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• klŭb
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• Received-Pronunciation, US: /klʌb/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /klɐb/
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• Wales: /kləb/
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• Ireland, Northern-England: /klʊb/
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• rhymes with -ʌb
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Inherited from Middle English clubbe, from Old Norse klubba, klumba (“cudgel”), from Proto-Germanic *klumpô (“clip, clasp; clump, lump; log, block”). Cognate with English clump, cloud, Latin globus, glomus; and perhaps related to Middle Low German kolve (“bulb”), German Kolben (“butt, bulb, club”).

422 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: klub — association of members
• Albanian: klub — association of members
• Arabic: نَادٍ (nādin) — association of members
• Arabic: اَلنَّادِي (an-nādī) — association of members
• Arabic: جَمْعِيَّة (jamʕiyya) — association of members
• Arabic: نادي (nādi) — association of members
• Armenian: ակումբ (akumb) — association of members
• Armenian: կլուբ (klub) — association of members
• Azerbaijani: klub — association of members
• Bashkir: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Basque: elkarte — association of members
• Basque: klub — association of members
• Belarusian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Bengali: ক্লাব (klab) — association of members
• Bengali: সঙ্ঘ (śoṅgho) — association of members
• Bengali: সমিতি (śomiti) — association of members
• Bengali: আঞ্জুমান (anjuman) — association of members
• Bulgarian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Burmese: ကလပ် (ka.lap) — association of members
• Burmese: အသင်း (a.sang:) — association of members
• Catalan: club — association of members
• Chinese Cantonese: 俱樂部 /俱乐部 (keoi1 lok6 bou6) — association of members
• Hakka Chinese: 俱樂部 /俱乐部 (khî-lo̍k-phu) — association of members
• Chinese: 俱樂部 /俱乐部 (zh-min-nan) — association of members
• Chinese Mandarin: 俱樂部 /俱乐部 (jùlèbù) — association of members
• Wu Chinese: 俱樂部 /俱乐部 (6jiu-loq8-bu6) — association of members
• Czech: klub — association of members
• Czech: spolek — association of members
• Danish: klub — association of members
• Dutch: club — association of members
• Erzya: керша (kerša) — association of members
• Esperanto: klubo — association of members
• Estonian: klubi — association of members
• Faroese: klubbi — association of members
• Finnish: kerho — association of members
• Finnish: yhdistys — association of members
• Finnish: seura — association of members
• Finnish: klubi — association of members
• French: club — association of members
• Galician: club — association of members
• Georgian: კლუბი (ḳlubi) — association of members
• German: Klub — association of members
• German: Verein — association of members
• Greek: λέσχη (léschi) — association of members
• Greek: κλαμπ (klamp) — association of members
• Greek: σωματείο (somateío) — association of members
• Hebrew: מוֹעֲדוֹן (mo'adón) — association of members
• Hebrew: חוּג (ḥug) — association of members
• Hindi: क्लब (klab) — association of members
• Hindi: अंजुमन (añjuman) — association of members
• Hungarian: klub — association of members
• Hungarian: szakkör — association of members
• Icelandic: klúbbur — association of members
• Indonesian: klub — association of members
• Indonesian: klab — association of members
• Irish: cumann — association of members
• Italian: club — association of members
• Italian: circolo — association of members
• Japanese: クラブ (kurabu) — association of members
• Japanese: 部 (bu) — association of members
• Japanese: 倶楽部 (kurabu) — association of members
• Japanese: 同好会 (dōkōkai) — association of members
• Kazakh: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Khmer: ក្លឹប (kləp) — association of members
• Khmer: បន (bɑɑn) — association of members
• Korean: 동아리 (dong'ari) — association of members
• Korean: 동호회 (donghohoe) — association of members
• Central Kurdish: یانە (yane) — association of members
• Northern Kurdish: yane — association of members
• Northern Kurdish: kulûb — association of members
• Kyrgyz: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Lao: ສະໂມສອນ (sa mō sǭn) — association of members
• Latin: sodālitās — association of members
• Latvian: klubs — association of members
• Lithuanian: klubas — association of members
• Macedonian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Malay: kelab — association of members
• Malay: persatuan — association of members
• Mongolian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Norwegian Bokmål: klubb — association of members
• Norwegian Nynorsk: klubb — association of members
• Pashto: کلب (klab) — association of members
• Pashto: کلوب (klub) — association of members
• Pashto: کلوپ (klūp) — association of members
• Iranian Persian: باشْگاه (bâšgâh) — association of members
• Iranian Persian: اَنْجُمَنْ (anjoman) — association of members
• Iranian Persian: کُلوب (kolub) — association of members
• Polish: klub — association of members
• Polish: stowarzyszenie — association of members
• Portuguese: clube — association of members
• Romanian: club — association of members
• Russian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Scottish Gaelic: cròilean — association of members
• Serbo-Croatian: клу̑б — association of members
• Serbo-Croatian: klȗb — association of members
• Slovak: klub — association of members
• Slovene: klub — association of members
• Southern Altai: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Spanish: club — association of members
• Swahili: klabu — association of members
• Swedish: klubb — association of members
• Tajik: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Tajik: бошгоҳ (bošgoh) — association of members
• Thai: คลับ (klàp) — association of members
• Thai: สโมสร (sà-moo-sɔ̌ɔn) — association of members
• Turkish: kulüp — association of members
• Turkish: klüp — association of members
• Ottoman Turkish: جمعیت (cemʼiyet) — association of members
• Ottoman Turkish: انجمن (encümen) — association of members
• Ottoman Turkish: محفل (mahfil) — association of members
• Ottoman Turkish: قلوب (klüb) — association of members
• Turkmen: klub — association of members
• Ukrainian: клуб (klub) — association of members
• Urdu: کْلَب (klab) — association of members
• Urdu: اَنْجُمَنْ (anjuman) — association of members
• Uyghur: كۇلۇب (kulub) — association of members
• Uzbek: klub — association of members
• Vietnamese: câu lạc bộ — association of members
• Vietnamese: CLB — association of members
• Volapük: klub — association of members
• Welsh: clwb — association of members
• Yiddish: קלוב (klub) — association of members
• Afrikaans: knuppel — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ahtna: xał — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Albanian: shkop — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Arabic: هِرَاوَة (hirāwa) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Armenian: մահակ (mahak) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Armenian: գուրզ (gurz) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Armenian: լախտ (laxt) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Armenian: կոպալ (kopal) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Bashkir: күҫәк (küśək) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Belarusian: дубі́нка (dubínka) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Belarusian: дручо́к (dručók) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Bulgarian: со́па (sópa) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Bulgarian: тоя́га (tojága) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Catalan: bastó — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Catalan: garrot — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Catalan: porra — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Chinese Mandarin: 棒 (bàng) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Chinese Mandarin: 棍棒 (gùnbàng) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Czech: kyj — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Czech: klacek — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Czech: obušek — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Danish: kølle — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Dutch: knuppel — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Esperanto: klabo — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Finnish: nuija — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Finnish: maila (plaything) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• French: bâton — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• French: gourdin — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Galician: bastón — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Galician: moca — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Galician: baloco — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Galician: porra — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Georgian: კეტი (ḳeṭi) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Georgian: კომბალი (ḳombali) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Georgian: ხელკეტი (xelḳeṭi) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• German: Keule — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Greek: ρόπαλο (rópalo) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ancient Greek: ῥόπαλον (rhópalon) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hawaiian: hoa — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hebrew: אַלָּה (alá) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hebrew: נַבּוּט (nabút) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hindi: डंडा (ḍaṇḍā) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hindi: बल्ला (ballā) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hungarian: bunkó — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hungarian: furkó — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hungarian: bunkósbot — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Hungarian: furkósbot — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Icelandic: kylfa — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ingrian: dubina — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Irish: smíste — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Irish: cleith — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Italian: clava — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Italian: bastone — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Italian: mazza — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Japanese: 棒 (bō) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Japanese: 棍棒 (konbō) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Khmer: ព្រនង់ (prɔɔnŭəng) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Korean: 몽둥이 (mongdung'i) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Northern Kurdish: kaşok — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latgalian: mylyns — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latgalian: vāza — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latin: fūstis — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latin: clāva — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latin: matia — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latvian: milna — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Latvian: vāle — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Lithuanian: kuoka — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Lower Tanana: xwɬ — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Marshallese: aļaļ — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Mongolian: муна (muna) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Mongolian: бороохой (borooxoj) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Navajo: tsihał — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Norwegian Bokmål: klubbe — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ojibwe: bagamaagan — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Old English: sagol — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Old Norse: klubba — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Iranian Persian: چُماق (čomâġ) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Iranian Persian: چُنْبِه (čonbe) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Iranian Persian: باتون (bâtun) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Plautdietsch: Pruntel — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Polish: maczuga — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Portuguese: clava — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Portuguese: bastão — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Portuguese: porrete — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Portuguese: taco — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Romanian: bâtă — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Russian: дуби́нка (dubínka) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Russian: дуби́на (dubína) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Russian: па́лица (pálica) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Sanskrit: गदा (gadā) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Slovak: obušok — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Slovak: kyjak — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Slovak: palica — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Southern Altai: токпок (tokpok) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Spanish: bastón — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Spanish: garrote — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Spanish: porra — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Sundanese: panakol — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Swahili: rungu — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Swedish: klubba — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Tarifit: qabu — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Thai: กระบอง (grà-bɔɔng) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Thai: ตะบอง (dtà-bɔɔng) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Tocharian B: śakāto — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Turkish: çomak — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ottoman Turkish: طوپوز (topuz) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ottoman Turkish: مردانه (merdane) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ukrainian: дрючо́к (drjučók) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ukrainian: дуби́нка (dubýnka) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Ukrainian: па́лиця (pálycja) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Urdu: ڈَنْڈا (ḍanḍā) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Urdu: بَلّا (ballā) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Uyghur: تاياق (tayaq) — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Uzbek: tayoq — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Vietnamese: dùi cui — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Vietnamese: gậy tày — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Vietnamese: gậy — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Volapük: lustaf — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Woiwurrung: kud-jee-run — heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything
• Arabic: عَصًا (ʕaṣan) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Azerbaijani: kötək — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Belarusian: клю́шка (kljúška) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Belarusian: бі́та (bíta) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Belarusian: па́лка (pálka) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Belarusian: кій (kij) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Bulgarian: па́лка (pálka) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Bulgarian: пръ́чка (prǎ́čka) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Chinese Mandarin: 棒 (bàng) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Czech: hůl — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Czech: palice — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Danish: kølle — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Esperanto: klabo — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Esperanto: bastono — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Finnish: maila — hitting implement in certain ball games
• French: club — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Galician: taco — hitting implement in certain ball games
• German: Schläger — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Hebrew: מַחְבֵּט (maḥbét) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Hebrew: אַלָּה (alá) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Hungarian: ütő — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Hungarian: golfütő — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ingrian: savva — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Kazakh: таяқ (taäq) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Khmer: គ្រទា (krɔɔtiə) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Lao: ຄ້ອນ (khǭn) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Lao: ຄ້ອນຖື (khǭn thư̄) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Norwegian Bokmål: kølle — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kølle — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Polish: kij — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Portuguese: taco — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Russian: клю́шка (kljúška) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Russian: би́та (bíta) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Russian: па́лка (pálka) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Slovak: pálka — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Slovak: palica — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Spanish: palo — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Turkmen: taýak — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ukrainian: клю́шка (kljúška) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ukrainian: бі́та (bíta) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ukrainian: па́лиця (pálycja) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ukrainian: па́лка (pálka) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Ukrainian: кий (kyj) — hitting implement in certain ball games
• Bulgarian: бухалка (buhalka) — rhythmic gymnastics: part of an apparatus
• Finnish: potti — joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it
• Finnish: osuus — joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it
• Finnish: osa — joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it
• Afrikaans: klub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Afrikaans: nagklub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Arabic: نَادٍ لَيْلِيّ (nādin layliyy) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Arabic: اَلنَّادِي اَللَّيْلِيّ (an-nādī l-layliyy) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Arabic: كْلَب (klab) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Arabic: مَرْقَص (margaṣ) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Armenian: ակումբ (akumb) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Chinese Cantonese: 夜總會 /夜总会 — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Chinese: 夜總會 /夜总会 (iā-chóng-hōe) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Chinese Mandarin: 夜總會 /夜总会 (yèzǒnghuì) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Czech: klub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Danish: klub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Esperanto: amuzejo — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Faroese: klubbi — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Finnish: klubi — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Finnish: yökerho — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• French: boîte — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• French: boîte de nuit — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Galician: discoteca — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• German: Nachtklub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• German: Nachtlokal — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Greek: κλαμπ (klamp) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hebrew: מוֹעֲדוֹן (mo'adón) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hindi: रात का क्लब (rāt kā klab) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hindi: क्लब (klab) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hungarian: nightclub — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hungarian: mulató — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hungarian: szórakozóhely — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Hungarian: diszkó — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Ingrian: kluuba — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Irish: club — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Japanese: ナイトクラブ (naitokurabu) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Japanese: クラブ (kurabu) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Korean: 클럽 (keulleop) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Korean: 나이트 클럽 (naiteu keulleop) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Norwegian Bokmål: nattklubb — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Iranian Persian: باشْگاه (bâšgâh) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Iranian Persian: کُلوب (kolub) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Portuguese: boate — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Portuguese: balada — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Portuguese: discoteca — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Romanian: club — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Russian: ночно́й клуб (nočnój klub) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Russian: клуб (klub) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Serbo-Croatian: клу̑б — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Serbo-Croatian: klȗb — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Spanish: discoteca — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Swahili: klabu — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Swedish: nattklubb — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Thai: คลับ (klàp) — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Turkish: kulüp — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Turkish: gece kulübü — establishment that provides staged entertainment
• Afrikaans: klawer — playing card symbol, ♣
• Arabic: سِبَاتِي (sibātī) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Armenian: խաչ (xačʻ) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Bulgarian: спати́я (spatíja) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Bulgarian: тре́фа (tréfa) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Burmese: ညှင်း (hnyang:) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Catalan: trèvol — playing card symbol, ♣
• Chinese Cantonese: 梅花 (mui4 faa1) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Chinese Mandarin: 梅花 (méihuā) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Czech: kříž — playing card symbol, ♣
• Danish: kløver — playing card symbol, ♣
• Dutch: klaveren — playing card symbol, ♣
• Esperanto: trefo — playing card symbol, ♣
• Estonian: risti — playing card symbol, ♣
• Faroese: kleyvari — playing card symbol, ♣
• Finnish: risti — playing card symbol, ♣
• French: trèfle — playing card symbol, ♣
• Galician: trevo — playing card symbol, ♣
• German: Kreuz — playing card symbol, ♣
• Greek: σπαθί (spathí) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Hebrew: תִּלְתָּן (tiltán) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Hindi: चिड़ी (ciṛī) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Hungarian: treff — playing card symbol, ♣
• Icelandic: lauf — playing card symbol, ♣
• Italian: fiori — playing card symbol, ♣
• Japanese: クラブ (kurabu) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Japanese: クローバー (kurōbā) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Kazakh: кіреш (kıreş) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Kazakh: шыбын (şybyn) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Kazakh: шытыр (şytyr) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Khmer: ជួង (cuəng) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Korean: 클럽 (keulleop) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Korean: 클로버 (keullobeo) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Lao: ຫມາກຈ່ວນ (māk chūan) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Luxembourgish: Kräizer — playing card symbol, ♣
• Macedonian: треф (tref) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Mongolian: цэцэг (ceceg) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Mongolian: ᠴᠡᠴᠡᠭ (čečeg) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Navajo: báasdos — playing card symbol, ♣
• Norwegian Bokmål: kløver — playing card symbol, ♣
• Ojibwe: danens — playing card symbol, ♣
• Ojibwe: binewizid — playing card symbol, ♣
• Iranian Persian: خاج (xâj) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Polish: trefl — playing card symbol, ♣
• Polish: żołądź — playing card symbol, ♣
• Polish: dzwonka — playing card symbol, ♣
• Portuguese: paus — playing card symbol, ♣
• Russian: тре́фа (tréfa) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Russian: кре́сти (krésti) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Russian: трефо́вая масть (trefóvaja mastʹ) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Spanish: trébol — playing card symbol, ♣
• Swahili: pau — playing card symbol, ♣
• Swedish: klöver — playing card symbol, ♣
• Telugu: కళావరు (kaḷāvaru) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Thai: ดอกจิก (dɔ̀ɔk-jìk) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Turkish: sinek — playing card symbol, ♣
• Unami: kwëlas — playing card symbol, ♣
• Yiddish: צלם (tseylem) — playing card symbol, ♣
• Finnish: risti — playing card marked with symbol ♣
• Finnish: kerho — humorous: set of people with a shared characteristic
• Afrikaans: slaan — to hit with a club
• Afrikaans: neek — to hit with a club
• Afrikaans: donner — to hit with a club
• Catalan: bastonejar — to hit with a club
• Chinese Mandarin: 用棍棒打 (yòng gùnbàng dǎ) — to hit with a club
• Dutch: neerknuppelen — to hit with a club
• Dutch: slaan — to hit with a club
• Finnish: nuijia — to hit with a club
• French: bâtonner — to hit with a club
• German: knüppeln — to hit with a club
• Hebrew: חָבַט (ḥavát) — to hit with a club
• Māori: haukuru — to hit with a club
• Polish: pałować — to hit with a club
• Polish: spałować — to hit with a club
• Russian: бить (bitʹ) — to hit with a club
• Russian: ударя́ть (udarjátʹ) — to hit with a club
• Spanish: apalear — to hit with a club
• Spanish: garrotear — to hit with a club
• Spanish: aporrear — to hit with a club
• Chinese Mandarin: 聯合 /联合 (liánhé) — to join together to form a group
• German: zusammenlegen — to join together to form a group
• Spanish: agrupar — to join together to form a group