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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfɪŋɡəː/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈfɪŋɡəː]
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• General-American: /ˈfɪŋɡɚ/
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• General-American: [ˈfɪŋɡɚ] ~ [ˈfɪŋɡɹ̩]
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• /ˈfiŋɡɚ/ Upper Midwestern US, Western US, Canada
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• Scotland: /ˈfɪŋɡəɹ/
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• Scotland: [ˈfɪŋɡəɹ]
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English, German, and Jewish surname, from the noun finger.

PIE word *pénkwe From Middle English fynger, finger, from Old English finger (“finger”), from Proto-West Germanic *fingr, from Proto-Germanic *fingraz (“finger”), from Proto-Indo-European *penkwrós, from *pénkwe (“five”). Cognate with West Frisian finger, German and Low German Finger, Dutch vinger, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish finger, Faroese and Icelandic fingur; see also Old Armenian հինգեր-որդ (hinger-ord, “fifth”). More at five.

495 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: анацәа (anacwa) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Afar: fera — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Afrikaans: vinger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dupaningan Agta: giray — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Aklanon: tudlo' — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Albanian: gisht — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Northern Altai: салага (salaga) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Southern Altai: сабар (sabar) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Southern Altai: бармак (barmak) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Southern Altai: тырмак (tïrmak) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Alutor: тылгылӈын (təlɣəlŋən) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Amharic: ጣት (ṭat) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Arabic: إِصْبَع (ʔiṣbaʕ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Arabic: بَنَان (banān) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Arabic: أُصْباع (ʔuṣbāʕ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Juba Arabic: asba — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Aragonese: dido — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܨܸܒܥܬܵܐ (ṣibʿta) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Armenian: մատ (mat) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Aromanian: dzeadzit — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Assamese: আঙুলি (aṅuli) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Asturian: deu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Asturian: dedu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Asturian: didu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Avar: килищ (kilišš) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Awadhi: अंगुरी (aṅgurī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Azerbaijani: barmaq — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Balinese: jriji — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Baluchi: موردانگ (mordánag) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Baluchi: لنکک (lunkuk) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bangi: mosei — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bashkir: бармаҡ (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Basque: hatz — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Basque: eri — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Basque: atzamar — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Basque: behatz — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bats: ტარკ (ṭarḳ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Belarusian: па́лец (páljec) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bengali: আঙ্গুল (aṅgul) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bengali: আঙুল (aṅul) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bhojpuri: अंगुरी (aṅgurī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Central Bikol: muro — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Central Bikol: guramoy — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Breton: biz — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Bulgarian: пръст (prǎst) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Burmese: လက်ချောင်း (lakhkyaung:) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Buryat: хурган (xurgan) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Catalan: dit — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Cebuano: tudlo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Eastern Cham: ꨌꨗꨭꨥ ꨓꨊꨪꩆ (chanơw tangin) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chamicuro: sulu shijpa — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chechen: пӏелг (pʼelg) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chichewa: chala — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese Cantonese: 手指 (sau2 zi2) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese: зыту (zɨtu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese: җыту (žɨtu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Eastern Min Chinese: 手指 (chiū-cāi) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hakka Chinese: 手指 (sú-chṳ́) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese: 掌頭仔 /掌头仔 (chńg-thâu-á / chéng-thâu-á / chńg-thâu--á / chín-thâu--á) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 手指 (shǒuzhǐ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 指頭 /指头 (zhǐtou, zhítou) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 手指頭 /手指头 (shǒuzhǐtou, shǒuzhítou) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Wu Chinese: 手節頭 /手节头 (5seu-ciq-deu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Xiang Chinese: 手指腦 /手指脑 (shou3 zhr6 lau3) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Chuvash: пӳрне (pürne) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Corsican: ditu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Crimean Tatar: parmaq — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Czech: prst — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dalmatian: detco — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Danish: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dargwa: тӏул (ṭul) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dhivehi: އިނގިލި (ingili) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dongxiang: ghurun — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Drung: urhram — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dutch: vinger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Egyptian: Dba-Z1 (ḏbꜥ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Elfdalian: fingger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Erzya: сур (sur) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Erzya: кедь сур (keď sur) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Esperanto: fingro — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Estonian: sõrm — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Estonian: näpp — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Faroese: fingur — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Finnish: sormi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Finnish: näppi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• French: doigt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Middle French: doigt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old French: doit — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• North Frisian: fanger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Frisian: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• West-Frisian: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• West-Frisian: fingerke — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Friulian: dêt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Gagauz: parmak — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Galician: dedo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Georgian: თითი (titi) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• German: Finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Godoberi: сетӏил (setʼíl) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Gothic: 𐍆𐌹𐌲𐌲𐍂𐍃 (figgrs) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Greek: δάχτυλο (dáchtylo) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ancient Greek: δάκτυλος — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Greenlandic: inuak — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Gujarati: આંગળી (ā̃gaḷī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Haitian Creole: dwèt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hausa: yatsa — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hawaiian: manamana — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hebrew: אצבע \ אֶצְבַּע f) (étsba, etsbá) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Higaonon: tuldo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: उंगली (uṅglī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: अंगुल (aṅgul) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: अंगुलि (aṅguli) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: अंगुली (aṅgulī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: अंगुश्त (aṅguśt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hindi: अंगुश्त (aṅguśt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• White Hmong: ntiv tes — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hungarian: ujj — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Hunsrik: Finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Icelandic: fingur — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Icelandic: putti — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ido: fingro — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Igbo: ogwe aka — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Indonesian: jari — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ingush: пӏелг (pʼelg) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Interlingua: digito — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Irish: méar — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Irish: méara — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Italian: dito — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Italian: dita — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Iu Mien: buoz-ndoqv — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Japanese: 指 (yubi) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Javanese: driji — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Javanese: jariji — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kabuverdianu: dedu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kaitag: тӏупп (ṭupp) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kalmyk: хурһн (xurğn) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kannada: ಬೆರಳು (beraḷu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kapampangan: taliri — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Karachay-Balkar: бармакъ (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Karakalpak: barmaq — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Karelian: sormi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• S'gaw Karen: စုမုၢ် (su mu̱) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kazakh: бармақ (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kazakh: саусақ (sausaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Khakas: салаа (salaa) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Khmer: ម្រាមដៃ (mriəm day) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Khmer: អង្គុលី (ʼɑngkulii) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kituba: musapi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Komi-Zyrian: чунь (ćuń) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kongo: mioko — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Korean: 손가락 (son'garak) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Koryak: йылгылӈын (yəlgəlŋən) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kumyk: бармакъ (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Central Kurdish: ئەنگوست (engust) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Central Kurdish: پەنجە (pence) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Northern Kurdish: tilî — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Northern Kurdish: bêçî — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kyrgyz: бармак (barmak) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kyrgyz: салаа (salaa) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ladino: dedo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lak: кӏисса (kʼis:a) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lao: ນິ້ວມື (niu mư̄) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lao: ນີ້ວ (nīu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Latgalian: piersts — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Latin: digitus — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Latvian: pirksts — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Laz: კითი (ǩiti) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lezgi: тӏуб (ṭub) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ligurian: dîo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lingala: mosapi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lingala: mosai — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lithuanian: pirštas — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Livonian: suoŗm — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lombard: did — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Low German: Finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Luganda: olugalo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Luhya: luluala — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Luo: ching — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lutuv: kuvdaw — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Luxembourgish: Fanger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Macedonian: прст (prst) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Madurese: garigi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Maguindanao: kemel — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Malagasy: ankihikely — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Malagasy: tondro — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Malay: jari — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Brunei Malay: jari — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Malayalam: വിരൽ (viral) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Maltese: saba’ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Maltese: seba’ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Manchu: ᠰᡳᠮᡥᡠᠨ (simhun) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: tezu' — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mansaka: kamot — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Manx: mair — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: mati — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: matihao — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: maihao — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: matikara — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: matimati — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: mikao — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: kotikara — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: koikara — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: koro — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Māori: toi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Maranao: kemer — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Marathi: अंगुली (aṅgulī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Marathi: बोट (boṭ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Marshallese: addi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Marshallese: addi in pā — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mauritian Creole: ledwa — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mazanderani: انگیس (angis) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Megleno-Romanian: zeazit — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Middle English: fynger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mongolian: хуруу (xuruu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mongolian: ᠬᠤᠷᠤᠭᠤ (quruɣu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Mwani: chala — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nahuatl: mapili — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Classical Nahuatl: mapilli — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nanai: чумчуэн (čumčuen) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Navajo: álázhoozh — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Navajo: álánééz — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Neapolitan: dito — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nepali: औंला (a͠ulā) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nheengatu: puã — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nias: turu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nivkh: тунь (tuņ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Norman: dé — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Norman: deigt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Norwegian Bokmål: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Norwegian Nynorsk: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Nuosu: ꇇꏸ (lot jy) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Occitan: det — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Occitan: dit — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Odia: ଆଙ୍ଗୁଳି (āṅguḷi) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ojibwe: niibinaakwaanininj — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Okinawan: いいび (ʔiibi) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Church Slavic: прьстъ (prĭstŭ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Church Slavic: пальць (palĭcĭ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old East Slavic: пальць (palĭcĭ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old East Slavic: пьрстъ (pĭrstŭ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old English: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Swedish: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Swedish: ᚠᛁᚿᚵᚽᚱ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Tupi: pûã — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Oromo: quba — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ossetian: ӕнгуылдз — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Pacoh: tarreih ati — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Pali: aṅgulī — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Pannonian Rusyn: палєц (paljec) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Papiamentu: dede — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Pashto: ګوته (gwəta) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Pennsylvania German: Finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Dari: اَنْگُشْت (angušt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Iranian Persian: اَنْگُشْت (angošt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Iranian Persian: اَنْگُشْد (angošd) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Plautdietsch: Finja (nds) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Polish: palec — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Portuguese: dedo (da mão) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Quechua: ruk'ana — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Rapa Nui: maŋa maŋa rima — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Romagnol: did — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Romani: naj — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Romanian: deget — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Romansh: det — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Russian: па́лец (pálec) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Russian: перст (perst) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Saho: fera — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Inari-Sami: suormâ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kildin-Sami: це̄һп (ciehp) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Kildin-Sami: сӯррм (sūrrm) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Northern Sami: suorbma — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Skolt-Sami: suõrmm — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Southern Sami: soerme — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Samoan: tamaʻi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Samoan: tamatamaʻi — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Samoan: tamaimai — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Samogitian: pėršts — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sanskrit: अङ्गुली (aṅgulī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sanskrit: अङ्गुरि (aṅguri) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Santali: ᱠᱟᱹᱴᱩᱵ (kăṭup’) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sardinian: didu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: meur — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: corrag — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: meirceann — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: àbhdan — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̏ст — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: pȑst — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Shan: ၼိဝ်ႉ (nḭ̂o) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Shona: munwe — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sicilian: jìditu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sicilian: jitu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sindhi: آڱُر (āṅuri) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sinhalese: ඇඟිල්ල (ængilla) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Slovak: prst — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Slovene: prst — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Somali: far — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Lower Sorbian: palc — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Upper Sorbian: porst — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sotho: monwana — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Spanish: dedo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Spanish: alambres — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Old Spanish: dedo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Sranan Tongo: finga — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Stoney: nã pθihu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Svan: ფხულე (pxule) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Swahili: kidole — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Swahili: dole — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Swedish: finger — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tagalog: daliri — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tahitian: manimani — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tajik: ангушт (angušt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tamil: விரல் (viral) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tarifit: ḍaḍ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tashelhit: aḍaḍ — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tatar: бармак (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tboli: tdok — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Telugu: వేలు (vēlu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ternate: ragaraga — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Thai: นิ้ว (níu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tibetan: མཛུག་གུ (mdzug gu) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tibetan: ཕྱག་མཛུག (phyag mdzug) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tigrinya: ኣጻብዕ (ʾaṣabʿ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tocharian B: prāri — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tongan: louhi‘i — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tongan: tuhu — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tsonga: ritiho — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Turkish: parmak — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ottoman Turkish: پرمق (parmak) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ottoman Turkish: بنان (benân) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ottoman Turkish: انگشت (engüşt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Turkmen: barmak — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Tuvan: салаа (salaa) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Udmurt: чиньы (ćińy) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ugaritic: 𐎜𐎕𐎁𐎓 (ủṣbʿ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Ukrainian: па́лець (pálecʹ) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Urdu: اُن٘گْلی (uṅglī) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Urdu: اَن٘گُشْت (aṅguśt) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Uyghur: بارماق (barmaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Uzbek: barmoq — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Venetan: déo — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Venetan: det — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Veps: sor’m — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Vietnamese: ngón tay — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Vilamovian: fyngier — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Volapük: doat — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Volapük: fined — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Walloon: doet — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Welsh: bys — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Welsh: bys llaw — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Winnebago: nąąpwaigiza — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Woiwurrung: wunmunmil — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Wolaytta: biradhdhiya — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Wolof: baaraam — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Xhosa: umnwe — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Yakut: тарбах (tarbaq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Yiddish: פֿינגער (finger) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Yoruba: ìka — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Zazaki: engışt (diq) — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Zazaki: gışt — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Zhuang: lwgfwngz — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Zulu: umunwe — (anatomy) extremity of the hand
• Danish: tå — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Faroese: fingur — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Finnish: puikko — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Finnish: tikku — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Icelandic: fingur — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Italian: barretta — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Latvian: pirksts — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Sicilian: barretta — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Slovak: prst — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Spanish: barra — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Spanish: dedo — finger-shaped pieces of food
• Finnish: sormi — something similar in function to a finger
• Spanish: barra — something similar in function to a finger
• Spanish: control — something similar in function to a finger
• Zazaki: gıştık — something similar in function to a finger
• Finnish: laituri — finger pier
• Hebrew: רציף \ רְצִיף (retsíf) — finger pier
• Hebrew: מזח \ מֵזַח (mézakh) — finger pier
• Spanish: muelle en espigón — finger pier
• Bulgarian: пръст (prǎst) — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Dutch: vinger — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Dutch: bodempje — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Finnish: tilkka — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• French: doigt — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Greek: δάχτυλο (dáchtylo) — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Italian: goccio — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Sicilian: jitata — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Sicilian: stizza — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Spanish: dedo — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Zazaki: gıştekê — a fingersbreadth of alcohol
• Finnish: sorminäppäryys — skill in the use of the fingers
• Sicilian: jita-lesti — skill in the use of the fingers
• Spanish: dedeo — skill in the use of the fingers
• Armenian: մատնանշել (matnanšel) — to identify or point out
• Bulgarian: посочвам (posočvam) — to identify or point out
• Gan Chinese: 約 /约 (ioh6) — to identify or point out
• Chinese Mandarin: 指認 /指认 (zhǐrèn) — to identify or point out
• Danish: udpege — to identify or point out
• Danish: pege på — to identify or point out
• Dutch: aanwijzen — to identify or point out
• Finnish: osoittaa — to identify or point out
• Finnish: näyttää — to identify or point out
• French: pointer — to identify or point out
• Greek: υποδεικνύω (ypodeiknýo) — to identify or point out
• Hungarian: mutat — to identify or point out
• Hungarian: rámutat — to identify or point out
• Macedonian: покажува (pokažuva) — to identify or point out
• Macedonian: посочува (posočuva) — to identify or point out
• Macedonian: укажува (ukažuva) — to identify or point out
• Portuguese: apontar — to identify or point out
• Russian: указа́ть (ukazátʹ) — to identify or point out
• Russian: показа́ть (pokazátʹ) — to identify or point out
• Sicilian: nnicari — to identify or point out
• Sicilian: sincaliari — to identify or point out
• Spanish: apuntar — to identify or point out
• Spanish: señalar — to identify or point out
• Swedish: peka ut — to identify or point out
• Swedish: utpeka — to identify or point out
• Tamil: சுட்டு (cuṭṭu) — to identify or point out
• Turkish: işaret etmek — to identify or point out
• Vietnamese: chỉ ra — to identify or point out
• Vietnamese: chỉ đến — to identify or point out
• Zazaki: işaret kerden — to identify or point out
• Azerbaijani: barmaqlamaq — to poke
• Bulgarian: пипам (pipam) — to poke
• Gan Chinese: 拈 (nien) — to poke
• Chinese Mandarin: 撥弄 /拨弄 (bōnòng) — to poke
• Danish: fingerere — to poke
• Danish: famle ved — to poke
• Dutch: porren — to poke
• Finnish: sormeilla — to poke
• Finnish: näpelöidä — to poke
• Finnish: hivellä — to poke
• French: tripoter — to poke
• Greek: ψηλαφίζω (psilafízo) — to poke
• Greek: πασπατεύω (paspatévo) — to poke
• Occitan: tocassejar — to poke
• Occitan: chaspar — to poke
• Occitan: patejar — to poke
• Portuguese: cutucar — to poke
• Russian: ткнуть (tknutʹ) — to poke
• Sicilian: scummàttiri — to poke
• Sicilian: scuncicari — to poke
• Sicilian: stuzzinijari — to poke
• Spanish: hurgar — to poke
• Swedish: fingra — to poke
• Swedish: peta — to poke
• Tamil: நோண்டு (nōṇṭu) — to poke
• Turkish: parmak atmak — to poke
• Ottoman Turkish: پرمقلمق (parmaklamak) — to poke
• Vietnamese: chọc — to poke
• Vietnamese: đâm — to poke
• Zazaki: gışt kuwen — to poke
• Arabic: صَبَّعَ (ṣabbaʕa) — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Chinese Mandarin: 指交 (zhǐjiāo) — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Chinese Mandarin: 摳 /抠 (kōu) — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Czech: prstit — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Danish: give finger — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Dutch: vingeren — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Esperanto: fingrumi — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Finnish: sormettaa — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• French: doigter — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• German: fingern — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Greek: βάζω δάχτυλο (vázo dáchtylo) — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Hungarian: ujjaz — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Hungarian: megujjaz — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Icelandic: putta — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Italian: sgrillettare — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Italian: fare un ditalino — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Norwegian Bokmål: fingre — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Occitan: detar — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Occitan: detejar — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Portuguese: dedilhar — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Sicilian: sbrijinziari — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Sicilian: sfissijari — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Sicilian: nfilari i jita — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Slovak: prstiť — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Spanish: dedear — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Swedish: pulla — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Tamil: குடை (kuṭai) — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Turkish: parmaklamak — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Zazaki: gışt eşten — to penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
• Esperanto: fingri — to use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument
• Finnish: sormittaa — to use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument
• Māori: pokipoki — to use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument
• Portuguese: dedilhar — to use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument
• Zazaki: ploğnayen — to use specified finger positions to produce notes on a musical instrument
• Catalan: digitar — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Danish: angive fingersætning i — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Esperanto: fingri — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Finnish: sormittaa — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• French: doigter — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Vietnamese: đánh — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Vietnamese: bấm (a) — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music
• Vietnamese: ghi cách bấm (b) — to provide instructions about the use of fingers in music