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• Received-Pronunciation: /klɒk/
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• General-American: kläk
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• General-American: /klɑk/
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• [kl̥ɒχ] Liverpool
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• rhymes with -ɒk
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• CMU ARPABET: K L AA1 K Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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First use appears c. 1370. From Middle English clokke, clok, cloke (“clock”), from Middle Dutch clocke (“bell, clock”), from Old Dutch *klokka, from Medieval Latin clocca (“bell, clock, cloak”), probably of Celtic origin, from Proto-Celtic *klokkos (“bell”) (compare Welsh cloch (“bell”), Old Irish cloc (“bell, clock”)), either onomatopoeic or from Proto-Indo-European *klek- (“to laugh, cackle”) (compare Proto-Germanic *hlahjaną (“to laugh”)). Cognate with Old English clucge (“bell”), Saterland Frisian Klokke (“bell, clock”), Dutch klok (“clock, bell”), Low German Klock (“bell, clock”), German Glocke (“bell”), Danish and Norwegian klokke (“clock, bell”), Faroese klokka (“clock, bell”), Icelandic klukka (“clock, bell”), Swedish klocka (“clock, bell”), Asturian llueca (“cowbell”), Galician and Portuguese choca (“cowbell”), Doublet of cloak and cloche.

Uncertain; designs may have originally been bell-shaped and thus related to Etymology 1, above.

From Middle English clokken, from Old English cloccian, ultimately imitative; compare Dutch klokken, English cluck.

458 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abaza: сахӏат (saḥat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Abkhaz: сааҭ (saat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Afrikaans: uurwerk — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ahtna: tatnełt’odzi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ahtna: deltlaagga — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ahtna: tsesi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ahtna: łuhghaghałi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Alabama: hasissobayka — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Albanian: orë — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Albanian: hanor — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Southern Altai: саады (saadï) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Southern Altai: саат (saat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Alutiiq: casaaq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Amharic: የግድግዳ ሰዓት (yägdəgda säʿat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Amharic: ሰአት (säʾät) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Arabic: سَاعَة (sāʕa) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Arabic: ساعة (sāʕa) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Arabic: مݣانة (magāna) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tunisian Arabic: منقالة (mungāla) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Aragonese: reloch — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܵܥܬܵܐ (šāˁtā) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܣܵܥܲܬ (sāˁat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Arapaho: hee'iyooo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Armenian: ժամացույց (žamacʻuycʻ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Aromanian: sãhat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Assamese: ঘড়ী (ghori) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Asturian: reló — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Avar: сагӏат (saʻat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Aymara: uruchinu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Azerbaijani: saat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Baluchi: کلاک — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bambara: mɔnturuba — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bambara: waatijiralan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bashkir: сәғәт (səğət) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Basque: erloju — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Basque: ordulari — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Belarusian: гадзі́ннік (hadzínnik) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bengali: ঘড়ি (ghoṛi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bezhta: саъат (saʔat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Biloxi: ina dǫhi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bislama: klok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Breton: horolaj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Breton: dihuner — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin: kurok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bulgarian: часо́вник (časóvnik) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Burmese: နာရီ (nari) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Buryat: часы (časy) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Carpathian Rusyn: годзи́нка (hodzýnka) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Catalan: rellotge — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chakma: 𑄊𑄪𑄢𑄨 (ghuri) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chamorro: relós — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chechen: сахьт (saḥrt) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Cherokee: ᎧᎾᏁᏍᎩ (kananesgi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Cheyenne: kó'ko'ėhasēō'o — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Cheyenne: éše'he — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chichewa: saa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chichewa: koloko — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chichewa: mnenanthawi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Cantonese: 鐘 /钟 (zung1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Cantonese: 時鐘 /时钟 (si4 zung1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Cantonese: 鐘錶 /钟表 (zung1 biu1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese: җун (žun) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Eastern Min Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (cṳ̆ng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gan Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (zung1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hakka Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (PFS: chûng; Guangdong: zung1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese: 時鐘 /时钟 (sî-cheng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (cheng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Jin Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (zung1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 鐘 /钟 (zhōng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 時鐘 /时钟 (shízhōng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 鐘錶 /钟表 (zhōngbiǎo) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Min Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (cé̤ng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Wu Chinese: 時鐘 /时钟 (6zy-tson) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Wu Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (1tson) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Xiang Chinese: 鐘 /钟 (zhong1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chol: q'uelo'q'uin — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chontal Maya: relos — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Chuvash: сехет (seh̬et) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• West Circassian: сыхьат (səḥat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Comox: xwəč — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Cornish: klock — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Corsican: orillogiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern East Cree: ᐲᓯᒧᐦᑳᓐ (piisimohkaan) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Plains-Cree: ᐲᓯᒧᐦᑳᐣ (pîsimohkân) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Crimean Tatar: saat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Czech: hodiny — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dakota: wíhiyayedaŋ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dakota: mázaškaŋškaŋ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Danish: ur — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dargwa: сягӏят (səʿət) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dhivehi: ގަޑި (gaḍi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dinka: akuen akol — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dinka: kuenakol dit — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Central Dusun: jaam — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dutch: klok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Dzongkha: ཆུ་ཚོད་འཁོར་ལོ (chu tshod 'khor lo) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Emilian: arlói — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Emilian: arlò — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Erzya: част (čast) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Erzya: шкаонкстамопель (škaonkstamopeľ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Esperanto: horloĝo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Estonian: kell — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Evenki: ча̄сы (çāsi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ewe: gaƒomɔ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Faroese: ur — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Faroese: klokka — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Finnish: kello — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• French: horloge — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gallo: sourder — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gallo: berloqe — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• West-Frisian: klok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• West-Frisian: oerwurk — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Friulian: orloi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Fula: montor — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gagauz: saat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Galician: reloxo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Galician: mostra — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Galician: samoneta — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Galician: cabaco — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Georgian: საათი (saati) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• German: Uhr — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• German: Ühra — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gilbertese: tai — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Godoberi: ссагӏа́т (ssaḡat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Greek: ρολόι (rolói) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Greek: ωρολόγιο (orológio) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ancient Greek: ὡρολόγιον (hōrológion) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ancient Greek: ὠράριθμον (ōrárithmon) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Italiot Greek: torlòci — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Greenlandic: nalunaaqutaq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Paraguayan Guarani: ára rechaukaha — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Paraguayan Guarani: aravopapaha — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Gujarati: ઘડિયાળ (ghaṛiyāḷī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Haitian Creole: revèy — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Haitian Creole: lòlàj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hausa: àgṓgó — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hawaiian: uaki — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hebrew: שָׁעוֹן (sha'ón) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hiligaynon: orásan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hiligaynon: taknáan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hiligaynon: relóh — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hiligaynon: réloh — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hindi: घड़ी (ghaṛī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hinukh: сагӏат (saa̯at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• White Hmong: moo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hungarian: óra — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Hunsrik: Uher — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Icelandic: klukka — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Icelandic: úr — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ido: horlojo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Igbo: elekere — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ilocano: reloj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Indonesian: jam — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Indonesian: lonceng — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ingrian: tunnit — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ingush: сахьат (saḥrat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Interlingua: horologio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Inuktitut: ᑕᓕᐊᖅ (taliaq) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Inupiaq: sassaq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Inupiaq: tuqtuqtaq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Inupiaq: siqieburaq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Irish: clog — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Istriot: rilojo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Italian: orologio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Japanese: 時計 (tokei) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Javanese: jam — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kabyle: ssaɛa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kabyle: amasrag — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kabyle: tamasragt — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kabyle: tamrilt — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kalmyk: час (ças) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kannada: ಗಡಿಯಾರ (gaḍiyāra) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kansa: mínonba tánman — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kapampangan: orasan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Karachay-Balkar: сагъат (sağat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Karelian: čuasut — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kashubian: zédżer — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kazakh: сағат (sağat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Khakas: часы (çası) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Khmer: នាឡិកា (niəlekaa) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Komi-Permyak: часі (ćasi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Korean: 시계 (sigye) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kumyk: сагьат (sahat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Central Kurdish: سەعات (se'at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Central Kurdish: کاتژمێر (katjimêr) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Kurdish: demjimêr — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Kurdish: demjimêrk — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Kurdish: seet — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kwanyama: ovili — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kyrgyz: саат (saat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ladin: leroio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ladino: ora — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ladino: ore (Monastir) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ladino: saat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lak: ссят (s:aʕt) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lakota: mázaškaŋškaŋ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lao: ນາລິກາ (nā li kā) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lao: ໂມງ (mōng) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Latin: horologium — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Latin: hōrārium — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Latvian: pulkstenis — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Latvian: laikrādis — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Laz: საეტი (saeťi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Laz: საატი (saaťi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lezgi: сят (sät) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ligurian: reléuio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Limburgish: klok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lingala: ngonga — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lithuanian: lai̇̃krodis — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lokono: kasakabo čikisi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lombard: relòi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lombard: leròi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lombard: urelòc — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lombard: orelògg — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lombard: orològg — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Louisiana Creole: lorlòj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Louisiana Creole: lèr — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lü: ᦐᦱᧉᦜᦲᧈ (ṅaa2l̇ii1) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Luganda: esaawa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Luganda: omulenganjuba — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lutuv: siymaluo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Luxembourgish: Auer — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Macedonian: часовник (časovnik) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Machiguenga: poreátsiri — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Malagasy: famantaranándro — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Malay: jam — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Malayalam: നാഴികമണി (nāḻikamaṇi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Malayalam: ഘടികാരം (ghaṭikāraṁ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Maltese: arloġġ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Manx: clag — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Māori: karaka — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mapudungun: relosh — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Marathi: घड्याळ (ghaḍyāḷ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mari: шага́т (šagát) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Marshallese: awa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mauritian Creole: lorloz — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mirandese: reloijo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Moksha: час (čas) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mongolian: цаг (cag) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mongolian: ᠴᠠᠭ (čaɣ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mopan Maya: ajt'ul-pach-k'in — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mopan Maya: t'ul-pach-k'in — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nahuatl: tepoztlapōhualli — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nahuatl: tlapōhualli — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nauruan: krak — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Navajo: náʼoolkiłí — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Ndebele: iwatjhi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ndonga: ovili — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ndonga: otindi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Neapolitan: rilòrgie — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Neapolitan: rilòrgio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nepali: घडी (ghaḍī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Norman: hôlouoge — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Sotho: tleloko class 9/10 — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Sotho: horolosi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: klokke — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Norwegian Nynorsk: klokke — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nyole (Uganda): esaawa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Nyole (Uganda): omulenga lyuba — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Occitan: relòtge — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Odia: ଘଣ୍ଟା (ghaṇṭā) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ojibwe: diba'igiiziswaan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Old English: dæġmǣl — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Oromo: sa'aatii — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ossetian: сахат (saxat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mezquital-Otomi: mexkodo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Mezquital-Otomi: relo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Papiamentu: oloshi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Pashto: ګړيال (gaṛyāl) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Pashto: ګاړيال (gāṛyāl) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Pashto: ساعت (sā'at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Persian: سَاعَت (sā'at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Iranian Persian: ساعَت (sâ'at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Picard: horloche — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Piedmontese: arlöri — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Plautdietsch: Klock (nds) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Plautdietsch: Wauntüa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Polish: zegar — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Portuguese: relógio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Punjabi: ਘੜੀ (ghaṛī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Punjabi: کعڑی (kʻṛī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Quapaw: máze ttítta — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Quechua: intiwatana — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Rarotongan: ora — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Romanian: ceas — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Romansh: ura — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Romansh: oura — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Russian: часы́ (časý) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Rwanda-Rundi: isaha — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Kildin-Sami: ча̄сс (čāss) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Northern Sami: tiibmu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Samoan: uati — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sanskrit: घटी (ghaṭī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: arrelógiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: rellozu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: arrelórgiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: rológiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: orellozu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sardinian: lellozu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Scots: knock — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Scottish Gaelic: uaireadair — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Scottish Gaelic: gleoc — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Serbo-Croatian: ча̀со̄внӣк — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Serbo-Croatian: са̑т — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Serbo-Croatian: čàsōvnīk — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Serbo-Croatian: sȃt — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Seri: zaah — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Shona: wachi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sicilian: rològgiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sicilian: rulòggiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sicilian: ralogiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sicilian: riloggiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Silesian: zygar — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Silesian: zygŏr — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Silesian: godziny — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sinhalese: ඔරලෝසුව (oralōsuwa) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Slovak: hodiny — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Slovene: ura — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Somali: saacad weyn — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Lower Sorbian: zeger — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Upper Sorbian: časnik — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Upper Sorbian: zeger — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sotho: sešupanako — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Spanish: reloj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sranan Tongo: oloisi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sundanese: jam — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Swahili: saa — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Swazi: líwáshì — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Swedish: klocka — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Swedish: ur — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Sylheti: ꠊꠠꠤ (góṛi) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tabasaran: сяаьт (sjaa̱t) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tagalog: orasan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tagalog: relo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tagalog: taknaan — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tahitian: hora — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tahitian: uāti — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tajik: соат (soat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tajik: соъат (so'at) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tamil: கடிகாரம் (kaṭikāram) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tamil: கடிகை (kaṭikai) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tatar: сәгать (säğät) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Telugu: గడియారం (gaḍiyāraṁ) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tetum: relójiu — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Thai: นาฬิกา (naa-lí-gaa) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Thai: โมง (moong) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Southern Thai: นากา — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tibetan: ཆུ་ཚོད (chu tshod) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tigrinya: ሰዓት (säʿat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tindi: с̄агӏа́ти — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tlingit: gaaw — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tok Pisin: kilok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tok Pisin: klok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tsez: сагӏа́т (saa̯át) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tsonga: wachi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tsonga: xikomba-nkarhi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tswana: tshupanako — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Turkish: saat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ottoman Turkish: ساعت (saʾat) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Turkmen: saağat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Turkmen: sagat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tuvaluan: itula — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tuvan: шак (şak) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tzeltal: sp'isojibal ora — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tzeltal: relojo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Tzotzil: reloj — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zinacantán: 'atob 'osil — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zinacantán: 'ora — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Udmurt: час (ćas) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ukrainian: годи́нник (hodýnnyk) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Unami: këlak — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Urdu: گَھڑی (ghaṛī) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Uyghur: سائىتى (sa'iti) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Uzbek: soat — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Venda: watshi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Venetan: rełogio — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Veps: časud — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Vietnamese: đồng hồ — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Volapük: glok — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Võro: kell — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Votic: tunnid — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Walloon: ôrlodje — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Waray-Waray: relós — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Welsh: cloc — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Wolof: montar — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Xhosa: iwotshi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yakut: чаһы (čahï) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yiddish: זייגער (zeyger) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yoruba: agogo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yucatec Maya: p'iisib k'iin — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yup'ik: cass'aq — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Ixtlán Zapotec: relój — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Yatzachi Zapotec: relo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zoogocho Zapotec: relo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zazaki: saete (diq) — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zhuang: cung — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zulu: iwashi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zulu: isikhathi — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Zulu: ikilogo — instrument to measure or keep track of time
• Bulgarian: одоме́тър (odométǎr) — odometer
• Catalan: comptaquilòmetres — odometer
• Dutch: teller — odometer
• Dutch: kilometerteller — odometer
• Finnish: mittari — odometer
• French: indicateur de vitesse — odometer
• French: compteur de vitesse — odometer
• German: Tacho — odometer
• German: Tachometer — odometer
• Hungarian: kilométeróra — odometer
• Hungarian: kilométer-számláló — odometer
• Italian: contachilometri — odometer
• Italian: tachimetro — odometer
• Italian: odometro — odometer
• Japanese: 走行距離計 (sōkōkyorikei) — odometer
• Northern Kurdish: pîvank — odometer
• Luxembourgish: Tacho — odometer
• Portuguese: velocímetro — odometer
• Romanian: contor de parcurs — odometer
• Slovak: tachometer — odometer
• Spanish: cuentakilómetros — odometer
• Catalan: rellotge — electrical signal
• German: Taktsignal — electrical signal
• Japanese: クロック (kurokku) — electrical signal
• Korean: 클럭 (keulleok) — electrical signal
• Portuguese: relógio — electrical signal
• Romanian: tact — electrical signal
• Romanian: impuls — electrical signal
• Serbo-Croatian: такт — electrical signal
• Serbo-Croatian: takt — electrical signal
• Slovak: hodinový impulz — electrical signal
• Slovene: tiktakanje — electrical signal
• Spanish: reloj — electrical signal
• Ukrainian: такт (takt) — electrical signal
• Bulgarian: багет (baget) — pattern near heel of a sock or stocking
• Finnish: koriste — pattern near heel of a sock or stocking
• Italian: baghetta — pattern near heel of a sock or stocking
• Bulgarian: измервам време (izmervam vreme) — measure the duration of
• Catalan: cronometrar — measure the duration of
• Dutch: klokken — measure the duration of
• Finnish: ottaa aikaa — measure the duration of
• Finnish: kellottaa — measure the duration of
• Interlingua: chronometrar — measure the duration of
• Italian: cronometrare — measure the duration of
• Japanese: 計測する (keisokusuru) — measure the duration of
• Japanese: 記録する (kirokusuru) — measure the duration of
• Norwegian: ta tiden på — measure the duration of
• Portuguese: cronometrar — measure the duration of
• Spanish: cronometrar — measure the duration of
• Bulgarian: измервам скорост (izmervam skorost) — measure the speed of
• Catalan: mesurar la velocitat de — measure the speed of
• Interlingua: mesurar le velocitate de — measure the speed of
• Japanese: 計測する (keisokusuru) — measure the speed of
• Japanese: 測定する (sokuteisuru) — measure the speed of
• Portuguese: medir a velocidade de — measure the speed of
• Spanish: medir la velocidad de — measure the speed of
• Spanish: golpear — slang: hit (someone)
• Bulgarian: забелязвам (zabeljazvam) — slang: take notice of
• Portuguese: notar — slang: take notice of