fly

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• /ˈflaː/ Southern US, General South African, /aɪ̯/-ungliding
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Uncertain; probably from the verb or noun.

The Fly was first discovered by Europeans in 1845 when Francis Blackwood, commanding the corvette HMS Fly, surveyed the western coast of the Gulf of Papua. The river was named after his ship and he proclaimed that it would be possible for a small steam-powered boat to travel up the mighty river.

From Middle English fflye, flehe, flei, fleie, fley, fleye, fleȝe, flie, fliȝe, flye, vliȝe, vlye, from Old English flēge, flēoge, flīeġe (“a fly”), from Proto-West Germanic *fleugā, from Proto-Germanic *fleugǭ (“a fly”), from Proto-Indo-European *plewk- (“to flow, fly, run; to splash”), enlargement of *plew- (“to flow, fly, run”). Cognates Cognate with Scots flee, flei (“fly”), North Frisian fleeg (“fly”), Saterland Frisian Fljooge (“fly”), Alemannic German Flüüge (“fly”), Cimbrian blòiga, vlòiga (“fly”), Dutch vlieg (“fly”), German Fliege (“fly”), Low German Fleeg (“fly”), Vilamovian fłig, fłyjǵ (“fly”), Yiddish פֿליג (flig, “fly”), Danish and Norwegian Bokmål flue (“fly”), Faroese, Icelandic, and Swedish fluga (“fly”), Norwegian Nynorsk fluga, fluge, fluggu, flugu (“fly”).

From Middle English flye (“flying, flight”), from Old English flyġe (“flying, flight”), from Proto-Germanic *flugiz.

Related to German Flügel (“a wing”), Dutch vleugel (“a wing”), Swedish flygel (“a wing”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *plew- Proto-Indo-European *plewk- Proto-Indo-European *-eti Proto-Indo-European *pléwketi Proto-Germanic *fleuganą Proto-West Germanic *fleugan Old English flēogan Middle English fliender. English fly From Middle English flei, fley, fleye, fleȝhenn, flien, fliȝe, flyen, flyyn, from Old English flēgan, flēogan, from Proto-West Germanic *fleugan, from Proto-Germanic *fleuganą (“to fly”), from Proto-Indo-European *plewk- (“to flow, fly, run; to splash”), enlargement of *plew- (“to flow, fly, run”). Compare Etymology 1. Cognates Cognate with Scots flei (“to fly”), Yola vlee (“to fly”), North Frisian fli, fliin, fliine, fliinj, flä, fläie, flö (“to fly”), Saterland Frisian fljoge, fljooge (“to fly”), West Frisian fleane (“to fly”), Central Franconian fleeje (“to fly”), Dutch vliegen (“to fly”), Low German flegen (“to fly”), German fliegen (“to fly”), Luxembourgish fléien (“to fly”), Vilamovian fłig (“to fly”), Yiddish פֿליִען (flien, “to fly”), Danish flyve (“to fly”), Faroese fljúgva, flúgva (“to fly”), Icelandic fljúga (“to fly”), Norwegian Bokmål fly, flyge, flyve (“to fly”), Norwegian Nynorsk fljuga, fly, flyga, flyge (“to fly”), Scanian flyğa (“to fly”), Swedish flyga (“to fly”); also Cornish lew (“rudder”), Old Irish luí (“rudder”), Welsh llyw (“rudder”), Latin pluit, pluō (“to rain”), Ancient Greek πλέω (pléō, “to sail; to float”), Lithuanian plaukti (“to swim; to float”), Bulgarian пля́скам (pljáskam, “to slap; to clap; to splash; to jabber; to blemish”), Czech pleskat (“to slap; to flap, lap”), Macedonian плеска (pleska, “to slap”), Russian плеска́ть (pleskátʹ, “to splash”), Serbo-Croatian пље̏скати, pljȅskati (“to applaud; to slap”), Ukrainian плеска́ти (pleskáty, “to splash”), Armenian լուանալ (luanal), լվալ (lval), լվանալ (lvanal, “to wash”), Tocharian A and Tocharian B plu- (“to fly”), Sanskrit प्लु (plu, “to float; to sail”). More at flee and flow.

874 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: fiksu — quick-witted
• Finnish: terävä — quick-witted
• German: clever — quick-witted
• German: smart — quick-witted
• Portuguese: esperto — quick-witted
• Russian: сообразительный (soobrazitelʹnyj) — quick-witted
• Serbo-Croatian: му́дар — quick-witted
• Serbo-Croatian: múdar — quick-witted
• Spanish: listo — quick-witted
• Spanish: vivo — quick-witted
• Spanish: pillo — quick-witted
• Spanish: astuto — quick-witted
• Bulgarian: го́тин (gótin) — well dressed
• Finnish: tyylikäs — well dressed
• French: cool — well dressed
• French: bien habillé — well dressed
• German: smart — well dressed
• Polish: odwalony — well dressed
• Russian: нарядный (narjadnyj) — well dressed
• Russian: я́ркий (járkij) — well dressed
• Serbo-Croatian: обу̀чен — well dressed
• Serbo-Croatian: obùčen — well dressed
• Turkish: şık — well dressed
• Afrikaans: vlieg — insect of the order Diptera
• Alabama: chokano — insect of the order Diptera
• Northern Altai: кӧген (kögen) — insect of the order Diptera
• Southern Altai: чымын (čïmïn) — insect of the order Diptera
• Eastern Arrernte: amenge — insect of the order Diptera
• Western Arrernte: menge — insect of the order Diptera
• Bashkir: себен (seben) — insect of the order Diptera
• Central Bikol: langaw — insect of the order Diptera
• Bulgarian: муха́ (muhá) — insect of the order Diptera
• Catalan: mosca — insect of the order Diptera
• Cebuano: langaw — insect of the order Diptera
• Chinese Cantonese: 雙翅目 /双翅目 (soeng1 ci3 muk6) — insect of the order Diptera
• Chinese Mandarin: 雙翅目 /双翅目 (shuāngchìmù) — insect of the order Diptera
• Choctaw: chukani — insect of the order Diptera
• Chukchi: гыръоӈавыт (gyrʺoṇavyt) — insect of the order Diptera
• Esperanto: muŝo — insect of the order Diptera
• Estonian: kahetiivaline — insect of the order Diptera
• Faroese: fluga — insect of the order Diptera
• Finnish: kaksisiipinen — insect of the order Diptera
• French: mouche — insect of the order Diptera
• Galician: mosca — insect of the order Diptera
• Georgian: ბუზი (buzi) — insect of the order Diptera
• German: Fliege — insect of the order Diptera
• German: Flüüge — insect of the order Diptera
• Greek: μύγα (mýga) — insect of the order Diptera
• Ancient Greek: μυῖα (muîa) — insect of the order Diptera
• Haitian Creole: mouch — insect of the order Diptera
• Ido: musho — insect of the order Diptera
• Italian: mosca — insect of the order Diptera
• Japanese: ハエ目 (hae-moku) — insect of the order Diptera
• Japanese: 双翅目 (sōshimoku) — insect of the order Diptera
• Kapampangan: lango — insect of the order Diptera
• Koasati: chokano — insect of the order Diptera
• Ladin: moscia — insect of the order Diptera
• Latin: musca — insect of the order Diptera
• Linngithigh: malay — insect of the order Diptera
• Low German: Fleeg — insect of the order Diptera
• Macedonian: му́ва (múva) — insect of the order Diptera
• Maltese: dubbiena — insect of the order Diptera
• Māori: rango — insect of the order Diptera
• Māori: rangorango — insect of the order Diptera
• Marathi: माशी (māśī) — insect of the order Diptera
• Norwegian Bokmål: toving — insect of the order Diptera
• Norwegian Bokmål: tovinge — insect of the order Diptera
• Norwegian Nynorsk: toveng — insect of the order Diptera
• Ojibwe: oojiins — insect of the order Diptera
• Old Tupi: meru — insect of the order Diptera
• Pannonian Rusyn: муха (muxa) — insect of the order Diptera
• Iranian Persian: دوبالان (dobâlân) — insect of the order Diptera
• Pitjantjatjara: punpunpa — insect of the order Diptera
• Plautdietsch: Flieej — insect of the order Diptera
• Pohnpeian: loahng — insect of the order Diptera
• Portuguese: díptero — insect of the order Diptera
• Quechua: ch'uspi — insect of the order Diptera
• Romansh: mostga — insect of the order Diptera
• Russian: му́ха (múxa) — insect of the order Diptera
• Russian: двукры́лое (dvukrýloje) — insect of the order Diptera
• Sambali: lango — insect of the order Diptera
• Samoan: lago — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀ва — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀ха — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀шица — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: mùva — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: mùha — insect of the order Diptera
• Serbo-Croatian: mùšica — insect of the order Diptera
• Skou: lúng — insect of the order Diptera
• Slovak: mucha — insect of the order Diptera
• Lower Sorbian: mucha — insect of the order Diptera
• Spanish: mosco — insect of the order Diptera
• Spanish: mosca — insect of the order Diptera
• Swahili: nzi — insect of the order Diptera
• Swedish: tvåvinge — insect of the order Diptera
• Tagalog: langaw — insect of the order Diptera
• Tamil: ஈ (ī) — insect of the order Diptera
• Telugu: ఈగ (īga) — insect of the order Diptera
• Thai: แมลงวัน (má-lɛɛng-wan) — insect of the order Diptera
• Tibetan: སྦྲང་མ (sbrang ma) — insect of the order Diptera
• Tocharian B: tanaulyko — insect of the order Diptera
• Turkish: sinek — insect of the order Diptera
• Ottoman Turkish: سیڭك (siñek) — insect of the order Diptera
• Ukrainian: му́ха (múxa) — insect of the order Diptera
• Volapük: musak — insect of the order Diptera
• Waray-Waray: langaw — insect of the order Diptera
• Warlpiri: yumangi — insect of the order Diptera
• Welsh: pryf — insect of the order Diptera
• Zazaki: mês — insect of the order Diptera
• Abkhaz: амҵ (amcʼ) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Adnyamathanha: yapu — insect of the family Muscidae
• Afrikaans: vlieg — insect of the family Muscidae
• Aklanon: eangaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Alawa: wuɳɖil — insect of the family Muscidae
• Albanian: mizë — insect of the family Muscidae
• Northern Altai: кӧген (kögen) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Southern Altai: чымын (čïmïn) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Southern Altai: сеек (seek) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Amharic: ዝንብ (zənb) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Guerrero Amuzgo: kíchôn — insect of the family Muscidae
• Arabic: ذُبَابَة (ḏubāba) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Arabic: دبان (dibbān) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Arabic: دبانة (dibbāna) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Arabic: ذُبَّانة (dubbāna) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Aramaic: ܕܒܒܐ (debbāvā) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Armenian: ճանճ (čanč) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Aromanian: muscã — insect of the family Muscidae
• Eastern Arrernte: amenge — insect of the family Muscidae
• Assamese: মাখি (makhi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Asturian: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Avar: тӏутӏ (tʼutʼ) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Awadhi: माछी (māchī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Aymara: chichillanka — insect of the family Muscidae
• Azerbaijani: milçək — insect of the family Muscidae
• West Coast Bajau: langou — insect of the family Muscidae
• Barngarla: yoombara — insect of the family Muscidae
• Bashkir: себен (seben) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Basque: euli — insect of the family Muscidae
• Belarusian: му́ха (múxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Bengali: মাছি (machi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Bhojpuri: माछी (māchī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Bau Bidayuh: tura — insect of the family Muscidae
• Central Bikol: langaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Budukh: тӏутӏ (tʼutʼ) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Bulgarian: муха́ (muhá) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Burmese: ယင်ကောင် (yangkaung) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Cahuilla: 'a'awet — insect of the family Muscidae
• Catalan: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Cebuano: langaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chamicuro: kasamelo — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chechen: моза (moza) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Cherokee: ᏛᎦ (dvga) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chichewa: ntchentche — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese Cantonese: 蒼蠅 /苍蝇 (cong1 jing4) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese Cantonese: 烏蠅 /乌蝇 — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese: цонйин (conyin) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Eastern Min Chinese: 蒲蠅 /蒲蝇 (bù-sìng) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Gan Chinese: 蒼蠅 /苍蝇 (cong1 in) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Hakka Chinese: 烏蠅 /乌蝇 (vû-yìn) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese: 胡蠅 /胡蝇 (hô͘-sîn) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Jin Chinese: 蠅子 /蝇子 (ing1 zeh) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese Mandarin: 蒼蠅 /苍蝇 (cāngying) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese Mandarin: 蠅 /蝇 (yíng) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chinese Mandarin: 蠅子 /蝇子 (yíngzi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Northern Min Chinese: 蠅 /蝇 (sâing) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Wu Chinese: 蒼蠅 /苍蝇 (1tshaon-in) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Xiang Chinese: 蒼蠅 /苍蝇 — insect of the family Muscidae
• Xiang Chinese: 蚊子 (men1 zr) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chukchi: гыръоӈавыт (gyrʺoṇavyt) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Chuvash: шӑна (šăna) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Coptic: ⲁⲁϥ (ɑf) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Coptic: ⲁϥ (ɑf) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Crimean Tatar: çibin — insect of the family Muscidae
• Czech: moucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Dalmatian: muasca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Danish: flue — insect of the family Muscidae
• Dharug: miyanung — insect of the family Muscidae
• Dutch: vlieg — insect of the family Muscidae
• Egyptian: a:f:f-L3 (ꜥff) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Erzya: карво (karvo) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Esperanto: muŝo — insect of the family Muscidae
• Estonian: kärbes — insect of the family Muscidae
• Evenki: дылкэн (dilkən) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Faroese: fluga — insect of the family Muscidae
• Fataluku: upuru — insect of the family Muscidae
• Finnish: kärpänen — insect of the family Muscidae
• Franco-Provençal: mouche — insect of the family Muscidae
• French: mouche — insect of the family Muscidae
• West-Frisian: mich — insect of the family Muscidae
• Friulian: moscje — insect of the family Muscidae
• Friulian: mosčhe — insect of the family Muscidae
• Galician: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ge'ez: ዝንብ (zǝnb) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Georgian: ბუზი (buzi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Old Georgian: მწერი (mc̣eri) — insect of the family Muscidae
• German: Fliege — insect of the family Muscidae
• Gorontalo: lango — insect of the family Muscidae
• Greek: μύγα (mýga) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ancient Greek: μυῖα (muîa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Pontic Greek: μυία (myía) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Greenlandic: niviugak — insect of the family Muscidae
• Paraguayan Guarani: mberu — insect of the family Muscidae
• Haitian Creole: mouch — insect of the family Muscidae
• Hebrew: זְבוּב (zvuv) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Hindi: मक्खी (makkhī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Hindi: मगस (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Hungarian: légy — insect of the family Muscidae
• Iban: lalat — insect of the family Muscidae
• Icelandic: fluga — insect of the family Muscidae
• Igbo: ijiji — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ilocano: ngilaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Indonesian: lalat — insect of the family Muscidae
• Indonesian: laler — insect of the family Muscidae
• Indonesian: langau — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ingush: моза (moza) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Interlingua: musca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Irish: cuileog — insect of the family Muscidae
• Italian: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Japanese: 蠅 (hae) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Japanese: 蝿 (hae) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Japanese: ハエ (hae) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Javanese: laler — insect of the family Muscidae
• Old Javanese: lalĕr — insect of the family Muscidae
• Jeju: ᄑᆞ리 (pawri) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Karelian: kärbäine — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kashmiri: مٔچھ (mạch) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kashubian: mucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kaurna: tapu — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kaurna: tupurra (blowfly) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kazakh: шыбын (şybyn) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Khinalug: мичаьг (mičäg) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Khmer: រុយ (ruy) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kimaragang: namuk — insect of the family Muscidae
• Komi-Permyak: гут (gut) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Korean: 파리 (pari) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Central Kurdish: مێش (mêş) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Northern Kurdish: mêş — insect of the family Muscidae
• Kyrgyz: чымын (cımın) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lao: ມັກຂິກາ (mak khi kā) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lao: ແມງວັນ (mng na) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Latgalian: myusa — insect of the family Muscidae
• Latin: musca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Latvian: muša — insect of the family Muscidae
• Laz: მჭაჯი (mç̌aci) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lezgi: тӏветӏ (ṭveṭ) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lithuanian: musė — insect of the family Muscidae
• Livonian: kärmi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lombard: mòsca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Low German: Fleeg — insect of the family Muscidae
• Luxembourgish: Méck — insect of the family Muscidae
• Macedonian: му́ва (múva) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Makasae: ufulai — insect of the family Muscidae
• Malagasy: fihitra — insect of the family Muscidae
• Malagasy: lalitra — insect of the family Muscidae
• Malay: lalat — insect of the family Muscidae
• Malay: langau — insect of the family Muscidae
• Brunei Malay: langau — insect of the family Muscidae
• Brunei Malay: lalat — insect of the family Muscidae
• Malayalam: ഈച്ച (īcca) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Maltese: dubbiena — insect of the family Muscidae
• Manchu: ᡩᡝᡵᡥᡠᠸᡝ (derhuwe) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mansaka: langaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Māori: rango — insect of the family Muscidae
• Māori: rangorango — insect of the family Muscidae
• Marathi: माशी (māśī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mauritian Creole: mous — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mazanderani: مهاز (məhâz) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Megleno-Romanian: muscă — insect of the family Muscidae
• Central Melanau: lelangau — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mingrelian: ჭანჯი (č̣anǯi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mingrelian: ჭანდი (č̣andi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Moksha: кару (karu) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Mongolian: ялаа (jalaa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tagal Murut: bulongor — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tagal Murut: togonok — insect of the family Muscidae
• Classical Nahuatl: zāyōlin — insect of the family Muscidae
• Northern Puebla Nahuatl: sayoli — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tetelcingo-Nahuatl: söyuli̱ — insect of the family Muscidae
• Nanai: дилуэктэ (ʒiluekte) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Nanticoke: pootzah! — insect of the family Muscidae
• Narungga: dhababbu — insect of the family Muscidae
• Navajo: tséʼedǫ́ʼii — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ngarrindjeri: tjilhi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ngarrindjeri: tampali — insect of the family Muscidae
• Norman: moûque — insect of the family Muscidae
• Norwegian Bokmål: flue — insect of the family Muscidae
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fluge — insect of the family Muscidae
• Nukunu: thapu — insect of the family Muscidae
• Nupe: dìnní — insect of the family Muscidae
• Occitan: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Odia: ମାଛି (māchi) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ojibwe: oojiins — insect of the family Muscidae
• Church Slavic: моуха (muxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Church Slavic: ⰿⱆⱈⰰ (muxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Oromo: titiiisa — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ossetian: бындз (bynʒ) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Pannonian Rusyn: муха (muxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Pashto: مچ (məč) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Pashto: مګس (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Dari: مَگَس (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Iranian Persian: مَگَس (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Pitjantjatjara: punpunpa — insect of the family Muscidae
• Polish: mucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Portuguese: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Quechua: chuspi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Réunion Creole French: mous — insect of the family Muscidae
• Rohingya: masí — insect of the family Muscidae
• Romagnol: mósca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Romani: mach — insect of the family Muscidae
• Romanian: muscă — insect of the family Muscidae
• Romansh: mustga — insect of the family Muscidae
• Romansh: tschitta — insect of the family Muscidae
• Russian: му́ха (múxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Saaroa: 'alaliamʉ — insect of the family Muscidae
• Saho: qaca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Sanskrit: मक्षिका (makṣikā) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Santali: ᱨᱳ (ro) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Sardinian: musca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Scottish Gaelic: cuileag — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀ва — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀ха — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: му̀шица — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: mùva — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: mùha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Serbo-Croatian: mùšica — insect of the family Muscidae
• Sherpa: རེང་མ (reng ma) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Sicilian: musca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Slovak: mucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Slovene: muha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Lower Sorbian: mucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Upper Sorbian: mucha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Spanish: mosca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Swahili: nzi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Swedish: fluga — insect of the family Muscidae
• Sylheti: ꠝꠣꠈꠤ (makí) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tabasaran: чӏамчч (č̣amč̄) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tagalog: langaw — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tajik: магас (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Takia: gbdai — insect of the family Muscidae
• Talysh: muz — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tamil: ஈ (ī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Taos: phų̀yuʼúna — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tashelhit: izi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tat: məgəz — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tatar: чебен (çeben) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tausug: pikut — insect of the family Muscidae
• Telugu: ఈగ (īga) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tetum: lalar — insect of the family Muscidae
• Thai: แมลงวัน (má-lɛɛng-wan) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tibetan: སྦྲང་བུ (sbrang bu) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tigrinya: ሃመማ (hamäma) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tocharian B: tanaulyko — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tok Pisin: lang — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tongan: lango — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tonkawa: ˀapansu·s — insect of the family Muscidae
• Turkish: sinek — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ottoman Turkish: سیڭك (siñek) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Turkmen: siňek — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tuvan: сээк (seek) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tuvan: кара-сээк (kara-seek) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Tz'utujil: us — insect of the family Muscidae
• Udmurt: кут (kut) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Ukrainian: му́ха (múxa) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Urdu: مَکھّی (makhhī) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Urdu: مَگَس (magas) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Uyghur: چىۋىن (chiwin) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Uzbek: pashsha — insect of the family Muscidae
• Venetan: mósca — insect of the family Muscidae
• Veps: kärbhaine — insect of the family Muscidae
• Vietnamese: ruồi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Wakhi: maks — insect of the family Muscidae
• Walloon: moxhe — insect of the family Muscidae
• Warlpiri: yumangi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Welsh: clêr — insect of the family Muscidae
• Wiradjuri: burrimal — insect of the family Muscidae
• Wolof: weñ wi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Yaghnobi: бувва (buvva) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Yiddish: פֿליג (flig) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Yoruba: eṣinṣin — insect of the family Muscidae
• Isthmus Zapotec: bialazi — insect of the family Muscidae
• Zazaki: mês — insect of the family Muscidae
• Zazaki: mêsı (diq) — insect of the family Muscidae
• Zhuang: nengznyaen — insect of the family Muscidae
• ǃXóõ: gʘkxʻóõ — insect of the family Muscidae
• Belarusian: блешня́ (blješnjá) — fishing lure
• Bulgarian: блесна́ (blesná) — fishing lure
• Chinese Mandarin: (假餌釣魚的)魚餌 /(假饵钓鱼的)鱼饵 — fishing lure
• Danish: flue — fishing lure
• Finnish: perho — fishing lure
• French: mouche — fishing lure
• Galician: mosca — fishing lure
• German: Kunstköder — fishing lure
• German: Blinker — fishing lure
• Icelandic: fiskifluga — fishing lure
• Irish: bréagchuil — fishing lure
• Irish: cuileog bhréige — fishing lure
• Irish: cuileog — fishing lure
• Japanese: ルアー (ruā) — fishing lure
• Macedonian: му́шичка (múšička) — fishing lure
• Norwegian Bokmål: flue — fishing lure
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fluge — fishing lure
• Polish: wahadłówka — fishing lure
• Polish: błystka wahadłowa — fishing lure
• Portuguese: mosca — fishing lure
• Romanian: momeală — fishing lure
• Russian: блесна́ (blesná) — fishing lure
• Spanish: mosca — fishing lure
• Swahili: mfano wa inzi — fishing lure
• Swedish: fluga — fishing lure
• Tatar: ялтыравык (yaltırawıq) — fishing lure
• Tatar: селкенмә алдавыч (selkenmä aldawıç) — fishing lure
• Turkish: sinek — fishing lure
• Ukrainian: блешня́ (blešnjá) — fishing lure
• Zazaki: mêsek — fishing lure
• Finnish: vipunosto — weightlifting exercise
• Finnish: fly — weightlifting exercise
• Bulgarian: лете́не (leténe) — act of flying
• Bulgarian: полет (polet) — act of flying
• Chinese Mandarin: 飛行 /飞行 (fēixíng) — act of flying
• Dutch: vlucht — act of flying
• Finnish: lento — act of flying
• Greek: πέταγμα (pétagma) — act of flying
• Lithuanian: skrydis — act of flying
• Macedonian: летање (letanje) — act of flying
• Macedonian: лет (let) — act of flying
• Central Sierra Miwok: homó·košu- — act of flying
• Portuguese: voo — act of flying
• Russian: полёт (poljót) — act of flying
• Serbo-Croatian: let — act of flying
• Spanish: vuelo — act of flying
• Turkish: uçuş — act of flying
• Zazaki: şıyış — act of flying
• Zazaki: peret — act of flying
• Russian: пролётка (proljótka) — type of small, fast carriage
• Spanish: calesa — type of small, fast carriage
• Swahili: gari — type of small, fast carriage
• Norwegian: gylf — piece of canvas that covers the opening of a tent
• Russian: по́лог (pólog) — piece of canvas that covers the opening of a tent
• Bulgarian: дюкян (djukjan) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Bulgarian: шлиц (šlic) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Catalan: bragueta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Chinese Mandarin: 褲子的拉鏈 /裤子的拉链 (kùzi de lāliàn) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Chinese Mandarin: 褲門 /裤门 (kùmén) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Czech: poklopec — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Danish: gylp — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Dutch: gulp — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Faroese: splitta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Finnish: sepalus — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• French: braguette — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• German: Hosenschlitz — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Greek: πατ (pat) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Hungarian: slicc — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Icelandic: rennilás — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Irish: plapa — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Irish: cailpís — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Italian: brachetta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Italian: braghetta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Italian: bottega — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Japanese: 社会の窓 (shakai no mado) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Japanese: ボタン隠し (botan kakushi) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Japanese: ファスナー隠し (fasunā kakushi) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Japanese: フライ (furai) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Lithuanian: klynas — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Norwegian: glidelås — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Norwegian: gylf — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Polish: rozporek — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Portuguese: braguilha — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Portuguese: zíper — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Romanian: fermoar — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Romanian: șliț — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Russian: шири́нка (širínka) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Russian: мотня́ (motnjá) — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Skolt-Sami: brålleǩ — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Scottish Gaelic: spaidhir — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Serbo-Croatian: шлиц — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Serbo-Croatian: šlic — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Spanish: bragueta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Spanish: jareta — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Swedish: gylf — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Turkish: patlet — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Turkish: dükkân — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Welsh: balog — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Welsh: copis — strip that hides the opening of trousers/pants or underpants — see also zipper
• Finnish: liehureuna — free edge of a flag
• Icelandic: flugur — free edge of a flag
• Finnish: leveys — horizontal length of a flag
• Afrikaans: vlieg — to travel through air
• Aklanon: lupad — to travel through air
• Albanian: fluturoj — to travel through air
• Northern Altai: ужарга (užarga) — to travel through air
• Southern Altai: учар (učar) — to travel through air
• Amharic: በረረ (bärärä) — to travel through air
• Arabic: طَارَ (ṭāra) — to travel through air
• Arabic: طار (ṭār) — to travel through air
• Aramaic: ܦܪܚ (praħ) — to travel through air
• Armenian: թռնել (tʻṙnel) — to travel through air
• Armenian: թռչել (tʻṙčʻel) — to travel through air
• Aromanian: azboair — to travel through air
• Aromanian: azbor — to travel through air
• Assamese: উৰ (ur) — to travel through air
• Asturian: volar — to travel through air
• Atong: pyw — to travel through air
• Avar: боржизе (boržize) — to travel through air
• Azerbaijani: uçmaq — to travel through air
• Balinese: miber — to travel through air
• Balinese: makeber — to travel through air
• Balinese: keber — to travel through air
• Bangi: yumbwa — to travel through air
• Bashkir: осоу (osow) — to travel through air
• Basque: hegan egin — to travel through air
• Belarusian: лята́ць (ljatácʹ) — to travel through air
• Belarusian: лётаць (ljótacʹ) — to travel through air
• Belarusian: палята́ць (paljatácʹ) — to travel through air
• Belarusian: палётаць (paljótacʹ) — to travel through air
• Belarusian: ляце́ць (ljacjécʹ) — to travel through air
• Belarusian: паляце́ць (paljacjécʹ) — to travel through air
• Bengali: ওড়া (ōṛa) — to travel through air
• Bhojpuri: उड़ल (uṛal) — to travel through air
• Central Bikol: layog — to travel through air
• Bulgarian: летя́ (letjá) — to travel through air
• Bulgarian: ле́тна (létna) — to travel through air
• Burmese: ပျံ (pyam) — to travel through air
• Buryat: ниидэхэ (niidexe) — to travel through air
• Catalan: volar — to travel through air
• Cebuano: lupad — to travel through air
• Chinese Cantonese: 飛 /飞 (fei1) — to travel through air
• Chinese Cantonese: 坐飛機 /坐飞机 (co5 fei1 gei1) — to travel through air
• Eastern Min Chinese: 飛 /飞 (buŏi) — to travel through air
• Chinese Mandarin: 飛 /飞 (fēi) — to travel through air
• Chinese Mandarin: 飛行 /飞行 (fēixíng) — to travel through air
• Chinese Mandarin: 坐飛機 /坐飞机 (zuò fēijī) — to travel through air
• Ngazidja Comorian: huyeuha — to travel through air
• Czech: létat — to travel through air
• Czech: letět — to travel through air
• Danish: flyve — to travel through air
• Dolgan: көт (köt) — to travel through air
• Dutch: vliegen — to travel through air
• Egyptian: p-pA-A-H5 (pꜣj) — to travel through air
• Egyptian: a:X-H5 (ꜥẖj) — to travel through air
• Egyptian: a:p-H5 (ꜥpj) — to travel through air
• Esperanto: flugi — to travel through air
• Estonian: lendama — to travel through air
• Even: дэгдэй (dəgdəj) — to travel through air
• Evenki: дэгми (dəgmi) — to travel through air
• Faroese: flúgva — to travel through air
• Faroese: fljúgva — to travel through air
• Finnish: lentää — to travel through air
• French: voler — to travel through air
• North Frisian: fliinj — to travel through air
• North Frisian: flä — to travel through air
• Old Frisian: fliāga — to travel through air
• West-Frisian: fleane — to travel through air
• Friulian: svolâ — to travel through air
• Galician: voar — to travel through air
• Georgian: ფრენა (prena) — to travel through air
• German: fliegen — to travel through air
• Greek: πετώ (petó) — to travel through air
• Ancient Greek: πέτομαι (pétomai) — to travel through air
• Greenlandic: timmivoq — to travel through air
• Greenlandic: timmisartorpoq — to travel through air
• Haitian Creole: vole — to travel through air
• Hawaiian: lele — to travel through air
• Hebrew: טָס (tas) — to travel through air
• Hebrew: עָף ('af) — to travel through air
• Higaonon: layang — to travel through air
• Hindi: उड़ना (uṛnā) — to travel through air
• Hungarian: repül — to travel through air
• Hungarian: száll — to travel through air
• Icelandic: fljúga — to travel through air
• Ido: flugar — to travel through air
• Ilocano: tumayab — to travel through air
• Indonesian: terbang — to travel through air
• Interlingua: volar — to travel through air
• Inuttitut: tingik — to travel through air
• Inuttitut: pikik — to travel through air
• Inuttitut: tingijok — to travel through air
• Irish: eitil — to travel through air
• Italian: volare — to travel through air
• Japanese: 飛ぶ (tobu) — to travel through air
• Javanese: miber — to travel through air
• Javanese: mabur — to travel through air
• Javanese: kabur — to travel through air
• Old Javanese: wur — to travel through air
• Old Javanese: wőr — to travel through air
• Old Javanese: hibĕr — to travel through air
• Jeju: ᄂᆞᆯ다 (nawlda) — to travel through air
• Kapampangan: sulapo — to travel through air
• Kashubian: latac — to travel through air
• Kazakh: ұшу (ūşu) — to travel through air
• Khakas: учуғарға (uçuğarğa) — to travel through air
• Khamnigan Mongol: ниисэкү (niisekü) — to travel through air
• Khmer: ហោះ (hɑh) — to travel through air
• Khmer: ហើរ (haə) — to travel through air
• Komi-Permyak: лэбны (lebny) — to travel through air
• Korean: 날다 (nalda) — to travel through air
• Central Kurdish: فْڕین (firrîn) — to travel through air
• Northern Kurdish: firîn — to travel through air
• Northern Kurdish: firrîn — to travel through air
• Kyrgyz: учуу (ucuu) — to travel through air
• Lao: ເຫາະ (hǫ) — to travel through air
• Latgalian: skrīt — to travel through air
• Latgalian: skraideit — to travel through air
• Latin: volō — to travel through air
• Latvian: lidot — to travel through air
• Lingala: pumbwa — to travel through air
• Lingala: pepe — to travel through air
• Lithuanian: skristi — to travel through air
• Lithuanian: skraidyti — to travel through air
• Lombard: volà — to travel through air
• Low German: flegen — to travel through air
• Lutuv: zu — to travel through air
• Luxembourgish: fléien — to travel through air
• Macedonian: лета (leta) — to travel through air
• Macedonian: летне (letne) — to travel through air
• Macedonian: одлета (odleta) — to travel through air
• Madurese: ngabber — to travel through air
• Malay: terbang — to travel through air
• Malay: تربڠ — to travel through air
• Maltese: tar — to travel through air
• Manchu: ᡩᡝᠶᡝᠮᠪᡳ (deyembi) — to travel through air
• Mansaka: layog — to travel through air
• Māori: rere — to travel through air
• Maranao: layog — to travel through air
• Marathi: उडणे (uḍṇe) — to travel through air
• Mauritian Creole: anvole — to travel through air
• Middle Mongol: ᠨ᠋ᠢᠰᠬᠦ (niskü) — to travel through air
• Mongolian: нисэх (nisex) — to travel through air
• Mongolian: ᠨᠢᠰᠬᠦ (niskü) — to travel through air
• Muong: păl — to travel through air
• Classical Nahuatl: patlāni — to travel through air
• Mecayapan Nahuatl: pata̱ni — to travel through air
• Nanai: дэгдэ- (degde-) — to travel through air
• Navajo: bił yitʼah — to travel through air
• Ngunawal: yerra — to travel through air
• Norman: voler — to travel through air
• Norwegian Bokmål: fly — to travel through air
• Norwegian Bokmål: flyge — to travel through air
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fly — to travel through air
• Norwegian Nynorsk: flyge — to travel through air
• Nǀuu: zeqe — to travel through air
• Nǀuu: zeqa — to travel through air
• Occitan: volar — to travel through air
• Church Slavic: лѣтати (lětati) — to travel through air
• Church Slavic: летѣти (letěti) — to travel through air
• Old English: flēogan — to travel through air
• Old Tupi: bebé — to travel through air
• Pannonian Rusyn: лєциц (ljecic) — to travel through air
• Pannonian Rusyn: полєциц (poljecic) — to travel through air
• Papiamentu: bula — to travel through air
• Pashto: الوتل (alwatəl) — to travel through air
• Iranian Persian: پَرْواز کَرْدَن (parvâz kardan) — to travel through air
• Iranian Persian: پَریدَن (paridan) — to travel through air
• Piedmontese: volé — to travel through air
• Pipil: patani — to travel through air
• Pitjantjatjara: parpakaṉi — to travel through air
• Polish: latać — to travel through air
• Polish: lecieć — to travel through air
• Portuguese: voar — to travel through air
• Quechua: phaway — to travel through air
• Quechua: pawai — to travel through air
• Quechua: paarii — to travel through air
• Rapa Nui: rere — to travel through air
• Rohingya: uro — to travel through air
• Romani: ural — to travel through air
• Romanian: zbura — to travel through air
• Romansh: sgular — to travel through air
• Romansh: svular — to travel through air
• Romansh: svuler — to travel through air
• Russian: лета́ть (letátʹ) — to travel through air
• Russian: лете́ть (letétʹ) — to travel through air
• Russian: перелета́ть (pereletátʹ) — to travel through air
• Saho: fire — to travel through air
• Samoan: lele — to travel through air
• Sardinian: bobai — to travel through air
• Sardinian: bolare — to travel through air
• Sardinian: bolai — to travel through air
• Sardinian: volare — to travel through air
• Sardinian: borai — to travel through air
• Scottish Gaelic: itealaich — to travel through air
• Scottish Gaelic: dèan iteag — to travel through air
• Scottish Gaelic: falbh air iteig — to travel through air
• Serbo-Croatian: letiti — to travel through air
• Serbo-Croatian: лѐтети — to travel through air
• Serbo-Croatian: лѐтјети — to travel through air
• Serbo-Croatian: lèteti — to travel through air
• Serbo-Croatian: lètjeti — to travel through air
• Sherpa: འཕུར ('phur) — to travel through air
• Sicilian: vulari — to travel through air
• Sinhalese: ඉගිල්ලෙනවා (igillenawā) — to travel through air
• Slovak: lietať — to travel through air
• Slovak: letieť — to travel through air
• Slovene: leteti — to travel through air
• Somali: duulid — to travel through air
• Lower Sorbian: lětaś — to travel through air
• Lower Sorbian: leśeś — to travel through air
• Upper Sorbian: lětać — to travel through air
• Upper Sorbian: lećeć — to travel through air
• Spanish: volar — to travel through air
• Spanish: circunvolar — to travel through air
• Sundanese: hiber — to travel through air
• Sundanese: ngapung — to travel through air
• Swahili: kuruka — to travel through air
• Swedish: flyga — to travel through air
• Tagalog: lipad — to travel through air
• Tagalog: lumipad — to travel through air
• Tajik: паридан (paridan) — to travel through air
• Tajik: парвоз кардан (parvoz kardan) — to travel through air
• Tamil: பற (paṟa) — to travel through air
• Tarantino: vulà — to travel through air
• Tausug: lupad — to travel through air
• Tày: bên — to travel through air
• Ternate: soro — to travel through air
• Tetum: semo — to travel through air
• Thai: บิน (bin) — to travel through air
• Tibetan: འཕུར ('phur) — to travel through air
• Tocharian B: plu- — to travel through air
• Tongan: puna — to travel through air
• Tooro: -hurruka — to travel through air
• Turkish: gitmek — to travel through air
• Turkish: uçmak — to travel through air
• Turkish: kanatlanmak — to travel through air
• Ottoman Turkish: اوچمق (uçmak) — to travel through air
• Turkmen: uçmak — to travel through air
• Udmurt: лобыны (lobyny) — to travel through air
• Ukrainian: літа́ти (litáty) — to travel through air
• Ukrainian: леті́ти (letíty) — to travel through air
• Unami: kënthwi — to travel through air
• Unami: pëmihëla — to travel through air
• Urdu: اُڑْنا (uṛnā) — to travel through air
• Uyghur: ئۇچماق (uchmaq) — to travel through air
• Uzbek: uchmoq — to travel through air
• Venetan: zolàre — to travel through air
• Venetan: svołar — to travel through air
• Venetan: sgołar — to travel through air
• Venetan: sguołar — to travel through air
• Venetan: xolar — to travel through air
• Vietnamese: bay — to travel through air
• Volapük: flitön — to travel through air
• Walloon: voler — to travel through air
• Waray-Waray: lupad — to travel through air
• Waray-Waray: lagbaw — to travel through air
• Welsh: hedfan — to travel through air
• Yaghnobi: фурак (furak) — to travel through air
• Yakut: көт (köt) — to travel through air
• Yiddish: פֿליִען (flien) — to travel through air
• Yoruba: fò — to travel through air
• Yurok: letkolek' — to travel through air
• Yurok: lolek' — to travel through air
• Zazaki: tılo bıyen — to travel through air
• Zazaki: perayen — to travel through air
• Zealandic: vliege — to travel through air
• Catalan: fugir — to flee
• Chinese Mandarin: 逃跑 (táopǎo) — to flee
• Danish: fly — to flee
• Dutch: vluchten — to flee
• Esperanto: fuĝi — to flee
• Faroese: flýggja — to flee
• Finnish: paeta — to flee
• Galician: fuxir — to flee
• Georgian: გაქცევა (gakceva) — to flee
• German: fliehen — to flee
• German: flüchten — to flee
• Greek: πετώ (petó) — to flee
• Icelandic: flýja — to flee
• Italian: fuggire — to flee
• Italian: scappare — to flee
• Italian: darsela a gambe — to flee
• Italian: fuggire a gambe levate — to flee
• Macedonian: бега (bega) — to flee
• Macedonian: пребегува (prebeguva) — to flee
• Māori: rere — to flee
• Norwegian Bokmål: fly — to flee
• Old English: flēogan — to flee
• Pashto: الوتل (alwatəl) — to flee
• Portuguese: fugir — to flee
• Quechua: phaway — to flee
• Russian: спаса́ться (spasátʹsja) — to flee
• Russian: сбега́ть (sbegátʹ) — to flee
• Russian: убега́ть (ubegátʹ) — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: бѐжати — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: бјѐжати — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: по̀бећи — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: по̀бјећи — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: bèžati — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: bjèžati — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: pòbeći — to flee
• Serbo-Croatian: pòbjeći — to flee
• Spanish: huir — to flee
• Swahili: kukimbia — to flee
• Swedish: fly — to flee
• Thai: หนี (nǐi) — to flee
• Turkish: kaçmak — to flee
• Uyghur: قاچماق (qachmaq) — to flee
• Volapük: fugön — to flee
• Zazaki: parnayen — to flee
• Zealandic: vliege — to flee
• Catalan: pilotar — to cause to travel through the air
• Dutch: besturen — to cause to travel through the air
• Esperanto: flugigi — to cause to travel through the air
• Finnish: lentää — to cause to travel through the air
• Finnish: ohjata — to cause to travel through the air
• Finnish: lennättää — to cause to travel through the air
• French: piloter — to cause to travel through the air
• French: faire voler — to cause to travel through the air
• Galician: facer voar — to cause to travel through the air
• German: fahren — to cause to travel through the air
• German: fliegen — to cause to travel through the air
• German: fliegen lassen — to cause to travel through the air
• Hebrew: הֵטִיס (hetís) — to cause to travel through the air
• Hungarian: repít — to cause to travel through the air
• Ido: aviacar — to cause to travel through the air
• Japanese: 飛ばす (tobasu) — to cause to travel through the air
• Jeju: ᄂᆞᆯ리다 (nawllida) — to cause to travel through the air
• Malay: menerbangkan — to cause to travel through the air
• Māori: whakaangi — to cause to travel through the air
• Māori: whakaturuturu — to cause to travel through the air
• Māori: whakarere — to cause to travel through the air
• Māori: whakatere — to cause to travel through the air
• Māori: whakatare — to cause to travel through the air
• Marathi: उडवणे (uḍavṇe) — to cause to travel through the air
• Pashto: الوتل (alwatəl) — to cause to travel through the air
• Portuguese: fazer voar — to cause to travel through the air
• Romanian: înălța — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: вести́ (vestí) — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: транспорти́ровать (transportírovatʹ) — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: носи́ть (nosítʹ) — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: приноси́ть (prinosítʹ) — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: переноси́ть (perenosítʹ) — to cause to travel through the air
• Russian: переправля́ть (perepravljátʹ) — to cause to travel through the air
• Spanish: volar — to cause to travel through the air
• Spanish: hacer volar — to cause to travel through the air
• Swahili: kurusha — to cause to travel through the air
• Swedish: flyga — to cause to travel through the air
• Tày: bên — to cause to travel through the air
• Telugu: ఎగరవేయు (egaravēyu) — to cause to travel through the air
• Tibetan: བཏང (btang) — to cause to travel through the air
• Turkish: gitmek — to cause to travel through the air
• Turkish: uçmak — to cause to travel through the air
• Turkish: seyahat etmek — to cause to travel through the air
• Turkish: uçurmak — to cause to travel through the air
• Zazaki: peren — to cause to travel through the air
• Zazaki: şıyen — to cause to travel through the air
• Finnish: lentää — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Finnish: kiitää — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Finnish: rientää — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Irish: sciurd — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Māori: tauwhaiwhai — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Polish: biec — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Polish: biegać — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Spanish: ir volando — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Turkish: uçmak — to travel very fast, to hasten
• Finnish: lentää — to move suddenly with violence
• Māori: hūpana — to move suddenly with violence
• Dutch: aanslaan — to be accepted
• Dutch: lukken — to be accepted
• Finnish: ottaa tuulta — to be accepted
• Finnish: tulla hyväksytyksi — to be accepted
• Finnish: lähteä lentoon — to be accepted
• Russian: проходи́ть (proxodítʹ) — to be accepted
• Russian: быть при́нятым (bytʹ prínjatym) — to be accepted
• Serbo-Croatian: uklopiti — to be accepted
• Spanish: colar — to be accepted
• Spanish: ser aceptado — to be accepted
• Tamil: செல் (cel) — to be accepted
• Catalan: onejar — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Danish: vejre — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Danish: blafre — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Finnish: liputtaa — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Māori: whakatare — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Marathi: फडकवणे (phaḍkavṇe) — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Romanian: arbora — to display a flag from a flagpole
• Finnish: lyödä kaaripallo — to hit a flyball
• Japanese: 打ち上げる (uchiageru) — to hit a flyball
• Swahili: nzi — to hit a flyball