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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *kéh2ilos Proto-Germanic *hailaz Old Norse heillbor. Middle English heyl English hail From Middle English heyl (“healthy, sound”), from Old Norse heill, from Proto-Germanic *hailaz (“whole, entire, healthy”). The verb is from Middle English heilen, itself from the adjective. Doublet of whole, hale, and heil.

From Middle English hayl, haul, from Old English hæġl, hæġel, hagol (“hail”), from Proto-West Germanic *hagl, from Proto-Germanic *haglaz, of uncertain origin. Either from Proto-Indo-European *kaghlos (“pebble”); or alternatively from *ḱoḱló-, a reduplication of *ḱel- (“cold”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian Hail (“hail”), West Frisian heil (“hail”), Low German Hagel (“hail”), German Hagel (“hail”), Dutch and Swedish hagel (“hail”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Icelandic hagl (“hail”). Compare also Old Norse héla (“frost”). Doublet of haglaz, if the second etymology (“cold”) is correct. Root-cognates outside of Germanic include Ancient Greek κάχληξ (kákhlēx, “pebble”), or alternatively Sanskrit शिशिर (śíśira, “cool, cold”), possibly also Lithuanian šešėlis (“shade, shadow”), depending on the etymology.

From Middle English haylen, haulien, hawelien, from Old English hagolian, hagalian (“to hail”), from Proto-West Germanic *haglōn, from Proto-Germanic *haglōną (“to hail”), from the noun (see above). Cognate with Saterland Frisian hailje (“to hail”), West Frisian heilje (“to hail”), Dutch hagelen (“to hail”), German Low German hageln (“to hail”), German hageln (“to hail”), Danish hagle (“to hail”), Swedish hagla (“to hail”), Norwegian Nynorsk hagle, hagla (“to hail”), Faroese hegla (“to hail”), Icelandic hagla (“to hail”).

426 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Aleut: aang — greeting!
• Arabic: السلام عليك — greeting!
• Arabic: السلام عليكم — greeting!
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܠܵܡܵܐ (šlāmā) — greeting!
• Chinese Cantonese: 萬歲 /万岁 (maan6 seoi3) — greeting!
• Chinese Mandarin: 萬歲 /万岁 (wànsuì) — greeting!
• Coptic: ⲭⲉⲣⲉ (khere) — greeting!
• Coptic: ⲭⲁⲓⲣⲉ (khaire) — greeting!
• Danish: hil — greeting!
• Dutch: saluut — greeting!
• Dutch: gegroet — greeting!
• Egyptian: i-nD-D:Y1-Hr:Z1 (j.nḏ ḥr) — greeting!
• Galician: saúde — greeting!
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃 (hails) — greeting!
• Ancient Greek: χαῖρε (khaîre) — greeting!
• Ancient Greek: χαίρετε (khaírete) — greeting!
• Hindi: जय (jay) — greeting!
• Hungarian: üdvöz légy! — greeting!
• Hungarian: üdv (neked/néked) — greeting!
• Irish: is é do bheatha — greeting!
• Irish: go mbeannaítear duit — greeting!
• Italian: ave — greeting!
• Japanese: 万歳 (banzai) — greeting!
• Kapampangan: luid (Baculud) — greeting!
• Kapampangan: luwid (Wawa) — greeting!
• Khmer: ជយោ (cĕəʼyoo) — greeting!
• Northern Kurdish: bijî — greeting!
• Latin: ave — greeting!
• Latin: avete — greeting!
• Latin: salve — greeting!
• Manx: dy bannee dhyt — greeting!
• Norwegian Nynorsk: heil — greeting!
• Old Norse: heill — greeting!
• Portuguese: ave — greeting!
• Sanskrit: जय (jaya) — greeting!
• Scottish Gaelic: fàilte — greeting!
• Sicilian: s'abbinidica — greeting!
• Sicilian: voscenza s'abbinidica — greeting!
• Sicilian: salutamu — greeting!
• Spanish: ave — greeting!
• Swedish: hell — greeting!
• Tagalog: mabuhay — greeting!
• Tagalog: aba — greeting!
• Vandalic: eils — greeting!
• Vietnamese: hoan hô — greeting!
• Vietnamese: hoan nghênh — greeting!
• Vietnamese: chào — greeting!
• Zazaki: biciwî — greeting!
• Afrikaans: hael — balls of ice
• Ainu: コンル (konru) — balls of ice
• Albanian: breshëri — balls of ice
• Albanian: kokrriz (gheg) — balls of ice
• Southern Altai: бурчак (burčak) — balls of ice
• Southern Altai: мӧндӱр (möndür) — balls of ice
• Arabic: بَرَد (barad) — balls of ice
• Arabic: مطر تلج (máṭar talg) — balls of ice
• Arabic: بَرَد (barad) — balls of ice
• Arabic: برد (barad) — balls of ice
• Aramaic: ܒܪܕܐ (barəḏā) — balls of ice
• Armenian: կարկուտ (karkut) — balls of ice
• Aromanian: grãndini — balls of ice
• Aromanian: grindinã — balls of ice
• Ashkun: ašĩ — balls of ice
• Asturian: pedrisca — balls of ice
• Asturian: granizu — balls of ice
• Avar: горо (goro) — balls of ice
• Avar: цӏер (cʼer) — balls of ice
• Azerbaijani: dolu — balls of ice
• Bashkir: боҙ (boź) — balls of ice
• Bashkir: борсаҡ (borsaq) — balls of ice
• Bashkir: боҙборсаҡ (boźborsaq) — balls of ice
• Basque: kazkabar — balls of ice
• Basque: txingor — balls of ice
• Bats: სეტყო (seṭq̇o) — balls of ice
• Belarusian: град (hrad) — balls of ice
• Bengali: শিলাবৃষ্টি (śilabriśṭi) — balls of ice
• Bouyei: ridt — balls of ice
• Bulgarian: граду́шка (gradúška) — balls of ice
• Burmese: မိုးသီး (mui:si:) — balls of ice
• Buryat: мүндэр (münder) — balls of ice
• Catalan: calamarsa — balls of ice
• Catalan: calabruix — balls of ice
• Cherokee: ᎦᏁᏐᏍᎬ (ganesosgv) — balls of ice
• Chinese Cantonese: 雹 (bok6) — balls of ice
• Chinese Cantonese: 冰雹 (bing1 bok6) — balls of ice
• Chinese Cantonese: 雪珠 (syut3 zyu1) — balls of ice
• Chinese: лынзы (lɨnzɨ) — balls of ice
• Gan Chinese: 雹子 (poh7 zi) — balls of ice
• Hakka Chinese: 冰雹 (pên-pho̍k) — balls of ice
• Chinese: 雹 (pha̍uh) — balls of ice
• Jin Chinese: 冷彈子 /冷弹子 (leng2 dan3 zeh) — balls of ice
• Chinese Mandarin: 冰雹 (bīngbáo) — balls of ice
• Chinese Mandarin: 雹子 (báozi) — balls of ice
• Chinese Mandarin: 雹 (báo) — balls of ice
• Northern Min Chinese: 龍雹 /龙雹 (lê̤ng-pāu) — balls of ice
• Wu Chinese: 冰雹 — balls of ice
• Xiang Chinese: 冰雹 (bin1 pau4) — balls of ice
• Cornish: keser — balls of ice
• Czech: kroupy — balls of ice
• Czech: krupobití — balls of ice
• Danish: hagl — balls of ice
• Dolgan: буустаак һамыыр — balls of ice
• Dongxiang: mandëu — balls of ice
• Dongxiang: mensun — balls of ice
• Dutch: hagel — balls of ice
• Esperanto: hajlo — balls of ice
• Estonian: rahe — balls of ice
• Even: бот (ʙot) — balls of ice
• Evenki: бокта (bokta) — balls of ice
• Faroese: hagl — balls of ice
• Faroese: heglingur — balls of ice
• Finnish: rakeet — balls of ice
• Finnish: raesade — balls of ice
• French: grêle — balls of ice
• French: grêlons — balls of ice
• North Frisian: haiel — balls of ice
• West-Frisian: hagel — balls of ice
• Friulian: tampieste — balls of ice
• Galician: sarabia — balls of ice
• Galician: saraiba — balls of ice
• Galician: pedrazo — balls of ice
• Galician: saragana — balls of ice
• Galician: escarabán — balls of ice
• Galician: gresillo — balls of ice
• Galician: garaullo — balls of ice
• Georgian: სეტყვა (seṭq̇va) — balls of ice
• Georgian: ხოშკაკალი (xošḳaḳali) — balls of ice
• German: Hagel — balls of ice
• German: Graupel — balls of ice
• Old High German: hagal — balls of ice
• Greek: χαλάζι (chalázi) — balls of ice
• Ancient Greek: χάλαζα (khálaza) — balls of ice
• Paraguayan Guarani: amandáu — balls of ice
• Hebrew: בָּרָד (barád) — balls of ice
• Hindi: ओला (olā) — balls of ice
• Hindi: ओलावृष्टि (olāvŕṣṭi) — balls of ice
• Hungarian: jégverés — balls of ice
• Hungarian: jégeső — balls of ice
• Icelandic: hagl — balls of ice
• Ido: greluno — balls of ice
• Indonesian: hujan es — balls of ice
• Indonesian: hujan batu — balls of ice
• Ingrian: rae — balls of ice
• Interlingua: grandine — balls of ice
• Irish: cloichshneachta — balls of ice
• Italian: grandine — balls of ice
• Japanese: 霰 (arare) — balls of ice
• Japanese: 雹 (hyō) — balls of ice
• Kalmyk: мөндр (möndr) — balls of ice
• Kankanaey: dalalo — balls of ice
• Kazakh: бұршақ (būrşaq) — balls of ice
• Khakas: мӱндӱр (mündür) — balls of ice
• Khmer: ព្រិលគ្រាប់ (prɨl krŏəp) — balls of ice
• Korean: 우박 (ubak) — balls of ice
• Kumyk: бурчакъ (burçaq) — balls of ice
• Central Kurdish: تەرزە (terze) — balls of ice
• Northern Kurdish: terg — balls of ice
• Northern Kurdish: gijlok — balls of ice
• Northern Kurdish: terez — balls of ice
• Kyrgyz: мөндүр (möndür) — balls of ice
• Kyrgyz: доол (dool) — balls of ice
• Kyrgyz: добул (dobul) — balls of ice
• Lao: ຫມາກເຫັບ (māk hep) — balls of ice
• Lao: ເຫັບ (hep) — balls of ice
• Latgalian: krusa — balls of ice
• Latin: grandō — balls of ice
• Latvian: krusa — balls of ice
• Laz: დოლუ (dolu) — balls of ice
• Laz: ხოშაკალი (xoşaǩali) — balls of ice
• Lithuanian: kruša — balls of ice
• Low German: Hagel — balls of ice
• Macedonian: град (grad) — balls of ice
• Malagasy: havandra — balls of ice
• Malay: hujan batu — balls of ice
• Maltese: silġ — balls of ice
• Manchu: ᠪᠣᠨᠣ (bono) — balls of ice
• Māori: uawhatu — balls of ice
• Māori: uaāwhatu — balls of ice
• Māori: ua-ā-whatu — balls of ice
• Māori: ua nganga — balls of ice
• Māori: nganga — balls of ice
• Māori: hukākapu — balls of ice
• Māori: hukātara — balls of ice
• Māori: hukāwhatu — balls of ice
• Mauritian Creole: lagrel — balls of ice
• Mingrelian: კირცხი (ḳircxi) — balls of ice
• Miyako: 霰 (arari) — balls of ice
• Mongolian: мөндөр (möndör) — balls of ice
• Mongolian: ᠮᠥ᠋ᠨᠳ᠋ᠦᠷ (möndür) — balls of ice
• Nahuatl: tecihuitl — balls of ice
• Navajo: ńló — balls of ice
• Norman: grile — balls of ice
• Norwegian Bokmål: hagl — balls of ice
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hagl — balls of ice
• Occitan: granissa — balls of ice
• Occitan: grèla — balls of ice
• Church Slavic: градъ (gradŭ) — balls of ice
• Church Slavic: ⰳⱃⰰⰴⱏ (gradŭ) — balls of ice
• Old East Slavic: градъ (gradŭ) — balls of ice
• Old English: hæġl — balls of ice
• Old Saxon: hagal — balls of ice
• Pannonian Rusyn: ляд (ljad) — balls of ice
• Pannonian Rusyn: каменєц (kamenjec) — balls of ice
• Pashto: ږلۍ (ẓalǝy) — balls of ice
• Pashto: ږړۍ (ẓaṛǝy) — balls of ice
• Pashto: ګلۍ (galǝy) — balls of ice
• Dari: ژَالَه (žāla) — balls of ice
• Iranian Persian: تَگَرْگ (tagarg) — balls of ice
• Plautdietsch: Hoagel — balls of ice
• Polish: grad — balls of ice
• Portuguese: granizo — balls of ice
• Portuguese: saraiva — balls of ice
• Prasuni: išĩ — balls of ice
• Quechua: chikchi — balls of ice
• Romanian: grindină — balls of ice
• Romansh: granella — balls of ice
• Romansh: garniala — balls of ice
• Romansh: garnela — balls of ice
• Romansh: garneala — balls of ice
• Russian: град (grad) — balls of ice
• Saanich: SḰEL — balls of ice
• Saanich: ḰOLX̱ — balls of ice
• Sardinian: gràndhile — balls of ice
• Sardinian: gràndhine — balls of ice
• Sardinian: gràndili — balls of ice
• Scottish Gaelic: clach-mheallain — balls of ice
• Serbo-Croatian: ту̏ча — balls of ice
• Serbo-Croatian: гра̑д — balls of ice
• Serbo-Croatian: tȕča — balls of ice
• Serbo-Croatian: grȃd — balls of ice
• Sicilian: rannula — balls of ice
• Slovak: krúpa — balls of ice
• Slovene: toča — balls of ice
• Lower Sorbian: kšupy — balls of ice
• Upper Sorbian: krupy — balls of ice
• Spanish: granizo — balls of ice
• Spanish: pedrisco — balls of ice
• Spanish: cascarrina — balls of ice
• Spanish: pedrisquero — balls of ice
• Svan: თხარსკ (txarsḳ) — balls of ice
• Svan: სკარხალ (sḳarxal) — balls of ice
• Swahili: mvua ya mawe — balls of ice
• Swedish: hagel — balls of ice
• Tagalog: graniso — balls of ice
• Tajik: жола (žola) — balls of ice
• Tajik: тагарг (tagarg) — balls of ice
• Tajik: дӯл (dül) — balls of ice
• Taos: į̀ękǫ́ne — balls of ice
• Tatar: боз (boz) — balls of ice
• Thai: เห็บ (hèp) — balls of ice
• Tibetan: སེ་ར (se ra) — balls of ice
• Turkish: dolu — balls of ice
• Turkmen: doly — balls of ice
• Udmurt: йӧзор (jözor) — balls of ice
• Udmurt: йӧ (jö) — balls of ice
• Ukrainian: град (hrad) — balls of ice
• Urdu: ژالَہ (źāla) — balls of ice
• Uyghur: تۇلا (tula) — balls of ice
• Uyghur: مۆلدۈر (möldür) — balls of ice
• Uzbek: doʻl — balls of ice
• Venetan: tenpesta — balls of ice
• Vietnamese: mưa đá — balls of ice
• Vilamovian: graojp — balls of ice
• Volapük: gräl — balls of ice
• Waigali: ašẽ — balls of ice
• Welsh: cesair — balls of ice
• Welsh: cenllysg — balls of ice
• Woiwurrung: kabbing — balls of ice
• Yaeyama: 霰 (arari) — balls of ice
• Yakut: тобурах (toburaq) — balls of ice
• Yiddish: האָגל (hogl) — balls of ice
• Zazaki: torg — balls of ice
• Zhuang: lwgbag — balls of ice
• ǃXóõ: ǁgáã — balls of ice
• Southern Altai: мӧндӱрлеер (möndürleer) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Asturian: granizar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Bulgarian: вали град — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Buryat: мүндэр орохо (münder oroxo) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Buryat: мүндэрлэхэ (münderlexe) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Catalan: calamarsejar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Catalan: granissar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Catalan: pedregar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Catalan: calabruixar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Chinese Cantonese: 落雹 (lok6 bok6) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Hakka Chinese: 落雹 (lo̍k-pho̍k) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Chinese: 落雹 (lo̍h-pha̍uh) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Chinese Mandarin: 下雹 (xiàbáo) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Chinese Mandarin: 下冰雹 (xià bīngbáo) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Chinese Mandarin: 下雹子 (xià báozi) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Cornish: gul keser — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Czech: padat kroupy — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Danish: hagle — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Dutch: hagelen — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Esperanto: hajli — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Evenki: бо̄намӣ (bōnamī) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Finnish: sataa rakeita — to fall from the sky, of hail
• French: grêler — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Galician: sarabiar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Galician: escarabanar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Galician: coriscar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• German: hageln — to fall from the sky, of hail
• German: graupeln — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Greek: πέφτει χαλάζι (péftei chalázi) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Ancient Greek: χαλαζάω (khalazáō) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Hebrew: בָּרָד (barád) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Hungarian: jégeső esik — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Ido: grelar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Irish: cuir cloichshneachta — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Italian: grandinare — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Japanese: 霰が降る (arare ga furu) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Japanese: 雹が降る (hyō ga furu) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Kankanaey: mandalalo — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Khakas: мӱндӱр чаарға (mündür çaarğa) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Latin: grandinat — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Macedonian: па́ѓа град (páǵa grad) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Manchu: ᠪᠣᠨ᠋ᠣᠮᠪᡳ (bonombi) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Manchu: ᠪᠣᠨ᠋ᠣ ᠪᠣᠨ᠋ᠣᠮᠪᡳ (bono bonombi) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Mongolian: мөндөр орох (möndör orox) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Mongolian: мөндөрлөх (möndörlöx) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Mongolian: ᠮᠥ᠋ᠨᠳ᠋ᠦᠷ ᠣᠷᠤᠬᠤ (möndür oruqu) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Mongolian: ᠮᠥ᠋ᠨᠳ᠋ᠦᠷᠯᠡᠬᠦ (möndürlekü) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Nahuatl: tecihui — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Norwegian: hagle — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Polish: grad pada — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Portuguese: granizar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Quechua: chikchiy — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Romanian: grindina — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Romanian: cădea grindină — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Romanian: ploua cu grindină — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Russian: град идёт (grad idjót) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Sardinian: randhinare — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Serbo-Croatian: пада град — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Serbo-Croatian: pada grad — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Spanish: granizar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Spanish: cascarrinar — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Swedish: hagla — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Turkish: dolu yağmak — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Tuvan: долу дүжер (dolu düjer) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Volapük: grälön — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Welsh: bwrw cesair — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Welsh: bwrw cenllysg — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Yakut: толонноо (tolonnoo) — to fall from the sky, of hail
• Zazaki: torg varayen — to fall from the sky, of hail
• German: hageln — to pour down in rapid succession
• Hungarian: záporozik — to pour down in rapid succession
• Armenian: ողջունել (oġǰunel) — to greet
• Armenian: բարեւել (barewel) — to greet
• Bashkir: сәләмләү (sələmləw) — to greet
• Bulgarian: поздравявам (pozdravjavam) — to greet
• Bulgarian: приветствам (privetstvam) — to greet
• Catalan: saludar — to greet
• Chinese Cantonese: 叫 (giu3) — to greet
• Chinese: 叫 (kiò) — to greet
• Czech: pozdravit — to greet
• Czech: zdravit — to greet
• Czech: zavolat na pozdrav — to greet
• Danish: hilse — to greet
• Dutch: begroeten — to greet
• Esperanto: saluti — to greet
• Finnish: tervehtiä — to greet
• French: saluer — to greet
• Galician: saudar — to greet
• German: grüßen — to greet
• Greek: χαιρετώ (chairetó) — to greet
• Hungarian: üdvözöl — to greet
• Hungarian: köszönt — to greet
• Icelandic: heilsa — to greet
• Ido: salutar — to greet
• Italian: salutare — to greet
• Northern Kurdish: silav kirin — to greet
• Latin: saluto — to greet
• Macedonian: поздра́вува (pozdrávuva) — to greet
• Portuguese: saudar — to greet
• Romanian: saluta — to greet
• Russian: приве́тствовать (privétstvovatʹ) — to greet
• Serbo-Croatian: поздравити — to greet
• Serbo-Croatian: pozdraviti — to greet
• Spanish: saludar — to greet
• Swedish: hell — to greet
• Tagalog: bati — to greet
• Tagalog: saludo — to greet
• Tagalog: pugay — to greet
• Ottoman Turkish: سلاملامق (selâmlamak) — to greet
• Walloon: dire bondjoû — to greet
• Zazaki: tozgıle — to greet
• Bulgarian: наричам (naričam) — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Czech: provolat slávu — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Czech: oslavovat — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• German: feiern als — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Greek: προσφωνώ (prosfonó) — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Hungarian: nevez — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Latin: consaluto — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Portuguese: designar — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Tagalog: tawag — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Walloon: lomer — to name, to designate (as someone/something)
• Bashkir: өндәшеү (öndəşew) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Bashkir: һүҙ ҡушыу (hüź quşıw) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Czech: zavolat — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Finnish: kutsua — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• French: héler — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• German: rufen — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Greek: καλώ (kaló) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Greek: φωνάζω (fonázo) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Hungarian: kiált — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Hungarian: odakiált — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Hungarian: rikkant — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Hungarian: odaszól — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Italian: chiamare — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Northern Kurdish: bang kirin — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Northern Kurdish: gazî kirin — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Lao: ເອີ້ນ (ē ʼīn) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Russian: оклика́ть (oklikátʹ) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Shan: ႁွင်ႉ (hâ̰ung) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Spanish: llamar — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Spanish: señalar — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Tagalog: tawag — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Thai: เรียก (rîiak) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Ottoman Turkish: چاغرمق (çağırmak) — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Vietnamese: gọi — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Walloon: houkî — to call out loudly in order to gain the attention of
• Czech: zamávat — to signal in order to initiate communication with
• Hungarian: leint — to signal in order to initiate communication with
• Hungarian: hív — to signal in order to initiate communication with
• Hungarian: odahív — to signal in order to initiate communication with
• Hungarian: jelez — to signal in order to initiate communication with
• Czech: pocházet — to originate