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Mongolian: ᠬᠥᠭᠥᠷᠭᠡ (kögörge) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Navajo: naʼníʼá — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Nepali: पुल (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Nogai: коьпир (köpir) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Norman: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Norwegian Bokmål: bro — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Norwegian Bokmål: bru — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bru — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Occitan: pònt — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Odia: ପୋଲ (pola) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Okinawan: ぱし (pashi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Church Slavic: мостъ (mostŭ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Church Slavic: ⰿⱁⱄⱅⱏ (mostŭ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Old East Slavic: мостъ (mostŭ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Old English: bryċġ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Old Tupi: îarybobõ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Oromo: riqicha — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ossetian: хид (xid) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Pannonian Rusyn: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Pashto: پل (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Pennsylvania German: Brick — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Dari: پُل (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Iranian Persian: پُل (pol) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Plautdietsch: Brigj — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Polabian: möst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Polish: most — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Portuguese: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Punjabi: ਪੁਲ (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Punjabi: پُل (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Quechua: caka — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Quechua: zaka — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Rengao: hatwa — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Romanian: pod — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Romanian: punte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Romansh: punt — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Russian: мост (most) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Sami: šaldi — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Skolt-Sami: mostt — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Samoan: faiā — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Samoan: alaniu — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sanskrit: सेतु (setu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sardinian: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sardinian: ponti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Scottish Gaelic: drochaid — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: bȓv — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: brvno — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: мо̑ст — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: ћу̀прија — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: mȏst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Serbo-Croatian: ćùprija — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Shan: ၶူဝ် (khǒ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sicilian: ponti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sicilian: punti — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Silesian: most — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sindhi: پُلِ (puli) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sinhalese: පාලම (pālama) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Slovak: most — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Slovene: most — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Slovincian: môst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Somali: kaabad — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Lower Sorbian: móst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Upper Sorbian: móst — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Spanish: puente — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Spanish: bóveda — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sranan Tongo: broki — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sundanese: cukang — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Svan: ბოგ (bog) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Swahili: daraja — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Swedish: bro — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sylheti: ꠢꠣꠇꠝ (haxomo) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Sylheti: ꠙꠥꠟ (ful) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tabasaran: гъяд (ġjad) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tagalog: tulay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tahitian: 'ē'a turu — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tai Dam: ꪄꪺ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tai Nüa: ᥑᥨᥝᥴ (xów) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tajik: пул (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tajik: кӯпрук (küpruk) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Talysh: pard — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tamil: பாலம் (pālam) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tatar: күпер (küper) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tausug: taytayan — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tboli: kitay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Telugu: వంతెన (vantena) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Telugu: వారధి (vāradhi) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Telugu: సేతువు (sētuvu) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tewa: kophêh — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Thai: สะพาน (sà-paan) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Thai: ขัว (kǔua) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Northern Thai: ᨡ᩠ᩅᩫ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tibetan: ཟམ་པ (zam pa) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tigrinya: ድልድል (dəldəl) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tofa: кеъприғ (képriġ) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tongan: hale kavakava — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Torwali: سیہ — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tswana: borogo — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tumbuka: ulalo — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Turkish: köprü — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ottoman Turkish: كوپری (köprü) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ottoman Turkish: قنطره (kantara) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Turkmen: köpri — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Tuvan: көвүрүг (kövürüg) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Udmurt: выж (vyž) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Ukrainian: міст (mist) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Urdu: پُل (pul) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Uyghur: كۆۋرۈك (köwrük) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Uzbek: koʻprik — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Venetan: pónte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Venetan: ponte — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Venetan: pónt — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Venetan: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Vietnamese: cầu — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Vilamovian: bryk — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Volapük: pon — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Walloon: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Waray-Waray: tulay — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Welsh: pont — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Wolaytta: zarphphiya — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Wolof: pom — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Xhosa: umchankcatho — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Xhosa: ibrorho — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Yaghnobi: етк (yetk) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Yakut: муоста (muosta) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Yakut: күргэ (kürge) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Yiddish: בריק (brik) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Yoruba: afárá — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Zazaki: pırd (diq) — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Zazaki: bırd — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Zhuang: giuz — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Zou: lei — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Zulu: ibhuloho — construction or natural feature that spans a divide
• Armenian: քթարմատ (kʻtʻarmat) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Belarusian: перано́ссе (pjeranóssje) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Belarusian: перано́сьсе (pjeranósʹsje) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Chinese Mandarin: 鼻樑 /鼻梁 (bíliáng) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Czech: hřbet — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Danish: næseben — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Extremaduran: puenti — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Faroese: nasabein — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Finnish: nenänselkä — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• French: pont — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Georgian: ძგიდე (ʒgide) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Georgian: კეხი (ḳexi) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• German: Nasenrücken — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Greek: ράχη (ráchi) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Greek: άκανθα (ákantha) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Hungarian: orrnyereg — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Irish: droichead sróine — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Italian: setto nasale — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Malay: batang hidung — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Māori: kaka — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Polish: grzbiet — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Portuguese: ponte — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Romanian: pod nazal — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Russian: перено́сица (perenósica) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Slovak: chrbát — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Spanish: puente — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Swedish: näsrot — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Tagalog: balingos — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Tagalog: balingusan — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Thai: ดั้ง (dâng) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Ukrainian: перені́сся (pereníssja) — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Zazaki: pırdek — (anatomy) bony ridge of the nose
• Bulgarian: мост (most) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Catalan: pont — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Czech: můstek — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Danish: bro — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Extremaduran: puenti — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Faroese: brúgv — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Finnish: silta — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Finnish: hammassilta — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• French: bridge — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• French: pont — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• German: Brücke — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• German: Zahnbrücke — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Greek: γέφυρα (géfyra) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Hungarian: híd — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Inuktitut: ᑭᒍᑎᓐᖑᐊᑦ ᓂᐱᑎᓯᒪᔪᑦ (kicotinngoat nipitisimayot) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Irish: droichead — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Italian: ponte — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Japanese: 冠橋義歯 (kankyo gishi) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Macedonian: мост (most) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Polish: most — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Polish: mostek — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Portuguese: ponte — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Russian: мост (most) — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Serbo-Croatian: проте́за — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Serbo-Croatian: protéza — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Slovak: mostík — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Slovene: mostiček — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Spanish: puente — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Swedish: brygga — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Swedish: tandbrygga — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Turkish: köprü — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Welsh: pont — (dentistry) replacement for teeth
• Armenian: նավապետի կամրջակ (navapeti kamrǰak) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Bulgarian: мо́стик (móstik) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Catalan: pont — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Chinese Mandarin: 船橋 /船桥 (chuánqiáo) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Czech: můstek — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Danish: bro — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Extremaduran: puenti — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Faroese: brúgv — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Finnish: komentosilta — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Finnish: silta — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• French: passerelle — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Galician: ponte — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• German: Brücke — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Greek: γέφυρα (géfyra) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Hungarian: híd — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Icelandic: stjórnpallur — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Irish: droichead — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Italian: ponte — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Japanese: 船橋 (senkyo) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Malay: anjungan — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Māori: piriti — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Norwegian Bokmål: bro — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Norwegian Bokmål: kommandobro — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Norwegian Bokmål: styrehus — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Norwegian Nynorsk: styrehus — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Norwegian Nynorsk: styrhus — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Polish: mostek kapitański — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Portuguese: passadiço — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Russian: капита́нский мо́стик (kapitánskij móstik) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Russian: мо́стик (móstik) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Serbo-Croatian: капетански мостић — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Serbo-Croatian: командни мост — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Serbo-Croatian: kapetanski mostić — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Serbo-Croatian: komandni most — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Slovak: mostík — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Slovene: most — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Spanish: puente — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Swahili: daraja — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Swedish: brygga — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Turkish: köprü üstü — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Turkish: kaptan köşkü — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Welsh: pont — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Yiddish: בריקל (brikl) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Zazaki: pırd (diq) — (nautical) platform above the upper deck
• Burmese: မြင်းမိုရ် (mrang:muir) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Catalan: pontet — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Czech: kobylka — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Danish: stol — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Dutch: kam — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Esperanto: ponto — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Finnish: talla — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• French: chevalet — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Georgian: ჯორი (ǯori) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• German: Steg — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Greek: καβαλάρης (kavaláris) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Ancient Greek: δόναξ (dónax) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Hindi: जवारी (javārī) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Ido: kordoponteto — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Irish: droichead — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Italian: ponticello — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Japanese: 駒 (koma) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Macedonian: кобилица (kobilica) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Māori: herenga aho — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Iranian Persian: خَرَک (xarak) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Portuguese: cavalete — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Russian: подста́вка (podstávka) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Russian: кобы́лка (kobýlka) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Spanish: puente — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Swedish: stall — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Thai: หย่อง (yɔ̀ng) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Thai: ซุ้ม (súm) — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Turkish: köprü — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Zazaki: pırdek — (music, lutherie) piece on string instruments
• Finnish: silta — (wrestling) defensive position
• Esperanto: ponto — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Extremaduran: puenti — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Finnish: silta — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• French: pont — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Greek: γέφυρα (géfyra) — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Spanish: pasarela — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Swahili: daraja — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Zazaki: pırd (diq) — (computing) device which connects computer buses
• Czech: můstek — (chemistry) intermolecular valence bond
• Finnish: silta — (chemistry) intermolecular valence bond
• Macedonian: мост (most) — (chemistry) intermolecular valence bond
• Russian: мо́стик (móstik) — (chemistry) intermolecular valence bond
• Zazaki: pırd (diq) — (chemistry) intermolecular valence bond
• Czech: most — (graph theory) edge
• Extremaduran: puenti — (graph theory) edge
• Finnish: silta — (graph theory) edge
• Finnish: kaari — (graph theory) edge
• Italian: ponte — (graph theory) edge
• Spanish: arista de corte — (graph theory) edge
• Spanish: puente — (graph theory) edge
• Spanish: istmo — (graph theory) edge
• Vietnamese: cầu nối — (graph theory) edge
• Arabic: بْرِيدْج (bridj) — card game
• Belarusian: брыдж (brydž) — card game
• Bulgarian: бридж (bridž) — card game
• Catalan: bridge — card game
• Chinese Mandarin: 橋牌 /桥牌 (qiáopái) — card game
• Czech: bridž — card game
• Danish: bridge — card game
• Dutch: bridge — card game
• Esperanto: briĝo — card game
• Faroese: briggj — card game
• Faroese: bridge — card game
• Finnish: bridge — card game
• French: bridge — card game
• Georgian: ბრიჯი (briǯi) — card game
• German: Bridge — card game
• Greek: μπριτζ (britz) — card game
• Hebrew: ברידג׳ (bridj) — card game
• Hungarian: bridzs — card game
• Icelandic: bridds — card game
• Irish: beiriste — card game
• Italian: bridge — card game
• Japanese: ブリッジ (burijji) — card game
• Korean: 브리지 (beuriji) — card game
• Latvian: bridžs — card game
• Macedonian: бриџ (bridž) — card game
• Malay: brij — card game
• Māori: piriti — card game
• Norwegian Bokmål: bridge — card game
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bridge — card game
• Polish: brydż — card game
• Polish: bridż — card game
• Portuguese: bridge — card game
• Romanian: bridge — card game
• Russian: бридж (bridž) — card game
• Serbo-Croatian: бриџ — card game
• Serbo-Croatian: bridž — card game
• Slovak: bridž — card game
• Slovene: bridž — card game
• Spanish: bridge — card game
• Swahili: daraja — card game
• Swedish: bridge — card game
• Thai: บริดจ์ (brìt) — card game
• Turkish: briç — card game
• Ukrainian: брідж (bridž) — card game
• Welsh: bridge — card game
• Czech: přemostit — to make a bridge
• Finnish: rakentaa silta jonkin yli — to make a bridge
• Finnish: silloittaa — to make a bridge
• German: überbrücken — to make a bridge
• Ido: pontifar — to make a bridge
• Māori: kahupapa — to make a bridge
• Mongolian: гүүр тавих (güür tavix) — to make a bridge
• Quechua: chakachay — to make a bridge
• Slovak: premostiť — to make a bridge
• Spanish: pontear — to make a bridge
• Vietnamese: bắt ngang — to make a bridge
• Dutch: overbruggen — to span as if with a bridge
• Finnish: sovitella — to span as if with a bridge
• Finnish: silloittaa — to span as if with a bridge
• German: überbrücken — to span as if with a bridge
• Greek: γεφυρώνω (gefyróno) — to span as if with a bridge
• Hungarian: áthidal — to span as if with a bridge
• Macedonian: премостува (premostuva) — to span as if with a bridge
• Māori: kahupapa — to span as if with a bridge
• Portuguese: superar — to span as if with a bridge
• Slovak: prekonať — to span as if with a bridge
• Swedish: överbrygga — to span as if with a bridge
• Tongan: hala fakakavakava — to span as if with a bridge
• Vietnamese: bắc cầu — to span as if with a bridge
• French: fondre — music: to transition from one piece or section to another
• German: überwechseln — music: to transition from one piece or section to another
• Chinese Mandarin: 橋接 /桥接 (qiáojiē) — computing, communication: to connect with a bridge
• Finnish: sillata — computing, communication: to connect with a bridge
• French: relier — computing, communication: to connect with a bridge
• Macedonian: премостува (premostuva) — computing, communication: to connect with a bridge
• Vietnamese: bắc cầu — computing, communication: to connect with a bridge
• Finnish: sillata — wrestling: to go to the bridge position