fart

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• Received-Pronunciation: färt
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• Received-Pronunciation: /fɑːt/
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• General-American: färt
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• General-American: /fɑɹt/
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From Middle English ferten, farten, from Old English *feortan, from Proto-West Germanic *fertan, from Proto-Germanic *fertaną, from Proto-Indo-European *perd-. The noun is from Middle English fert, fart, from the verb.

Acronym of feminism-appropriating reactionary transphobe deliberately constructed to be homonymous with fart.

464 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: апыз (apʼəz) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Afrikaans: poep — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ainu: オプケ — an emission of flatulent gases
• Aklanon: utot — an emission of flatulent gases
• Albanian: pordhë — an emission of flatulent gases
• Albanian: fendë — an emission of flatulent gases
• Guerrero Amuzgo: jndyè jndi' — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: حَبْقَة (ḥabqa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: ضَرْطَة (ḍarṭa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: فَسْوَة (faswa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: ضَرْطَة (ẓarṭa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: فَسْوَة (faswa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Arabic: حزقة (ḥazqa) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Armenian: տեռ (teṙ) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Armenian: տռոց (tṙocʻ) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Armenian: թիս (tʻis) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Aromanian: bishinã — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ashkun: pidíṅ — an emission of flatulent gases
• Assamese: পাদ (pad) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Azerbaijani: osturaq — an emission of flatulent gases
• Azerbaijani: gop — an emission of flatulent gases
• Azerbaijani: osuraq — an emission of flatulent gases
• Central Bikol: atot — an emission of flatulent gases
• Breton: bramm — an emission of flatulent gases
• Bulgarian: пръдня́ (prǎdnjá) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Catalan: pet — an emission of flatulent gases
• Catalan: llufa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Catalan: gansa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Eastern Cham: katuk — an emission of flatulent gases
• Chinese Mandarin: 屁 (pì) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Chinese Mandarin: 放屁 (fàngpì) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Cornish: bramm — an emission of flatulent gases
• Cornish: brabm — an emission of flatulent gases
• Czech: prd — an emission of flatulent gases
• Czech: pšouk — an emission of flatulent gases
• Danish: fjært — an emission of flatulent gases
• Danish: prut — an emission of flatulent gases
• Danish: fis — an emission of flatulent gases
• Dhivehi: ފޮޑި (foḍi) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Dutch: wind — an emission of flatulent gases
• Dutch: scheet — an emission of flatulent gases
• Dutch: puf — an emission of flatulent gases
• Esperanto: furzo — an emission of flatulent gases
• Estonian: peer — an emission of flatulent gases
• Estonian: puuks — an emission of flatulent gases
• Faroese: fretur — an emission of flatulent gases
• Faroese: prumpur — an emission of flatulent gases
• Finnish: pieru — an emission of flatulent gases
• Finnish: rupsu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Finnish: tuhnu — an emission of flatulent gases
• French: pet — an emission of flatulent gases
• French: vesse — an emission of flatulent gases
• Friulian: pêt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Galician: peido — an emission of flatulent gases
• Georgian: გაკუება (gaḳueba) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Georgian: კუილი (ḳuili) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Georgian: გაცუება (gacueba) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Georgian: ცუილი (cuili) — an emission of flatulent gases
• German: Furz — an emission of flatulent gases
• German: Fürze — an emission of flatulent gases
• German: Pups — an emission of flatulent gases
• Greek: πορδή (pordí) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Greek: κλανιά (klaniá) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ancient Greek: πορδή (pordḗ) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Greenlandic: nileq — an emission of flatulent gases
• Paraguayan Guarani: pyno — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hebrew: נפיחה (n’fikháh) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hebrew: פלוץ (flotz) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hebrew: נאד (nod) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hindi: पाद (pād) — an emission of flatulent gases
• White Hmong: paus — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hungarian: fing — an emission of flatulent gases
• Hungarian: pú — an emission of flatulent gases
• Icelandic: prump — an emission of flatulent gases
• Icelandic: fret — an emission of flatulent gases
• Icelandic: fretur — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ido: flatuo — an emission of flatulent gases
• Indonesian: kentut — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ingrian: peeru — an emission of flatulent gases
• Interlingua: pedito — an emission of flatulent gases
• Interlingua: flato — an emission of flatulent gases
• Irish: broim — an emission of flatulent gases
• Irish: broimneach — an emission of flatulent gases
• Irish: ruagán — an emission of flatulent gases
• Irish: tuthóg — an emission of flatulent gases
• Italian: scoreggia — an emission of flatulent gases
• Italian: peto — an emission of flatulent gases
• Italian: flato — an emission of flatulent gases
• Italian: loffa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Italian: vescia — an emission of flatulent gases
• Japanese: 屁 (he) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Japanese: おなら (onara) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Javanese: entut — an emission of flatulent gases
• Javanese: ꦲꦼꦤ꧀ꦠꦸꦠ꧀ (entut) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Khmer: ផោម (phaom) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Korean: 방귀 (banggwi) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: fis — an emission of flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: kuş — an emission of flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: piv — an emission of flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: tirr — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ladin: tretlé — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ladin: tré n pët — an emission of flatulent gases
• Lao: ຕົດ (tot) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Latin: pēditum — an emission of flatulent gases
• Latin: flātus — an emission of flatulent gases
• Latin: flātulentia — an emission of flatulent gases
• Latvian: pirdiens — an emission of flatulent gases
• Lithuanian: paperdimas — an emission of flatulent gases
• Lithuanian: bezdalas — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ma'anyan: ameput — an emission of flatulent gases
• Macedonian: прдеж (prdež) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Macedonian: прдење (prdenje) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Macedonian: пу́веж (púvež) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Macedonian: цу́феж (cúfež) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Macedonian: ту́шкање (túškanje) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Malayalam: വളി (vaḷi) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Malayalam: അധോവായു (adhōvāyu) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Maltese: bassa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Maltese: fiswa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Māori: pīhau — an emission of flatulent gases
• Māori: patero — an emission of flatulent gases
• Mapudungun: perken — an emission of flatulent gases
• Mongolian: унгас (ungas) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Classical Nahuatl: iyelli — an emission of flatulent gases
• Classical Nahuatl: ihyēlli — an emission of flatulent gases
• Navajo: tłʼid — an emission of flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: fiéto — an emission of flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: lòffa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: pìreto — an emission of flatulent gases
• Nepali: पाद (pād) — an emission of flatulent gases
• North Moluccan Malay: konto — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian: fis — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian: propp — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian: promp — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian: vind — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: fjert — an emission of flatulent gases
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fjert — an emission of flatulent gases
• Occitan: pet — an emission of flatulent gases
• Oromo: dhuufuu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ossetian: tirtt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Pennsylvania German: farz — an emission of flatulent gases
• Persian: گوز (guz) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Plautdietsch: Forz — an emission of flatulent gases
• Plautdietsch: Pup — an emission of flatulent gases
• Polish: pierdnięcie — an emission of flatulent gases
• Polish: bąk — an emission of flatulent gases
• Polish: pierd — an emission of flatulent gases
• Polish: cichacz — an emission of flatulent gases
• Portuguese: peido — an emission of flatulent gases
• Portuguese: pum — an emission of flatulent gases
• Portuguese: bufa — an emission of flatulent gases
• Quechua: supi — an emission of flatulent gases
• Carpathian Romani: riľ — an emission of flatulent gases
• Carpathian Romani: khaň — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vlax-Romani: khaj — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vlax-Romani: ril — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vlax-Romani: řîl — an emission of flatulent gases
• Romanian: vânt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Romanian: flatulență — an emission of flatulent gases
• Romanian: bășină — an emission of flatulent gases
• Romanian: pârț — an emission of flatulent gases
• Russian: перде́ние (perdénije) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Russian: пу́кание (púkanije) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Russian: пердёж (perdjóž) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Russian: бздёж (bzdjož) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Inari-Sami: puoskâ — an emission of flatulent gases
• Northern Sami: buoska — an emission of flatulent gases
• Skolt-Sami: puõckk — an emission of flatulent gases
• Sardinian: tròddiu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Sardinian: pidu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Sicilian: pìditu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Sicilian: pìritu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Slovak: prd — an emission of flatulent gases
• Somali: dhuuso — an emission of flatulent gases
• Lower Sorbian: pjerd — an emission of flatulent gases
• Upper Sorbian: pjerd — an emission of flatulent gases
• Spanish: pedo — an emission of flatulent gases
• Spanish: flato — an emission of flatulent gases
• Spanish: ventosidad — an emission of flatulent gases
• Spanish: flatulencia — an emission of flatulent gases
• Spanish: cuesco — an emission of flatulent gases
• Swahili: shuzi — an emission of flatulent gases
• Swedish: fis — an emission of flatulent gases
• Swedish: fjärt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Swedish: prutt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Sylheti: ফাদ — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tagalog: utot — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tamil: குசு (kucu) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tamil: வாய்வு (vāyvu) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tamil: வேற்றுக்காற்று (vēṟṟukkāṟṟu) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Telugu: పిత్తి (pitti) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Ternate: sike — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tetum: hosu — an emission of flatulent gases
• Thai: ตด (dtòt) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tibetan: རྟུག་དྲི (rtug dri) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tibetan: ཕྱེན (phyen) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Tidore: sike — an emission of flatulent gases
• Turkish: osuruk — an emission of flatulent gases
• Urdu: پاد (pād) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Urdu: ٹهسکی (ṭhaskī) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Venetan: peto — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: đánh rắm — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: trung tiện — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: rắm — an emission of flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: địt — an emission of flatulent gases
• Welsh: rhech — an emission of flatulent gases
• Wiradjuri: buray — an emission of flatulent gases
• Yiddish: פֿאָרץ (forts) — an emission of flatulent gases
• Yucatec Maya: kiis — an emission of flatulent gases
• Zhuang: roet — an emission of flatulent gases
• Bulgarian: пръдльо (prǎdljo) — irritating person
• French: FART — Translations
• Polish: FART — Translations
• Abkhaz: апызра (apʼəzra) — to emit flatulent gases
• Afrikaans: poep — to emit flatulent gases
• Albanian: pjerdh — to emit flatulent gases
• Southern Altai: озырар (ozïrar) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: حَبَقَ (ḥabaqa) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: ضَرَطَ (ḍaraṭa) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: فَسَا (fasā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: ضَرَّط (ẓarraṭ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: فَسا (fasa) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: حزق (ḥzaq) — to emit flatulent gases
• Arabic: فسا (fsa) — to emit flatulent gases
• Armenian: տռել (tṙel) — to emit flatulent gases
• Armenian: թսել (tʻsel) — to emit flatulent gases
• Aromanian: bes — to emit flatulent gases
• Asturian: espedorriar — to emit flatulent gases
• Asturian: ciscar — to emit flatulent gases
• Azerbaijani: osurmaq — to emit flatulent gases
• Azerbaijani: osturmaq — to emit flatulent gases
• Basque: uzker egin — to emit flatulent gases
• Belarusian: пярдзе́ць (pjardzjécʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Bengali: পাদা (pada) — to emit flatulent gases
• Central Bikol: atot — to emit flatulent gases
• Bulgarian: пърдя́ (pǎrdjá) — to emit flatulent gases
• Burmese: လေလည် (lelany) — to emit flatulent gases
• Burmese: လေစုန် (lecun) — to emit flatulent gases
• Burmese: အီးပေါက် (i:pauk) — to emit flatulent gases
• Catalan: petar — to emit flatulent gases
• Cheyenne: -pánestse — to emit flatulent gases
• Chinese Cantonese: 放屁 (fong3 pei3) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hakka Chinese: 打屁 (tá-phi) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hakka Chinese: 打屁卵 (tá-phi-lón) — to emit flatulent gases
• Chinese: 放屁 (zh-min-nan) — to emit flatulent gases
• Chinese Mandarin: 放屁 (fàngpì) — to emit flatulent gases
• Chinese Mandarin: 放氣 /放气 (fàngqì) — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: prdět — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: prdnout si — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: pšoukat — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: pšouknout — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: pouštět větry — to emit flatulent gases
• Czech: bzdít — to emit flatulent gases
• Danish: fjærte — to emit flatulent gases
• Danish: prutte — to emit flatulent gases
• Danish: fise — to emit flatulent gases
• Dutch: scheten — to emit flatulent gases
• Dutch: een wind laten — to emit flatulent gases
• Dutch: scheet laten — to emit flatulent gases
• Dutch: protten — to emit flatulent gases
• Dutch: een prot laten — to emit flatulent gases
• Elfdalian: faisa — to emit flatulent gases
• Esperanto: furzi — to emit flatulent gases
• Estonian: peeretama — to emit flatulent gases
• Estonian: puuksutama — to emit flatulent gases
• Faroese: frata — to emit flatulent gases
• Faroese: prumpa — to emit flatulent gases
• Finnish: pieraista — to emit flatulent gases
• Finnish: piereskellä — to emit flatulent gases
• Finnish: pierrä — to emit flatulent gases
• French: péter — to emit flatulent gases
• French: faire un pet — to emit flatulent gases
• French: faire un prout — to emit flatulent gases
• French: prouter — to emit flatulent gases
• French: lâcher une caisse — to emit flatulent gases
• French: avoir des gaz — to emit flatulent gases
• French: lâcher une perle — to emit flatulent gases
• French: lâcher Médor — to emit flatulent gases
• Galician: peidear — to emit flatulent gases
• Galician: peidar — to emit flatulent gases
• Galician: bufar — to emit flatulent gases
• Galician: botar un peido — to emit flatulent gases
• Georgian: გაზებზე გასვლა (gazebze gasvla) — to emit flatulent gases
• Georgian: გაკუება (gaḳueba) — to emit flatulent gases
• Georgian: კუილი (ḳuili) — to emit flatulent gases
• Georgian: გაცუება (gacueba) — to emit flatulent gases
• Georgian: ცუილი (cuili) — to emit flatulent gases
• German: furzen — to emit flatulent gases
• German: pfurzen — to emit flatulent gases
• German: pupsen — to emit flatulent gases
• German: einen fahren lassen — to emit flatulent gases
• German: einen Schas lassen — to emit flatulent gases
• German: schasen — to emit flatulent gases
• Greek: κλάνω (kláno) — to emit flatulent gases
• Greek: πέρδομαι (pérdomai) — to emit flatulent gases
• Greek: πορδίζω (pordízo) — to emit flatulent gases
• Ancient Greek: πέρδομαι (pérdomai) — to emit flatulent gases
• Ancient Greek: βδέω (bdéō) — to emit flatulent gases
• Greenlandic: nilerpoq — to emit flatulent gases
• Gujarati: પાદવું (pādvũ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hawaiian: pūhiʻu — to emit flatulent gases
• Hawaiian: hio — to emit flatulent gases
• Hebrew: הפליץ (hiflíts) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hindi: पादना (pādnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hindi: हवा छोड़ना (havā choṛnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Hindi: पाद मारना (pād mārnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• White Hmong: tso paus — to emit flatulent gases
• Hungarian: fingik — to emit flatulent gases
• Hungarian: púzik — to emit flatulent gases
• Icelandic: prumpa — to emit flatulent gases
• Icelandic: freta — to emit flatulent gases
• Ido: flatuar — to emit flatulent gases
• Indonesian: kentut — to emit flatulent gases
• Ingrian: peerrä — to emit flatulent gases
• Interlingua: flatular — to emit flatulent gases
• Interlingua: peder — to emit flatulent gases
• Interlingua: facer un pedito — to emit flatulent gases
• Inuktitut: nilertok — to emit flatulent gases
• Irish: broim — to emit flatulent gases
• Italian: scoreggiare — to emit flatulent gases
• Italian: fare un peto — to emit flatulent gases
• Japanese: おならをする (onara o suru) — to emit flatulent gases
• Japanese: 放屁する (hōhi suru) — to emit flatulent gases
• Japanese: 屁をひる (he o hiru) — to emit flatulent gases
• Japanese: 屁をこく (he o koku) — to emit flatulent gases
• Kazakh: осыру (osyru) — to emit flatulent gases
• Khmer: ផោម (phaom) — to emit flatulent gases
• Khmer: ដើរខ្យល់ (daə khyɑl) — to emit flatulent gases
• Khmer: ខ្យល់ផាយ (khyɑl phaay) — to emit flatulent gases
• Korean: 방귀뀌다 (banggwikkwida) — to emit flatulent gases
• Korean: 방귀를 뀌다 (banggwi-reul kkwida) — to emit flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: kuş kirin — to emit flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: fis kirin — to emit flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: tir kirin — to emit flatulent gases
• Northern Kurdish: piv kirin — to emit flatulent gases
• Kyrgyz: оосуруу (oosuruu) — to emit flatulent gases
• Lao: ຕົດ (tot) — to emit flatulent gases
• Lao: ຜາຍລົມ (phāi lom) — to emit flatulent gases
• Latin: pēdō — to emit flatulent gases
• Latvian: pirst — to emit flatulent gases
• Lithuanian: gadinti orą — to emit flatulent gases
• Lithuanian: persti — to emit flatulent gases
• Lithuanian: bezdėti — to emit flatulent gases
• Luxembourgish: faschten — to emit flatulent gases
• Luxembourgish: fuerzen — to emit flatulent gases
• Macedonian: пр́ди (pŕdi) — to emit flatulent gases
• Macedonian: пу́ва (púva) — to emit flatulent gases
• Macedonian: ту́шка (túška) — to emit flatulent gases
• Malay: kentut — to emit flatulent gases
• Maltese: bass — to emit flatulent gases
• Manchu: ᡶᡳᠶᠣᡨᠣᠮᠪᡳ (fiyotombi) — to emit flatulent gases
• Māori: pīhau — to emit flatulent gases
• Māori: patero — to emit flatulent gases
• Marathi: पादणे (pādṇe) — to emit flatulent gases
• Marwari: पादणौ (pādṇau) — to emit flatulent gases
• Mongolian: унгах (ungax) — to emit flatulent gases
• Mongolian: ᠤᠩᠭᠤᠬᠤ (ungɣuqu) — to emit flatulent gases
• Classical Nahuatl: iyexi — to emit flatulent gases
• Navajo: hadilzééh — to emit flatulent gases
• Navajo: atłʼiid — to emit flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: peretià — to emit flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: sbernacchià — to emit flatulent gases
• Neapolitan: speretià — to emit flatulent gases
• Nepali: पाद्नु (pādnu) — to emit flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: fise — to emit flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: fjerte — to emit flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: pruppe — to emit flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: prompe — to emit flatulent gases
• Norwegian Bokmål: slippe en vind — to emit flatulent gases
• Pacoh: teih — to emit flatulent gases
• Pacoh: tateih — to emit flatulent gases
• Persian: گوزیدن (guzidan) — to emit flatulent gases
• Persian: چسیدن (čosidan) — to emit flatulent gases
• Persian: گوز دادن (guz dâdan) — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: pierdzieć — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: pierdnąć — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: psuć powietrze — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: zepsuć powietrze — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: puszczać bąka — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: puścić bąka — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: nasmrodzić — to emit flatulent gases
• Polish: zesmrodzić się — to emit flatulent gases
• Portuguese: peidar — to emit flatulent gases
• Quechua: supiy — to emit flatulent gases
• Quechua: thasay — to emit flatulent gases
• Romanian: băși — to emit flatulent gases
• Romanian: pârțâi — to emit flatulent gases
• Romansh: dar vents — to emit flatulent gases
• Romansh: tretlar — to emit flatulent gases
• Romansh: tuffar — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: перде́ть impf пёрднуть (perdétʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: пёрнуть (pjórnutʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: бздеть (bzdetʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: набзде́ть (nabzdétʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: пу́кать (púkatʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Russian: пу́кнуть (púknutʹ) — to emit flatulent gases
• Northern Sami: buoskut — to emit flatulent gases
• Sanskrit: पर्दते (pardate) — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̀дети — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̀дјети — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̀дити — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: прнути — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̏днути — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: pr̀deti — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: pr̀djeti — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: pr̀diti — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: prnuti — to emit flatulent gases
• Serbo-Croatian: pȑdnuti — to emit flatulent gases
• Sicilian: piditari — to emit flatulent gases
• Sicilian: trunari — to emit flatulent gases
• Slovak: prdieť — to emit flatulent gases
• Slovak: prdnúť — to emit flatulent gases
• Slovene: prdeti — to emit flatulent gases
• Upper Sorbian: pjerdźeć — to emit flatulent gases
• Upper Sorbian: pjerdnyć — to emit flatulent gases
• Spanish: peer — to emit flatulent gases
• Spanish: soltar un pedo — to emit flatulent gases
• Spanish: pedorrear — to emit flatulent gases
• Spanish: ventosear — to emit flatulent gases
• Spanish: tirarse un pedo — to emit flatulent gases
• Swahili: -shuta — to emit flatulent gases
• Swahili: -jamba — to emit flatulent gases
• Swedish: fisa — to emit flatulent gases
• Swedish: fjärta — to emit flatulent gases
• Swedish: prutta — to emit flatulent gases
• Swedish: vädra tarmen — to emit flatulent gases
• Swedish: släppa väder — to emit flatulent gases
• Tagalog: utot — to emit flatulent gases
• Tagalog: umutot — to emit flatulent gases
• Tamil: வாய்வு பறிதல் (vāyvu paṟital) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tamil: குசு விடு (kucu viṭu) — to emit flatulent gases
• Telugu: పిత్తు (pittu) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tetum: hosu — to emit flatulent gases
• Thai: ตด (dtòt) — to emit flatulent gases
• Thai: ผายลม (pǎai-lom) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tibetan: རྟུག་དྲི་ཤོར (rtug dri shor) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tibetan: རྟུག་དྲི་གཏོང (rtug dri gtong) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tibetan: ཕྱེན་ཤོར (phyen shor) — to emit flatulent gases
• Tibetan: ཕྱེན་གཏོང (phyen gtong) — to emit flatulent gases
• Turkish: osurmak — to emit flatulent gases
• Ottoman Turkish: اوصورمق (osurmak) — to emit flatulent gases
• Ottoman Turkish: یللنمك (yellenmek) — to emit flatulent gases
• Ukrainian: перді́ти (perdíty) — to emit flatulent gases
• Urdu: پاد مارنا (pād mārnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Urdu: ہوا چھوڑنا (havā ćho.rnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Urdu: پادنا (pādnā) — to emit flatulent gases
• Uyghur: ئوسۇرۇق (osuruq) — to emit flatulent gases
• Uyghur: ئوسۇرماق (osurmaq) — to emit flatulent gases
• Uzbek: oʻsirmoq — to emit flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: địt — to emit flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: chùi gháu — to emit flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: đánh rắm — to emit flatulent gases
• Vietnamese: đánh địt — to emit flatulent gases
• Walloon: peter — to emit flatulent gases
• Walloon: vesser — to emit flatulent gases
• Walloon: proutler — to emit flatulent gases
• Walloon: brodler — to emit flatulent gases
• Welsh: rhechu — to emit flatulent gases
• Welsh: cnecu — to emit flatulent gases
• Yiddish: פֿאַרצן (fartsn) — to emit flatulent gases
• Yup'ik: nelertuq — to emit flatulent gases
• Zhuang: okroet — to emit flatulent gases
• Abkhaz: апызра (apʼəzra) — to emit (fumes, gases, etc.)
• Russian: перде́ть (perdétʹ) — to emit (fumes, gases, etc.)