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56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: kllapa gjarpërore — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Assamese: মাজু বন্ধনী (mazu bondhoni) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Asturian: llave — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Belarusian: фігу́рная ду́жка (fihúrnaja dúžka) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Bulgarian: голя́ма ско́ба (goljáma skóba) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Bulgarian: къдрава скоба (kǎdrava skoba) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Bulgarian: фигурна скоба (figurna skoba) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Catalan: clau — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Chinese Mandarin: 波形括號 /波形括号 (bōxíng kuòhào) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Czech: složená závorka — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Danish: tuborgklamme — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Danish: tuborgparentes — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Danish: krøllet parentes — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Danish: akkolade — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Danish: tuborg — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Dutch: accolade — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Esperanto: kuniga krampo — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Esperanto: kurba krampo — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Esperanto: vinkulo — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Finnish: aaltosulje — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Finnish: aaltosulku — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Finnish: aaltosulkumerkki — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• French: accolade — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Galician: chave — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• German: geschweifte Klammer — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• German: Schweifklammer — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Greek: μύστακας (mýstakas) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Greek: άγκιστρο (ágkistro) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Hungarian: kapcsos zárójel — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Indonesian: kurawal — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Indonesian: kurung kurawal — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Irish: lúibín slabhrach — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Italian: parentesi graffa — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Italian: graffa — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Macedonian: голема заграда (golema zagrada) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Malay: tanda kurung dakap — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Polish: klamra — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Polish: nawias klamrowy — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Portuguese: chave — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Portuguese: chaveta — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Portuguese: colchete — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Romanian: acoladă — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Russian: фигу́рная ско́бка (figúrnaja skóbka) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Serbo-Croatian: vitičasta zagrada — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Slovak: zložená zátvorka — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Spanish: llave — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Spanish: corchete tipo ballesta — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Swedish: klammerparentes — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Swedish: måsvingeparentes — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Swedish: krullparentes — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Swedish: måsvinge — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Thai: ปีกกา (bpìik-gaa) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Turkish: küme parantezi — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Ukrainian: фігу́рна ду́жка (fihúrna dúžka) — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Vietnamese: dấu ngoặc nhọn — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”
• Welsh: bach cyrliog — either of the two characters: “{” and “}”