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From the Slavic hydronym *bugъ /*buga.

First attested in this form around 1620 (referring to a “bedbug”), from earlier bugge (“beetle”), from Middle English bugge (“scarecrow, hobgoblin”) which is traced alternatively to: * a Celtic root found in Scots bogill (“goblin, bugbear”) and obsolete Welsh bwg (“ghost, hobgoblin”); compare Welsh bwgwl (“threat, fear”) and Middle Irish bocanách (“supernatural being”). * Proto-Germanic *bugja- (“swollen up, thick”), from Proto-Indo-European *bhew-, *bu- (“to swell”); compare Norwegian bugge (“big man”), dialectal Low German Bögge (“goblin, snot”). * or to a word related to buck and originally referring to a goat-shaped spectre. For the “insect” meaning the assonance with Middle English budde (“beetle”), from Old English budda, from Proto-Germanic *buddô, *buzdô, from the same ultimate source as above, might have played a role. Compare Low German Budde (“louse, grub”), Norwegian budda (“newborn domestic animal”). More at bud. But ultimately this convergence of meaning doesn't prove a conflation of the two terms; they might have existed in parallel since PIE times with similar meanings, even if unnoticed by literary sources. The term is used to refer to technical errors and problems at least as early as the 19th century, predating the commonly known story of a moth being caught in a computer.

389 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: Բուգ — river between Belarus and Poland
• Chinese Mandarin: 布格河 — river between Belarus and Poland
• Marathi: बुग (bug) — river between Belarus and Poland
• Polish: Bug — river between Belarus and Poland
• Russian: Буг — river between Belarus and Poland
• Ukrainian: Буг (Buh) — river between Belarus and Poland
• Afrikaans: insek — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Bashkir: ҡандала (qandala) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Belarusian: клоп (klop) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Catalan: xinxa — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Chinese Mandarin: 臭蟲 /臭虫 (chòuchóng) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Czech: štěnice — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Dutch: wants — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Esperanto: cimo — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Finnish: lude — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• French: punaise — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: catafede — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: chumia — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: percevella — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: cabaciña — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: fodegosa — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: zafeiro — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Galician: ruvicoa — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• German: Wanze — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• German: Schnabelkerf — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Haitian Creole: ensèk — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Indonesian: kepik — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Italian: cimice — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Kalmyk: шалз (şalz) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Karakalpak: pite — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Latin: cīmex — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Latvian: blaktis — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Mi'kmaq: jujij — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Mi'kmaq: juji'ji'j — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Navajo: chʼosh — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Persian: ساس (sâs) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Polish: pluskwiak — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Portuguese: hemíptero — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Russian: клоп (klop) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Serbo-Croatian: kukac — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Serbo-Croatian: insekt — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Serbo-Croatian: polukrilac — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Slovene: hrošč — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Slovene: stenica — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Slovene: zajedavska stenica — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Spanish: chinche — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Swedish: halvvinge — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Thai: แมลง (má-lɛɛng) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Turkish: böcek — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Ukrainian: клоп (klop) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Welsh: pryf — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Welsh: llau — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Zazaki: lolık (diq) — an insect of the order Hemiptera
• Afrikaans: gogga — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Armenian: բլոճ (bloč) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Armenian: բլոջ (bloǰ) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Armenian: բողոճ (boġoč) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Asturian: bichu — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Asturian: cocu — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Asturian: coca — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Bashkir: бөжәк (böjək) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Basque: zomorro — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Basque: insektu — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Belarusian: кузу́рка (kuzúrka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Belarusian: казю́лька (kazjúlʹka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Belarusian: казя́ўка (kazjáwka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Belarusian: казу́рка (kazúrka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Bulgarian: буболе́чка (buboléčka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Catalan: cuca — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Catalan: bestiola — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Chinese Mandarin: 蟲 /虫 (chóng) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Choctaw: shu̱shi — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Czech: brouk — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Danish: insekt — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Danish: kryb — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Dutch: insect — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Dutch: beestje — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Esperanto: cimo — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Finnish: ötökkä — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• French: insecte — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• French: petite bête — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Galician: becho — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Galician: bicho — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Galician: coco — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• German: Wanze — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• German: Krabbeltier — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• German: Ungeziefer — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Greek: κοριός (koriós) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Greek: ζωύφιο (zoýfio) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Greek: ζουζούνι (zouzoúni) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Haitian Creole: ensèk — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Hebrew: חרק (kharák) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Hebrew: ג׳וּק (juk) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Hungarian: bogár — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Icelandic: padda — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Indonesian: serangga — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ingrian: itikka — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Irish: feithid — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Irish: míol — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Italian: bacarozzo — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Japanese: 虫 (mushi) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Khmer: សត្វល្អិត (sat l’ət) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Korean: 벌레 (beolle) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Latin: cīmex — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Latvian: kukainis — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Macedonian: бубачка (bubačka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Maltese: insett żgħir — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Marathi: कीडा (kīḍā) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Mi'kmaq: jujij — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Mi'kmaq: juji'ji'j — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Mongolian: шавьж (šavʹž) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Mongolian: бясаа (bjasaa) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Mongolian: хорхой (xorxoj) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Nanai: колан (kolan) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Navajo: chʼosh — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Old English: pēo — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Polish: robak — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Polish: robal — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Polish: owad — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Polish: insekt — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Portuguese: bicho — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Portuguese: bichinho — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Romanian: gândac — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Romanian: gânganie — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Russian: бука́шка (bukáška) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Russian: козя́вка (kozjávka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Russian: насеко́мое (nasekómoje) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Sardinian: babboi — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Sardinian: cerpíu — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Serbo-Croatian: buba — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Slovene: žužek — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Spanish: bicho — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Swahili: mdudu — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Swedish: kryp — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Tagalog: gagapang — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Thai: แมลง (má-lɛɛng) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Thai: แมง (mɛɛng) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Turkish: böcek — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ottoman Turkish: بوجك (böcek) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ottoman Turkish: حشره (haşere) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ukrainian: кома́шка (komáška) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ukrainian: ку́зька (kúzʹka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ukrainian: ку́зка (kúzka) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Ukrainian: кома́ха (komáxa) — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Vietnamese: bọ — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Welsh: pryf — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Welsh: llau — a colloquial name for various arthropods and other similar creeping creatures
• Finnish: rapu — various species of marine or freshwater crustaceans
• French: cigale de mer — various species of marine or freshwater crustaceans
• Arabic: خَطَأ (ḵaṭaʔ) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Armenian: վրեպ (vrep) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Armenian: բագ (bag) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Armenian: սխալ (sxal) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Belarusian: памы́лка (pamýlka) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Belarusian: баг (bah) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Bulgarian: гре́шка (gréška) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Bulgarian: бъг (bǎg) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Catalan: error — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Catalan: defecte — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Catalan: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Chinese Mandarin: 錯誤 /错误 (cuòwù) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Czech: chyba — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Czech: moucha — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Dutch: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Esperanto: cimo — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Esperanto: fuŝo — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Esperanto: miso — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Esperanto: eraro — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Faroese: brek — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Finnish: ohjelmointivirhe — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Finnish: bugi — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• French: bogue — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• French: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: ხარვეზი (xarvezi) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: შეცდომა (šecdoma) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: პრობლემა (ṗroblema) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: დეფექტი (depekṭi) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: გაუმართაობა (gaumartaoba) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Georgian: დაზიანება (dazianeba) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• German: Fehler — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• German: Fehlfunktion — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• German: Bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Greek: σφάλμα (sfálma) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Greek: ελάττωμα (eláttoma) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Hebrew: באג (bag) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Hungarian: hiba — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Icelandic: böggur — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Icelandic: lús — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Indonesian: kekutu — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Indonesian: kutu — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Indonesian: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Interlingua: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Irish: fabht — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Italian: malfunzionamento — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Italian: errore — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Italian: baco — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Japanese: 不具合 (fuguai) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Japanese: バグ (bagu) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Khmer: កំហុស (kɑmhoh) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Korean: 버그 (beogeu) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Macedonian: грешка (greška) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Maltese: bagg — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Marathi: बग (bag) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Persian: باگ (bâg) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Persian: اشکال (eškâl) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Polish: byk — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Polish: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Polish: błąd — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Portuguese: defeito — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Portuguese: falha — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Portuguese: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Portuguese: erro — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Russian: баг (bag) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Russian: оши́бка (ošíbka) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Russian: дефе́кт (defékt) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Russian: глюк (gljuk) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Serbo-Croatian: greška — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Slovak: chyba — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Slovene: hrošč — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Spanish: error — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Spanish: fallo — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Spanish: defecto — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Spanish: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Spanish: falla — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Swedish: bugg — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Thai: บั๊ก (bák) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Thai: จุดบกพร่อง (jùt-bòk-prɔ̂ng) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Turkish: böcek — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Turkish: bug — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Ukrainian: поми́лка (pomýlka) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Ukrainian: баг (bah) — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Vietnamese: lỗi — problem that needs fixing (especially in computing)
• Chinese Mandarin: 病菌 (bìngjūn) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Finnish: pöpö — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• French: microbe — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• French: virus — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• German: Bazillus — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• German: Mikrobe — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Greek: ιός (iós) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Irish: frídín — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Italian: batterio — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Italian: virus — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Japanese: 黴菌 (baikin) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Maltese: infezzjoni — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Maltese: vajrus — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Portuguese: micróbio — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Russian: ви́русное заболева́ние (vírusnoje zabolevánije) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Russian: ви́рус (vírus) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Russian: инфе́кция (infékcija) — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Serbo-Croatian: bakterija — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Serbo-Croatian: virus — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Serbo-Croatian: mikrob — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Swedish: bacill — contagious illness, bacteria, virus
• Catalan: febre — an enthusiasm for something
• Catalan: mania — an enthusiasm for something
• Chinese Mandarin: 熱衷 /热衷 (rèzhōng) — an enthusiasm for something
• Finnish: kuume — an enthusiasm for something
• Finnish: kärpänen — an enthusiasm for something
• French: virus — an enthusiasm for something
• French: manie — an enthusiasm for something
• German: Fieber — an enthusiasm for something
• Irish: fonn — an enthusiasm for something
• Italian: morbo — an enthusiasm for something
• Italian: passione — an enthusiasm for something
• Italian: mania — an enthusiasm for something
• Japanese: 熱 (netsu) — an enthusiasm for something
• Polish: bakcyl — an enthusiasm for something
• Portuguese: ânimo — an enthusiasm for something
• Portuguese: bichinho — an enthusiasm for something
• Russian: помеша́тельство (pomešátelʹstvo) — an enthusiasm for something
• Russian: пове́трие (povétrije) — an enthusiasm for something
• Russian: увлече́ние (uvlečénije) — an enthusiasm for something
• Serbo-Croatian: groznica — an enthusiasm for something
• Spanish: manía — an enthusiasm for something
• Spanish: pasión — an enthusiasm for something
• Bulgarian: бръ́мбар (brǎ́mbar) — an electronic listening device
• Catalan: micròfon amagat — an electronic listening device
• Chinese Mandarin: 竊聽器 /窃听器 (qiētīngqì) — an electronic listening device
• Czech: štěnice — an electronic listening device
• Finnish: salakuuntelulaite — an electronic listening device
• Finnish: kuuntelulaite — an electronic listening device
• French: mouchard — an electronic listening device
• French: micro — an electronic listening device
• French: écoute — an electronic listening device
• Georgian: ფარულად მოსასმენი (parulad mosasmeni) — an electronic listening device
• German: Wanze — an electronic listening device
• Greek: κοριός (koriós) — an electronic listening device
• Hungarian: poloska — an electronic listening device
• Interlingua: microphono celate — an electronic listening device
• Italian: cimice — an electronic listening device
• Italian: microspia — an electronic listening device
• Japanese: 盗聴器 (tōchōki) — an electronic listening device
• Korean: 도청기 (docheonggi) — an electronic listening device
• Korean: 도청장치 (docheongjangchi) — an electronic listening device
• Norman: bog'se d'êcoute-pathai — an electronic listening device
• Polish: pluskwa — an electronic listening device
• Polish: podsłuch — an electronic listening device
• Portuguese: grampo — an electronic listening device
• Portuguese: escuta — an electronic listening device
• Romanian: microfon — an electronic listening device
• Russian: жучо́к (žučók) — an electronic listening device
• Russian: прослу́шка (proslúška) — an electronic listening device
• Spanish: micrófono oculto — an electronic listening device
• Turkish: böcek — an electronic listening device
• Turkish: dinleme cihazı — an electronic listening device
• Finnish: seurantapikseli — a small or invisible image on a World Wide Web page
• French: pixel de tracking — a small or invisible image on a World Wide Web page
• French: traceur — a small or invisible image on a World Wide Web page
• Finnish: logo — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• French: logo — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• German: Logo — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• Italian: logo della rete — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• Polish: logo — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• Spanish: mosca — a small image placed in a corner of a television program
• Finnish: merkki — manually positioned marker in flight instruments
• Finnish: puoliautomaattinen avain — a semi-automated telegraph key
• Chinese Mandarin: 煩擾 /烦扰 (fánrǎo) — to annoy
• Finnish: häiritä — to annoy
• Finnish: ärsyttää — to annoy
• French: ennuyer — to annoy
• French: embêter — to annoy
• French: agacer — to annoy
• French: enquiquiner — to annoy
• French: emmerder — to annoy
• French: taper sur le système — to annoy
• Galician: amolar — to annoy
• Galician: zangar — to annoy
• Galician: tafonear — to annoy
• Galician: moufar — to annoy
• Galician: mornear — to annoy
• Galician: gravecer — to annoy
• Galician: empaxar — to annoy
• Galician: amocar — to annoy
• Galician: aburar — to annoy
• Galician: noxar — to annoy
• Galician: zoroñar — to annoy
• Galician: ronchear — to annoy
• Galician: aloufar — to annoy
• German: nerven — to annoy
• German: auf die Nerven gehen — to annoy
• German: auf die Nerven fallen — to annoy
• German: die Nerven rauben — to annoy
• Greek: τρώω (tróo) — to annoy
• Interlingua: irritar — to annoy
• Interlingua: vexar — to annoy
• Irish: cuir isteach ar — to annoy
• Italian: infastidire — to annoy
• Italian: scocciare — to annoy
• Japanese: 邪魔をする (jama o suru) — to annoy
• Latin: piget — to annoy
• Latin: taedet — to annoy
• Malagasy: manelingelina — to annoy
• Malagasy: manahirana — to annoy
• Malagasy: manadala — to annoy
• Marathi: पकवणे (pakavṇe) — to annoy
• Polish: wkurzać — to annoy
• Portuguese: chatear — to annoy
• Russian: надоеда́ть (nadojedátʹ) — to annoy
• Russian: достава́ть (dostavátʹ) — to annoy
• Sicilian: siḍḍijari — to annoy
• Slovene: živcirati — to annoy
• Spanish: molestar — to annoy
• Spanish: hacer la puñeta — to annoy
• Spanish: buscarle las cosquillas — to annoy
• Spanish: dar la lata — to annoy
• Swedish: störa — to annoy
• Turkish: kızdırmak — to annoy
• Chinese Mandarin: 安裝竊聽器 /安装窃听器 (ānzhuāng qiētīngqì) — to install an electronic listening device in
• Finnish: asentaa salakuuntelulaite — to install an electronic listening device in
• French: poser un mouchard — to install an electronic listening device in
• French: un micro — to install an electronic listening device in
• French: mettre sur écoute — to install an electronic listening device in
• French: microter — to install an electronic listening device in
• German: verwanzen — to install an electronic listening device in
• Interlingua: installar microphonos — to install an electronic listening device in
• Irish: bugáil — to install an electronic listening device in
• Italian: spiare — to install an electronic listening device in
• Italian: intercettare — to install an electronic listening device in
• Japanese: 盗聴器を仕掛ける (tōchōki o shikakeru) — to install an electronic listening device in
• Korean: 도청기(盜聽機)를 설치하다 (docheonggi-reul seolchihada) — to install an electronic listening device in
• Korean: 도청장치(盜聽裝置)를 설치하다 (docheongjangchi-reul seolchihada) — to install an electronic listening device in
• Norman: bog'ser — to install an electronic listening device in
• Polish: zakładać pluskwę — to install an electronic listening device in
• Polish: założyć pluskwę — to install an electronic listening device in
• Polish: podkładać pluskwę — to install an electronic listening device in
• Polish: podłożyć pluskwę — to install an electronic listening device in
• Portuguese: grampear — to install an electronic listening device in
• Spanish: colocar micrófonos ocultos — to install an electronic listening device in
• Swedish: bugga — to install an electronic listening device in