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Transferred use of the personal name Jack. (cricket: eleventh batsman): An allusion to the jack in playing cards, which follows the 10.

From Middle English Jackin, Jankyn, a popular pet form of John; rarely also an anglicized form of French Jacques (equivalent of Jacob and James). It can be also used as nickname for Jacob. Though the name was originally a pet form, it has become more of an independent name. Equivalent to John + -kin, Jake or Jacques. See also Middle French Hennequin, Jannequin and Middle Dutch Janneken.

Inherited from Middle English jakke, from Anglo-Norman jacke, Middle French jaque, jacque, from jacques (“peasant”), from the proper name Jacques. Compare jacquerie.

From Portuguese jaca (“jackfruit”), from Malayalam ചക്ക (cakka).

Named after William Jack, the Scottish botanist who described the species.

476 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: جَاك (jak) — pet name of John
• Bengali: জ্যাক (jêk) — pet name of John
• Bulgarian: Джак (Džak) — pet name of John
• Chinese Mandarin: 傑克 /杰克 (Jiékè) — pet name of John
• Czech: Honza — pet name of John
• Czech: Honzík — pet name of John
• Danish: Jack — pet name of John
• Esperanto: Ĵakvo — pet name of John
• Esperanto: Joĉjo — pet name of John
• Finnish: Jussi — pet name of John
• French: Jeannot — pet name of John
• German: Hans — pet name of John
• German: Hanns — pet name of John
• German: Hannes — pet name of John
• German: Hänsel — pet name of John
• German: Hansel — pet name of John
• German: Hansl — pet name of John
• German: Hansi — pet name of John
• Greek: Γιάννης (Giánnis) — pet name of John
• Greek: Τζακ (Tzak) — pet name of John
• Hindi: जैक (jaik) — pet name of John
• Hungarian: Jancsi — pet name of John
• Hungarian: Jankó — pet name of John
• Italian: Gianni — pet name of John
• Japanese: ジャック (Jakku) — pet name of John
• Korean: 잭 (Jaek) — pet name of John
• Latin: Iohannes — pet name of John
• Latin: Ioannes — pet name of John
• Maltese: Ġwakkin — pet name of John
• Māori: Haki — pet name of John
• Marathi: जॅक (jĕk) — pet name of John
• Persian: جک (jak) — pet name of John
• Polish: Jasiek — pet name of John
• Polish: Jaś — pet name of John
• Portuguese: João — pet name of John
• Russian: Ва́ня (Vánja) — pet name of John
• Russian: Джек (Džek) — pet name of John
• Scots: Jock — pet name of John
• Scottish Gaelic: Seoc — pet name of John
• Slovak: Jano — pet name of John
• Slovak: Janko — pet name of John
• Slovene: Janko — pet name of John
• Slovene: Jani — pet name of John
• Spanish: Juanito — pet name of John
• Swedish: Jack — pet name of John
• Welsh: Jac — pet name of John
• Abkhaz: Еқәыԥ (Ekwəp) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Afrikaans: Jakobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Afrikaans: Jaco — anglicized form of Jacques
• Afrikaans: Jako — anglicized form of Jacques
• Aghwan: 𐔺𐔰𐕄𐕒𐔱 (yaḳob) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Arabic: جَاك (jak) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Arabic: يَعْقُوب (yaʕqūb) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Arabic: جَيْمْس (jayms) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Arabic: جَايْمْز (jaymz) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Aragonese: Chaime — anglicized form of Jacques
• Aramaic: ܝܥܩܘܒ — anglicized form of Jacques
• Armenian: Հակոբ (Hakob) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Old Armenian: Յակոբ (Yakob) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Azerbaijani: Ceyms — anglicized form of Jacques
• Bashkir: Яҡуп (Yaqup) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Basque: Jakes — anglicized form of Jacques
• Belarusian: Я́каў (Jákaw) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Bengali: জ্যাক (jêk) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Breton: Jagu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Breton: Jakez — anglicized form of Jacques
• Bulgarian: Я́ков (Jákov) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Bulgarian: Джак (Džak) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Catalan: Jaume — anglicized form of Jacques
• Catalan: Xaume — anglicized form of Jacques
• Cebuano: Santiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Chinese Cantonese: 雅各 (ngaa5 gok3) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Eastern Min Chinese: 雅各 (Ngā-gáuk) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Chinese Mandarin: 傑克 /杰克 (Jiékè) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ngazidja Comorian: Yakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ngazidja Comorian: Yakuba — anglicized form of Jacques
• Coptic: ⲓⲁⲕⲱⲃ (iakōb) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Cornish: Jago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Corsican: Ghjàcumu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Czech: Jakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Danish: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Danish: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Danish: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• Dutch: Jaap — anglicized form of Jacques
• Dutch: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Dutch: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Dutch: Jacobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Esperanto: Jakobo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Estonian: Jaak — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ewe: Yakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Faroese: Jákup — anglicized form of Jacques
• Faroese: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Faroese: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Finnish: Jaakko — anglicized form of Jacques
• Franco-Provençal: Jâque — anglicized form of Jacques
• French: Jacques — anglicized form of Jacques
• French: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• French: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• West-Frisian: Jakobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• West-Frisian: Japik — anglicized form of Jacques
• Friulian: Jacum — anglicized form of Jacques
• Galician: Iago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Galician: Xacobe — anglicized form of Jacques
• Galician: Xácome — anglicized form of Jacques
• Galician: Xaime — anglicized form of Jacques
• Galician: Santiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Georgian: იაკობი (iaḳobi) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Georgian: ჯეიმზ (ǯeimz) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Bavarian German: Jackl — anglicized form of Jacques
• Greek: Ιάκωβος (Iákovos) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Greek: Ιακώβ (Iakóv) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Greek: Τζέιμς (Tzéims) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ancient Greek: Ἰάκωβος (Iákōbos) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Greenlandic: Jaaku — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hausa: Yaƙubu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hawaiian: Kimo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hawaiian: Iakopo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hawaiian: Iakopa — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hebrew: ג׳ק — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hindi: जैक (jaik) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Hungarian: Jakab — anglicized form of Jacques
• Icelandic: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Icelandic: Jakop — anglicized form of Jacques
• Icelandic: Jaki — anglicized form of Jacques
• Icelandic: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ido: Iakobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Inuktitut: ᔮᑯᑉ (yaakop) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Irish: Séamas — anglicized form of Jacques
• Irish: Séamus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Italian: Giacomo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Italian: Giacobbe — anglicized form of Jacques
• Italian: Jacopo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Italian: Iago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Japanese: ヤコブ (Yakobu) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Japanese: ジャック (Jakku) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Japanese: ジェームズ (Jēmuzu) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Japanese: ジェイムズ (Jeimuzu) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Japanese: サンティアゴ — anglicized form of Jacques
• Korean: 야곱 (yagop) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Korean: 야고보 (Yagobo) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Korean: 제임스 (Jeimseu) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Korean: 잭 (Jaek) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Latin: Iacobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Latin: Jacobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Latin: Jacomus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Latvian: Jēkabs — anglicized form of Jacques
• Latvian: Džeimss — anglicized form of Jacques
• Limburgish: Jakobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Lithuanian: Jokūbas — anglicized form of Jacques
• Macedonian: Јаков (Jakov) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Malay: Yakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Malay: Yaakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Malay: Yaacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Maltese: Ġakbu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Manchu: ᠶᠠᡴᠣᠪ (yakob) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Manx: Jamys — anglicized form of Jacques
• Māori: Hākopa — anglicized form of Jacques
• Māori: Haki — anglicized form of Jacques
• Māori: Hēmi — anglicized form of Jacques
• Marathi: जॅक (jĕk) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Navajo: Jéíkab — anglicized form of Jacques
• Norman: Jâcob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Norman: Jimce — anglicized form of Jacques
• Norwegian: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Norwegian: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Norwegian: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• Occitan: Jammes — anglicized form of Jacques
• Occitan: James — anglicized form of Jacques
• Occitan: Jacme — anglicized form of Jacques
• Occitan: Jaume — anglicized form of Jacques
• Persian: یعقوب (ya'qub) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Persian: جیمز (jeymz) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Polish: Jakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Portuguese: Jacó — anglicized form of Jacques
• Portuguese: Iago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Portuguese: Tiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Portuguese: Diogo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Portuguese: Jaime — anglicized form of Jacques
• Romanian: Iacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Russian: Я́ков (Jákov) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Russian: Джеймс (Džejms) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Northern Sami: Jáhkot — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Hamish — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Jaucob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Jock — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: James — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Jamie — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Jeames — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scots: Peem — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scottish Gaelic: Seumas — anglicized form of Jacques
• Scottish Gaelic: Sheumais — anglicized form of Jacques
• Serbo-Croatian: Јаков — anglicized form of Jacques
• Serbo-Croatian: Jakov — anglicized form of Jacques
• Sicilian: Jàbbucu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Sicilian: Jàcumu — anglicized form of Jacques
• Slovak: Jakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Slovene: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Jacobo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Santiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Santi — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Diego — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Jaime — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Yago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Spanish: Iago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Swahili: Yakobo — anglicized form of Jacques
• Swahili: Yaakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Swedish: Jakob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Swedish: Jacob — anglicized form of Jacques
• Swedish: Jack — anglicized form of Jacques
• Tagalog: Jaime — anglicized form of Jacques
• Tagalog: Santiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Thai: ยาโคบ (yaa-kôhp) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Turkish: Yakub — anglicized form of Jacques
• Turkish: Yakup — anglicized form of Jacques
• Ukrainian: Я́ків (Jákiv) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Vietnamese: Giacôbê — anglicized form of Jacques
• Vietnamese: Giacôbe — anglicized form of Jacques
• Vietnamese: Giacóp — anglicized form of Jacques
• Vietnamese: Giacơ — anglicized form of Jacques
• Vietnamese: Yacôbê — anglicized form of Jacques
• Walloon: Djåke — anglicized form of Jacques
• Waray-Waray: Santiago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Welsh: Jac — anglicized form of Jacques
• Welsh: Iago — anglicized form of Jacques
• Yiddish: יעקבֿ (yakev) — anglicized form of Jacques
• Zealandic: Jakobus — anglicized form of Jacques
• Western Apache: náłbiil bijaadbee dahnádidlohí — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Arabic: مِشْوَال (mišwāl) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Arabic: رَافِعَة (rāfiʕa) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Belarusian: дамкра́т (damkrát) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Bulgarian: крик (krik) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Catalan: cric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Chinese Mandarin: 起重器 (qǐzhòngqì) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Chinese Mandarin: 千斤頂 /千斤顶 (qiānjīndǐng) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Czech: zvedák — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Czech: hever — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Danish: donkraft — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Dutch: krik — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Esperanto: kriko — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Estonian: tungraud — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Finnish: tunkki — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Finnish: nosturi — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• French: cric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Georgian: ჯალამბარი (ǯalambari) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Georgian: დომკრატი (domḳraṭi) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Georgian: ამწევი (amc̣evi) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• German: Wagenheber — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Greek: γρύλος (grýlos) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Hebrew: ג׳ק מכאני — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Hindi: जैक (jaik) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Hungarian: emelő — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Hungarian: emelőbak — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Hungarian: kocsiemelő — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Icelandic: tjakkur — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Ido: kriko — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Indonesian: dongkrak — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: cric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: cricco — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: martinetto — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: martinello — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: binda — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Italian: sollevatore — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Japanese: ジャッキ (jakki) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Javanese: dongkrak — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Korean: 잭 (jaek) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Latvian: domkrats — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Middle Low German: dumkraft — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Luxembourgish: Autoscric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Malay: جيک — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Malay: jek — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Maltese: ġakk — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Māori: tiaki — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Māori: hikiwaka — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Mongolian: данхраат (danxraat) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Mongolian: хөшүүрэг (xöšüüreg) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Navajo: chidí bee dah ńdiitʼáhí — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Norman: lévyi — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Norwegian Bokmål: jekk — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Norwegian Bokmål: donkraft — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Norwegian Nynorsk: jekk — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Norwegian Nynorsk: donkraft — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Persian: جک (jak) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Pohnpeian: saki — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Polish: lewar — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Portuguese: macaco — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Romanian: cric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Russian: домкра́т (domkrát) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Spanish: gato — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Spanish: gata — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Spanish: cric — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Swedish: domkraft — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Tagalog: gato — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Thai: แม่แรงตะเข้ — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Tibetan: འདེགས་ལྕགས ('degs lcags) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Turkish: kriko — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Turkish: bocurgat — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Ottoman Turkish: بوجرغات (bocurgat) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Ukrainian: домкра́т (domkrát) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Vietnamese: cái kích — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Volapük: tovöm — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Yiddish: אונטערהייבער (unterheyber) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Yiddish: דזשעק (dzhek) — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Zazaki: kriko — device for raising and supporting a heavy object
• Bulgarian: момче (momče) — man or men in general
• Catalan: jan — man or men in general
• Czech: člověk — man or men in general
• Czech: chlap — man or men in general
• Czech: týpek — man or men in general
• Finnish: jätkä — man or men in general
• French: type — man or men in general
• French: gars — man or men in general
• French: mec — man or men in general
• French: gonze — man or men in general
• Georgian: კაცი (ḳaci) — man or men in general
• Georgian: ჭაბუკი (č̣abuḳi) — man or men in general
• Georgian: ჯეელი (ǯeeli) — man or men in general
• Greek: άντρας (ántras) — man or men in general
• Hungarian: fickó — man or men in general
• Hungarian: pasas — man or men in general
• Hungarian: hapsi — man or men in general
• Bulgarian: мъжко животно (mǎžko životno) — male animal
• Finnish: koiras — male animal
• Hungarian: hím — male animal
• Portuguese: macho — male animal
• Arabic: حِمَار (ḥimār) — male ass (the animal)
• Catalan: ase — male ass (the animal)
• Danish: hanæsel — male ass (the animal)
• Danish: æselhingst — male ass (the animal)
• Dutch: ezel — male ass (the animal)
• Esperanto: azeno — male ass (the animal)
• Finnish: aasiori — male ass (the animal)
• French: âne — male ass (the animal)
• Georgian: ვირი (viri) — male ass (the animal)
• Italian: asino — male ass (the animal)
• Japanese: 雄驢馬 (osu-roba) — male ass (the animal)
• Japanese: 雄ロバ (osu-roba) — male ass (the animal)
• Kashmiri: خَر (khar) — male ass (the animal)
• Maltese: ħmar — male ass (the animal)
• Portuguese: burro — male ass (the animal)
• Russian: осёл (osjól) — male ass (the animal)
• Russian: иша́к (išák) — male ass (the animal)
• Spanish: asno — male ass (the animal)
• Catalan: connector de clavilla — surface mounted connector
• Chinese Cantonese: 插口 (caap3 hau2) — surface mounted connector
• Chinese Mandarin: 插座 (chāzuò) — surface mounted connector
• Chinese Mandarin: 插口 (chākǒu) — surface mounted connector
• Czech: konektor — surface mounted connector
• Danish: stik — surface mounted connector
• Dutch: stopkontakt — surface mounted connector
• Dutch: aansluitpunt — surface mounted connector
• Dutch: aansluiting — surface mounted connector
• Dutch: stekker — surface mounted connector
• Esperanto: ĵako — surface mounted connector
• Finnish: jakki — surface mounted connector
• French: jack — surface mounted connector
• French: prise jack — surface mounted connector
• French: connecteur — surface mounted connector
• German: Buchse — surface mounted connector
• Hungarian: aljzat — surface mounted connector
• Hungarian: dugalj — surface mounted connector
• Hungarian: dugaszolóaljzat — surface mounted connector
• Italian: presa elettrica — surface mounted connector
• Japanese: ジャック (jakku) — surface mounted connector
• Japanese: 差しこみ口 (sashikomiguchi) — surface mounted connector
• Malay: bicu — surface mounted connector
• Norwegian: plugg — surface mounted connector
• Portuguese: jack — surface mounted connector
• Portuguese: soquete — surface mounted connector
• Portuguese: jaque — surface mounted connector
• Romanian: conector-fișă — surface mounted connector
• Romanian: ștecăr — surface mounted connector
• Romanian: conector-pin — surface mounted connector
• Russian: гнездо́ (gnezdó) — surface mounted connector
• Russian: разъём (razʺjóm) — surface mounted connector
• Spanish: clavija — surface mounted connector
• Swedish: jack — surface mounted connector
• Catalan: bolig — target ball in bowls
• Catalan: tap — target ball in bowls
• Chinese Mandarin: 靶子球 (bǎziqiú) — target ball in bowls
• Czech: prasátko — target ball in bowls
• Czech: košonek — target ball in bowls
• French: cochonnet — target ball in bowls
• German: Zielkugel — target ball in bowls
• Hungarian: célgolyó — target ball in bowls
• Italian: boccino — target ball in bowls
• Māori: hai — target ball in bowls
• Portuguese: bolim — target ball in bowls
• Spanish: boliche — target ball in bowls
• Catalan: pavelló — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Danish: gøs — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Dutch: geus — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Finnish: rainelippu — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• German: Gösch — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Greek: σημαία (simaía) — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Japanese: 国籍旗 (kokuseki-ki) — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Japanese: 船首旗 (senshu-ki) — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Portuguese: jaque — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Portuguese: jaco — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Romanian: geac — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Russian: гюйс (gjujs) — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Serbo-Croatian: pramčana zastava — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Spanish: pabellón — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Ukrainian: гюйс (hjujs) — nautical: small flag at bow of ship
• Bulgarian: кърмов флаг (kǎrmov flag) — nautical: naval ensign
• Danish: gøs — nautical: naval ensign
• Finnish: laivastolippu — nautical: naval ensign
• Portuguese: jaque — nautical: naval ensign
• Catalan: cota — military: coarse medieval coat of defense
• Dutch: jekker — military: coarse medieval coat of defense
• Esperanto: jako — military: coarse medieval coat of defense
• Italian: cotta — military: coarse medieval coat of defense
• Portuguese: brigantina — military: coarse medieval coat of defense
• Swedish: skärsax — glassblowing tool
• Bulgarian: пари (pari) — slang: money
• Catalan: pistrincs — slang: money
• Finnish: fyrkka — slang: money
• Finnish: hynä — slang: money
• Finnish: massi — slang: money
• Finnish: paalu — slang: money
• Hungarian: dohány — slang: money
• Hungarian: zseton — slang: money
• Hungarian: lóvé — slang: money
• Hungarian: zsozsó — slang: money
• Hungarian: steksz — slang: money
• Dhivehi: ހަނދި އާއިލާ (handi āilā) — fish in the Carangidae family
• Finnish: piikkimakrilli — fish in the Carangidae family
• Portuguese: xaréu — fish in the Carangidae family
• Catalan: clavilla — part of the harpsichord
• Catalan: saltador — part of the harpsichord
• Finnish: luisti — part of the harpsichord
• French: sautereau — part of the harpsichord
• French: baton d’échappement — part of the harpsichord
• Italian: salterello — part of the harpsichord
• Portuguese: saltador — part of the harpsichord
• Spanish: clavija — part of the harpsichord
• Spanish: saltador — part of the harpsichord
• Bulgarian: жак (žak) — female ended electrical connector
• Catalan: presa femella — female ended electrical connector
• Esperanto: ĵako — female ended electrical connector
• Finnish: pistorasia — female ended electrical connector
• German: Steckdose — female ended electrical connector
• German: Buchse — female ended electrical connector
• Māori: kuhunga — female ended electrical connector
• Māori: kōhao — female ended electrical connector
• Māori: kōwhao — female ended electrical connector
• Portuguese: soquete — female ended electrical connector
• Russian: мама (mama) — female ended electrical connector
• Bulgarian: вдигам на крик (vdigam na krik) — use a jack
• Chinese Mandarin: 用千斤顶 — use a jack
• Czech: zvednout — use a jack
• Finnish: nostaa tunkilla — use a jack
• Finnish: tunkata — use a jack
• French: mettre sur le cric — use a jack
• Italian: sollevare con il cric — use a jack
• Norwegian: jekke — use a jack
• Pohnpeian: saki — use a jack
• Pohnpeian: sakih — use a jack
• Portuguese: levantar — use a jack
• Spanish: levantar — use a jack
• Bulgarian: задигам (zadigam) — steal
• Chinese Mandarin: 偷 (tōu) — steal
• Czech: ukrást — steal
• Finnish: varastaa — steal
• French: piquer — steal
• French: faucher — steal
• Italian: rubare — steal
• Italian: fregare — steal
• Portuguese: roubar — steal
• Russian: укра́сть (ukrástʹ) — steal
• Russian: угнать (ugnatʹ) — steal
• Russian: увести́ (uvestí) — steal
• Spanish: robar — steal
• Spanish: afanar — steal
• Finnish: lyödä kunnari — to hit a home run