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• General-South-African, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈhɑːf/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈhäːf/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈhɐ̞ːf/
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• Canada, General-American, Ireland: /ˈhæf/
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• /ˈhɛə̯f/ New York City, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Baltimore
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• Northern-England, Scotland: /ˈhaf/
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From Middle English half, halfe from Old English healf (“half”); as a noun, 'half', 'side', 'part', from Proto-West Germanic *halb, from Proto-Germanic *halbaz. Cognates Cognate with Old Saxon, Old Frisian, and Old Dutch half, West Frisian heal, Dutch half, German halb, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish halv, Icelandic hálfur and Gothic 𐌷𐌰𐌻𐌱𐍃 (halbs). Compare halve, behalf.

364 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: абжа (abẑa) — consisting of a half
• Albanian: gjysmë — consisting of a half
• Southern Altai: јарым (ǰarïm) — consisting of a half
• Armenian: կես (kes) — consisting of a half
• Assamese: আধা (adha) — consisting of a half
• Azerbaijani: yarım — consisting of a half
• Bashkir: ярты (yartı) — consisting of a half
• Bashkir: ярым (yarım) — consisting of a half
• Central Bikol: kabanga — consisting of a half
• Bulgarian: половин (polovin) — consisting of a half
• Catalan: mig — consisting of a half
• Chechen: ах (ax) — consisting of a half
• Chinese Cantonese: 半 (bun3) — consisting of a half
• Chinese Mandarin: 半 (bàn) — consisting of a half
• Czech: půl — consisting of a half
• Danish: halv — consisting of a half
• Dutch: half — consisting of a half
• Esperanto: duona — consisting of a half
• Estonian: pool — consisting of a half
• Ewe: afɑ̃ — consisting of a half
• Finnish: puoli — consisting of a half
• French: demi — consisting of a half
• West-Frisian: heal — consisting of a half
• Friulian: mieç — consisting of a half
• Georgian: ნახევარი (naxevari) — consisting of a half
• German: halb — consisting of a half
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌻𐌱𐍃 (halbs) — consisting of a half
• Greek: ήμισυς (ímisys) — consisting of a half
• Greek: μισός (misós) — consisting of a half
• Ancient Greek: ἥμισυς (hḗmisus) — consisting of a half
• Gujarati: અર્ધું (ardhũ) — consisting of a half
• Gujarati: અડધું (aḍadhũ) — consisting of a half
• Hindi: आधा (ādhā) — consisting of a half
• Hindi: अर्ध (ardh) — consisting of a half
• Hindi: अर्द्ध (arddh) — consisting of a half
• Indonesian: setengah — consisting of a half
• Irish: leath- — consisting of a half
• Japanese: 半 (nakaba, han) — consisting of a half
• Japanese: ハーフ (hāfu) — consisting of a half
• Kapampangan: kapitna — consisting of a half
• Khmer: កន្លះ (kɑɑkɑnlah) — consisting of a half
• Khmer: ចំហៀង (cɑmhiəng) — consisting of a half
• Korean: 반 (ban) — consisting of a half
• Central Kurdish: نیو (nîw) — consisting of a half
• Northern Kurdish: nîv — consisting of a half
• Lao: ເຄິ່ງ (khœng) — consisting of a half
• Latgalian: puse — consisting of a half
• Latin: dīmidium — consisting of a half
• Latin: sēmis — consisting of a half
• Latvian: puse — consisting of a half
• Lithuanian: pusė — consisting of a half
• Manchu: ᡥᠣᠨᡨᠣᡥᠣ (hontoho) — consisting of a half
• Māori: haurua — consisting of a half
• Mongolian: хагас (xagas) — consisting of a half
• Norwegian Bokmål: halv — consisting of a half
• Norwegian Nynorsk: halv — consisting of a half
• Occitan: mièg — consisting of a half
• Odia: ଅଧା (adhā) — consisting of a half
• Persian: نیم (nim) — consisting of a half
• Polish: pół- — consisting of a half
• Polish: połowiczny — consisting of a half
• Portuguese: metade — consisting of a half
• Portuguese: meio — consisting of a half
• Quechua: ch'iqta — consisting of a half
• Romanian: semi- — consisting of a half
• Romanian: emi- — consisting of a half
• Romanian: jumate — consisting of a half
• Romanian: jumătate — consisting of a half
• Russian: пол- (pol-) — consisting of a half
• Russian: полу- (polu-) — consisting of a half
• Sanskrit: अर्ध (ardhá) — consisting of a half
• Serbo-Croatian: polovina — consisting of a half
• Sinhalese: බාගය (bāgaya) — consisting of a half
• Slovene: pol — consisting of a half
• Spanish: medio — consisting of a half
• Sranan Tongo: afu — consisting of a half
• Swedish: halv — consisting of a half
• Tagalog: kalahati — consisting of a half
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — consisting of a half
• Thai: ครึ่ง (krʉ̂ng) — consisting of a half
• Thai: กึ่ง (gʉ̀ng) — consisting of a half
• Northern Thai: ᨣᩕᩮᩥ᩠᩵ᨦ — consisting of a half
• Turkish: yarı — consisting of a half
• Turkish: buçuk — consisting of a half
• Vietnamese: phân nửa — consisting of a half
• Yiddish: האַלב (halb) — consisting of a half
• Bashkir: ярты (yartı) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Bashkir: ярым (yarım) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Catalan: mig — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Dutch: half — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Finnish: puolittainen — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Finnish: puoli- — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Finnish: puoleksi — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• German: halb — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Central Kurdish: نیو (nîw) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Central Kurdish: نیوەونیو (nîwewnîw) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Latvian: puse — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Portuguese: parte — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Sinhalese: භාගය (bhāgaya) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Swedish: halv — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Tagalog: kalahati — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Tamil: பாதி (pāti) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Thai: ครึ่ง (krʉ̂ng) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Thai: กึ่ง (gʉ̀ng) — consisting of some indefinite portion resembling a half
• Bulgarian: полу (polu) — having one parent in common
• Dutch: half- — having one parent in common
• Estonian: pool- — having one parent in common
• Finnish: -puoli — having one parent in common
• Georgian: ნახევარ- (naxevar-) — having one parent in common
• Polish: przyrodni — having one parent in common
• Swedish: halv — having one parent in common
• Dutch: half- — related through one common ancestor
• Estonian: pool- — related through one common ancestor
• Finnish: -puoli — related through one common ancestor
• Icelandic: hálf- — related through one common ancestor
• Swedish: halv — related through one common ancestor
• Azerbaijani: yarı — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Bashkir: ярым (yarım) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Bashkir: яртылай (yartılay) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Bulgarian: наполовина (napolovina) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Dutch: half — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Estonian: pool — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Finnish: puoli- — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Finnish: puoliksi — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Finnish: puolittain — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Georgian: სანახევროდ (sanaxevrod) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• German: halb — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Hungarian: fél- — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Hungarian: félig — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Italian: mezzo — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Northern Kurdish: nîv — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Norwegian Bokmål: halv- — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Norwegian Nynorsk: halv- — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Russian: почти́ (počtí) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Russian: наполови́ну (napolovínu) — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Spanish: mediamente — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Spanish: medio — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Spanish: semi- — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Swedish: halvt — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Turkish: yarı — in two equal parts or to an equal degree
• Spanish: parcialmente — partially; imperfectly
• Spanish: cuasi — partially; imperfectly
• Spanish: fraccionariamente — partially; imperfectly
• Spanish: mediamente — partially; imperfectly
• Spanish: medio — partially; imperfectly
• Spanish: semi- — partially; imperfectly
• Abkhaz: абжа (abẑa) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Afar: abxa — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Albanian: gjysmë — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Southern Altai: јарым (ǰarïm) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Arabic: نِصْف (niṣf) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Arabic: نُصْف (nuṣf) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Arabic: نص (nuṣṣ) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Arabic: نص (niṣṣ) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Armenian: կես (kes) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Aromanian: giumitati — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Asturian: mitá — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Azerbaijani: yarım — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Bashkir: ярты (yartı) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Bashkir: ярым (yarım) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Belarusian: палаві́на (palavína) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Belarusian: пало́ва (palóva) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Bengali: আধা (adha) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Breton: hanter — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Bulgarian: полови́на (polovína) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Burmese: အခြမ်း (a.hkram:) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Burmese: အခွဲ (a.hkwai:) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Catalan: meitat — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chamicuro: pachishki — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chechen: ах (ax) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Cherokee: ᎠᏰᏟ (ayetli) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese Cantonese: 半 (bun3) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese Cantonese: 一半 (jat1 bun3) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese: 半 (zh-min-nan) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese: 一半 (zh-min-nan) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese Mandarin: 半 (bàn) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Chinese Mandarin: 一半 (yībàn) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• East Circassian: ныкъуэ (nəqwɛ) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• West Circassian: ныкъо (nəqwo) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ngazidja Comorian: upanɗe class 11/10a — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: polovina — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: půlka — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: půl — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: půle — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: polovice — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Czech: polovička — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Dalmatian: mesu — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Danish: halvdel — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Dutch: helft — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Esperanto: duono — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Estonian: pool — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ewe: afɑ̃ — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Farefare: pʋsʋka — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Faroese: helvt — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Finnish: puolikas — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Finnish: puolet — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• French: moitié — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Friulian: mieç — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Friulian: mitât — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Galician: metade — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Georgian: ნახევარი (naxevari) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Georgian: მეორედი (meoredi) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• German: Hälfte — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Greek: μισό (misó) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ancient Greek: ἥμισυ (hḗmisu) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Gujarati: અરધું (aradhũ) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Haitian Creole: mwatye — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Hebrew: חֵצִי (khétsi) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Hebrew: מַחֲצִית (makhatsít) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Hindi: आधा (ādhā) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Hungarian: fél — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Icelandic: helmingur — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ido: duima — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ilocano: guddua — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Indonesian: setengah — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Indonesian: separuh — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ingush: ах (ax) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Irish: leath — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Isnag: xadduwa — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Italian: metà — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Japanese: 半分 (hanbun) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Kazakh: жарты (jarty) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Kazakh: жарым (jarym) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Khmer: កន្លះ (kɑnlah) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Khmer: ចំហៀង (cɑmhiəŋ) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Komi-Zyrian: джын (džyn) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Korean: 반 (ban) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Central Kurdish: نیوە (nîwe) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Northern Kurdish: niv — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Kyrgyz: жарым (jarım) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Kyrgyz: жарты (jartı) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Lao: ທ່ອງ (thǭng) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Lao: ເກີ່ງ (kœ̄ng) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Latin: dīmidium — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Lithuanian: pusė — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Macedonian: половина (polovina) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Malay: separuh — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Malay: setengah — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Maltese: nofs — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Māori: haurua — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Marathi: अर्धा (ardhā) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Mongolian: хагас (xagas) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Mongolian: тал (tal) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Mongolian: ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠰ (qaɣas) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Mongolian: ᠲᠠᠯ᠎ᠠ (tal-a) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Moore: pʋsʋka — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Norwegian Bokmål: halvdel — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Norwegian Bokmål: halvpart — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Norwegian Bokmål: omgang — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Norwegian Bokmål: banehalvdel — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Norwegian Nynorsk: halvdel — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Occitan: mitat — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ossetian: ӕрдӕг (ærdæg) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Papiamentu: mei — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Persian: نیم (nim) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Persian: نصف (nesf) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Persian: نیمه (nime) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Pipil: tajku — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Plautdietsch: Halft — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Polish: połowa — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Polish: pół — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Polish: połowina — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Polish: połówka — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Portuguese: metade — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Portuguese: tempo — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Romanian: jumătate — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Russian: полови́на (polovína) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Russian: тайм (tajm) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Saho: abrha — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sanskrit: अर्ध (ardha) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sardinian: meidade — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sardinian: meitate — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sardinian: metadi — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sardinian: midade — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Scottish Gaelic: leth — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Serbo-Croatian: половина — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Serbo-Croatian: polovina — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Shan: ၶိုင်ႈ (khūeng) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Slovak: polovina — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Slovak: polovica — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Slovene: polovica — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Spanish: mitad — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Spanish: metad (disused) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Spanish: meitad (disused) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Sranan Tongo: afu — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Swahili: nusu — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Swedish: hälft — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Swedish: halva — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Swedish: halvlek — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Swedish: planhalva — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tagalog: kalahati — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tajik: нисф (nisf) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tajik: ним (nim) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tajik: нима (nima) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Talysh: nim — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Talysh: nimə — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tamil: பாதி (pāti) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tarifit: azyen — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tat: nimə — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tatar: ярты (yartı) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tausug: tunga — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tày: pán — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tày: puốn — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tày: chang — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tày: bưởng — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Telugu: సగము (sagamu) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Thai: ครึ่ง (krʉ̂ng) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Thai: ครึ่งหนึ่ง (krêung-nèung) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tibetan: ཕྱེད་ཀ (phyed ka) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tocharian B: ywārtsa — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tok Pisin: hap — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Tongan: vaeua — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Turkish: yarım — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Turkish: yarı — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Turkmen: ýarym — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Udmurt: ӝыны (džyny) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Ukrainian: полови́на (polovýna) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Urdu: آدھا (ādhā) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Uzbek: yarim — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Venetan: mezo — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Vietnamese: nửa — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Welsh: hanner — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Yiddish: העלפֿט (helft) — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Yoruba: idaji — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Zazaki: nȋme — one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided
• Finnish: puolikas — half a standard measure
• Greek: μισό (misó) — half a standard measure
• Central Kurdish: نیوە (nîwe) — half a standard measure
• Latin: semis — half a standard measure
• Norwegian Bokmål: halv — half a standard measure
• Polish: połówka — half a standard measure
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — half a standard measure
• Arabic: نِصْف (niṣf) — math: fraction
• Arabic: نُصْف (nuṣf) — math: fraction
• Armenian: կես (kes) — math: fraction
• Bulgarian: полови́на (polovína) — math: fraction
• Czech: polovina — math: fraction
• Ewe: afɑ̃ — math: fraction
• Finnish: puoli — math: fraction
• Finnish: kahdesosa — math: fraction
• French: demi — math: fraction
• Greek: μισό (misó) — math: fraction
• Italian: metà — math: fraction
• Japanese: 半分 (hanbun) — math: fraction
• Korean: 반 (ban) — math: fraction
• Norwegian Bokmål: halv — math: fraction
• Portuguese: metade — math: fraction
• Russian: полови́на (polovína) — math: fraction
• Spanish: mitad — math: fraction
• Swahili: nusu — math: fraction
• Swedish: halva — math: fraction
• Tagalog: kalahati — math: fraction
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — math: fraction
• Ewe: afɑ̃ — part; side; behalf
• Finnish: puoli — part; side; behalf
• Norwegian Bokmål: del — part; side; behalf
• Russian: сторона́ (storoná) — part; side; behalf
• Swedish: del — part; side; behalf
• Tamil: பங்கு (paṅku) — part; side; behalf
• Czech: trimestr — one of three terms in Eton
• Finnish: velipuoli — half sibling
• Finnish: sisarpuoli — half sibling